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Realisation of the Future Smart Grid

6th June to 7th June 2012, London, United Kingdom

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8.30		Registration & Coffee
9.00		Chairman's Opening Remarks Teus de Zwart, Senior Director International Standards, Echelon Energy and Utility View Bio
9.10		OPENING ADDRESS Marcelo Masera, , Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen Joint Research Centre (JCR) - European Commission View Bio The role of the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission Lessons learned from the JRC smart grids inventory Assessing costs and benefits of smart grids: the JRC experience
9.50		Low Carbon Networks Fund Mark Askew, Senior Manager, Ofgem View Bio Aims and objectives Design of the fund Process for the annual competition Overview of current projects Aims and objectives Design of the fund Process for the annual competition Overview of current projects
10.30		Morning Coffee
11.00		Low Carbon London update David Openshaw, Head of Future Networks, UK Power Networks View Bio Maximising opportunities surrounding flexible responsive demand Optimising the contribution from decentralised generation Leveraging the functionality of smart metering Accommodating electric vehicles
11.40		The effect of smart grid on industry design Chris Harris, Head of Retail Regulation, RWE NPower View Bio New models for contracting Direct consumer network interaction Security of supply
12.20		Networking Lunch
14.00		Eaton perspective on the Smart Grid challenges Phil Dingle, Power Utilities and Networks Segment Manager , Eaton Electric Ltd View Bio •Structure our thoughts around Smart Grids •Why, what & how •Reference a number of recently published reports •Highlight a number of key themes from these reports •Review a number of case studies from Netherlands, Denmark and Italy
14.40		Transition into the intelligent future grid operator John Hodemaekers, Head of Innovation Department, Stedin View Bio How market change influence the future grid Market changes ask for different techniques and approaches New techniques and approaches as for new internal relationships The grid operators internal relations and processes will change The evolution of the intelligent grid operator
15.20		Afternoon Tea
15.30		Towards smart grids in the Netherlands Joris Knigge, Innovator, Enexis View Bio Practical experiences from the DSO Enexis Developments: the Dutch energy supply system Consequences for the Dutch DSO Enexis: alternatives and options Practical approach and presentation of real life case studies: the two pilot projects, Breda and Zwolle, aiming at the participation of 500 households
16.20		Smart grid challenges - the Scottish Power case study Geoff Murphy, Lead Engineer, Scottish Power View Bio An update on the ScottishPower trial alongside the community of Ashton Hayes Analysis and presentation of findings to date The 132kV Dynamic Thermal Rating Project IET Innovation Award 2010 winning project Update on the operational role out of the scheme across North-Wales
17.00		Case study: Advancing electrical network infrastructure: smart grid implemented in Amsterdam Bert Heerbaart, Strategic Program Manager Smart Grids, Alliander N.V. View Bio Alliander’s smart grid agenda Substation automation roll out project – implementing the SASensor Smart grid project Amsterdam- first results and lessons learned Saving costs - prolonging the use of the current grid Alliander’s smart grid agenda Substation automation roll out project – implementing the SASensor Smart grid project Amsterdam- first results and lessons learned Saving costs - prolonging the use of the current grid
17.40		Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

8.30		Registration & Coffee
9.00		Chairman's Opening Remarks John Counsell, Professor, Strathclyde University View Bio
9.10		OPENING ADDRESS John Counsell, Professor, Strathclyde University View Bio
9.30		Demand response and the Customer-Led Network Revolution Jim Cardwell, Head of Regulation & Strategy, CE Electric UK View Bio Learning being delivered by the Customer-Led Network Revolution project Economic signals versus value to customers Assessing customers' appetite for demand response participation Value for DNOs from demand response Learning being delivered by the Customer-Led Network Revolution project Economic signals versus value to customers Assessing customers' appetite for demand response participation Value for DNOs from demand response
10.10		An architecture for a future proof smart grid Teus de Zwart, Senior Director International Standards, Echelon Energy and Utility View Bio How to select technologies if you know technologies will change? How to combine current and future technologies and devices? Creating an architecture and framework which allows the adoption of new technologies A new look at interoperability Open smart grid protocol (OSGP) - the most widely used system in Europe
10.50		Morning Coffee
11.20		Smart grid demonstration projects in Endesa Christopher Regan, Process Engineering and Technology Director, Endesa Spain View Bio Real living lab to test the technologies involved in smart grids Future strategies in the DSO Smart grid demonstration projects in Endesa: Malaga, Barcelona, Buzios, Bari, Genova
12.00		Renewable integration: the challenges and the vision for 2020 Fintan Slye, Director of Operations, EirGrid plc View Bio EU wind targets The national renewable action plan Maintaining the power system for large renewable deployment Operational boundaries Key initiatives
12.40		Networking Lunch
14.00		The potential of adaptive automation and commercial innovation to release network capacity Stephen Cox, Head of Future Networks, Electricity North West Limited View Bio The potential of network automation to release capacity for use by customers Leveraging existing investments for greater benefit Understanding fault patterns on our network Stimulation the UK demand side market The potential of network automation to release capacity for use by customers Leveraging existing investments for greater benefit Understanding fault patterns on our network Stimulation the UK demand side market
14.40		Bridging the OT/IT gap for successful smart grid deployment Frans Campfens, Senior Consultant SmartGrids (ICT) and AMR, Alliander N.V. View Bio What is OT/and IT? A few examples of IT and OT approaches Different view angles of OT and IT on smart grid development Bridging the gap: what is really necessary for the future?
15.20		Afternoon Tea
15.40		The drivers and strategy for smart grids in Enel Carlos Costa Rausa, Smart Grid Manager, Enel S P A View Bio From smart meters to smart grids: real life experience from smart metering, DG integration, EV infrastructure and active demand Integrating more intermittent renewable and distributed energy sources: the Emilia Romagna case study (GRID4EU) and the Molise region smart grid development The path from pilots to deployment: European collaboration, how to overcome barriers and how to build a sustainable business case
16.20		ESB Networks - 2025 - The Smart Networks Initiative Teresa Fallon, Manager Smart Networks, ESB Integrating more renewable on the Network – how can we do this better? Paving the way for a broader introduction of electric transport Maximising the potential of active customers through smart metering and Active Demand Response Developing a flexible and energy efficient network leveraging renewable integration, electric transport, the flexible load and operational excellence
17.00		Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

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