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Chairman’s Opening Address1 3 : 0 0

EU Stability & Growth – The Strategy for RenewablesInvited Opening Keynote Speaker: Günther H. Oettinger, Commissioner for Energy, European Commission*

The Technologies that will Enable the Power Industry to Deliver Higher Energy Efficiency, Tighter Regulations andEnvironmental Requirements

The 2020 Vision for Europe – Achieving Competitive, Sustainable and Secure Energy Utilising Advances in SmartGrid Technology & Deployment

Recent Global Advances in Electricity Energy StorageSpeakers & discussion panelists include: Peter Devlin, Fuel Cell Technologies Program, Washington D.C., U.S. Department of Energy, Elvin Yuzugullu, SRA International Geoffrey,Morrison, Programme Manager, IEA Clean Coal Centre, Per Hallberg, EURELECTRIC / Vattenfall, Frank-Detlef Drake, RWE*, Stéphane, GDF Suez, Göran Hult, Fortum, Luis ManuelSantos Moro, HC ENERGÍA (EDP Group), Frank Wouters, Masdar Power*, Wolfram Münch, EnBW Energie* Jean Marie Bemtgen, European Commission*, Oliver Weinmann,Vattenfall*, Otto Pirker, Verburnd Hydropower*, Pierre Bernard, Secretary General, Elia*, Jan Bozeli, Energy, Alliander*, Gauthier Delille, Power System Analysis, EDF*

Conventional Base-Load PowerEfficiency & CO2 Reduction Stream

New Renewable Energy TechnologiesStream

Distribution, Smart Grids & RESIntegration Stream

Developing (CCGT) Power Stations toEnsure an Optimised Solution

Peter Ramm, COO Europe, Advanced Power

Sustainability Through Technology –Innovations & Advances in Wind Power Plant

Development and GenerationTo be assigned to a leading specialist

Optimising Power Grids in Europe & theRole of Active Network Operators in

Implementing Smart ProjectsInv. Peter Sigenstam, E.ON*, David MacLeman,

Scottish & Southern Energy*

Thermal Power Plant CombustionOptimization

Fortum Power & Heat*

The Technologies Employed in the Meerwindoffshore Wind Farm Project

Inv.- Jens Assheuer , CEO, WindMW GmbH*

Flexible Power Generation EnablingWide Integration of RES

Kenneth Engblom, Wärtsilä Power Plants

14:00

Advancing Coal-Fired Power GenerationEfficiency and Emission Reduction

Inv. Jerzy Pasternak, QC/QA Manager, Rafako*, MarcMostade, Member, UCGA Advisory Council

Optimising Wind Energy Operationsand Maintenance

Inv. Panellists: Mark Porter, E.ON, Juan Amate, Iberdrola*,George Bakker, Eneco, Prinses Amalia Windpark*, Helge

Larsen, Agder Energi Produksjon*

Working Towards a Pan-EuropeanSmart Grid – Regulatory and Policy

FrameworkTahir Kapetanovic, E-Control*

1 5 : 3 0 Coffee Break & Networking in the Exhibition Lounge

Integrated Renovation & ModernisationSolutions for Legacy Fossil Fired Units

- To be assigned to a leading specialist

Building New State-of-the-Art SolarInstallations in Europe and the Technologies

to Employ

European MV Networks that UtilizeAutonomous, Self-Organising Nodes -

Inv. Andreas Breuer, RWE AG

Advances in Turbo Technology For PowerGeneration

New International Standards for SolidBiomass – Development for Torrefied &

Upgraded BiomassDr. Martin Englisch - OFI Technologie & Innovations GmbH

Meeting Smart Grids ProjectDeployment Challenges

Inv. Gunnar Lorenz, Eurelectric*, Paola Petroni, EnelDistribuzione*, Thomas Rieder, Salzburg*

Advances in Nuclear Power GenerationTechnology & Safety

Inv. speakers & panellists: Ilari Räisänen, Fortum Power &Heat Oy, Finland, Gaudenzio Mariotti, Enel

Advances in Hydropower Technology andEfficiency

The Role of Micro-Generation in theRedesign of the Current Transmission

System to Permit End-Users to BecomeElectricity Traders

1 6 : 0 0

The Latest Developments AffectingCogeneration and Combined

Heat and Power (CHP)

Hydrogen: Part of the Renewable EnergyStorage Solution

Session leader- Elvin Peter Devlin, Fuel Cell TechnologiesProgram, U.S. Department of Energy

Integrating Electric Vehicles (EV) andeMobility into New-Generation

Networks

1 7 : 3 0 Closing Plenary SessionBuilding Energy-Self-Sufficient Municipalities and “Bio Energy Villages“ –100% Self-Supplied Energy - Andreas Herden, Project Leader, trend:research* - Germany

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2012 EPG POWER-TECH FORUMPre-Summit Technology Day - Monday 3rd December 2012 (Quick View)

Connecting Europe’s Strategic Executive Decision-Makers with the Best-In Class Technology Providers to Achieve Europe’s Key CO2 Reduction Targets


POWER-TECH FORUM Detailed Agenda | Pre-summit Technology Day | Monday 3rd December

1 2 : 0 0 Exhibition Opening

1 3 : 0 0 Chairman’s Opening Address

EU Stability and Growth – The Strategy for RenewablesInv. Opening Keynote Speaker: Günther H. Oettinger, Commissioner for Energy, European Commission*

The Technologies that will Enable the Power Industry to Deliver Higher Energy Efficiency, TighterRegulations and Environmental Requirements

How Europe’s energy portfolio is being shaped according to CO2 emission reduction targets & the coming availability ofgame-changing technologies

Meeting the challenge of integrating more renewable energies into the power grid and into existing coal and gas plants The future role of CCGTs as backup facilities for renewables Technological and scientific facts versus economic trends & political pressures View into the future - the technologies that will enable stable networks enabling a balanced, efficient and environmentally

friendly power landscape

The 2020 Vision for Europe – Achieving Competitive, Sustainable and Secure Energy UtilisingAdvances in Smart Grid Technology & DeploymentAs utilities, equipment manufacturers etc try to integrate all the different pieces of the smart grid puzzle into a common architecture,the development of consensus concerning standards is lagging behind deployment

European Electricity Grid Initiative (EEGI) Roadmap- addresses the challenge of integrating new technologies under reallife working conditions and validating the results

Interoperability - Common technical standards that will connect the European grids Working towards consensus standards- what works and what doesn’t The way ahead - delivering the roadmap to fill the gaps Catching up with deployment – the co-ordination and acceleration of standards Developing the standards required for devices to be utility controlled

Recent Global Advances in Electricity Energy Storage (EES) The increasing potential for EES in enabling the storage of wind and solar generation from off-peak or shoulder hours to

on - peak periods is becoming a priority. Why improving grid reliability and stability and deferring new generation and transmission investments are becoming key

objectives for grid operators The most promising EES technologies and their potential application to reduce line congestions, providing frequency

regulation and managing the intermittency of renewables The latest cost-effective storage solutions and their capabilities

Introductory Speakers: Peter Devlin, Fuel Cell Technologies Program, Washington D.C., U.S. Department of Energy, Elvin Yuzugullu,SRA InternationalSpeakers and discussion panelists:, Geoffrey, Morrison, Programme Manager, IEA Clean Coal Centre, Per Hallberg, Chair WorkingGroup Smart Grids & Senior Advisor European Affairs EURELECTRIC / Vattenfall*, Frank-Detlef Drake, Vice President, CorporateResearch & Development, RWE*, Stéphane Rapoport Project Manager - Power System Consulting, GDF Suez, Göran Hult, Head OfR&D, Fortum Sweden, Luis Manuel Santos Moro, Head of R&D, HC ENERGÍA (EDP Group), Frank Wouters, Director, MasdarPower*, Wolfram Münch, Vice President Research & Innovation, EnBW Energie* Jean Marie Bemtgen, EC Scientific Officer,European Commission*, Oliver Weinmann, Head of Innovation, Vattenfall*, Otto Pirker, Energy Storage Advisor, VerburndHydropower*, Emmanuel Puchala, Energy Storage Programme Manager, GDF Suez*, Terje Gjengedal, Senior Vice President, R&DDirector, Statnett, Jacques Ruer, Manager Technology Development, Saipem*, Veronica Malvaldi, Renewable Energy ProjectManager, Enel*, Pierre Bernard, Secretary General, Elia*, Jan Bozeli, Energy Storage Advisor, Alliander*, Gauthier Delille, ReserchEngineer, Power System Analysis, EDF*

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“An excellent forum to update my knowledge and understanding on the generalsituation in the energy industry: opportunities, threats, companies, views ondevelopment and DG completion/Anti-Trust issues”

Markku Norsdstrum, Industry Intelligence Manager


Stream 1Conventional Base-Load Power Stream

MAXIMISING EFFICIENCY &REDUCING CO2 EMISSIONS FOR

BASELOAD POWER GENERATION

Stream 2Renewable Energy Development Stream

ADVANCES IN RES POWERGENERATION AND STORAGE

Stream 3Distribution, Smart Grids & RES

Integration Stream

DEMAND-SIDE MANAGEMENTSYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY

Making the Correct Decisions Duringthe Development of Combined Cycle

Gas Turbine (CCGT) Power Stations toEnsure an Optimised Solution

Assessing the requirements andattributes associated with a successfulproject at early development stages

Understanding the options anddecisions taken to optimise the variableaspects of design (e.g. HRSG design,cooling technology) and operability ofthe plant

Likely future design decisions onconventional CCGT power stations dueto increased renewable generation

Peter Ramm, Chief Operating Officer,Europe, Advanced Power

Sustainability Through Technology –Innovations & Advances in Wind PowerPlant Development and GenerationThis session will focus on advances in windpower technologies and best practices in windproject planning, procurement, andconstruction. Power plant optimization utilizing improved

efficiencies and performance in turbine andblade design, control and automation systems

Project planning, procurement and construction:Completing projects on time and within budget

The importance of predicting and preventingpossible down-times in order to optimize windfarms operations

Reducing the cost of deepwater foundations foroffshore wind

- To be assigned to a leading specialist (SiemensAG, Vestas, Sinovel, Gamesa, GE)

Optimising Power Grids ThroughoutEurope and the Role of Active

Network Operators in ImplementingSmart Projects

• Technical challenges in delivering smartgrids• Importance of active network operatorsin implementing the smart grid• TSO and DSO interaction, collaborationand bi-lateral control in optimising thenetwork• Impact of national regulation indevelopment of smart projectsPeter Sigenstam, Vice President, Headof Smart, E.ON*, David MacLeman,Distribution R&D Manager, ScottishSouthern Energy*

Thermal Power Plant CombustionOptimization How to cut emissions, increase plant

reliability and usage Optimization of lignite combustion

systems for reducing CO2 from legacycoal-fired plants

Practical case study examples withinFortum Power and Heat

Invited: Kati Savolainen, CombustionTechnology Expert, & Antti Heinolainen,Product Manager, CombustionTechnology, Fortum Power and Heat*

Case StudyThe Technologies Employed in the

Meerwind offshore Wind Farm ProjectScaled to employ 80 Siemens 3.6MW turbines, the288MW offshore project will be located about 23km

northwest of the island Helgoland in the GermanNorth sea and is scheduled to begin delivery ofclean energy to Germany’s public grid in 2013

Speaker: Jens Assheuer , CEO,WindMW GmbH*

Flexible Power Generation EnablingWide Integration of RES

• Overview of modern combustionengine power plant technology andtypical applications• Flexibility features of engine powerplants including• Key system benefits of Smart Powergeneration• Customer insights from selectedreference projectsSpeaker: Kenneth Engblom, MarketingDirector, Wärtsilä Power Plants

14:00

Advancing Coal-Fired PowerGeneration Efficiency and Emission

Reduction The application of new materials and

technologies for ultra-supercriticalboilers

Implementing methods that enablenearly 50% efficiency such as doublereheat cross-compound steam PowerPlants

Underground coal gasification potentialwithin European power generation

Jerzy Pasternak, QC/QA Manager,Rafako*, Marc Mostade, Member, UCGAAdvisory Council, Belgium*

Optimising Wind Energy Operationsand Maintenance

Maximising efficient production throughpredictive maintenance

What to secure during contract negotiations How operations and maintenance will

develop for the future of offshore wind farms Condition monitoring to ensure wind turbine

reliability Planning maintenance and optimising

production using forecast predictionsMark Porter, Onshore Director for NorthernEurope, E.ON, Juan Amate, Head ofOffshore, Iberdrola*, George Bakker,Managing Director, Eneco, Prinses AmaliaWindpark*, Helge Larsen, Head ofOperations and Maintenance, Agder EnergiProduksjon, Norway*

Working Towards a Pan-EuropeanSmart Grid –

Regulatory and PolicyFramework

Co-ordinating the development of smartgrids from a national to a European level

Overcoming he data challenge:Developing a pan-European grid tomanage data from millions of smartmeters

The current progress of the EuropeanElectricity Grid Initiative (EEGI)Roadmap

Why the deployment of a super grid maybe necessary for Europe to meet itsrenewable energy goals

Invited speaker:Tahir Kapetanovic,

Director Electricity, E-Control*

1 5 : 3 0 Coffee Break & Networking in the Exhibition Lounge


Integrated Renovation &Modernisation Solutions for Legacy

Fossil Fired Units Meeting the challenge of managing the

ageing of an installed base to deal withincreased demand for power

Methods for ensuring the optimization ofgeneration assets

How to improve power plant revenues andextending its life span

Achieving increased output at lower cost andreduced emissions

- To be assigned to a leading specialist -

Building New State-of-the-Art PV and CSSInstallations in Europe and the

Technologies to Employ Overview of projects Technological specifications Advanced photovoltaics employed and inachieving high energy conversion efficiency

- To be assigned to a leading specialist-

Demonstration of European MVnetworks that utilize the

autonomous, self-organising Nodes –Case study - GRID4EU (Germany)

Features of advanced MV networkoperations using a multi agent system

Integration of increasing decentralizedenergy resources in MV & LV networks

Achieving higher reliability, shorterrecovery times after grid failures

Avoiding unknown overloads Fulfilling the needs of surveillance and

remote control in MV networks- Inv. Andreas Breuer, VP New Tech, RWE *

Advances in Turbo Technology ForPower Generation

Developments in mechanical turbo-compounding that convert the exhaust gasinto mechanical energy and/or electricity

Optimising efficiency across the spectrum ofengine conditions to deliver higher fuelefficiency

- To be assigned to a leading specialist -

New International Standards for SolidBiomass – Development for Torrefied and

Upgraded Biomass ISO 238 - standardization to torrefied biomass Dedicated standards enable a detailed description

of torrefaction quality given grindability, interactionwith moisture and water or leaching behaviour

New techniques for solid biofuels to accessprocess principles like NIR and TGA

Scientific supportMartin Englisch - OFI Technologie & Innovations

Meeting Smart Grids ProjectDeployment Challenges

Overview of recent case studies The key challenges faced Avoiding the pitfalls and the lessons

learnedPaola Petroni, Head of Scada andMeasurements, ENEL Distribuzione*Thomas Rieder, Director of ElectricityNetworks, Salzburg AG*

Advances in Nuclear PowerGeneration Technology & Safety

Nuclear power technologies as key tosaving Europe’s nuclear power industrypost Fukushima/Germany

Progress report on nuclear plants underconstruction & the latest in reactor designstrengths and safety

Small modular reactors: NewTechnologies & Systems

Development of new supply chains forEuropean nuclear new-build programmes

Invited speakers & panellists: Ilari Räisänen,Fortum Power and Heat Oy, Finland,Gaudenzio Mariotti, Enel Ingegneria eInnovazione SpA

Advances in Hydropower Technology& Efficiency

Overview of the most efficient andenvironmentally sensitive components

Materials and system operations to assess andmaximise water-use efficiency

Advances in hydropower turbine and generatordesign

Enhancing and optimizing the life cycle of hydroplants through efficient asset preservation plants

- To be assigned to a leading specialist –

The Role of Microgeneration in theRedesign of the Current One-Way

Transmission System to Permit End-Users to Become Electricity Traders The readiness of European electricity

consumers open to engaging in long termenergy management and generation

Microgrids potential to produce themajority of their own electricity if required

The technology needed to enable endusers to become energy traders

Advances in Microgeneration The role of energy storage technologies

in microgeneration Comparing off-the-grid and grid-

connected set upsTo be assigned to a leading specialist

1 6 : 0 0

Latest Developments AffectingCogeneration & Combined

Heat & Power Advances in utilising waste heat from

electricity generation for heating districts,homes, public buildings and businesses.

Simultaneous generation of both electricityand useful heat Implementing micro-CHPwithin a smart grid for a home or a smallbusiness

District CHP – bringing power and heat on adistrict network

Hybrid heat pumps – combing an electricheat pump with high efficiency boiler

Optimisation of heating and electricitythrough intelligent portfolio management

Hydrogen - Part of the Renewable EnergyStorage Solution

Speakers/ panellists Elvin Yuzugullu, SRAInternational, Peter Devlin, Fuel Cell

Technologies Program, Washington D.C.

Integrating Electric Vehicles & intoNew-Generation Networks

The latest development in electric vehicledeployment

Preparing for the the impact of EV ondistribution due to volatile andunpredictable charging requirements that agrowing population of electric vehicles willrequire

Tracking incoming EV requirements Challenges in developing a standardised

EV technologies and the harmonization ofcharging devices

Vision for the future: Will EVs in thecoming years be totally cable-freeinductively charged?

1 7 : 3 0 Building Energy-Self-Sufficient Municipalities & “Bio Energy Villages“ – 100% Self-Supplied EnergyAndreas Herden, Project Leader, trend:research - Germany

1 8 : 0 0 Evening Drinks and Networking Canape in the Exhibition Lounge


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