Vehicle2Grid: the Solar & Electrical mobility revolution
conference Amsterdam 30 & 31 March 2015
Programme Day 1
Lunch possibility in University canteen Walk in, registration,
coffee & tea Chairman day 1 Welcome & introduction Gerard
van Haarlem, Faculty Director Amsterdam University of Applied
Sciences (NL) Abdeluheb Choho, Alderman Sustainability Municipality
Amsterdam (NL) European policy 4 Electric vehicle and solar
integration Mark Stiphout, European Commission DG Energy (EU)
Energy policy for the urban transition in The Netherlands Jaco
Stremler, Ministry of Economic affairs (NL) Switch 2 SmartGrid in
Flanders Jeroen Bscher, EnergyVille (Be)
12:00 13:00 13.00 14.00 14.00 14.20 14.20 14.50 14.50 15.20
15.20 15.50
Canteen Hospitality desk Plenary Plenary Plenary Plenary
Coffee Break 15.50 16.15 Side hall
Electric cars ready for energy transition Olivier Paturet,
General Manager Zero Emission Strategy Nissan Europe (FR)
Netherlands main V2G initiatives, experiments and implementation
path Frits Verheij DNV-GL (NL) The grid in 2025 smart & ready?
Martijn Bongaerts, Alliander (NL) ICT, Smartphones, energy and
independence Martin Rapos, IBM Global Business Services Europe
16.15 16.40 15.40 17.05 17.05 17.30 17.30 18.00
Plenary Plenary Plenary Plenary
Solar Boat presentation (design, driving mechanism etc.) and
boat trip to Pakhuis de Zwijger for Public Evening Programme
Optional dinner in Pakhuis de Zwijger (speakers and moderators
invited)
18.00 19.00 19:00 20:00
Outside Amstel river Centre
DUTCH PUBLIC PROGRAMME in Pakhuis de Zwijger Companies
demonstrate PV, EV & V2G projects Presentation & Movies
from cities demonstrating clean-transition-city developments
20.00 22.00
(Warehouse) Pakhuis de Zwijger
Urban renewable energy & info-mobility remake the
neighbourhood in 2025
Urban energy transition is in development, with a key role for
local renewables and electric vehicles (EV).
Experiences demonstrate required changes. To be prepared for
this transition, decisions today determine where
we are tomorrow. This conference presents and discusses, key
elements as EV, local renewable energy, the
electricity grid and intelligence steered by ICT, which enforce
each other in the energy transition.
On top of that is the energy policy, influencing the markets,
products and services. Practical experiences show
the possibilities of the actual state of technology, the
challenge is to pave the way and dare to forecast. What
does the road towards the sustainable city ecosystem look like,
what are the most urgent steps to make and
what are the no-regret measures?
Vehicle2Grid: the Solar & Electrical mobility revolution
conference Amsterdam 30 & 31 March 2015
Programme Day 2
Welcome, registration and coffee Chairman Day 2 Robbert van den
Hoed Welcome & introduction to day 2
9.00 9.15 9.15 -09:30
Hospitality Plenary
Breakout sessions (choose one): EV, or sustainable
info-mobility
Chaired by Vito, Carlo Mol (Be) Vision and envisaged activities
of EV manufacturers overview of state of the art in 2015. Potential
of EV for energy services. Current activities and challenger and
opportunities until 2020-2025.
The grid for sun & mobility in 2025. Chaired by DTU, Peter
Bach (Dk) Smart applications, matching local energy offer &
demand at household, neighbourhood and city level, are key for grid
resilience. Implementing more intelligence into the grid instead of
hardware.
09.40 11.10
room 103 room 90
Coffee break 11.10 11.40 Side hall
Agenda & ICT for energy management Chaired By Green IT
Amsterdam, Jaak Vlasveld (NL) Intelligent ICT empowered to shift
energy consumption in line with energy production. Including
detailed energy prosumption and forecasting. Do we allow our agenda
to manage our energy provision and related mobility range of the
electric vehicle? ICT facilitates your digital and real life.
Operational examples, lessons learned and valuable mistakes.
Chaired by DNV-GL, Petra de Boer (NL) Different initiatives exist
in Europe combining local renewable energy and electric mobility to
optimise the integration of renewables. Real bi-directional
examples are challenged to present experiences, pitfalls and best
practices. How can these experiences cross-fertilise each other and
what is up scaling potential?
11.40 13.00 Room 90 Room 103
Lunch break and EU projects matchmaking event
13.00 14.30 Side hall
Energy rules or rules for energy & The business case
challenge Chaired by Gerard van Baar (NL) The implementation of
electric vehicles and V2G practices requires changes in terms of
regulations and policies. Designing a socially desirable and
economically viable infrastructure poses a great challenge for
policy makers. Anticipating on fluctuating energy cost, improved
battery performance and economies of scale enables V2G practices to
make a valid business case. But what is needed to make this happen?
And how likely is it that its going to happen?
14.30 16.00 Room 90 + Room 103
Coffee break 16.10 16.15 Side hall
The path 2015-2025 towards smart & clean cities and closing
Chairman of the day Robbert van den Hoed The outcomes of the
different sessions are gathered, presented and shortly discussed.
Results are translated into a roadmap, including proposals,
agreements and actions for the upcoming 5 and 10 years.
16.00 17.00
Plenary
Closure conference
