Summary of Smart Grids and Cleanpower 2010 Conference Where: Murray Edwards College, Buckingham House Conference Centre, Cambridge, England CB3 0DR When: 10:00-17:30, 24-25 June 2010
Executive briefing Days=2; Room capacity=140; Talks=30; Panels = 30 mins * 8; Networking = 5hrs; Expo = yes, 15 booths; Who=CxOs, Heads of x; Level=Strategic/technical; Type=industrial, commercial, business, networking conference. "If you want to learn, discover innovation, understand market structure, be entertained, meet, have fun, do business in new challenging markets, this is the conference for you."
Who attended
Leading smart grids and clean power providers, SMEs innovators, private equity, angel and venture capital investors, vendors, manufacturers, business experts.
Plenary Conference Structure
Day 1: Smart Grids
Day 2: Cleanpower
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Agenda
Day 1: Smart Grids 2010
Registration |
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Justin Hayward (video, no slides), Director, CIR |
Introduction |
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Simon Higgins Video Solutions Architect, Arqiva |
Smart grids: introduction and infrastructure |
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Martin Pollock Video Dir of M&A, Siemens Energy |
What's the smart grid for? Who needs it? |
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Martin Ansell Video, General Manager Smallworld , GE Energy |
What's happening right now - Real. Smart. Solutions. |
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Ian Drew Video, VP , ARM |
Green technologies |
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Panel Q&A |
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Rizwan Ahmad Video, Director , Dialight plc |
Why we need smart metering and what it'll mean for the UK |
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Chris Wright Video, CTO , Moixa Technology |
Home energy systems |
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Pilgrim Beart Video, Founder , AlertMe |
Smart home management platforms |
Panel Q&A |
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Lunch and Exhibition |
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David Eurin Video , Head of Energy, Analysys Mason |
How energy efficiency requirements will drive demand for smart grids |
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Simon Anderson Video , COO, Green Energy Options |
The need for real time feedback |
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Steve Horley Video, MD , AlertMe |
Consumer demand |
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Andrew Hill Video , Tesco plc |
Consumer priorities and barriers |
Panel Q&A |
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Ben Kott (live link Mountain View, CA - no slides or video) , EMEA Green Business, Google |
Green / energy initiatives at Google |
Etienne Pollard (no slides used, no video) , Senior Associate, Good Energies |
Good investments |
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Nick Coutts Video, CIR Strategy |
Building routes to customers |
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Sarah Harrison Video , Ofgem |
Sustainability and regulation |
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Keith Dickerson Video , ITU (United Nations Agency) |
Global grid development standards |
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Prof Mike Kelly Video , CU & former Govt CSA |
When will Engineering Reality enter the UK Energy Policy Debate? |
Panel Q&A |
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Day 2: Cleanpower 2010
Registration |
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Jeremy Nicholson , Senior Economic Advisor EIUG , EEF |
Chairman's Introduction |
Philip Sharman, Director , Alstom Power |
CCS: From pilots to demonstrations |
Professor Herbert Huppert , Cambridge University |
CCS Research |
Michael Priestnall CEO, Cambridge Carbon Capture |
CCS mineralisation via fuel cells |
Panel Q&A |
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Jerry Stokes, Director , Suntech Europe |
Path to Grid Parity |
Graham Ford Director , Mansion Ecopartners |
Go-to-market experiences in concentrating solar power |
Roger Bentley Head of Research, Whitfield Solar |
Concentrating photovoltaic power |
Panel Q&A - |
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Lunch and Exhibition |
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Marie Francis OBE Chairman, InCrops |
Biomass and innovation: Commercial opportunities |
Doug Stewart CEO, Green Energy UK |
Delivering green energy |
Tamas Bertenyi Technology Director, Quiet Revolution |
Decentralised small-scale wind energy |
Christoph Kuhrt Advisor, Japan Wind Developments |
Secure energy via wind and storage |
Panel Q&A |
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Matthew Delany Director Offshore, Vestas A/S |
Coalition & wind: can the UK be a net exporter? |
Alistair Martin CEO, Flexitricity |
Smart grid integration with clean power |
Lord Oxburgh Keynote |
Need the Lights Go Out? |
Final Panel Q&A |
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Background to themes
It is clear from past events in this series that there is an urgent need to upgrade the infrastructure and sourcing of power to the grid, so that the ubiquitous and flexible form of energy, electricity, could be generated cleanly and efficiently. We expand last years event to run a dedicated day on the smart grid before the clean power day. It is also clear that business must take the consumer with it on this path, and understanding customer behaviour and meeting its preferences is crucial. This is not an area of strength for the most powerful stakeholders.
Summary text of Smart Grids and Cleanpower 2010
HVM & Cleantech Series Advisory Panel
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We very much looking forward to greeting you at future conferences and exhibitions.
Justin, Maya, Marianna, Andrea, Beth, & Michael,
CIR Conferences Team 2011
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