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1 Programme SMART GRIDS WEEK I BREGENZ 2012 May, 21 st to 25 th, 2012 Bregenz Festival House and illwerke vkw Bregenz /

other strategic partners. For some years now, the development of our electric power systems has therefore been right at the top of the European agenda.

2 SMART GRIDS WEEK I BREGENZ 2012 Introduction Doris Bures, Federal Minister Dear Sir or Madam! The aim of technology policy is to develop the technological basis in order to secure a safe, climate-friendly and affordable power supply for the future, together with industry, researchers and other strategic partners. For some years now, the development of our electric power systems has therefore been right at the top of the European agenda. Globally, too, great efforts are being made, above all to make this important infrastructure capable of handling a steadily growing share of renewable energy, in particular from fluctuating sources. Smart grids are aimed at supporting both traditional and new energy services efficiently in the future. More and more people want to play an active role in the power supply, and we are pinning high hopes on efficient, low-carbon electric vehicles. s innovative companies and research institutes are dedicated to help drive this development. The Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology (BMVIT) acts as a partner to them, helping the process to move forward and supporting n initiatives with its entire funding portfolio. Started by BMVIT, the Smart Grids Week contributes to the debate within on this issue. In addition, the event has also become a globally perceived platform for exchange in international cooperation. I am delighted that illwerke vkw and the Province of Vorarlberg are helping to support this year s event and are actively involved as cooperation partners. What we can look forward to in particular are the results of the smart grids demonet project in Grosses Walsertal, which can also be viewed during the event. Doris Bures Federal Minister of Transport, Innovation and Technology, Introduction illwerke vkw Smart grids: the basis of energy autonomy. The Province of Vorarlberg s goal of achieving energy autonomy by 2050 has a huge impact on illwerke vkw s strategy and dayto-day work as the largest energy service company in the region. We advise our customers on how they can reduce their power consumption, we invest in new technologies such as electric vehicles and we rise to the challenge when it comes to developing renewable energy sources. There are various pillars of energy autonomy, but they are all based on smart grids that meet the technical challenges of distributed electricity generation and smart control of consumer loads, thus continuing to guarantee security of supply. With our demonstration smart grid in the Grosses Walsertal Biosphere Reserve we will gain initial experience and test innovative approaches to solutions in the field. It is all the more gratifying for us that this year s Smart Grids Week is being held in Vorarlberg and that we can also welcome international experts to the workshops here. We hope that you will feel at home here and find the appropriate environment to address the central issue of smart grids with a view to development at different levels. Dr. Ludwig Summer CEO, illwerke vkw (f.l.t.r.) Dr. Christof Germann Member oft he Board, illwerke vkw 2 Smart Grids Week I Bregenz 2012

3 WORKSHOPS AND EXCURSIONS DAY 1 Monday, May 21 st, 2012 PV & Distribution Networks Activities in European and International Networks 10:00 17:30, Venue: Krafthaus illwerke vkw Language: English High penetration of Photovoltaic in distribution networks is an important topic in various European and international Networks. Amongst them Task 14 of the IEA Photovoltaic Power Systems Program, the PV/Solar ERA-Net as well as the Smart Grid-ERA Net; the International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN) of the international Energy Agency and global networks which coordinate Laboratory-Infrastructure for DG-Integration are working intensively in related cooperative research projects. This workshop is aiming at the exchange of actual results, finding of synergies, learning from best practice as well as the establishment of new collaboration. Contact: Hubert Fechner, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien Phone.: , fechner@technikum-wien.at DAY 2 Tuesday, May 22 nd, 2012 D-A-CH Task Force Meetings 9:00 12:30, Venue: Krafthaus illwerke vkw Language: German The Smart Grids D-A-CH technology cooperation as platform for knowledge exchange and cooperation in the field of Smart Grids and electro mobility has established the Smart Grids Week in as a brain trust forum. The task forces standardization and business models will organize a joint workshop on use cases for building to grids. Especially the compatibility of business models and system architecture will be discussed. The workshop of the task force data will concentrate on data protection and data security, another focus is on data exchange for tertiary control. The agenda and the participant s contributions will be organized by the task force leaders individually. Contact: Leyla Güran, Fichtner IT Consulting AG, Germany Phone: , Leyla.Gueran@fit.fichtner.de 12:30 14:00 LUNCH Excursion Innovative Energy Solutions in the Vorarlberg Region 13:30 18:00, Venue: Krafthaus illwerke vkw and the Vorarlberg Region Language: German and English This excursion provides insights into the innovative Energy Solutions in the Vorarlberg Region. Excursion guide is Dr. Adolf Groß, who is manager of the department for energy, environmental affairs and climate related resources at the Amt der Vorarlberger Landesregierung in. Contact: Adolf Groß, Phone , adolf.gross@vorarlberg.at Excursion Visiting Tour of the Smart Grid Demonstration Network, located in the Biosphärenpark Großes Walsertal" 13:00 21:30, Venue: Kraftwerk illwerke vkw / Großes Walsertal Language: German an English Real cases of implemented research results of the so called n Model Regions will be presented. The participants are invited to visit innovative power control concepts for the integration of additional hydropower into the 30kV grid. The technical components are: power controller in the substation, communication system such as power line and a solar power station of 400kW. Our team will explain the interplay of the different components, the most important barriers in the implementation phase and the insights of a real smart grids implementation. The final stop of the visiting tour is the Käseschausennerei Walserstolz, a traditional cheese preparation site.. Contact: Frank Herb, Vorarlberger Energienetze GmbH Phone: , Frank.Herb@vorarlbergnetz.at Project workshop INSPIRED Regions Presentation of results and panel discussion To which extent can Smart Grids strengthen the economic development of rural regions? 14:30 18:00, Venue: Krafthaus illwerke vkw Language: German Results of the research project INSPIRED Regions supported by the Klima- und Energiefonds- and continuative visions/recommendations are up for discussion. Energy experts from the industry and research, regional managers and LEADER-managers as well as regional planners and regional actors are invited to discuss about the economic potentials offered by Smart Grids. Contact: Gregori Stanzer, Österreichisches Institut für Raumplanung (ÖIR) Phone: , stanzer@oir.at Note: Attending the workshops and excursions incl. lunch are free of charge. You can find more registration details under Smart Grids Week I Bregenz

4 SMART GRIDS WEEK I BREGENZ 2012 DAY 3 May 23 rd, 2012 SYMPOSIUM Venue: Bregenz Festival House Language: German and English Chair: Hubert Fechner, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, 09:00 Welcome and opening» Ingolf Schädler, Deputy Director General, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology,» Christof Germann, Member of the Board, illwerke vkw,» Markus Wallner, Governor of Vorarlberg, STRATEGIES AND CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN AUSTRIA AND INTERNATIONAL 09:40 Topic management Smart Grids Strategy contributions for the development of future intelligent energy systems Michael Hübner, Federal Ministry for Transportation, Innovation and Technology, Smart Grids Perspectives at the n climate and energy fund Theresia Vogel, Managing Director, Klima- und Energiefonds, The IEA Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN) Russell Conklin, Policy Analyst, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S.A. European Electricity Grids Initiative (EEGI) implementation of the roadmap Helfried Brunner, AIT n Institute of Technology, 11:00 COFFEE BREAK 11:30 Approaches for further development of the institutional framework for Smart Grids Professor Gert Brunekreeft, Professor of Energy Economics, Jacobs University, Germany Status of Smart Grids from a regulatory view Werner Friedl, Energie-Control Future Energy Grid Migration pathways towards the internet of energy Professor Hans Jürgen Appelrath, Carl-von-Ossietzky- University Oldenburg and OFFIS, Germany 12:30 LUNCH 13:30 Intermediate results of E-Energy in the national and international context Ludwig Karg, General Manager, B.A.U.M. Consulting, Germany Impact Assessment Smart Metering Thorsten Staake, ETH Zürich und General Manager, Amphiro, Switzerland Voltage control in distribution networks Alexander Schenk, Siemens 14:45 Panel discussion: Trends and current drivers of the Smart Grids development Chair: Hubert Fechner, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien,» Walter Albrecht, LEW Verteilernetz, Germany» Professor Hans Jürgen Appelrath, Carl-von-Ossietzky- University Oldenburg and OFFIS, Germany» Sebastian Beiglböck, OIR n Institute for Regional Studies and Spatial Planning» Professor Gert Brunekreeft, Jacobs University Bremen, Germany» Ludwig Karg, General Manager, B.A.U.M. Consulting, Germany» Peter Weinelt, General Manager, Wien Energie Stromnetz, 15:30 COFFEE BREAK DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS AND MODEL REGIONS THE PATHWAY TO IMPLEMENTATION 16:00 EcoGrid EU, a prototype for a smart grid with more than 50% renewables Maja Felicia Bendtsen, WP Leader, Østkraft, Denmark Pionier Region Upper Walter Tenschert, General Manager and Andreas Abart, Energie AG Oberösterreich Netz, Modell Region Salzburg Michael Strebl, General Manager, Salzburg-Netz and Wolfgang Wagner, Deputy Mayor of Köstendorf, Region Vorarlberg Live demonstration of the new intelligent voltage control Werner Friesenecker and Frank Herb, Vorarlberger Energienetze, 17:30 Discussion: Lessons learned so far - from the demo activities Chair: Hubert Fechner, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, 18:00 End of the first conference day 19:00 RECEPTION UPON INVITATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF VORARLBERG PV as driver for Smart Grids in Bavaria Walter Albrecht, LEW Verteilernetz, Germany 4 Smart Grids Week I Bregenz 2012

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME DAY 4 May 24 th, 2012 Venue: Bregenz Festival House Language: German and English Chair: Albrecht Reuter, Director Business Development Smart Grids, Fichtner, Germany SECURITY IN

5 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME DAY 4 May 24 th, 2012 Venue: Bregenz Festival House Language: German and English Chair: Albrecht Reuter, Director Business Development Smart Grids, Fichtner, Germany SECURITY IN SMART GRID 09:00 Round Table: Security in Smart Grid» Klaus Bernhardt, FEEI Association of the n Electrical and Electronics Industries,» Thomas Bleier, AIT n Institute of Technology,» Professor Udo Helmbrecht, Managing Director, ENISA» Paul Karrer, Managing Director, Arrow ECS Internet Security,» Joachim Pyras, CEO, numetris, Germany» Thomas Störtkuhl, Product manager Industrial IT-Security, TÜV SÜD Embedded Systems, Germany 10:30 COFFEE BREAK FLEXIBILITY FOR SMART ENERGY SYSTEMS 11:00 Controllable local transformer a new approach Alfred Nemec, A.Eberle, The electric vehicle as part of the energy grid Professor Gernot Spiegelberg, Head electro mobility, Siemens, Germany Vehicle to grid Communication with the vehicle in the project VLOTTE Herbert Halamek, Key Project Manager emobility Solutions, Continental, Germany Possible scenarios for demand response Friederich Kupzog, Vienna University of Technology, Change of user habits and load shifting effects by application of flexible tariffs and load-management in consumer systems; test results Michael Fiedeldey, Managing Director, AllgäuNetz, Germany SYMPOSIUM 14:00 Methane from CO2: The integration of electric and gas grids Hermann Pengg-Bührlen, SolarFuel, Germany Importance and possibilities for energy efficiency measures in the smart grid environment Matthias Ochs, systemplan, Germany Distributed battery storage Storage for the reserve power market? Wolfgang Prüggler, Energy Economics Group (EEG), Vienna University of Technology, The integration of distributed generators at the regional electricity market place etelligence Christof Wittwer, Head of Department Smart Grids, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE, Germany 15:20 Panel discussion: Flexibility Chair: Albrecht Reuter, Director Business Development Smart Grids, Fichtner, Germany» Christine Bergmann-Neubacher, T-Mobile» Professor Wolfgang Gawlik, Vienna University of Technology,» Christian Leichtfried, IBM» Bernd Liebscher, Manging Director, Telecom Group M2M» Robert Tesch, Divison Head Smart Grids, Siemens AG 16:15 COFFEE BREAK 16:45 Poster presentations with short presentations of the submitted posters 17:30 BMVIT-Smart Grids Awards 2012 Michael Paula, Head of Division Energy and Environment Technologies, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology, 18:00 End of the second conference day 19:30 COME TOGETHER AT ILLWERKE VKW Grid Integration of PV - EU Project ENDORSE: Development of a Solarpower forecast based on satellites for the network operators Holger Ruf, Institute of Energy and Drive Technologies, Hochschule Ulm, Germany 13:00 LUNCH Smart Grids Week I Bregenz

6 SMART GRIDS WEEK I BREGENZ 2012 DAY 5 May 25 th, 2012 WORKING GROUPS Venue: Krafthaus, illwerke vkw, Language: German Working groups within the framework of the technology platform Smart Grids Business models in Smart Grids as precondition for a sucessful market transfer: discussion of basics and conditions for possible business models Chair: Kurt Schauer, Wallner & Schauer GmbH, 09:00 Welcome Andreas Lugmaier, Coordinator of the NTP Smart Grids, 09:30 Smart Grid as business model The definition of basics and possible business processes will be discussed in various workshops. Workshop 1 Which influence do Smart Grid architecture and standardisation have on business models? International standards versus national frameworks: where are the challenges, clear trends and existing markets? Based on that where can we find the need for action for? Chair: Peter Caldera, Head AG standardisation of the NTP Smart Grids and Lantiq Rudolf Pailer, Head AG data of the NTP Smart Grids and IBM Workshop 2 Flexible tariffs a must for the implementation of smart grid solutions? Are flexible tariffs a prerequisite for the implementation of smart grid solutions? Chair Ursula Tauschek, chairperson of NTP Smart Grids and Oesterreichs Energie Herwig Struber, deputy head of the working group Use Cases Business Models of NTP Smart Grids and Salzburg Netz, Workshop 3 Do business models for aggregators exist, which are profitable from financial or economic perspectives? Which business models are suitable for aggregators? Which are the experiences and lessons learned so far? Where is need for more action? Chair Angela Berger, head of working group Use Cases-Business Models of NTP Smart Grids and Siemens AG Natalie Prüggler, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, 11:15 BREAK 11:30 Presentation of results and final plenary discussion 12:30 LUNCH 13:30 End of conference Organisation and preparation: NTP Smart Grids, Contact: Margit Haiden, Public Relations of NTP Smart Grids Phone: , haiden@feei.at, INFORMATION Organiser: n Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology Contact: Michael Hübner, Phone: Michael.HUEBNER@bmvit.gv.at with illwerke vkw in cooperation with the Federal State of Vorarlberg Contact: Werner Friesenecker, Vorarlberger Energienetze GmbH Phone: werner.friesenecker@vkw-netz.at Information and Registration: SYMPOS Veranstaltungsmanagement GmbH Phone: , Fax: gunhild.reuter@sympos.at Scientific Director: Hubert Fechner, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien Phone: fechner@technikum-wien.at 6 Smart Grids Week I Bregenz 2012

7 ENTRY INFORMATION Conference Fee > until April 20 th, 2012: EUR 480,- (plus 20% VAT) > after April 20 th, 2012: EUR 600,- (plus 20% VAT) > Students (till 27 th years): EUR 39,- (plus 20% VAT) > One Day (May 23 rd or 24 th, 2012) EUR (plus 20% VAT) > One Day (May 25 th, 2012) EUR (plus 20% VAT) The conference fee entitles you to the following benefits: admission to conference, conference materials, refreshments during breaks, luncheon, participation in the evening programs. Participation in the workshops and excursions are free. Venues May 23 rd and 24 th, 2012 Bregenz Festival House, Platz der Wiener Symphoniker 1, 6900 Bregenz, Phone: May 21 st, May 22 th and May 25 th, 2012: Krafthaus, illwerke vkw, Weidachstraße 6, 6900 Bregenz Phone: Hotel reservation For the participants of the Smart Grids Week Bregenz 2012 there is a contingent of pre-booked hotels. We recommend making reservations as early as possible. Further Information: Contact: Convention Partner Vorarlberg c/o Bodensee-Vorarlberg Tourismus GmbH Römerstraße 2, 6900 Bregenz, Phone: , service@convention.cc Arrival to Bregenz Via car From Germany: via Stuttgart-Singen-Meersburg-Lindau B31 or via Augsburg-München-Kempten-Lindau A96 From Switzerland: via Zürich - St.Gallen - St.Margrethen B202 or via Zürich Walensee - Sargans A14 From : via Innsbruck Arlberg A14 or L190 Via train From Germany: Trains of the DB a.o. through Lindau/Bregenz From Switzerland: Via Zürich - St.Gallen - Bregenz or Zürich - Sargans - Feldkirch From : Via Innsbruck and Arlbergtunnel Bregenz Via plane St. Gallen / Altenrhein / CH (distance 25 km) - (direct Bus-Shuttle service to the main station Bregenz) Friedrichshafen / D (distance 32 km) - (direct Bus-Shuttle service to the main station Bregenz) Zürich / CH (distance 122 km) - (direct train connection four times a day) Innsbruck / A (distance 180 km) - München / D (distance 190 km) - Poster Exhibition Project leaders of R&D or demonstrations projects on the subject Smart Grids are welcome to present their results, information of publications in form of scientific posters from May 23 rd to 24 th in the foyer of the Festspielhaus Bregenz. The BMVIT-Smart Grids Award 2012 will be awarded on the basis of these posters. Further Information: Smart Grids Week I Bregenz

8 Organiser: Cooperation Partners: With the support of: ENERGIE An Initiative by the BMVIT n Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology BMVIT Division of Energy- and Environmental Technologies A-1010 Vienna,, Renngasse 5 Head of Division: DI Michael Paula

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