Smart Energy Systems Week Austria 2018

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1 Smart Energy Systems Week Austria to 18 May 2018 Vienna PROGRAMME In cooperation with::

2 FOREWORDS Federal Minister Norbert Hofer New energy solutions and energy technologies will develop into one of the 21st century s largest growth markets. Austria s successful position as an energy innovation country is also important for the country as a centre of business and employment. Furthermore it will be crucial to make the decarbonisation agenda technically feasible as well as economically viable and socially acceptable. By way of research, technological development and innovation we shall succeed in finding new solutions, in actively shaping the change processes and in positioning Austrian players on the international markets. By joining the global initiative Mission Innovation Austria has given a clear indication that it is one of the front runners in this field. The mission-oriented alignment of the areas of focus in Austria s research and innovation will support the bundling of all forces as well as assisting focused and efficient innovation management. The development of integrated, smart energy systems is a significant requirement for the success of the transition. At the Smart Energy Systems Week, the Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology, together with its partners, provides a unique forum for exchange between experts, start-ups, companies and researchers in a highly topical innovation area. I would like to invite all of you, most cordially, to become actively involved in this fascinating development process. bmvit Norbert Hofer Federal Minister for Transport, Innovation and Technology, Austria Deputy Mayor Maria Vassilakou The energy transition is one of the major challenges of our time, and cities play a central role in this context. Modernisation, digitalisation and implementing new technologies will be indispensable for Vienna s future in terms of energy and climate. After all, we live in a challenging time of rapid technological and social change a time that forces us to focus our full innovative power on the task of meeting new demands that also takes account of aspects of data protection. Vienna is in an excellent starting position for pioneering the future and implementing many of these innovations in favour of the energy transition. Via regulations and incentives, urban energy policy can effectively influence the main energy consuming sectors like traffic, transport and buildings, making sure they develop in the right direction. Efficient energy use has to be our primary goal, but at the same time, we must find ways to meet the remaining energy demand with renewable energy sources. Technologies based on electricity present an advantage because they can be powered by renewable energy like photovoltaics or wind energy. Solar energy and geothermal energy are additional resources available for heat generation. Cities will have to find ways to consume or store renewable energy while they are available. Though this is not always easy, more and more people are dedicating their professional careers and personal commitment to these future goals. Thanks to networking platforms like the Smart Energy Systems Week Austria, this dedicated community has opportunities to meet and exchange information on current developments. I am therefore very glad that Vienna has been chosen as the venue for this year s SESWA. We truly welcome the opportunity to host this prestigious conference. Maria Vassilakou Deputy Mayor and City Councillor for Urban Development, Transport, Climate Protection, Energy Planning and Public Participation, City of Vienna, Austria Lukas Beck 2 Smart Energy Systems Week Austria

3 SMART ENERGY SYSTEMS WEEK AUSTRIA 2018 Smart Energy Systems Week Austria 2018 at a glance Monday, 14 May 2018 Tuesday, 15 May 2018 Wednesday, 16 May 2018 Thursday, 17 May 2018 Friday, 18 May :30-18:30 START-UP & INNOVATION DAYS Smart Campus Wiener Netze, Nussbaumallee 21, 1110 Vienna 9:30-18:00 parallel 11:45-18:00 Workshop on Future Power System Architectures 10:00-19:00 SESWA CONFERENCE Aula der Wissenschaften, Wollzeile 27A, 1010 Vienna 9:00-17:15 9:00-14:00 WORKSHOP of the Innovative Technology Regions Smart Campus Wiener Netze, Nussbaumallee 21, 1110 Vienna 18:30 - Start-up-Lounge 19:00 - Evening Reception at the Exhibition 18:00 - Evening Reception at Vienna City Hall 14:00 - Lunch MONDAY, 14 May 2018 Start-up & Innovation Days Smart Campus Wiener Netze, Nussbaumallee 21, 1110 Vienna, Austria Chair: Hemma Bieser, Managing Partner, avantsmart e.u., Austria Contact: office@avantsmart.at / Registration: The official conference language during the Startup & Innovation Days is English. 9:00 Welcome Coffee 9:30 Welcome Start-up & Innovation Days Michael Hübner, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology, Austria Barbara Schmidt, Secretary General, Oesterreichs Energie the Representative Body of the Austrian Electricity Industry Edeltraud Stiftinger, Managing Director, Austria Wirtschaftsservice Gesellschaft mbh This year the Smart Energy Systems Week starts with two days full of inspiration, startup mindset and innovation, introduced by keynote speakers Mario Herger (author of the books The Silicon Valley Mindset and The Last Driver License Holder ), Michael Stadler (honoured by Barack Obama with the US Young Scientists Medal) and Roger Hackstock, the Austrian solar pioneer. In co-creation workshops under the direction of innovative start-ups energy companies will work with technology providers, users and other stakeholders to develop new smart services and innovative business models. The winning team will be honoured with the "Smart Energy Systems Award 2018". Smart Smart Energy Energy Systems Systems Week Week Austria Austria

4 SESWA START-UP 2017 & INNOVATION Messe Congress DAYS Graz The overall theme of the Smart Service Innovation Session this year is: Digital technologies are enablers for local and regional as well as integrated energy systems. New energy providers, municipalities, private persons, energy communities, property developers, building companies and other real estate managers are the key partners in the development process of new, innovative and market oriented technologies and services. How will future local energy communities be organized? How can they make use of digitalization to support their goals? Who are their technology and energy partners? The Silicon Valley Mindset: How Digital Startups and Companies are Impacting the Energy Sector Mario Herger, Author of The Silicon Valley Mindset and The Last Driver License Holder, Founder and CEO, Enterprise Garage, USA Microgrids the New Cellular Energy Systems and California as Front Runner in Innovation Michael Stadler, Area Manager Smart-Grids und Microgrids, Bioenergy2020+ GmbH and Co-founder and CTO XENDEE Inc., USA 12:00 Lunch Break 13:00 Smart Service Innovation Session Part I Combined Electrical and Heat Supply: Attractive Business Models Disrupt the Sector Boundaries Roger Hackstock, Managing Director, Austria Solar, solar pioneer and book author, Austria Beginning of Co-Creation Workshop Introduction to Business Design: tools and mindset Presentation of Challenges by leading startups Step 1: Understanding the customer and his/her problems, wishes and needs: analyzing customer profiles and stakeholder maps 15:00 Coffee Break Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Value Proposition Design: Create new smart services with design thinking tools Business Design: Search for sustainable revenue models Pitch Training: Design an outstanding presentation to convince the jury 18:30 End >> Followed by Startup Lounge: Get-together with drinks and finger food TUESDAY, 15 May :30 Smart Service Innovation Session Part II Presentation of Results from Monday s Co-creation Workshop 10:30 Collaboration as Success Factor: Corporates, Startups and Science do we have a collaboration culture in Austria? What can we learn from best practice examples? How can we improve the collaboration? How can we attract new players to join the community? 4 Smart Energy Systems Week Austria

5 MONDAY, 14 May 2018 and TUESDAY, FACHKONFERENZ 15 May 2018 Round Table Discussion Thomas Faast, Startup Coordinator, Public Affairs & Relation Management, University of Applied Science Technikum Wien, Austria Gerhard Günther, Managing Director, Innovation Lab of illwerke vkw, Austria Birgit Hofreiter, Managing Director, Innovation Incubation Center I2C, Vienna University of Technology, Austria Michael Stadler, Area Manager Smart Grids and Microgrids, Bioenergy2020+ GmbH, Austria; Co-founder and CTO, XENDEE Inc., USA 11:15 Coffee Break PARALLEL-SESSION 11:45 Open Space I in cooperation with Photovoltaic Austria Chair: Vera Liebl, Secretary General, Photovoltaic Austria In the Open Space Session small stand-up workshops will be conducted by participants. Please send your topic to office@avantsmart.at by 7 May :45 Lunch Break 13:45 Open Space II in cooperation with Photovoltaic Austria 14:30 Blockchain & Energy: The Energy Web Foundation Introduces Tobalaba Erwin Smole, Co-founder and CSO of Grid Singularity GmbH, Austria and The Energy Web Foundation, Switzerland 15:30 Coffee Break 16:00 Young Scientists Presentations Master and PhD Students present their research on blockchain in short pitches. You are a student and would like to join? Please send an abstract of your work by 27 April 2018 to office@avantsmart.at to apply to make a presentation. 16:30 The Energy Blockchain and How It Will Shape the Future Energy System 17:30 End Round Table Discussion Erwin Smole, Co-founder and CSO, Grid Singularity GmbH, Austria and The Energy Web Foundation, Switzerland Robby Schwertner, Blockchain Influencer, Austria Kenneth Wallace-Müller, Associate, DLA Piper Weiss- Tessbach, Austria Parallel 11:45-18:00 Workshop on "Future Power System Architectures" Venue: Smart Campus Wiener Netze, Nussbaumallee 21, 1110 Vienna, Austria Chair: Wolfgang Hribernik, Head of Competence Unit Electric Energy Systems, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH Contact: Wolfgang.Hribernik@ait.ac.at Registration: The official conference language during the workshop is English. One of the crucial tasks facing electricity networks in the future energy system will consist of covering virtually 100% of energy needs from renewable energy sources and further exploiting the potential of flexibility sources from other sectors (heating, gas, mobility, etc.) as well. The future local components and structures will gain system relevance both in the context of the integration of renewables as well as in sector coupling. In the workshop Future Power System Architectures we will cover and discuss a number of cellular approaches for the organization of energy networks and compare the results of international activities and demonstration projects. The goal of the workshop is therefore to carve out the synergies between various approaches and to put together an image of the future system architecture. From the implementation perspective it is necessary to evaluate the required technologies and to draft a pathway for the transition. The workshop is directed at system supervisors and actors such as TSOs and DSOs, at technology providers as well as at decision makers. Representatives of the international research community will give keynote speeches and initiate discussions with the workshop participants about implementation opportunities. The workshop is directly related to the activities of the European Energy Research Alliance Joint Programme on Smart Grids as well as those of Mission Innovation Challenge 1 on Smart Grids. Smart Smart Energy Energy Systems Systems Week Week Austria Austria

6 SESWA CONFERENCE 2017 Messe Congress Graz Smart Energy Systems Week Austria 2018 CONFERENCE "ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE AS A CONSUMER PRODUCT" Aula der Wissenschaften, Wollzeile 27A, 1010 Vienna, Austria WEDNESDAY, 16 May :30 Welcome Coffee 10:00 OPENING SESSION: "ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE AS A CONSUMER PRODUCT" Chair: Michael Hübner, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology, Austria Norbert Hofer, Federal Minister for Transport, Innovation and Technology, Austria Bernd Vogl, Head of Municipal Department 20 - Energy Planning, City of Vienna, Austria Thomas Maderbacher, Managing Director, Wiener Netze GmbH, Austria Theresia Vogel, Managing Director, Austrian Climate and Energy Fund Cellular Approaches for System Integration of Decentral and Renewable Energy Systems Luciano Martini, Coordinator ELECTRA IRP and Director, T&D Technologies Dpt. Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico, RSE S.p.A, Italy The Central Role of Transmission Grids in the Conversion of Energy Systems Gerhard Christiner, Member of the Management Board, Austrian Power Grid AG Energy Market 3.0 Professor Reinhard Haas, Energy Economics Group, Institute of Energy Systems and Electric Drives, Vienna University of Technology, Austria Presentation of the Results of the Smart Service Innovation Sessions Professor Thomas Kienberger, Professor/Chair of Energy Network Technology, Montanuniversität Leoben, Austria followed by discussion 12:30 Lunch Break 13:30 BUILDINGS AS POWER PLANTS The future role of buildings as prosumers. What active role can buildings play in integrated energy systems and which system services can they perform? The target groups are property owners and operating companies, members of the public and their representatives. Chair: Werner Weiss, Managing Director, AEE - Institute for Sustainable Technologies, Austria Energy Plus Districts Professorin Brigitte Bach, Authorized Representative and Chair Center for Energy, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology Multifunctional Energy Façades Christian Fink, Authorized Representative, AEE INTEC, Austria The Activation of Storage Media in Buildings as a Load Balance for Power Grids and Heating Networks Sebastian Spaun, Managing Director, Association of the Austrian Cement Industry Innovative Solutions for Natural Light and Artificial Light David Geisler-Moroder, Bartenbach GmbH, Austria followed by discussion 6 Smart Energy Systems Week Austria

7 WEDNESDAY, 16 May 2018 und THURSDAY, FACHKONFERENZ 17 May :15 Coffee Break 15:45 ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE AS A CONSUMER PRODUCT Chair: Christian Spanik, Editor-in-Chief, & Digisaurier, Germany > Ralf Gazda, Business Development Manager, InnoSense AG, Switzerland > Andreas Schneemann, Initiator of the Innovation Laboratory act4.energy and Managing Director, Energie Kompass GmbH, Austria > Walter Tenschert, Managing Director, Salzburg Netz GmbH, Austria > Robert Tesch, Head of Division Digital Grid, Siemens AG Österreich, Austria 17:30 POINT OF INTERACTION: CELEBRATION OF THE "SMART ENERGY SYSTEMS AWARD 2018" AND DEEP DATING WITH OUR INNOVATORS The "Smart Energy Systems Award 2018" is grouped into four categories and rewards challenging research and innovation achievements in the design of future energy systems. The award ceremony will be presented by Michael Paula, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology and Theresia Vogel, Austrian Climate and Energy Fund. Scientific papers, research projects, as well as concrete demonstrations and startups present themselves at the brilliant award ceremony and discuss the results in an open forum. Chair: Professor Hubert Fechner, Head of the Department of Renewable Energy, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, Austria and Kurt Schauer, Consultant for the Future, Austria Followed by Evening Reception at the Exhibition THURSDAY, 17 May :00 ENERGIE 4.0 The transition to a carbon-optimized economy will radically change the energy system. Not only procedures featuring energy end-use efficiency will be sought after but the optimized use of renewable energy sources in exergy-optimized processes will become the true challenge. Chair: Professor Horst Steinmüller, Managing Director, Head of Energy Technology Department, Energy Institute at Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria Implications of a Substantial Transition by Industry to Renewables Results of the Research Project Renewables4Industry Simon Moser, Project Manager, Energy Institute at Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria Results of the Research Project DC-INDUSTRIE Sebastian Weckmann, Department of Efficiency Systems, Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA, Germany Sectoral Integration of Energy and Industry: A Pathway to Decarbonisation Jan Cupal, Senior Innovation Manager, VERBUND AG, Austria Energiewende at Stake? Diana Wang, Institute for Energy Efficiency in Production (EEP), University of Stuttgart, Germany followed by discussion 10:45 Coffee Break Smart Smart Energy Energy Systems Systems Week Week Austria Austria

8 SESWA CONFERENCE 2017 Messe Congress Graz 11:15 PORTFOLIO OF MUNICIPAL UTILITY COMPANIES & GRIDS The range of propositions from classic power companies is undergoing radical change. New players are cultivating flexibility concerning energy, Consumers are joining forces in private consumption communities or are trading energy peer-to-peer. At the same time the challenges with which network operators are faced are growing. They must increasingly operate their systems in real time and enable sector coupling. Chair: Wolfgang Hribernik, Head of Competence Unit Electric Energy Systems, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH RES in the Power Grid Stronger Networking as the Basis for Reliability of Supply Michaela Leonhardt, Austrian Power Grid AG Smart Grids for Tomorrow s Cities Robert Grüneis, Managing Director, Aspern Smart City Research GmbH & Co KG (ASCR), Austria and Alfred Einfalt, Siemens AG Österreich, Austria Own Consumption as Part of Switzerland s 2050 Energy Strategy Karl Resch, Head of Regulatory Management and Grid Management, Elektrizitätswerke des Kantons Zürich (EKZ), Switzerland Limitations of Sector Coupling: Flexibility at the Interface between Market and Grid Tara Esterl, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH followed by discussion 13:00 Lunch Break 14:00 MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROPOSITIONS The continuous increase in decentralized energy generation, also increasingly in the urban area, offers new opportunities for municipalities and their infrastructure but also poses new challenges for them. Furthermore, progressive digitalisation is creating new claims and demands from end users. Therefore, new operation strategies and business models for municipal infrastructure have to be developed in order to create new value proposition options. These challenges must also be taken into account in new spatial energy and urban planning concepts. Chair: Georg Lettner, Institute of Energy Systems and Electric Drives, Vienna University of Technology; Austria PV Prosumer of the Future Gaëtan Masson, Operating Agent, IEA/PVPS, Belgien Anergy Grids Bernd Vogl, Head of Municipal Department MA 20 Energy Planning, City of Vienna, Austria Spatial Energy Planning Baseline and Scenarios for the City of Innsbruck Professor Wolfgang Streicher, Professor/Chair of Energy-Efficient Building with Focus on Renewable Energy, University of Innsbruck, Austria Climate Policy and Energy Planning at Municipal Level. The Case of Elsinore, Denmark Karen Marie Pagh Nielsen, Head of the Climate Secretariat, Municipality of Elsinore, Denmark followed by discussion 15:45 Coffee Break 8 Smart Energy Systems Week Austria

9 WEDNESDAY, 16 May 2018 und THURSDAY, FACHKONFERENZ 17 May :15 POINT OF INTERACTION: MUNICIPAL UTILITIES, TOWNS AND CITIES AS INNOVATION DRIVERS In this fishbowl session, the participants will discover a fascinating new form of thematic discourse. The target groups are municipal utilities and towns, cities and municipalities respectively. Chair: Angela Berger, Managing Director, Technology Platform Smart Grids Austria 17:15 Break and individual journey to evening event 18:00 EVENING RECEPTION AT VIENNA CITY HALL at the invitation of the City of Vienna, Municipal Department MA 20 Energy Planning Opening: Maria Vassilakou, Deputy Mayor and City Councillor for Urban Development, Transport, Climate Protection, Energy Planning and Public Participation, City of Vienna, Austria PROGRAMME CHAIR Albrecht Reuter Managing Director, Fichtner IT Consulting GmbH, Germany T: , E: albrecht.reuter@fit.fichtner.de In cooperation with Hemma Bieser, Managing Partner, avantsmart e.u., Austria Professor Hubert Fechner, Head of Department Renewable Energy, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, Austria Wolfgang Hribernik, Head of Competence Unit Electric Energy Systems, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH Georg Lettner, Institute of Energy Systems and Electrical Drives, Vienna University of Technology, Austria Kurt Schauer, Consultant for the Future, Austria Christian Spanik, Editor-in-Chief, & Digisaurier, Germany Professor Horst Steinmüller, Managing Director, Head of Energy Technology Department, Energy Institute at Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria Werner Weiss, Managing Director, AEE - Institute for Sustainable Technologies, Austria Smart Smart Energy Energy Systems Systems Week Week Austria Austria

10 SESWA WORKSHOP 2017 Messe Congress Graz FRIDAY, 18 May 2018 FRIDAY, 18 May 2018 Smart Campus Wiener Netze, Nussbaumallee 21, 1110 Vienna, Austria 9:00 WORKSHOP OF THE INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY REGIONS Chair: Elvira Lutter, Program und Research- Manager, Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, Austria Contact: Participation only possible upon invitation of the workshop leader. Registration: The official conference language during the workshop is English. The D-A-CH countries (Germany, Austria and Switzerland) as well as Sweden, Denmark and France are linked by a long tradition in the development of technology-related innovation regions in the respective countries. The D-A-CH Plus countries have therefore cultivated an active exchange at political, technical and academic levels. The objective of this workshop is to explore whether, beyond knowledge-sharing, the potential exists for business and development partnerships or for mutual or cross-border market interests. This event contributes to the implementation of the Innovation Activity "A4-IA Cross-Linking of Large- Scale Demonstration Projects and Respective Programmes of the European SET-Plan (Implementation Plan SET-Plan Action 4- Energy Systems). The overarching network of innovative technologies with the aim of better mastering variability in all dimensions will form the focus of the discussions. Workshop participants are invited to provide lightning impulses and answer the question of mastering variability by means of innovative technologies and their networking. Following this, discussion groups on networking at project and programme levels will be formed with the aim of initiating concrete approaches to cross-project, cross-programme and transnational cooperation. 14:00 Lunch 10 Smart Energy Systems Week Austria

11 POSTER EXHIBITION INFORMATION FOR FACHKONFERENZ PARTICIPANTS POSTER EXHIBITION You may use the opportunity to present scientific publications and results of R&D or demonstration projects on "Smart Energy Systems" in the form of scientific short videos or posters within the framework of the Smart Energy Systems Week Austria The short videos and posters will be exhibited during the conference at the Aula der Wissenschaften in Vienna on 16 and 17 May. They will be evaluated by the SESWA jury and will take part in the "Smart Energy Systems Award 2018". The categories are: "Next Generation" (for scientific papers), "Tech Solution" (for applied research and development) and "Local Hero" (for pilotund demonstration projects). On Wednesday 16 May 2018 the lead authors of the best short videos and posters in the categories "Next Generation" (for academic/scientific studies), "Tech Solution" (for applied research and development) and "Local Hero" (for pilot and demo projects) are invited to present and discuss their work or project during the Deep Dating with our Innovators Session at During the evening reception, awards will be presented to the winners in the three categories Next Generation, Tech Solution and Local Hero as well as the award for the Entrepreneur Competition Further information and registration at INFORMATION FOR PARTICIPANTS Conference fee Early booking discount for 2 days Mon+Tue (before 13 April 2018) EUR Regular fee for 2 days Mon+Tue (after 13 April 2018) EUR Early booking discount for 2 days Wed+Thu (before 13 April 2018) EUR Regular fee for 2 days Wed+Thu (after 13 April 2018) EUR Early booking discount for 4 days Mon-Thu (before 13 April 2018) EUR Regular fee for 4 days Mon-Thu (after 13 April 2018) EUR One day tickets One day ticket Mon, Tue, Wed or Thu EUR Attendance at workshop (Fri) free Discounts Early booking discount for 2 days Mon+Tue for Municipalities and Start-ups (before 13 April 2018) EUR Regular fee for 2 days Mon+Tue for Municipalities and Start-ups (after 13 April 2018) EUR Students Mon-Thu (Age max. 26 years, limited number) EUR Lead authors of scientific posters Mon-Thu (does not apply for companies) EUR Please find background information for the conference and accommodation as well as online application forms and general conditions on our website All prices excl. 20% VAT Please contact gunhild.reuter@sympos.at if you wish to attend the conference from Mon-Wed or from Tue-Thu. The conference fee comprises the following: admission to the conference, conference materials, refreshments during breaks, luncheon and admission to evening events. CONFERENCE LANGUAGES The official conference language on and 18 May 2018 is English. The official conference languages on 16 and 17 May 2018 are German and English. Simultaneous translation in both languages is provided for the papers given during the conference.. VENUES Venue Programme, and 18 May 2018: Smart Campus Wiener Netze Nussbaumallee 21, 1110 Vienna, Austria Venue Conference, 16 and 17 May 2018: Aula der Wissenschaften Wollzeile 27A, 1010 Vienna, Austria Access by public transport or bicycle can be found at Smart Smart Energy Energy Systems Systems Week Week Austria Austria

12 SESWA 2018 Vienna Organization SYMPOS Veranstaltungsmanagement GmbH T: , E: gunhild.reuter@sympos.at In Cooperation with Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology Contact: Michael Hübner Theme Management Smart Grids T: , E: michael.huebner@bmvit.gv.at Stadt Wien, MA 20 - Energy Planning Contact: Alexandra Höfenstock Public relations T: , E: alexandra.hoefenstock@wien.gv.at Climate and Energy Fund Contact: Elvira Lutter Programme Management T: , E: elvira.lutter@klimafonds.gv.at Information and registration at Cooperation Partners With the support of Sponsored by Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology. Design: Waldhör KG, Coversujet Kjpargeter/Freepik