Smart Grids Conference 2012, Meters, Power grids, European Event

"This was the place to be to understand the state of play of smart grids in Europe today." - Director of International Services, Industrial Defender INC

"Very informative, with testimonials from a wide variety of companies, plus opportunities for networking." - EDP - Distribuição

"The event demonstrated that the technical issues on smart grids have to be overwhelmed by political and regulatory issues." - Head of Energy Policies, ENBW

"Useful introduction to issues / challenges facing Smart Grid innovation and development." - Operations Systems Support Manager, ESB Networks

"Good organisation, helpful staff, good content and speakers." - Associate Professor, University of Castilla-La Mancha

"Well organised with a varied choice of speakers and a very international audience." - Manager, Mitsui & Co

"A total overview of all the changes we have in the next ten years." - Senior Advisor CR, Enexis

"The event demonstrated that the technical issues on smart grids have to be overwhelmed by political and regulatory issues." - Head of Energy Policies, ENBW

Event Summary

The Smart Grids Summit 2013 will bring together Europe’s leading electricity grid distribution specialists, investors and regulators to share insights into the immediate challenges and projects now started to realise the Smart Grid vision.

With the Energy 2020 strategy driving the move towards competitive, sustainable and secure energy throughout Europe, the Smart Grid Summit 2013 provides invaluable insights into the most important projects, research and developments making Europe a world leader in energy technology and innovation.

Key Learning Outcomes from the 2012 Summit included:

Be Part of It!

	120+ senior level industry professionals
	25+ high level speakers
	30+ exhibitors
	10 interactive workshops
	15+ Media Partners
	3 streams of focused content running over 2 days
	One-to-one meeting sessions

View the 2013 programme here

	Tackling the challenges of saving energy, achieving a market with competitive prices and secure supplies.
	Boosting technological leadership.
	The importance of active consumers in realizing grid projects – how can users involve, interact and communicate with customers
	Asset Management
	Microgeneration and its impact of on the smart electricity grid.
	Advanced metering rollout and the benefits of customer energy management.
	Benefits from high voltage transmission and delivery of power over long distances.

Book now to secure your place at Smart Grids 2013 or contact Laurann de Verteuil at laurann.deverteuil@wtgevents.com or call the information hotline on 0044 207 202 7690.

Who will be there?

Smart Grids 2013 attracts senior executives from transmission system operators, distribution system operators, electricity utilities, regulatory agencies and renewable energy companies that have the remit of: