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Why Attend?
"Useful introduction to issues / challenges facing Smart Grid innovation and development."
Operations Systems Support Manager, ESB Networks
KEYNOTE SESSIONS
PRE-ARRANGED MEETINGS
NETWORKING
The Smart Grids Summit is the must attend event for anyone involved with future projects in electricity transmission and distribution.
Some Highlights from the 2012 Programme include:
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Smart cities – case study example of the Stockholm Royal Seaport |
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Tackling the challenges of saving energy, achieving a market with competitive prices and secure supplies |
| Boosting technological leadership |
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The importance of active consumers in realizing grid projects – how can users involve, interact and communicate with customers? |
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Microgeneration and its impact of on the smart electricity grid. |
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Photovoltaic proliferation and grid connection issues |
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Advanced metering rollout and the benefits of customer energy management. |
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Utilisation of old grid assets with new technologies. |
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Electric Vehicles and linking them to the grid. |
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Benefits from high voltage transmission and delivery of power over long distances. |
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Heat pumps and their potential |
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Investing in smart grids - reducing costs and risks associated with smart grid implementation using effective data analysis. |
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When will investment into Smart Grids happen? |
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The impact of regulation- help or hindrance? |
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Scenario planning – planning and managing renewable energy sources being added into the network |
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Heat pumps and their potential |
Key event feature at Smart Grids:
- Stream sessions with in-depth presentations providing you with vital information
- Case studies from experts detailing practical advice and best practice
- Pre-scheduled one-to-one meetings to help maximise networking
- Discussion tables, including lively debate and interaction with your peers
- Workshops, with interactive participation, specialist advice and Q&A sessions
- Expo, where you can identify the latest technologies and solutions
Smart Grids attracts senior executives from transmission system operators, distribution system operators, electricity utilities, regulatory agencies and renewable energy companies that have the remit of:
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Pre-arranged one-to-one meetings
The Smart Grids 2013 will feature two sessions of pre-arranged one-to-one meetings on day one of the conference programme. These meetings take the guess work out of networking and ensure that you meet fellow delegates and solution providers with which you share common interests.
For solution providers, this is a powerful business opportunity to meet only those that are pre-qualified as being in the market for the products and services you are offering. Contact us for more details.
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