Smart cities and their approaches for innovative energy solutions, new mobility and possible uses of hydrogen are the subject of the future. The EnergyAgency.NRW will prove this with the clusters EnergieRegion.NRW and EnergieForschung.NRW on February 11, 2020 at their 24th future energies congress as part of the 20th E-world energy & water.
Cities are important players in implementing the energy transition. The need to develop the permanently growing cities more sustainably is more visible than ever. But how will cities stay worth living in the future and how can they help protect the climate? And how can cities be made more sustainable? Digitization and thus concepts of a smart city can help answer these questions. In this way, buildings can be planned and managed more efficiently, mobility concepts tailored to requirements can be offered, and energy supply can be redesigned efficiently, renewable and decentrally.
The 24th Congress on Future Energies will examine the topic in a plenary session in the morning and three specialist forums in the afternoon and contribute to the exchange and networking. The established event will be led by NRW Minister of Economics Prof. Dr. Andreas Pinkwart opens.
Finally, the North Rhine-Westphalia evening with live music at 18:3 p.m. at the state pavilion NRW in hall 370, booth XNUMX, invites you to an entertaining end to the day of the fair.
The hashtag for the event will be in the social media area # ZEn24.
REGISTRATION
Click here to register online.
ZEIT
11.02.2020, 09 a.m. to 00 p.m.
Place
Messe Essen, Norbertstrasse, 45131 Essen
FEE
€ 95,00 (plus VAT)
ORGANIZER
EnergyAgency.NRW
Program
from 9.00 clock
Energy for the day
Network Breakfast
10.00 pm
Opening address
Dr. Frank-Michael Baumann, Managing Director, EnergieAgentur.NRW
10.10 pm
Greeting from E-world energy & water
Oliver P. Kuhrt, CEO of Messe Essen GmbH
10.20 pm
Greetings from the state government
Prof. Dr. Andreas Pinkwart, Minister for Economy, Innovation, Digitization and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia
10.50 pm
Smart Cities
Through the thematic block: Tobias Häusler, moderator on WDR television, WDR 2
Keynote: What can the city of tomorrow look like?
Professor Achim Kampker, RWTH Aachen University
Lecture: Acceptance and participation on the way to a smart city
Prof. Dr. Hans J. Lietzmann, University of Wuppertal
Question and discussion group
with Prof. Achim Kampker and Prof. Dr. Hans J. Lietzmann
12.00 pm
Get-together with lunch
14.00 pm
3 parallel forums
Forum A: The importance of sustainable and flexible energy solutions for a smart city
Moderation: Prof. Manfred Fischedick, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy gGmbH
Sustainable energy systems for the district, city and region. Approaches and strategies in research and planning practice
Prof. Christa Reicher, Faculty of Architecture at RWTH Aachen
Technical solutions for urban energy systems
Prof. Dirk Müller, E.ON Energy Research Center
The importance of start-ups for the urban energy system of the future
1. Simon Poos, GridX GmbH
2. Dr. Michael Peters, Sunvigo
3. Dr. Sven Christian Müller, Logarithmo GmbH & Co.KG
4. Frederic Knaudt, Picnic GmbH
5. Markus Reinhold, EINHUNDERT Energie GmbH
6. Christopher Kirschbaum, chargecloud GmbH
Discussion options at six info points
Forum B: Mobility change as a challenge for the networks?
Moderation: Georg Grothues, EnergyAgency.NRW
Electromobility - status quo and outlook
Dr. Andrea Hoppe, Ministry of Economy, Innovation, Digitization and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia
Medium and long-term effects of electromobility on a (large) urban network
Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Groß, Rhenish Network Company
Intelligent charge control to reduce network expansion
Prof. Markus Zdrallek, University of Wuppertal
Electromobility needs strong power grids - experiences from real laboratories E-Mobility-Allee and E-Mobility-Carré
Dr.-Ing. Selma Lossau, Netze BW GmbH
Mobile storage systems stabilize the power grid - from intelligent charging to vehicle-to-grid
Marcus Fendt, The Mobility House
Forum C: Possible uses of hydrogen for urban energy solutions
Moderation: Dr. Thomas Kattenstein, EnergyAgency.NRW
Historical consideration: Hydrogen - from city gas to a universally usable energy source
Dr. Rolf Albus, Gas and Heat Institute Essen eV
Importance of hydrogen in the national political context
Heinz-Uwe Lewe, Ministry of Economy, Innovation, Digitization and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia
Smart Quart real laboratory
Dr. Jörg Heinen, innogy SE
Hydrogen in the city district - eg "Esslingen Weststadt"
Tobias Nusser, Steinbeis Transfer Center for Energy, Building and Solar Technology
Hydrogreenn: 80 new homes running on hydrogen in Hoogeveen
Willem D. Hazenberg, Stork Asset Management Technology BV
GRHYD demonstration project: injection of hydrogen into the natural gas distribution network in Dunkirk
Isabelle Alliat, engineer (requested)
16.00 pm
Opportunity to visit the fair
18.00 pm
Get-together at the North Rhine-Westphalia evening
at the national joint stand, hall 3, stand 37
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