http://nobelgrid.eu Europe/Brussels Europe/Brussels Europe/Brussels 20171029T030000 +0200 +0100 CET 20170326T020000 +0100 +0200 CEST ai1ec-226@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z https://www.flickr.com/photos/highlunder/sets/72157650309797581/ Pictures of the event: 20150114 20150115 +39.469907;-0.376288 Valencia, Valencia, Spain 0

Nobel Grid Kick off Meeting

ai1ec-227@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://edsoforsmartgrids.eu/innogrid2020/ 20150331 20150402 +50.842321;+4.373514 Concert Noble @ Aarlenstraat 82, 1000 Brussel, Belgium 0

Innogrid 2020

ai1ec-228@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://enertic.org/Actividades/Congreso2015/_mW6rqJ-095ULicsAbsG5BgIx58n8Ujaj5y-S6-CouAvj2xu_PqTZdfbs5UTx5FCmdMxx5jVP5yRNHSp8lp5IYT2o7O9pTh9qqyRQIDpIhcO38QCDje9YBMTzUEAPQ6xZMnxi3fa2bUhqTj3OS_vrWwbqbPSl5U_s5iTSeJi2h5OttzG77uw0PQ 20150414 20150416 +40.46209;-3.616805 Palacio Municipal de Congresos de Madrid, Avenida Capital de España, 7, 28042 Madrid, Madrid, Spain 0

IV Smart Energy Congress: Innovation and technology for energetic efficiency

ai1ec-229@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z 20150414 20150417 +48.208174;+16.373819 Vienna @ Vienna, Austria 0

Nobel Grid SP1 meeting (wp 1, 2, 3)

ai1ec-230@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.smartgrids.eu/5_General_Assembly 20150429 20150430 +50.85034;+4.35171 Brussels @ Brussels, Belgium 0

5th ETP Smartgrids General Assembly “Smartgrids for competitive Europe”.

ai1ec-231@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.nachhaltigwirtschaften.at/results.html/id7875 20150518 20150523 +48.208174;+16.373819 Vienna @ Vienna, Austria 0

Vienna Smart Grids Week

ai1ec-225@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Deutsche Messe; 49 511 89 - 31012; http://www.metropolitansolutions.de/ Tickets: http://www.metropolitansolutions.de/en/info/for-visitors/tickets/. 20150520 20150523 +52.4992;+13.272475 CityCube Berlin @ Messe Berlin, Messedamm 26, 14055 Berlin, Germany 0

Metropolitan Solutions 2015

25€- 49€ http://www.metropolitansolutions.de/en/info/for-visitors/tickets/ ai1ec-234@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Finnova - Dissemination partner; http://www.eventbrite.es/e/nobel-grid-general-meeting-2015-registration-16874851134 DRAFT AGENDA Monday, 8th Tuesday, 9th GENERAL ASSEMBLY WORKSHOP 9-9:15h WELCOME 9h-10:15h Session 10:15h-10:45h Coffee break 10:45h- 12:15h Session 12:15h-13:15h Lunch break 12:45h WELCOME Session 13h-14:30h Session 14:30-14:45h Break Break 14:45-16:30h Session Session 16:30h End of the session Closing ? Dinner Dinner HOTEL RESERVATION: We have an agreement with MOTEL ONE for a special rate UNTIL13th MAY reservations. After that, it depends on avalaibility. You have to book directly at: res.brussels@motel-one.com indicating FINNOVAREGIO in your reservation MOTEL ONE Rue Royale,120. 1000-Brussels Phone: 32-2-209.61-10 http://www.motel-one.com/en/hotels/brussels/hotel-bruessel/ Room rate: Standard Single: 79,00 € room only per room per night Standard Double: 94,00 € room only per room per night Breakfast:9,50€ per person per day Accommodation tax (city tax):4,50€ per room per night 20150608 20150611 +50.837958;+4.369013 SOST, Spanish Office for Science and Technology. @ Rue du Trône 62, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium 0

Nobel Grid General Meeting 2015

ai1ec-221@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Finnova - Dissemination partner; http://www.eventbrite.es/e/nobel-grid-general-meeting-2015-registration-16874851134 DRAFT AGENDA 9-9:15h 9h-10:15h Closed session for International advisory board and Consortium 10:15h-10:45h Coffee break 10:45h- 12:15h Open session for all public 12:15h-13:15h Lunch break 12:45h Visit to Ecopower pilot site 13h-14:30h 14:30-14:45h 14:45-16:30h 16:30h End of the visit HOTEL RESERVATION: We have an agreement with MOTEL ONE for a special rate UNTIL13th MAY reservations. After that, it depends on avalaibility. You have to book directly at: res.brussels@motel-one.com indicating FINNOVAREGIO in your reservation MOTEL ONE Rue Royale,120. 1000-Brussels Phone: 32-2-209.61-10 http://www.motel-one.com/en/hotels/brussels/hotel-bruessel/ Room rate: Standard Single: 79,00 € room only per room per night Standard Double: 94,00 € room only per room per night Breakfast:9,50€ per person per day Accommodation tax (city tax):4,50€ per room per night 20150610 20150611 +50.837958;+4.369013 SOST, Spanish Office for Science and Technology. @ Rue du Trône 62, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium 0

Nobel Grid Workshop 2015

ai1ec-232@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.eusew.eu/ 20150615 20150620 +50.85034;+4.35171 Brussels @ Brussels, Belgium 0

2015 EU Sustainable Energy Week,

ai1ec-335@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://powertech2015-eindhoven.tue.nl/ On behalf of the IEEE PowerTech International Steering Committee and the Local Organizing Committee we invite you to attend the 2015 edition of this biannual conference in Eindhoven, the high-tech innovation capital of the Netherlands. PowerTech Eindhoven will continue the tradition of past PowerTech conference editions most recently held in Athens, Stockholm, Budapest, Porto, Bologna, St. Petersburg, Lausanne, Bucharest, Trondheim and Grenoble. PowerTech is the anchor conference of the IEEE Power & Energy Society in Europe. The PowerTech Eindhoven 2015 conference provides a forum for scientists and engineering professionals active in various segments of the electrical power engineering industry and academia to network, exchange ideas and discuss results of their scientific work. A digital version of the conference folder can be downloaded here. TOPICS OF INTEREST Developments in power system planning Power system operation and real-time control Power systems modeling, simulation, and analysis Network protection and distribution automation Smart grids as cyber-physical systems Integration of renewable energy sources Advanced diagnostic and monitoring techniques State estimation and situational awareness Applications of storage technologies Electric vehicle prospects and network interaction Power quality issues and mitigation techniques New energy conversion and (hybrid AC/DC) distribution technologies Electromagnetic compatibility and transient behavior of new grid architectures Smart metering, demand side management and demand response Smart energy systems in the built environment Electricity markets design and regulatory issues Power system interoperability, standards and codes 20150629 20150703 +51.447785;+5.486077 Auditorium of the Eindhoven University of Technology, TU/e @ Eindhoven University of Technology, Den Dolech 2, 5612 Eindhoven, Netherlands 0

POWERTECH EINDHOVEN 2015 -TOWARDS FUTURE POWER SYSTEMS AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

ai1ec-375@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Prof. Nikos Hatziargyriou; nh@power.ece.ntua.gr; http://microgrid-symposiums.org/aalborg-2015-symposium-on-microgrids/ The 11th Microgrid Symposium will be held in Aalborg, Denmark, i t is by-invitation-only for a number of eminent microgrid researchers and experts worldwide. The purpose of these events is to exchange information internationally, yet informally, on the current state of research on microgrids, and to identify key technical, economic, and policy issues that should be addressed by future work. The goal for the Aalborg 2015 Symposium on Microgrids is to continue the exchange of results from microgrid research and demonstrations in progress around the world with an emphasis on recent results, and identifying areas of potential international cooperation. As before, each region will invite speakers to present their work, and there will be additional short summaries of the state of research in each world region. In addition to these prepared presentations, group discussion will be fostered. The unbundled smart meter “enabling technology”, a development of ECRO, has been selected to participate as part of Rural Sustainable Micro Grid Pilot Project in Romania / ELIZE/. It will be a disemination activity along with others initiatives in the field of Smart Grids. Althought the project is still looking for financing (two off-grid remote villages in Romania), it will be there as selected technology for driving microgrids in smart rural comunities, one of the most important markets for Nobel Grid Project. 20150827 20150829 +57.04882;+9.921747 Aalborg University’s City Campus @ Aalborg, Denmark 0

Aalborg 2015 Symposium on Microgrids, Denmark. 27-28 August

ai1ec-386@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Remy Denos. Policy Officer Unit C2 – New energy technologies, innovation and clean coal DG Energy European Commission ; 32 2 298 64 81 ; Remy.DENOS@ec.europa.eu The agenda would be as follows: Tuesday 8/09 13h30: start of the meeting – Introduction to the work of the Group – Quick presentation of each project – Collection of the different issues related to Customer Engagement in the Project – Structuring of the Issues by cluster – Action plan to tackle the issues 17h30: end of the meeting 19h00 Get together dinner Wednesday 9/09 9h00: start of the meeting – Selection of a Chairman / Rapporteur for the Group – Review of the ToRs / finalisation – First discussion / ideas on the different cluster of issues – Next steps: annual report, deliverables, next meeting 13h00: end of the meeting 20150908 20150910 +50.838146;+4.384385 DG Energy European Commission @ Rue Jean-André de Mot 28, 1040 Etterbeek, Belgium 0

H2020 Projects on Smart Grid & Storage :1st Meeting of the WG on Customer Engagement

ai1ec-394@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z francesca.delarderel@rse-web.it; http://www.iea-isgan.org/?m=bbs&uid=2031 This workshop will be held prior to the 10th Executive Committee meeting of the International Smart Grid Action Network(ISGAN) in Lecco, Italy. ISGAN and Global Smart Grid Federation (GSGF), in partnership with the European project, ELECTRA, are organizing a two-day international conference on the critical role of communications in enabling smarter, cleaner energy systems. The conference brings together smart grids, smart energy, smart cities, and communications actors, experts, and stakeholders to discuss the policy, regulatory, legislative and technical challenges that must be addressed to leverage the full potential of communications for the expansion of smartness and flexibility in energy systems. Space is also available in a dedicated exhibition hall for outstanding projects to showcase and disseminate their achievements. 20150914 20150916 Chamber of Commerce, Lecco, Italy 0

ISGAN Smart Grid Workshop: The Role of Communication as Enabler for the Development of Smart Energy Systems

ai1ec-281@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://sustainable-places.eu/ Sustainable Places 2015 builds on the two successful editions of 2013 and 2014 editions held in Nice. This third edition is an original initiative from the RESILIENT and PERFORMER FP7 European project consortiums, aiming to generate a successful, sustainable and world-class series of annual conferences. Sustainable Places 2015 aims to gather scientists, researchers, and engineers, from research institutes and the industry, around one of the greatest challenges that our societies have ever faced: ensuring long-term environmental sustainability of ever-growing, densifying urban areas, in a resource-constrained world. To tackle this issue, the conference offers to question energy efficiency at building, district and city levels. To this end, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) along with other key research domains (energy, materials, methods and practices, etc) will be at the core of the conference. As usual, the Sustainable Places conference will encourage networking and clustering among projects funded in the framework of the FP7 and H2020 EeB PPP. On this occasion, participants will have the opportunity to assess innovative initiatives, access up-to-date information, discuss market trends and envision possible synergies. Key stakeholders from the energy efficiency value chain have already expressed their interest in joining the event. An attendance of around 200 participants, coming from Europe and other regions of the world, is expected. 20150916 20150919 +44.300522;+8.452012 University Campus of Savona @ Via Armando Magliotto, 17100 Savona SV, Italy 0

Sustanaible places

ai1ec-397@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Energyville; info@energyville.be; http://www.s3c-project.eu/Events/63/RegisterNowEmpoweringpeopleforthesmartenergysystemofthefuture.html People make the difference in the transition to our future energy system. At the final S3C conference, the Smart Consumer, Smart Customer, Smart Citizen project presents the results of three years of research and practice on customer engagement in the energy area. Get results from three years of research and practice on customer engagement in the energy area Learn about the development and testing of our innovative Smart Grid engagement toolkit containing practical tools and guidelines Hear about best practices for people and community activation on a regional level from the S3C Family of Projects Get to know successful Smart Energy Products & Services catering to the Smart Consumer, Smart Customer and Smart Citizen Discuss current and future challenges for Smart Energy Research Meet interesting partners from academia and industry for your next Smart Grid project at our networking dinner on the evening of the 23rd of September 20150924 20150925 +52.520007;+13.404954 Berlin, Germany 0

S3C Final Conference – Empowering people for the smart energy system of the future

ai1ec-407@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Greater Birmingham and West Midlands Brussels Office; 32(0) 2 740 27 10; info@greaterbirmingham.eu; http://www.greaterbirmingham.eu/ Across Europe cities and regions are taking steps to reduce their demand for energy; to ensure that their buildings and infrastructure are more energy efficient; and that they install more renewable energy on their territory. In this roundtable, city leaders shall indicate the paths they are taking in the transition to a low carbon society while speakers from Climate KIC’s Transitions Hub and the European institutions shall outline the wider lessons arising from this work and how these transition pathways can be adopted more widely. Agenda 14:30 Welcome and Introductions Chair: Stuart Bowles Jon Bloomfield, Chair Making Transitions Happen platform, Climate KIC. Jon will discuss how cities and regions can plot a successful transition to a low carbon economy. He will outline the core themes of system innovation and transition thinking, then drawing on Climate KIC’s Transition Cities project will show how this relates to the key transition arenas of renewable energy, building efficiency and transport. Followed by Questions 15:00 The Transport Transition in Helsinki Päivi Kippo-Edlund, Director of Environment Protection, Helsinki Paivi will provide an outline of the plans for Helsinki to be car-free by 2025. The discussion will focus on the planning for the transition and steps that have been made to begin the transition. 15:20 The Building Efficiency Transition in Birmingham Sir Albert Bore, Leader of Birmingham City Council Sir Albert will provide an outline of the approaches of Birmingham to address the housing energy efficiency challenge and transition to lower carbon housing. The discussion will focus on the planning for the transition and steps that have been made to begin the transition. 15:40 The Energy Transition in Valencia Jordi Peris Blanes, Councillor for Renewable Energies and Climate Change, Valencia Jordi will provide an outline of the The mitigation and adaptation Transition in Valencia and will focus on the planning for the low carbon transition and steps that have been made to begin it. 16:00 Questions and discussion 16:20 Supporting Cities and Regions to Make the Transition Alice Bauer, Transitions Hub Manager, Climate-KIC Alice will outline the key strategies and approaches for Climate-KIC’s new initiative, the Transitions Hub and discuss how cities and regions can plan for the transition. She will also indicate some of the initiatives planned for 2016. 16:40 Concluding remarks from speakers 17:00 Networking Drinks and Nibbles For registration, send an e-mail to Jan Urlings Jan.Urlings@birmingham.gov.uk 20151014 20151015 +50.841305;+4.384743 Greater Birmingham and West Midlands Brussels Office @ Oudergemselaan 22, 1000 Brussel, Belgium 0

Climate KIC | Open Days 2015 Cities and Regions Addressing the Energy Challenge

ai1ec-280@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.solarintegrationworkshop.org/brussels2015/ This one-and-a-half day Solar Integration Workshop will be held for the fifth time, again in conjunction with the International Workshop on Large-scale Integration of Wind Power into Power Systems as well as on Transmission Networks for Offshore Wind Power Plants. The Solar Integration Workshop brings together utilities, PV/CSP system developers and project developers, power systems operators and other professionals to exchange knowledge and ideas, as well as experiences in matters relating to the integration of solar energy into the power systems. Speakers from companies and leading institutes are invited to present at the workshop, as well as workshop participants. The workshop provides an International forum to: Discuss technical and economic issues of integration of solar power Discuss project experiences Discuss innovative ideas and present results from ongoing research Stimulate interdisciplinary thinking between solar energy and transmission and distribution industries, as well as universities Identify subjects requiring more research efforts A major goal is to develop a platform for discussion and to share ideas and knowledge regarding the key issues. 20151019 20151023 +50.879502;+4.482621 Sheraton Brussels Airport Hotel @ 1930 Zaventem, Belgium 0

5th International Workshop on Integration of Solar Power into Power Systems

ai1ec-233@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/news/ict-2015-innovate-connect-transform-20-22-october-lisbon-save-date The European Commission, together with theFundaçao para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, are pleased to announce that the most important ICT event in the EU calendar is back! The place to be this year is Centro de Congressos de Lisboa, Portugal between the 20th and 22nd of October 2015. ICT2015 – Innovate, Connect, Transform – aims to bring together over 4500 ICT enthusiasts from all horizons: research, politics, industry, start-ups, investors, academia. 20151020 20151023 +38.722252;-9.139337 Lisbon @ Lisbon, Portugal 0

ICT 2015, “Innovate, conect, transform”

ai1ec-477@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://lisboaenova.org/ Every day and everywhere, projects and strategies about Smart cities are developing in order to look for new visions and solutions. These projects, based on information and communications technology (ICT) and internet of things (IoT), promote news paradigms of urban development and offer unique opportunities. This is the context of Lisboa E-Nova, an event about “smart cities – cities of the future” that pretends underline the economic competitiveness of cities, integrating questions related to innovation and entrepreneurship. In addition, this third conference wants to demonstrate good practices and how European innovative projects can cause an optimal impact in cities in energy and environmental terms. You can register here. 20151202 20151203 +38.730924;-9.14635 Fórum Picoas @ Av. Fontes Pereira de Melo 38, 1050-010 Lisboa, Portugal 0

3rd conference “Smart cities – Cities of the future” @ 09.00 – 16.50

ai1ec-483@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://ec.europa.eu/easme/en/horizon-2020-secure-clean-and-efficient-energy-societal-challenge-energy-efficiency-call-proposals Applying for funding is a competitive process, and only the best project proposals will be selected for funding. The Information Day 2015: will give you an update on the European policy on sustainable energy; will introduce the Energy Efficiency priorities of the H2020 2016 calls for project proposals; will tell you how to apply for funding; will offer dedicated workshops for each funding area with the opportunity to meet EASME’s energy team and have answers to your questions; will give you opportunities to network and find project partners. Be among the 500 participants coming from SMEs, associations, businesses, European and national trade associations, chambers of commerce and European institutions expected at the event on 8th December 2015. How to apply for funding? What are the Energy Efficiency priorities of the H2020 2016? If you are asking these questions or if you want to network and raise questions to the Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (EASME) team during the dedicated information sessions, please register for the Info Day. If you can’t make it to Brussels the event will be live web streamed. Click here to check the programme. 20151208 20151209 +50.838098;+4.38143 Albert Borschette Conference Centre @ Rue Froissart 36, 1040 Etterbeek, Belgium 0

Horizon2020: Energy Efficiency Call for Proposals 2016 Info Day

ai1ec-501@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z https://www.photovoltaic-conference.com/ The Call for Papers for the 32nd European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition is open. Be part of this leading international PV Conference and present your latest results to specialists and decision-makers from around the globe. Each abstract will be scored by three independent reviewers, before the topic organisers select the oral and visual presentations. The proceedings are fully accessible via the conference website, and each paper is assigned a DOI to guarantee an unequivocal and permanent identification and citability. Submit your abstract by 5 February 2016. The Conference will take place in Munich (Germany) from 20 to 26th June 2016. You can find further information in https://www.photovoltaic-conference.com/ 20160205 20160206 0

EU PVSEC 2016: the Call for Papers is open

ai1ec-480@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.eurosolar.de/en/index.php/ires-conference-series/ires2016 Outstanding scientific presentations, exciting discussions, renowned speakers, international (expert) audience and the newest insights into research and developments – with these factors the IRES-conference has established as the leading venue in the international storage world. In its anniversary year, EUROSOLAR and WCRE will organize the International Renewable Energy Storage conference for the 10th time. Experts from the fields of sciences, politics, law and society lecture on the potential of storage from technical, political, legal and social perspectives. The eye-catching poster exhibition displays theoretical and practical examples. Already in 2006 Hermann Scheer, the founder of EUROSOLAR, created this platform to present the development and the usage of storage. Since then more than 4000 conference guests from 40 countries have attended the conference series and enjoyed more than 1000 presentations and posters. Synergies originate from efficient networking, profitable contacts and quick communication – these added values are guaranteed together with the partner ENERGY STORAGE at Messe Düsseldorf. Join us in March 2016! 20160315 20160318 +51.256398;+6.740887 CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf @ Stockumer Kirchstraße 61, 40474 Düsseldorf, Germany 0

10th International Renewable Energy Storage Conference (IRES 2016)

ai1ec-545@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://innogrid2020.eu/?page_id=14 The 5th InnoGrid2020 will focus on “Digital Energy” by addressing the innovation paradigm behind the distribution and transmission interface. It also will take stock of on-going R&D projects and address the question of how regulation could facilitate innovation in the new power system. Beyond engaging presentations, panel sessions and debates, InnoGrid2020 will run a poster and exhibition session, enabling participants to interact and share knowledge and best practices. The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) and the European Distribution System Operators for Smart Grids (EDSO) co-organise the conference. Among those confirmed to participate in the high-level agenda: Maroš Šefčovič, Vice-President and Commissioner for Energy Union Günter Oettinger, Commissioner for Digital Economy & Society, European Commission Alberto Pototschnig, Director, ACER João Torres, Chairman of EDSO for Smart Grids, CEO, EDP Distribuçao Peder Andreasen, ENTSO-E President, CEO, Energinet.dk Jean-Michel Glachant, Director, Florence School of Regulation Participants are requested to register by 8 March 2016. Follow discussions live on Twitter #Innogrid2020 20160322 20160324 +50.844223;+4.359505 Center for Fine Arts @ Rue Ravenstein 23, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium 0

5th InnoGrid2020

ai1ec-584@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Melecon 2016 is an IEEE Region 8 flagship conference with a long standing history of excellence both in electrotechnology and in recent years in information and communication technologies as well. Melecon 2016 covers complementary thematic areas that hold great promise for the advancement of research and technological development in the solution of complex engineering systems. In this context, Melecon 2016 foresees to attract high quality papers and provide a platform for the cross fertilization of new ideas and know-how under the special theme of the conference that is Intelligent & Efficient Technologies & Services for the Citizen. Tickets: http://www.melecon2016.org/registration.html. 20160418 20160421 +34.70713;+33.022617 Limassol, Cyprus 0

MELECON 2016 – 18TH MEDITERRANEAN ELECTROTECHNICAL CONFERENCE

external http://www.melecon2016.org/registration.html ai1ec-591@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z projecteseuropeus@dival.es The Nobel Grid project will be presented in Valencia by ETRA (leader of the project). This event, hosted by Council of Valencia, will count on the electric cooperative of Alginet‘s contribution. The aims of the event is present the project itself but also explain how an energy project could benefit from the European Union funds. 20160421 20160422 +39.477016;-0.376426 Patio Scala - Diputación de Valencia @ Plaça de Manises, 4, 46003 València, Valencia, Spain 0

Nobel Grid’s presentation

free ai1ec-573@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Daan Creupelandt (REScoop.eu); daan.creupelandt@rescoop.eu; REScoop.eu NOBEL GRID project will organize a dissemination seminar in order to present the project objectives and preliminary outputs and also the description of the ECOPOWER cooperative pilot site in Flanders. Moreover, during the event, synergies with other projects will be created to share knowledge and experiences in the context of the new European energy market. The event is organized by REScoop, the European federation for groups and cooperatives of citizens for renewable energy and energy efficiency. REScoop are a growing network of 1,240 renewable Energy cooperatives and 300,000 European citizens. ECOPOWER is one the energy cooperatives member of REScoop. More details in: https://rescoop.eu/ 20160518 20160522 Hernani (Gipuzkoa - Spain) @ Parque Tecnológico Galarreta 0

NOBEL GRID Dissemination Seminar – REScoop.eu General Assembly

free ai1ec-586@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://imtc2016.ieee-ims.org/ I2MTC 2016, IEEE International Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference is organised from 23 May, 2016 to 26 May, 2016. The Conference venue will be Taipei International Convention Center. You possess the possibility to find out the most innovative progresses in Data Acquisition, Measurement Technology, Instrumentation Technology, Power Systems and Robotics at this vital Conference. IEEE International Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference is organized annually. Tickets: http://imtc2016.ieee-ims.org/registration. 20160523 20160527 +25.032969;+121.565418 Taipei, Taipei City, Taiwan 0

I2MTC 2016 – IEEE International Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference

external http://imtc2016.ieee-ims.org/registration ai1ec-600@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z ENV-GREENWEEK@ec.europa.eu; http://www.greenweek2016.eu/ Green Week 2016 will take place from Monday, 30 May to Friday, 3 June. This event is the biggest annual occasion to discuss European environment policy and it will focus on the theme “Investing for a greener future”. The many facets of green investment will feature throughout the week. Events and activities will take place across Europe, centred round a high-level conference in Brussels on Wednesday 1 June, with a wide variety of organisations and partners taking part. To show how the investments of today can help a “greener future” become a reality, each day of the week will focus on different aspects of the theme. Monday, 30 May: Investing for greener cities Tuesday, 31 May: Investing in our countryside Wednesday, 1 June: Investments that make it happen Thursday, 2 June: Investing in our oceans Friday, 3 June: Investing for future generations 20160530 20160604 +50.85034;+4.35171 The Egg @ Brussels, Belgium 0

Green Week 2016

free ai1ec-643@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z DISCERN Final event “Enhancing electricity networks through the use of distributed intelligence” 2nd June, Frankfurt Distribution System Operators (DSOs) are presently addressing the complex challenge of determining the cost effective level of network intelligence necessary to manage their grids and maintain security and reliability as the uptake of renewable generation and low carbon technologies such as electric vehicles increases. DISCERN provides the community of European DSOs with tools, knowledge and access to shared experiences in order to answer evolving practical questions such as: How much intelligence do distribution networks need to ensure the security of supply? What is the best approach for determining the most cost-effective solution for implementing this level of intelligence in the network? How should the ICT-infrastructure be designed to best serve the requirements of a DSO? In this upcoming final DISCERN conference, the consortium members will present their findings and discuss these issues, sharing their recommendations with DSOs, technology providers, policy makers and standardization bodies. We look forward to meeting you in this final event to be held on: 2nd June 2016 10:00 to 16:30 including networking lunch Sheraton Frankfurt Airport Hotel & Conference Center Airport, Terminal 1 | Hugo-Eckener-Ring 15 60549 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Registration is now open. To register, click on https://events.eurelectric.org/register/?evtid=3835[1] Please note that this event is free of charge but registration is mandatory. Seats are limited and attendance will be considered by order of registration. For the detailed agenda click here! Tickets: https://events.eurelectric.org/register/?evtid=3835. 20160602 20160603 +50.110922;+8.682127 Sheraton Frankfurt Airport Hotel & Conference Center @ Frankfurt, Germany 0

DISCERN Final event: “Enhancing electricity networks through the use of distributed intelligence”

external https://events.eurelectric.org/register/?evtid=3835 ai1ec-598@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z EUSEW organisers; http://eusew.eu/contacts The EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) is organised by the Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (EASME), in close cooperation with the European Commission’sDirectorate-General for Energy. EUSEW is the biggest event dedicated to energy efficiency and renewable energy in Europe. It is designed to spread best practices, inspire new ideas and build alliances to help meet the EU’s energy and climate goals. Its final aim is to allow stakeholders to help shape European policy on energy and work towards an Energy Union. This event will take place in Brussels from 13 to 16 June. The programme of the conference generally puts together around 50 policy sessions with high-level speakers from public authorities, energy agencies, industry associations, businesses, civil society organisations and hosts on average 3000 participants. The EU Sustainable Energy Awards recognise outstanding innovation in energy efficiency and renewables. Nominees are chosen from a shortlist of the year’s most successful projects for clean, secure and efficient energy. With prizes from an expert jury and European Citizens, the Awards highlight new ways to shape Europe’s energy future. The interactive networking activities give participants the opportunity to share ideas, get useful information and build new connections. No specific registration is needed. You can visit networking stands, attend the short presentations at the Speaker’s Corner or schedule a coffee with participants of the event via presdo, an innovative networking application. 20160613 20160618 +50.85034;+4.35171 European Commission’s Charlemagne building and Residence Palace @ Brussels, Belgium 0

EU Sustainable Energy Week

free ai1ec-576@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z NOBEL GRID Project will be present at the InnoGrid 2020 event in Brussels the next 27 and 28 June 2016. InnoGrid2020 has become the not-to-be-missed EU event on innovation in electricity networks. The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) and the European Distribution System Operators for Smart Grids (EDSO) will focus the 2016 edition on “Digital Energy”. This year’s conference will address the innovation paradigm behind the distribution and transmission interface. It also will take stock of on-going R&D projects. Finally, it will address the question of how regulation could facilitate innovation in the new power system. Beyond engaging presentations, panel sessions and debates, InnoGrid2020 will run a poster and exhibition session, enabling participants to interact and share knowledge and best practices. Tickets: http://innogrid2020.eu/?page_id=14. 20160627 20160629 +50.844223;+4.359505 Centre for fine Arts @ Rue Ravenstein 23, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium 0

InnoGrid2020

external http://innogrid2020.eu/?page_id=14 ai1ec-631@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Sustainable Places International Conference 2016 leverages the success of three successful editions in 2013, 2014 and 2015 held throughout Europe. This fourth gathers scientists, researchers, and engineers, from research institutes and the industry, around one of the greatest challenges that our societies have ever faced: facilitating innovative solutions for renovation and new construction to ensure the long-term environmental sustainability of ever-growing, densifying urban areas, in a resource-constrained world. To tackle this issue, the SP’16 conference advances the state of the art in energy efficiency at building, district and city levels. To this end, Information and Communications Technology (ICT), along with other key research domains (energy, materials, methods and practices, etc.) will be at the core of the conference. SP2016 Tickets: http://sustainable-places.eu/sp-2016-registration/. 20160629 20160702 Allée du Parc Montaury in Anglet, France @ Université de Pau et du Pays de l’Adour UFR de Sciences et Techniques de la Côte Basque 0

Sustainable Places International Conference 2016

external http://sustainable-places.eu/sp-2016-registration/ ai1ec-867@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://tofairs.com/expo.php?fair=111773 IT Future Expo (Newest Technologies, Trends and IT innovations on the Polish Market ) takes place in Warsaw, Poland the 08.09.2016. 20160908 20160909 +52.229676;+21.012229 Warsaw, Poland 0

IT Future Expo in Warsaw (Poland) 8 September

free ai1ec-633@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://events.unitn.it/en/isc2-2016/contacts The IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2) is the flagship conference sponsored by the IEEE Smart Cities Initiative. Every day cities worldwide suffer from serious organizational and logistic difficulties due to overcrowding and adverse weather conditions, traffic congestion and pollution issues, limits in the quality of service offered to senior and disabled citizens, safety and security problems in peripheral areas and new challenges continuously arise. The goal of ISC2 is to promote innovative, conceptual, and city-wide platforms for technology-human-infrastructure integration in order to tackle the urban challenges highlighted above through the use of information and sensing technology, citizen engagement, manufacturing efficiency, economic development, and environmental sustainability. The IEEE ISC2 2016 theme is: improving the citizens quality of life. The second edition of ISC2 (ISC2 2016) will be held at the University of Trento (Trento, Italy), from 12 to 15 September 2016. Tickets: http://events.unitn.it/en/isc2-2016/registration. 20160912 20160916 +38.68082;-90.328821 Trento @ Trenton Ave, University City, MO 63130, USA 0

2016 IEEE Second International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2 2016)

external http://events.unitn.it/en/isc2-2016/registration ai1ec-583@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.energieinformatik2016.org/organization/ D-A-CH Energy Informatics is a joint initiative of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, the Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology, and the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (http://www.smartgrids-dach.eu/). The ambitious D-A-CH targets for reducing greenhouse gas emission and enlarging the share of renewable energy sources result in a trend towards increasingly complex “systems of systems” . In the energy system, integration of heterogeneous and often networked components has become indispensable. Energy Informatics is developing the IT-based solutions required for achieving these targets and managing the complexity of the paradigm shift in energy systems. The objective of Energy Informatics 2016 is to act as a promotor of innovative information and communication technologies and to foster the transfer between computer science and the energy application field. The conference addresses both scientists and practitioners. Tickets: http://www.energieinformatik2016.org/registration/. 20160929 20161001 +46.63646;+14.312225 Klagenfurt, Austria 0

5th D-A-CH Energy Informatics Conference 2016

external http://www.energieinformatik2016.org/registration/ ai1ec-876@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.bestpaths-project.eu/en/events/best-paths-upgrading-europes-grid-to-new-high-capacity-technologies The experts of the Best Paths project will meet in Berlin, Germany on the 26th of October 2016 to share their experiences,present the project’s mid-term status and receive feedback from stakeholders. Industry professionals, policy stakeholders, renewables sector actors, and citizens can engage in dialogue on innovative network technologies that will allow to anticipate the future transmission network development needs in line with the long term decarbonisation goals set at European level. 20161026 20161027 +52.520007;+13.404954 Berlin, Germany 0

Best Paths: Upgrading Europe’s Grid to new high-capacity technologies

free ai1ec-581@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://medpower2016.com/contact-us/ The Mediterranean Conference on Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution and Energy Conversion belongs to a series of Conferences that have established a major energy platform in the region. The Conference will focus on topics of interest to the Electric Power Industry. It intends to address the significant technological changes in all areas of the electric energy including business, products, equipment and methods. The jubilee, 10th MedPower 2016 Conference will provide power engineers and technicians, academicians and people from industry with opportunities to be updated on current academic and industry developments, achievements and trends through presentations and open discussions. Presentations will emphasise the regional needs and peculiarities of environmental aspects associated with electric power generation, transmission, energy conversion, distribution systems and modern control. Recent experience in the topics of competitive electric energy market and privatisation of European Utilities will be addressed. This Conference will significantly benefit engineers and technicians through state-of-the-art presentations by major equipment suppliers, researchers and specialists, invited speakers and discussions by international participants. Tickets: http://medpower2016.com/registration/. 20161106 20161110 +44.786568;+20.448922 Belgrado @ Belgrade, Serbia 0

MEDPOWER 2016: 10th Mediterranean Conference on Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution and Energy Conversion

external http://medpower2016.com/registration/ ai1ec-965@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z In continuation of the success of three previous conferences, Steinbeis-Europa-Zentrum is pleased to announce this year’s International Women4Energy Conference taking place in Stuttgart, Germany on 30th November 2016. The topic of this year’s conference will be “Towards a low-carbon economy” with a special focus on the implications and conclusions of the Paris Agreement. At the climate conference in December 2015, 195 countries adopted the first-ever universal, legally binding global climate deal. In order to achieve the intended objectives all main sectors responsible for Europe’s emissions need to contribute – power generation, industry, transport, buildings, and agriculture. In our one-day conference, we will examine the consequences of the agreement, the solution approaches that already exist and trends for a low-carbon economy in the future. The conference reaches out to all female professionals active in energy related innovation to: Create new business ideas and technology solutions for the energy market Generate and discuss new business models to get solutions to market Encourage innovative business creation, and to Enhance market entry for innovative energy technologies, processes and services. Come and join us for a unique opportunity to get insights into global energy challenges, learn about future trends and market needs. Increase your own network by getting in touch with female experts in energy science and entrepreneurship in all energy related fields. And get engaged in the elaboration of innovative solutions for tomorrow. Tickets: http://www.women4energy.eu/. 20161130 20161201 +48.775846;+9.182932 Stuttgart, Germany 0

4th International Women4Energy Conference

external http://www.women4energy.eu/ ai1ec-243@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.metropolitansolutions.de/home 20150520T090000 20150522T180000 +52.4992;+13.272475 CityCube Berlin @ Messe Berlin, Messedamm 26, 14055 Berlin, Germany 0

Metropolitan Solutions, Berlin

ai1ec-275@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Finnova; communication@finnovaregio.eu PROGRAMME 11:15 – 11:45 “NOBEL GRID project. Smart Grids for the future European energy landscape”. Lola Alacreu. ETRA I D. Nobel Grid Project Manager 11:40 – 12:00- “BESOS project. Smart Energy Efficiency Service Platform for Smart cities”.Manuel Serrano. ETRA I D. 12:00 – 12:20 SmarterEMC2 project “Empowering Smart Grid Market Actors through Information and Communication Technologies”Aris Dimeas, ICCS/NTUA 12:20 – 12:45 Round table discussion and conclusions Tickets: http://registrationopensessionnobelgrid.eventbrite.es. 20150610T111500 20150610T124500 +50.837958;+4.369013 SOST Spanish Office for Science and Technology @ Rue du Trône 62, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium 0

Nobel Grid Workshop OPEN SESSION

http://registrationopensessionnobelgrid.eventbrite.es ai1ec-331@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Ingrid Hubert; 33 1 47 70 45 79; innovativecity@ptolemee.com; http://www.innovative-city.com/?lang=en This invitation-only event offers engaging dialogue and networking opportunities with pioneering city leaders in Europe at Smart Cities Now: Building Blocks for an Urban Vision, presented by the Smart Cities Council and hosted by Council Lead Partner Alstom Grid. The event is being held in conjunction with the Innovative City conference. When it received over 3,000 visitors in June 2014, Innovative City achieved another milestone that confirms its international reachand establishes it as a major European event in the area of smart and sustainable cities Innovative City is an international growth accelerator powered by the core features that have built its success: • A mix of businesses, ideas and initiatives • Creation and development of business ecosystems to undertake projects • First-hand accounts and experience sharing Smart physical networks have become a part of everyday life. Now it is apps and their uses, where different networks connect, that deliver a competitive edge and boost regional development. Through the creation and optimisation of energy networks, the innovative city is more than ever the essential link for energy transition. It must allow the preservation of our environment while promoting the arrival of new industries as smart-grids Applications and services tailored to citizens and managed by the local authority will protect and retain users while at the same time developing a new service economy. Everyday applications known as «City Apps» are our gateway to the smart city experience. We are moving from the concept of «smart city analytics » to the idea of a « Wise Metropolis ». City Apps are ushering in a new phase of regional development and smart specialisation. The 2015 edition of Innovative City comes with the tagline « City Apps ». 20150624T090000 20150625T180000 +43.704634;+7.282361 Nice, France @ Acropolis, 06300 Nice, France 0

Smart Cities Now

ai1ec-395@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Ecogrid; akn@energinet.dk; http://www.eu-ecogrid.net/images/News/150710Invitation_EcoGrid 1.pdf The conference agenda will present findings in the focus areas: The EcoGrid Real-time market The EcoGrid Technology and ICT Architecture Empowerment of the EcoGrid customer You will also have the possibility to visit: Exhibitions from the technology suppliers, and to engage in dialogue with the project’s partners. The PowerLabDK: The Danish energy laboratory is a state of the art research facility for electric power and energy. For instance, the lab has direct access to the field test site on Bornholm (the SCADA system). “We are looking forward to share our experience from the EcoGrid project with the international community, and by that contributing with knowledge valuable for the further development of the energy system and power markets” says Ove Grande (SINTEF) EcoGrid EU coordinator. 20150915T080000 20150915T170000 +55.676097;+12.568337 Technical University of Denmark @ Copenhagen, Denmark 0

Eco Grid EU Closing Conference

ai1ec-396@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.sgtech-europe.com/index.html IT, OT & Telecom Convergence to Deliver the Smart Grid SGTech Europe 2015 is the premier implementation focused smart grid technical conference in Europe, with focused tracks on Smart Substations, Next Generation SCADA, Packet Telecoms, and Cyber-Security. Drawing together 250 Automation Directors and their implementation teams, this is the must-attend event for those charged with driving the practical implementation of the smart grid in Europe. The programme consists of 40 utility case-study presentations, a series of technology panel discussions, interactive roundtable debates, and a cross-functional networking canal cruise. 20150922T084500 20150924T193000 +52.333582;+4.888906 Novotel Amsterdam City @ Europaboulevard 10, 1083 AD Amsterdam, Netherlands 0

SGTech Europe 2015 – Smart Grid Technical Forum

ai1ec-400@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/h2020-section/secure-clean-and-efficient-energy The event targets potential applicants to the calls for project proposals under the Smart Grids & Storage topic of the Horizon 2020 Work programme 2016-2017 ‘Secure, Clean and Efficient Energy’. Presentations will cover the Smart Grids & Storage part of the Work Programme for 2016-2017 and the application procedure, as well as detailed information on the calls. Participants will have numerous networking opportunities throughout the day. Registration for the event is free of charge and compulsory. Please register here: https://scic.ec.europa.eu/fmi/ezreg/SMARTGRIDS2015/start Please note that due to a limited number of seats available maximum two people from the same organisation will be registered. Tickets: https://scic.ec.europa.eu/fmi/ezreg/SMARTGRIDS2015/start. 20151002T100000 20151002T190000 +50.85034;+4.35171 Brussels, Belgium 0

Info Day on Smart Grids & Storage – Horizon 2020 Work programme 2016-2017 ‘Secure, Clean and Efficient Energy’

https://scic.ec.europa.eu/fmi/ezreg/SMARTGRIDS2015/start ai1ec-383@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z OPEN DAYS Secretariat; 32 (0)2 502 0615; contact@opendays.eu; http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/opendays/od2015/index.cfm With the headline of ‘Europe’s regions and cities: partners for investment and growth’ OPEN DAYS 2015 will be a perfect forum for national and regional managing authorities, final beneficiaries and EU institutions to exchange information and facilitate networking on novel approaches for implementing the funds. An annual four-day event during which cities and regions showcase their capacity to create growth and jobs, implement European Union cohesion policy, and prove the importance of the local and regional level for good European governance. This year it will be structured around three thematic priorities: 1- ‘Modernising Europe’: The regions in the energy Union and the single digital market 2- ‘Regions open for business’: SME development, innovation and job creation 3- ‘Places and spaces’: Urban and rural development; urban-rural integration Under the three sub-themes, participants are invited to address challenges and solutions related to management and implementation issues as well as the cross-border, inter-regional or transnational dimension. 20151012T133500 20151015T143500 +50.840462;+4.377316 Committee of the Regions @ Rue Belliard 99, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium 0

13th edition of the European Week of Regions and Cities, OPEN DAYS 2015

ai1ec-398@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Synergy; 31 346 290 807; paddy@synergy-events.com; http://www.european-utility-week.com/ Over 10,000 smart energy professionals from around the world convene for 3 days in Vienna to share insights on how the energy sector can move forward, what new innovations are needed and what’s the role of the policy maker & new market entrant in establishing a cleaner future. Several of the GSGF members will be present! 20151103T103300 20151105T113300 +48.21736;+16.407532 Messe Wien @ Messeplatz 1, 1020 Wien, Austria 0

European Utility Week

ai1ec-334@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.smartcityexpo.com/en Major companies and investment companies, small businesses and entrepreneurs, opinion leaders, cities… All sharing the same physical space where ideas and projects for smart cities become a reality. Find out more about this world leading Congress in smart solutions, which after just three years, has become a must-visit event for cities, companies and experts. In this 5th edition of the SCEWC, the jewel of the crown will arguably be once again the Smart City Plaza, a genuine plaza of over 2,000-meter-square showcasing the most innovative solutions. The plaza will be surrounded by SCEWC global partners and will be located in the very center of the Exhibition Area. As such, it will catch the most attention and attract more visitors than any other area of the SCEWC This Call For Solutions is looking for the most relevant and innovative solutionsin order to showcase prototypes in real‐time in the Smart City Plaza within the Smart City Expo World Congress. Solutions must be related with one or several of the following subjects: smart society, technology, governance, energy, mobility and sustainable city. 20151117T090000 20151119T190000 +41.35457;+2.128083 Gran Via Exhibition Centre @ Avinguda Joan Carles I, 64, 08908 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain 0

Smart City Expo World Congress, Barcelona

ai1ec-420@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Aura Stanciu; aura.stanciu@ec.europa.eu Directorate-General for Energy of the the European Commission hosts the 2nd Plenary workshop on co-operation between Smart Grids and Storage H2020 projects. The objectives of the workshop are: to present the findings of the 4 WGs to Project Coordinators to indentify of overlap and synergies, design an overall organisation Confirm participation by the 9th of November to aura.stanciu@ec.europa.eu. 20151119 20151120 +50.838346;+4.384232 DG Energy, European Commission, room 3/47 @ De Motstraat 24, 1040 Etterbeek, Belgium 0

2nd Plenary workshop on co-operation between 
Smart Grids and Storage H2020 projects

ai1ec-498@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://greenbusinessweek.eu/ “Ecopreneurs for the Climate”, the European Week of Green Business and the Climate Movement. A week of events and activities, supported by Ecopreneur.eu, taking place in several EU countries on November 23-28 2015, right before the COP21 Climate Summit. The cities chosen has been Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia and Seville. Its aim is to share and scale up the contribution of green businesses to the Climate Movement: economically-sound and socially-empowering business solutions to the climate challenge (mitigation and adaptation). Check the program and register for your local events here: http://greenbusinessweek.eu/. Follow it on twitter #ECO4CLIM15 20151123T090000 20151128T210000 Germany, France, Spain and Netherland 0

“Ecopreneurs for the Climate” in several EU countries

ai1ec-500@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z João Catalão / SiNGULAR Coordinator; catalao@ubi.pt The 3rd IGREENGrid-SiNGULAR-SuSTAINABLE Global Joint Conference will bring together experts in the field of Distributed Renewables Energy Source Integration from utilities, policy makers, industry and other relevant stakeholders. The last results and progress of iGREENGrid, SiNGULAR and SuSTAINABLE FP7 projects will be presented. There is also a special slot in the agenda for Project Presentations by Invited Speaker including NOBEL GRID, UPGRID, AnyPlace, SENSIBLE and FLEXICIENCY H2020 projects Find here the proposed agenda http://www.singular-fp7.eu/home/images/papers/Agenda_3rd_Common_Event_Caparica-Lisbon.pdf Participation in the event is free of charge; however, registration is mandatory. Should you wish to register for the event, please send an e-mail to catalao@ubi.pt. 20151126T110000 20151127T130000 +38.640529;-9.175646 Ever Caparica Beach & Conference Hotel @ R. Gen. Humberto Delgado 47, 2815 Sobreda, Portugal 0

3rd IGREENGrid-SiNGULAR-SuSTAINABLE Conference in Caparica (Portugal)

ai1ec-497@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z eudatalandscape@open-evidence.com The next European Data Market Study webinar will be “The EU Data Market demand-side: types of data-based innovations and the way towards fostering data users presence”. The First Report of the EU Data Market Study estimates that the number of data users will reach more than 1,3 million in 2020 while the overall data market may reach 111 billion under high growth conditions. The webinar will discuss the study’s results from the demand-side perspective: Who are the data users in Europe? How many they are and where they are? What are the different types of strategic uses of data sets and innovative technologies? How can we strengthen data users’ presence in Europe? You can register at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8477655034066705410 and you will receive the link to join via computer or phone. 20151126T153000 20151126T163000 Via computer or phone 0

Webinar on The EU Data Market demand-side

ai1ec-510@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z 34961366670; comunicacion@ite.es; http://www.ite.es/jornada-consumo-y-movilidad-sostenible/#lightbox/0/ Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (ITE) celebrates “El Consumidor en las Smart Grids: Consumo y Movilidad Sostenible” Conference (in English, “Consumers in Smart Grids: Sustainable Consumption and Mobility”) on 3th December 2015 in Valencia (Spain) The Conference will tackle the problem of energy demand aggregation in recharging electric vehicles. Besides, another topics which will be addressed are Smart Meters and Remote Management of electricity companies. Click here to check the programme (in Spanish language) 20151203T090000 20151203T123000 +39.503709;-0.443162 Salón de Actos, ITE @ Paterna, Valencia, Spain 0

Sustainable Consumption and Mobility Conference in Valencia (in Spanish language)

ai1ec-526@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z The Urban Innovative Actions (UIA) Initiative holds a one-day event in Brussels on the 13th of January in order to support applicants wishing to apply to its 1st Call for Proposals. The European Commission initiative will provides urban areas throughout Europe with resources to test new and unproven solutions to address urban challenges. Based on article 8 of ERDF, the Initiative has a total ERDF budget of EUR 372 million for 2014-2020. This programme suports (80% cofinancing) innovative actions in “Energy transition” as: – Increasing the production of renewable energy at local level and improving its distribution – Energy efficient retrofitting of buildings – buildings consume some 40% of final energy in the EU and this is the largest and most cost-effective area for improvement. – Energy efficiency measures with the aim of minimising the risk of fuel poverty and its consequences (e.g. poor health, child poverty, educational under-achievement etc.) Increasing the adoption of low carbon technologies. – Supporting energy efficiency and smart energy management in public infrastructure and the housing sector. – Moderating the demand for heating and cooling and deploying innovative, nature-based solutions to heat/cool buildings and neighbourhoods. – Addressing non-technological barriers i.e. promoting behavioural change towards more sustainable choices and reducing demand for energy. Visit the website to register and to check the programme. Follow them on Twitter @UIA_Initiative 20160113T090000 20160113T173000 +50.839889;+4.382508 Rue Froissart 36, 1040 Etterbeek, Belgium 0

1st Urban Innovative Actions Initiative Applicant Seminar

ai1ec-503@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z info@ieee-energycon2016.org; http://www.ieee-energycon2016.org The IEEE International Energy Conference is dedicated to experts carrying out research focused on energy and power systems. It has already become one of the central events for discussion on the application of electronics, instrumentation, information and communication technology to the energy industry. The fourth edition of the conference is divided into the following tracks: smart cities and ICT, transmission and distribution, markets and policy for electricity and gas and energy conversion. ENERGYCON provides an opportunity to scientists, professional engineers and engineering students to present their work, publish their results, exchange ideas and network for future scientific and industrial collaborations. Visit the website to register and to check the programme. Follow them on Twitter @energycon2016 20160404T090000 20160408T210000 +50.873015;+4.703182 KU Leuven @ AP, Parkstraat 71, 3000 Leuven, Belgium 0

IEEE International Energy Conference in Leuven (Belgium)

ai1ec-568@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Clean Energy is the main topic in Gran Canaria (Spain) this week from 4-10 April and Nobel Grid will contribute by talking about smart grids. Find more info here 20160404T090000 20160410T213000 0

Canaries Clean Energy Week 2016

ai1ec-657@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://smartgrids.eu/ETP_Upcoming_Events The ETP SMARTGRIDS will organise its General Assembly jointly with the Photovoltaic Platform on the 18 and 19 May 2016 in Brussels. Over 200 experts from the Smartgrids and Photovoltaic community are expected together in Brussels! The ETP Smartgrids General Assembly will take place on 19 May, while the Photovoltaic Platform will hold its annual conference on the previous day. 20160518T093000 20160519T173000 +50.849257;+4.370052 Madou (European Commission building) @ Place Madou 1, 1210 Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, Belgium 0

Repowering Europe – 6th ETP SmartGrids General Assembly in Brussels #RepowerEU

free ai1ec-546@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z https://eu-smartcities.eu/content/save-date-next-eip-scc-general-assembly-eindhoven The 2016 General Assembly of the European Innovation Partnership (EIP) on Smart Cities and Communities will take place on 24 May 2016 in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. The General Assembly is jointly organised by the European Commission Directorates-General for Mobility and Transport, Energy and Communications Networks, Content & Technology. It is anofficial associated event of the Dutch Presidency of the European Council of the European Union. In its third edition, this event is the place to be for learning about key policy and market trends for smart cities and communities and creating new contacts and networks. Over 400 participants are expected. The Commissioner for Transport Violeta Bulc and the Dutch Minister for Infrastructure and the Environment Melanie Schultz von Haegen will open the Assembly. Maroš Šefčovič, Vice President of the European Commission and responsible for establishing a European Energy Union, will also participate as key-note speaker. In high-level plenary and interactive break-out sessions, participants will discuss how to grow smart cities and scale up smart city innovations in Europe (and beyond). Finance and investments are the core focus of this General Assembly. Follow discussions live on Twitter #EUSmartCitiesGA2016. 20160524T083000 20160524T193000 +51.441642;+5.469722 Eindhoven, Netherlands 0

2016 General Assembly of the European Innovation Partnership (EIP) on Smart Cities and Communities

free ai1ec-507@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.pscc2016.net/ The Power Systems Computation Conference (PSCC 2016) is one of the most prestigious conferences in the area. The Conference gives to the international forum of researchers and power system engineers a good opportunity to exchange knowledge and experiences on the latest developments in the field. The emphasis is placed on both theoretical developments as well as on practical applications in the utility and manufacturing industries. The Power Systems Computation Conference is being historically organised every three years, but from last year it’s been decided to organize the Conference every two years. The six latest conferences were held in Wroclaw (PSCC 2014), in Stockholm (PSCC 2011), in Glasgow (PSCC 2008), in Liège (PSCC 2005), in Sevilla (PSCC 2002) and in Trondheim (PSCC 1999). The first PSCC was organized in the early sixties. The last edition was attended by about 300 members from 50 different countries, mostly European. PSCC has also acquired reputation as an instrument of building a social network where participants and accompanying persons can get to know each other and make new friends. Therefore the common social programme will be an important part of the Conference, including reception, a conference tour and a conference dinner. 20160620T090000 20160624T200000 +44.40565;+8.946256 Genoa, Italy 0

19th Power Systems Computation Conference in Genoa, Italy

ai1ec-718@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://eusew.eu/energy-days/partenalia-members-best-practices-energy-projects-under-eu-framework-programmes Finnova Foundation, together with Partenalia, invite you to the Energy Day: “Best Practices on Energy Projects under the EU Framework Programmes”. The session, under the frame of the EU Sustainable Energy Week 2016, aims to present and share success stories of ongoing Efficient Energy Projects under the Horizon 2020 Programme and the FP7 Programme in different regions of Europe (members of Partenalia). The projects focus their goals in empowering people as key factor in the energy transition. Members of Parentalia, stakeholders, experts on energy and citizens are welcome to find out those best practices on energy efficiency. At the end of the session Finnova will present the Energy Startup Europe Awards to Partenalias’ Smart Cities. PROJECTS: The Province of Liege’s energy efficiency policy – FP7 – BRICKER : Total Renovation Strategies for Energy Reduction in Public Building Stoc (Province de Liège). NOBEL GRID Project H2020 “New Cost-efficient Business Model for flexible Smart Grids” (Province of Di Terni and Valencia). BESOS Project “Building Energy Decision Support Systems for Smart Cities” (Province of Valencia). SPEAKERS: Mrs. PINET Catherine, Head of European Funds Department – Administrative and Financial Coordinator of the BRICKER Project. Mr. CHARLIER Raymond, Engineer – Tecnical Coordinator of the BRICKER Project. Mr. Manuel Serrano Matoses, Head of New Technologies of ETRA. Mr. Juan Manuel Revuelta, Director General of Finnova. Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/partenalia-members-best-practices-on-energy-projects-under-the-eu-framework-programmes-tickets-26066507626. 20160621T090000 20160621T130000 +50.839499;+4.371033 Partenalia @ Rue Marie de Bourgogne 13, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium 0

Partenalia members: Best practices on energy projects under the EU framework programmes

external https://www.eventbrite.com/e/partenalia-members-best-practices-on-energy-projects-under-the-eu-framework-programmes-tickets-26066507626 ai1ec-756@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z The Customer Domain is one of the smart grid domains which deals with end-users and interacts with other domains such as distribution, markets, operations, and service provider domains. The Customer Domain is mainly divided into residential, commercial and industrial customers which support automation functions such as remote reading of meters and controlling of load obtained by communication between smart devices. Demand Response (DR) is one of the typical methods for optimizing load characteristics in power systems. Utilities offer DR schemes to generate incentives toward consumers’ power consumption behavior for load optimization. In tariff planning, power consumption variation is an important issue which is difficult to be analyzed quantifiably. This webinar presents a boundary model for analysing consumers’ power consumption behaviors, with a particular focus on residential home appliances. Candidate tariffs are analyzed in this model for their load variation potentials. Practical applications of the model on pricing and smart meter deployment will be considered. Future direction for the Customer Domain will be discussed, and case studies based on industrial consumer, and a numerical case study on practical cement industry will be shared. This webinar is hosted by IEEE, nonprofit entity hat brings objective coordination among the huge cast of public and private organizations that will contribute to the smart grid’s development, and presented by Loi Lei Lai, Professor, Guangdong University of Technology, Guangzhou China. Friday, July 15, 2016 | 9:00am – 10:00am ET Registartion here. 20160715T090000 20160715T100000 0

Webinar: Customer Domain – The Present and Future for Demand Response

free ai1ec-868@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z andrea.solomon@inconnect.net; www.inconnect.net Due to unstable generation creating problems within energy transmission, RES penetration forces power utilities to change. In order to survive, they are expected to change their business models and collaborate with each other. Joint TSOs, DSOs activities play a key role here and we are always looking to develop new techniques and strategies to ensure a smooth co-operation. Decentralization of the electricity sector, with production sources closer to the consumption place and digitalization of energy creates challenges for DSOs in managing new generation. The ideal way to accommodate these uncertainties within transmission network operation are met with the need for Control Systems, consisting of HVDC corridors, and the use of sophisticated software. Smart techniques and strategies would limit flaws and risks within the transmission network, smart methods to ensure stability of the system and strengthened coordination between power utilities may help to conquer future challenges and obstacles within Operation. Key Topics: Ensuring reliability for Network Operation and Maintenance Deciding the best solutions to manage cost pressure Co-ordinating interconnections between power utilities Overseeing the future of the „Control System“ Reacting to outages in the system Making better predictions in the future with efficient management of exposure Improving costs to actual generation with new technologies Examining the ways to handle data transfer between power utilities For Booking contact us directly at: andrea.solomon@inconnect.net Follow us on twitter: @INconnectgrp Follow us on LinkedIn: INconnect Group For more information about events please visit: www.inconnect.net 20160915T090000 20160916T170000 +50.075538;+14.4378 Prague, Czech Republic 0

Transmission Network Management and Control

free ai1ec-869@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://amps2016.ieee-ims.org/ IEEE INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON APPLIED MEASUREMENTS FOR POWER SYSTEMS AMPS deals with all the aspects related to measurement applications in current power systems and in future Smart Grids. The main goal of AMPS 2016 is to encourage discussion on these topics among experts coming from academia, industry, and utility services. 20160928T090000 20160930T170000 +50.775346;+6.083887 Aachen, Germany 0

IEEE International Workshop on Applied Measurements for Power Systmes

free ai1ec-870@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://sites.ieee.org/isgt-europe-2016/ 20161009T090000 20161012T170000 +46.056947;+14.505751 Ljubljana, Slovenia 0

2016 IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference Europe (ISGT-Europe)

free ai1ec-871@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.ieeesg4sc.org/ IEEE Smart Grid presents its first ever 2016 IEEE International Forum on Smart Grids for Smart Cities (SG4SC) that will be held October 16th through the 18th this year at Les Salons de l’Hôtel des Arts & Métiers in Paris, France. Highlighting the forum program are these major topics: End Users and Demand Response Integrated Infrastructures Energy Storage, Distributed Generation and Microgrids Development of Standards for Smart Grids Electric Vehicle Integration in Smart Cities ICT Services in Smart Grids/Smart Cities Industry, Municipality and University Cooperation Smart Energy Systems Sustainable Cities Zero Energy Buildings 20161016T090000 20161018T170000 +48.856614;+2.352222 Paris, France 0

International Forum on Smart Grids for Smart Cities (SG4SC)

free ai1ec-872@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.congreso-smartgrids.es/ 20161018T090000 20161019T170000 +40.416775;-3.70379 Madrid, Spain 0

III Conference Smart Grids Madrid (Spain)

free ai1ec-906@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://microgrid-symposiums.org/niagara-information/ 20161020T090200 +43.25418;-79.064653 155 Byron St, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON L0S 1J0, Canada 0

Niagara 2016 Symposium on Microgrids

free 1 ai1ec-873@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z optenergy2016@deec.uc.pt; http://www.uc.pt/en/org/inescc/org_scientific_events/optenergy2016?platform=hootsuite he objectives of this workshop are bringing together scientists, engineers, researchers, and students from academy and industry to share recent research and unveil new research directions concerning the use of optimization models and methods to address the challenges arising in the evolution of energy networks to smart grids. Contributions to the workshop are expected to cover a wide range of topics including: integration of renewable energy generation, storage, demand forecast, demand side management and demand response, smart metering, system reliability and provision of ancillary services, microgrids, electricity smart grids, gas smart grids, network integration, information and communication technologies, internet of things, big data, and improved methods to optimize the resulting complex energy models. Additional topics related to other optimization challenges in the evolution of energy networks to smart grids are welcome. Contributions reporting real-world case studies are particularly appreciated. Guidelines for authors Abstracts (one page, 2500 char. max) must be written in English and should be formatted according to the template. Each participant can present just one paper, although he/she may co-author several papers. The publication of a book or a special issue of a journal is foreseen, if there are a sufficient number of quality papers. Important dates 9 September 2016 – Abstract submission 20 September 2016 – Notification of acceptance 7 October 2016 – Registration deadline 27-28 October 2016 – Workshop 20161027T090000 20161028T170000 +40.203314;-8.410257 Coimbra, Portugal 0

International Workshop on Optimization Challenges in the Evolution of Energy Networks to Smart Grids in University of Coimbra (Portugal)

free ai1ec-907@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://bruegel.org/events/towards-a-zero-carbon-and-and-digital-energy-system-which-policy-challenges-for-europe/?utm_content=buffercb400&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer (bruegel) Decarbonisation and digitalisation: two mega trends that will change the European energy system. Two mega-trends are rapidly converging to reshape the European energy system: decarbonisation and digitalisation. Based on strong public policies, decarbonisation is already reshuffling the European energy mix, while industry-driven technological innovation is progressively opening-up new and potentially disruptive opportunities for evolving energy systems. These trends will transform the European energy system from a static and centralised model into a dynamic and decentralised one. In this framework, the governance of the European energy system will also need to change. With this event, Bruegel will launch a new paper-authored by Simone Tagliapietra and Georg Zachmann- on the issue. 20161027T123000 20161027T143000 +50.84794;+4.370778 Rue de la Charité 33, 1210 Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, Belgium 0

Towards a Zero-Carbon and Digital Energy System: Which Policy Challenges for Europe?

free ai1ec-921@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.european-utility-week.com/ The European Utility Week 2016 (EUW) is taking place 15-17 November in Barcelona. The EUW is the annual landmark event of the European energy calendar bringing together all significant market forces and stakeholders under one roof. The event helps the smart energy industry drive efficiencies in meeting sustainable development goals. EUW is the premier business, innovation and information platform connecting the smart utility community, and it focuses on regional and global developments in Grid Optimisation, Renewables, Energy Storage, Smart Metering, Smart Cities, Smart Homes, Energy Services & Efficiency, Intelligent Buildings, Data Management, Analytics and IoT, Cyber Security, Smart Gas and Smart Water. The event serves as an annual meeting point for the community and will be attended by 12.000 international visitors, 450 speakers and 600 exhibitors. Innovation underlines every element of the show with a special focus on connecting people from all levels of the utility value chain from technology giants to start-ups and from senior-level experts to young talent. Also the European Utility Industry Awards, hosted by European Utility Week (EUW) and Engerati, will announce the winners on the 15th of November, in Barcelona. The annual awards recognise the most outstanding individuals and projects in the smart energy sector. The award ceremony takes place during the opening evening of European Utility Week 2016, Barcelona, Spain. 20161115T080000 20161117T193000 +41.353945;+2.128666 Av. Joan Carles I, 64, 08908 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain 0

European Utility Week

free ai1ec-874@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.smartcityexpo.com/the-event Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC) is the international summit of discussion about the link between urban reality and technological revolution. Since its first edition in 2011, it has succeeded to become a referential global event to support the development of our cities. This professional, institutional and social meeting point is a leading platform of ideas, networking, experiences and international business deals that gathers together the highest level of stakeholders, in the context of urban development. 20161115T090000 20161117T170000 +41.385064;+2.173403 Barcelona, Spain 0

Smartcityexpo in Barcelona (Spain)

free ai1ec-877@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://tbb.kic-innoenergy.com/ The Business Booster by KICinnoEnergy is a two-day international networking event that connects leading industries and bright minds from business start-ups, leading energy companies and SME’s to enable tomorrow’s sustainable energy solutions today. 20161123T090000 20161124T170000 +41.385064;+2.173403 Barcelona, Spain 0

Creating the future of sustainable energy today, The Business Booster by KICinnoEnergy

free ai1ec-966@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z SET Plan – Central European Energy Conference X will be held during Slovakia’s EU Council Presidency and will create a prestigious international platform for open discussion on the most important issues regarding current EU energy policy and research and innovation policy between stakeholders. The conference will examine the process of creating the European Energy Union, looking specifically at the research and innovation strategy which is key to producing a breakthrough in transforming the EU energy sector. The aims are to improve the visibility of the Energy Union, identify policy options and priorities and plan future actions. At the end of the conference, draft recommendations will be approved which can be used as tools to implement policy for the SET Plan and Energy Union. Tickets: http://www.setplan2016.sk/index.php. 20161130T090000 20161202T180000 +48.146711;+17.104622 Staromestská 596/6D, 811 03 Bratislava, Slovakia 0

SET Plan – Central European Energy Conference X

external Energy Union,EU energy policy,SET Plan,Slovakia’s EU Council Presidency http://www.setplan2016.sk/index.php ai1ec-875@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.climate-kic.org/events/sustainable-city-development-2016/ Sustainable City Development Conference “Local implementation of the UN’s sustainable goals” The UN’s new 17 global sustainability goals mean local challenges and Climate-KIC’s City partner Malmö lacks neither the will or initiative to achieve them. Climate-KIC is supporting the Malmö municipality in organising an international conference on how cities can work with global development and how they have made the UN’s goals their own on the road to becoming a sustainable city. The programme for the conference has nine themes and will be introduced by inspiring keynote speakers. Through concrete experiences, examples and research, discussions and reflections, you can get ideas on how cities can work towards the global sustainability goals and make them their own. The conference is intended for those working in the public and private sectors, academia and civil society. The Sustainable City Development Conference 2016 is part of the international SBE series of conferences focusing on a sustainable built environment. It will be a meeting point for researchers and practitioners as we believe that there is high potential to discuss and co-create new ideas and solutions. There will also be exhibitors on site with inspirational examples. Call for Abstracts We welcome abstracts from both researchers and practitioners in the themes listed below. The conference will provide an opportunity to present, discuss and reflect on the best practices as well as theoretical advances in the field of sustainable city development and the relationship between cities and universities. How do we collectively and strategically advance sustainable city development? We invite contributions on case studies as well as contributions focusing on conceptual and methodological challenges. Abstracts should match one of the conference themes; authors are invited to specify their contribution to the building, city or citizen perspectives. Smart energy efficiency How green is green enough? Fairtrade and the SDGs BID – a successful way Urbanisation and resilient cities Our sustainable future Culture & sustainable cities Food for sustainable cities The fourth industrial revolution A scientific committee will evaluate all incoming abstracts and abstracts accepted will be presented either in oral presentations or in the form of posters. The scientific committee will also invite selected authors of the accepted abstracts to submit full papers. A selection of these papers will be invited to be presented at the World Sustainable Built Environment Conference held in Hong Kong in June 2017. Abstracts: 600 words, which provide information about best practice projects, a case studies or research projects plus a brief biography of each author (10 lines each). as pdf or Word files. Submissions should be made electronically via e-mail:scd2016.abstracts@malmo.se between 1 May and 15 August 2016. Sessions Abstract Sessions: 45 minute sessions with three presentations and a discussion. Poster Session: posters will be displayed throughout the conference at a central location. Key dates 15 August – Deadline for abstract submissions 15 September – Outcome of review process and acceptance decisions 1 November – Deadline for submission of full papers Scientific Committee The scientific committee consists of the following researchers: Lena Neij, IIIEE Lund University (chair) Bengt Persson, Swedish Agricultural University Mauritz Glauman, University of Gävle Richard Lorch, Building Research Information Maria Hellström-Reimer, Malmö University Bengt Egberg Mikkelsen, Aalborg University Per-Olof Östergren, Lund University Registration This will open in June and a discount will be offered for early birds. June – September € 240 ex VAT (SEK 2,200) September – November € 270 ex VAT (SEK 2,500) The conference fee covers: participation in all sessions access to the exhibition area a variety of technical visits a welcome reception on Wednesday 30 November Dinner in The old Town Hall on Thursday 1 December 2016. 20161130T090000 20161202T170000 +55.604981;+13.003822 Malmö, Sweden 0

Sustainable City Development Conference “Local implementation of the UN’s sustainable goals” in Malmö (Sweden)

free ai1ec-950@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.gridplusstorage.eu/ Information session about the R&I roadmap 2016-2025 to be endorsed by the ETIP SNET. The Grid Storage consortium formed by TECHNOFI, EASE, EDSO, ENTSO-E, RSE and VITO is glad to invite you, on behalf of the European Commission (DG Energy), to the presentation of the European R&D roadmap 2016-2025 integrating energy storage into grid research and innovation activities. The roadmap is foreseen to be endorsed by the European Technology and Innovation Platform for Smart Networks for the Energy Transition (ETIP SNET). The information session will be followed by a walking dinner at 19:30. Tickets: http://www.gridplusstorage.eu/. 20161208T170000 20161208T210000 0

Grid Storage final event

external Energy Transition,European Commission,Grid Storage,Smart Grid http://www.gridplusstorage.eu/ ai1ec-992@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Rescoop; https://rescoop.eu/renewable-energy-event/belgium/interregional-conference-renewable-energy-–-now-more-ever 20170117T090000 20170117T171500 0

Interregional Conference: Renewable Energy – Now more than ever!

free ai1ec-993@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Citynvest; https://rescoop.eu/renewable-energy-event/belgium/lokale-game-changers-voor-energie-efficiëntie-investeringsmodellen 20170202T093000 20170202T184500 +50.850346;+4.351721 Brussels, Belgium 0

Lokale game-changers voor energie efficiëntie investeringsmodellen

free ai1ec-994@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z ​​The Congress "European Power Market; https://www.entsoe.eu/news-events/events/Pages/Events/E-World-Energy-Water-2017.aspx?EventWorkshopId=274 20170208T093000 20170208T181500 +51.455643;+7.011555 Essen, Germany 0

E-World Energy & Water 2017

free ai1ec-995@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z CommBeBiz; http://ec.europa.eu/research/index.cfm?pg=conferences&eventcode=A7E0090D-A61C-C469-59F495FA876088D9 20170221T093000 20170222T193000 +51.507351;-0.127758 London, UK 0

CommBeBiz: Bioeconomy Impact 2017 – The Journey to Innovation

free ai1ec-1201@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.ifema.es/genera_06/ The GENERA 2017 Technical Conferences will analyse the renewable energy sector’s prospects and the path to progress in energy efficiency. Energy efficiency, energy services, prospects for progress in renewable energy and technological innovations are among the topics that will be covered in the programme throughout its numerous sessions. 20170228T080000 20170303T200000 +40.416775;-3.70379 Madrid, Spain 0

GENERA (Energy and Environment International Trade Fair)

free Clean Energy Spain,energy efficiency,GENERA,renewable energy ai1ec-1213@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.cvent.com/events/north-seas-energy-forum/event-summary-5bd86200a2a9433aaaa416a86f57e0f1.aspx The North Seas Energy Forum brings together representatives of the public, private and non-governmental sectors in the Northern Seas region to discuss challenges and opportunities and the role of stakeholders in realising the region’s full energy potential. It will be opened by Dominique Ristori, the European Commission’s Director-General for Energy, and Nancy Mahieu, acting Director-General for Energy of the Belgian Federal Public Service Economy, SMEs, Self-Employed and Energy. Further details of the programme and registration and confirmation of speakers will follow soon. Please be aware that the European Commission reserves the right to select participants in order to achieve a balanced representation of stakeholders. 20170323T090000 20170323T173000 +50.853769;+4.362593 Boulevard du Jardin Botanique 44, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium 0

North Seas Energy Forum

free ai1ec-1214@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z events@seiforums.eu; https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2TSj2nK-m67b1hGbICtbhMvaikB4XyyUvHb2rGnWEMy7irQ/viewform This event, held in Brussels, will present a selection of on-going initiatives at local, national and European levels that are demonstrating that energy efficiency can be financed on a large scale through the mobilisation of private financing. Mostly funded under the Horizon 2020 Energy Efficiency programme, these initiatives provide inspiring insights on: Aggregation and assistance for project development: the event will feature successful projects developing an investment pipeline at local and regional levels, which can be adapted and replicated at a large scale across the EU De-risking energy efficiency investments: the event will present the key initiatives in Europe that are making energy efficiency increasingly attractive for the financial sector through policy dialogue, standardisation and benchmarking of investments More effective use of public funding: the event will present successful experiences of innovative financing schemes using public funds to leverage private finance for energy efficiency. This event is organised by the Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (EASME) as part of the Sustainable Energy Investment Forums contract, funded under the EU’s Horizon 2020 programme. 20170330T090000 20170330T180000 +50.842419;+4.37983 Rue de la Loi 155, 1048 Bruxelles, Belgium 0

Financing energy efficiency: lessons from successful Horizon 2020 projects and other initiatives across Europe

free ai1ec-986@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://emr2017.org 20170405T083000 20170407T200000 +38.722252;-9.139337 Lisbon, Portugal 0

The Energy & Materials Research Conference – EMR2017

free ai1ec-989@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z Smi; http://www.smi-online.co.uk/utility/uk/smart-water-systems?utm_medium=www.smart-water-systems.com&utm_source=U-052&utm_campaign=evvnt#tab_overview 20170424T100100 20170425T193000 +51.507351;-0.127758 London, UK 0

6th Annual Smart Water Systems

free ai1ec-1218@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.annualconference.energy-cities.eu/ The Energy Cities annual conference will take place in Stuttgart, Germany, on 26-28 April 2017. Stuttgart is a destination historically renowned for its industrial activity and more recently for its progressive climate and energy policy. Considering the transition undertaken in Stuttgart, it will be an ideal location to learn about societal, economic, technological and cultural changes that occur simultaneously with energy transition. The conference will examine policy choices which influence stakeholder involvement in energy democracy, funding of local and low-carbon energy projects and transfer of powers to local levels. Taking place over the 3 days are 50 interactive Q&A and debates sessions, keynote talks, a plenary debate, a mayors information session and knowledge transfer from Stuttgart through on site tours and lessons learnt from Lord Mayor Fritz Kuhn. Three site visits include a tour of a school acting as a pilot project to transform into an energy-plus building, the redevelopment of surplus land in the city centre due to the Stuttgart 21 train station upgrade and a visit to the Alfred Kiess GmbH factory, a sustainable and carbon neutral business. The tours are grouped under Buildings, Urbanism and Sustainable Business. More details on the conference can be found here. Registration for the conference opens on 15 February and details of how to register will be found here. 20170426T090000 20170428T170000 +48.775846;+9.182932 Stuttgart, Germany 0

Energy Cities Annual Conference ‘2050 starts today’

free ai1ec-1215@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z https://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/events/meeting-european-electricity-regulatory-forum-florence The Electricity Regulatory Forum (Florence Forum) was set up to discuss the creation of the internal electricity market. It is currently addressing cross-border trade of electricity, in particular the tarification of cross-border electricity exchanges and the management of scarce interconnection capacity. Participants include national regulatory authorities, Member State governments, the European Commission, TSOs, electricity traders, consumers, network users, and power exchanges. Since 1998 the Forum has meet once or twice a year. 20170517T090000 20170518T180000 +43.76956;+11.255814 Florence, Italy 0

Meeting of the European Electricity Regulatory Forum, Florence

free ai1ec-1216@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.eusew.eu/ During the EU’s Sustainable Energy Week, public authorities, energy agencies, research organisations, NGOs, businesses, and private consumers will have the chance to exchange ideas about providing secure, clean and efficient energy. Events organised as part of the week will include the annual Policy Conference on sustainable energy as well as networking opportunities and an awards ceremony for energy-saving initiatives. 20170519T090000 20170525T173000 +54.525961;+15.255119 Europe 0

EU Sustainable Energy Week 2017

free ai1ec-990@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://regatec.org 20170522T093000 20170523T190000 +45.467019;+10.720717 37017 Pacengo VR, Italy 0

4th International Conference on Renewable Energy Gas Technology, REGATEC 2017

free ai1ec-1217@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.eugreenweek.eu/ EU Green Week is your annual opportunity to debate and discuss European environmental policy. Organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Environment, this key event in the environment policy calendar attracts policymakers, leading environmentalists, stakeholders and other interested parties from across Europe and the globe. EU Green Week 2017 will take place from 29 May to 2 June with the theme of ‘Green jobs for a greener future’. It will focus on how EU environmental policies are creating green jobs and contributing to economic, sustainable and socially responsible growth in the EU. It will also highlight the demand for new types of green skills in many professional sectors. In addition to a high level conference in Brussels, the programme will also feature a series of partner events and actions taking place across Europe. As well as being invited to take part in person, stakeholders and the general public are encouraged to become ‘virtually’ involved by participating in a wide range of on-line and social media activities. 20170529T100000 20170702T180000 +54.525961;+15.255119 Europe 0

EU Green Week 2017

free ai1ec-1290@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://bjcem8mi2.medcon.org.cn/en/page.asp?hid=&pageid=126.html China will host the eighth Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM8) in Beijing, China, on 6–8 June 2017. The annual meeting of energy ministers and other high-level delegates from the 24 member countries and the European Union will provide an opportunity to leverage high-level political will and private sector leadership to drive ambitious, real-world clean energy policies and actions. The vision for the ministerial is to: Demonstrate and celebrate the “Revolution Now” of rapidly decreasing costs and increasing deployment of clean energy technologies and the national and global value propositions of economic opportunity, health and welfare, and energy security of the transition to modern, clean, and efficient energy. Deepen and broaden government participation and leadership in the CEM forum to drive greater progress in the global clean energy transformation. Strengthen action-oriented partnerships and collaborations with international organizations, business and industry, foundations, and others with aligned interests to raise the overall impact of all efforts. Launch new, high-impact CEM campaigns that tap into globally relevant and timely clean energy areas and that encourage concrete commitments from all CEM member governments, the private sector, and other partners. CEM8 will be co-located with the Second Mission Innovation Ministerial (MI-2). While the CEM will focus on scaling the deployment of clean energy technologies and solutions that are available today, MI will focus on scaling R&D for the new technologies of the future. Together, CEM and MI afford the world’s leading nations a robust platform for accelerating clean energy innovation and facilitating its uptake by a global market. Tickets: http://www.cleanenergyministerial.org/Events/CEM8#Exhibition. 20170606T070000 20170608T180000 +39.9042;+116.407396 China National Convention Centre @ Beijing, China 0

Clean Energy Ministerial 8 (CEM8)

external http://www.cleanenergyministerial.org/Events/CEM8#Exhibition ai1ec-1277@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z cired@theiet.org; http://www.cired-2017.org CIRED, the leading forum where the electricity distribution community meets, holds the major International Electricity Conference & Exhibition every two years in different venues in Europe with a worldwide perspective and participation. CIRED works for the purpose of increasing the business relevant competencies, skills and knowledge of those who see themselves as a part of the electricity distribution community, whether they are from the utility, product, consultancy, service, business or academic sector. The 2017 conference will take place in Glasgow on 12 – 15 June 2017. CIRED covers The whole field of Electricity Distribution Systems and associated services, including dispersed and embedded generation issues The technical aspects of Electricity Supply Related aspects such as cost reduction, environment, regulation, organisation and related IT systems. Tickets: http://www.cired-2017.org. 20170612T090000 20170615T173000 +55.864237;-4.251806 Glasgow @ Glasgow, UK 0

CIRED 2017

external CIRED 2017,electricity distribution http://www.cired-2017.org ai1ec-1279@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://ieee-powertech.org/ On behalf of the IEEE PowerTech International Steering Committee and the Local Organising Committee I cordially invite you to attend the 12th IEEE Power and Energy Society PowerTech Conference, PowerTech Manchester 2017. The conference is co-sponsored by the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) and hosted by the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering of the University of Manchester, UK. PowerTech is the IEEE PES anchor conference in Europe and has been attended by hundreds of delegates from around the world. It will be an international forum with exciting programme for individuals working in industry and academia, to network, exchange ideas, and discuss the results of their research and development work. The conference will be the largest gathering of international researchers and practitioners working in the general area of electrical power engineering outside the USA in 2017 and possibly the largest such conference ever held in the UK and certainly the largest to be held in the UK for a generation. The conference will have 4 Tutorials and 600 Technical Presentations including 500 Technical papers (of which 70 are IEEE PES Transaction Papers), 90 presentations in Special Sessions, and 10 Keynote Speeches. Manchester, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, developed from the first industrialised city in the world in 19th century to the second most populous urban area in the UK with rapidly growing culture, media, music, sports and transport connections enjoyed by 2.55 million people. By taking part in PowerTech Manchester 2017 you will contribute to the long history of Manchester, leading the way in industrial development, this time Towards and Beyond Sustainable Energy Systems. 20170618T080000 20170622T180000 +53.480759;-2.242631 Manchester @ Manchester, UK 0

POWERTECH 2017, 12th IEEE Power and Energy Society PowerTech Conference

free ai1ec-1281@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.isie2017.org/ The 26th International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE), sponsored by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), is taking place in and in Edinburgh, Scotland, between 19-21 June 2017. Industry experts, researchers and academics are expected to gather together to share ideas and experiences surrounding frontier technologies, breakthroughs, innovative solutions, research results, as well as initiatives related to industrial electronics and their applications. ISIE 2017 offers you a conference with wonderful historic surroundings, interesting menus and well equipped rooms, to complement an interesting and attractive technical programme and keynote plenary sessions on current topics in industrial electronics. Tickets: http://www.isie2017.org/. 20170619T090000 20170621T180000 +55.953252;-3.188267 Edinburgh, UK 0

The 26th IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics

external http://www.isie2017.org/ ai1ec-1285@nobelgrid.eu 20170603T052158Z http://www.ice-conference.org/ In the last two decades, the 23rd ICE/IEEE ITMC Conference has brought together leading academics, researchers and practitioners, contributing to the global debate on research, science and innovation. This year, we would like to invite our growing community of researchers, innovators, industrialists, engineers and practitioners to share their insights, practices, projects and case studies that address the conference theme: “Engineering, Technology & Innovation Management Beyond 2020: New Challenges, New Approaches”. The 23rd ICE/IEEE International Technology Management Conference will take place on the 27th, 28th and 29th June 2017, in Madeira Island(Portugal), organized by Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia da Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, UNINOVA together with Universidade do Minho. 23rd ICE/IEEE ITMC is a place where research, science and innovation is called for original ideas, papers, debates, initiatives and projects. Authors, workshop / tutorial organizers, and participants are invited to contribute to the shaping of the prospective on engineering, technology and innovation solutions for industry and societal challenges. ICE/IEEE ITMC 2017 conference will include distinguished keynote speakers, an original set of paper sessions, workshops, presentations and round tables. Tickets: http://www.ice-conference.org/. 20170627T080000 20170629T190000 +32.760707;-16.959472 Madeira, Portugal 0

23rd ICE/IEEE International Technology Management Conference

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2nd World Bioenergy Congress and Expo

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