{"id":660,"date":"2014-05-07T16:19:04","date_gmt":"2014-05-07T15:19:04","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.cir-strategy.com\/blog\/?p=660"},"modified":"2020-02-25T14:13:20","modified_gmt":"2020-02-25T14:13:20","slug":"top-12-reasons-to-attend-smart-grids-cleanpower-2014-cambridge","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.cir-strategy.com\/blog\/?p=660","title":{"rendered":"Top 12 Reasons to attend Smart Grids & Cleanpower 2014 Cambridge"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Top 12 Reasons to Attend SGCP14<\/span><\/p>\n

1. See and mingle with 40 top speakers<\/div>\n
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2. Influence the debate – audience reverses & open panels<\/div>\n
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3. Build your network – new and old partners & clients<\/div>\n
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4. Pleasant dinner roundtable in Cambridge with decision makers and influencers<\/div>\n
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5. Help innovators at smaller and large companies<\/div>\n
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6. Debate fracking rationally<\/div>\n
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7. Debate energy pricing & market structure<\/div>\n
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8. Debate the energy vs internet cultural challenges<\/div>\n
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9. Help increase grid resilience<\/div>\n
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10. Learn all about smart grids and energy<\/div>\n
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11. Get latest updates in markets<\/div>\n
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12. Challenge your assumptions<\/div>\n
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AGENDA – DAY 1 – EXECUTIVE BRIEFING MASTERCLASS DAY JUNE 3<\/strong>
\n10:15 – 11:00 Session 1: Introduction Smart Grids & Energy – led by Gavin Jones, Business Development Director, ElectraLink
\n10:15 Introduction to Day 1
\n10:20 Definitions
\n10:30 Basics
\n10:40 Trends and Drivers
\n10:50 Review & discussion<\/p>\n

Coffee break<\/p>\n

11:15 – 13:00 Session 2: Technology led by Dr Andy Stanford Clark, CTO Smart Energy, IBM
\n11:15 Demand Side Management (DSM) – the key to the smart grid
\n11:30 Case studies
\n11:40 Smart Meters & AMI | Interoperability
\n12:00 Distributed generation – Alan South, Commercial Director, Solar Century
\n12:30 Renewables and storage, markets and intermittency – Graham Ford, Mansion Partners
\nReview<\/p>\n

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch networking & meetings<\/p>\n

14:00 – 16:00 Session 3 Markets – led by Mike Wilks, Director Smart Energy, Poyry
\n14:00 Social & Innovation Cartography in grids and energy
\nKey players – visions, strategies and what they are doing
\nPorter\u2019s Market Characteristics & Forecasts
\n14:45 Demand Response Economics – Anneesha Patten, Poyry
\n15:00 Big Data, Data sharing & privacy – Gavin Jones, Business Development Director ElectraLink
\n15:20 Monetisation of energy management systems – Pilgrim Beart, Founder AlertMe & 1248.io
\n15:40 The Industrial Internet – Dr Amyas Philips
\nReview<\/p>\n

16:05 Tea break<\/p>\n

16:30 – 17:30 Session 4 Innovation – led by Rob McNamara, Founder, Smart Grids GB
\nThe status quo & change challenges
\nThe value & funding of innovation – Steve Dawson, VP Consulting, Sentec
\n17:10 Discussion
\nSummary of Day<\/p>\n

19:00 – 21:15 Roundtable dinner at King\u2019s College, Cambridge<\/p>\n

AGENDA – DAY 2 – SMART GRIDS 4 JUNE<\/strong>
\nSession 1 Smart Grids & Collected Intelligence
\n10:00 Dr Justin Hayward, Director, Cambridge Investment Research, Introduction
\n10:05 Gavin Jones, Business Development Director, ElectraLink, Chairman\u2019s Opener
\n10:10 Rob McNamara, Founder, Smart Grids GB, The Value of a Smart Grid to Great Britain
\n10:20 Audience Collected intelligence, Comments & questions for day speakers and panellists from audience – one minute each
\n10:50 Stephen Cunningham, CEO, UK, Ireland & Nordic, Landis & Gyr, Keynote: Managing Energy Better – The landscape for smart grid
\n11:10 Panel with speakers and chair<\/p>\n

Morning coffee & showcase of products and services<\/p>\n

Session 2 Connected Intelligence: servers, networks, meters, fast data analytics & grids
\nDr Sean Cochrane, Director Cyan Technology A connected energy network through metering and lighting
\nDr Paul Wright, CCM National Physical Laboratory Smart grid measurement
\nJohn Di Stasio, CEO Sacramento Municipal Utility Department (SMUD) Jt Keynote: Smart grid intelligence and risk, Smart grid intelligence and risk
\nMartin Dunlea, Global Industries Lead, Utilities, Oracle, Jt Keynote: Fast Data, Actionable Data
\nPanel with Peter Drake, Managing Director, Intelligent Networks<\/p>\n

Lunch networking & exhibition of products & services<\/p>\n

Session 3 Smart Cities & Infrastructure: real systems solutions at scale | the industrial internet
\nMichael Clark, Programme Director – Low Carbon London UK Power Networks, A Smart Grid for London
\nRich Hampshire, Principal Consultant CGI, End-to-end smart grid & consumer engagement
\nPhilip Burr, Director of Product Marketing Arkessa, Case study: an M2M platforms for IoT Solutions
\nChris Wright, CTO, Moixa Technology, Smart Direct Current
\nDr Andy Stanford Clark, CTO Smart Energy, IBM, Keynote: Smarter planet works
\nPanel with Tony Rooke, Sustainable Strategy Director; Smart Cities & Innovation, Infosys<\/p>\n

Coffee networking & expo of products & services<\/p>\n

Session 4 Plenary Policy debate grids and energy: innovators | funding | regulation & reforms
\nDora Guzeleva, Head of Network Policy Ofgem, How regulation can be a win-win for stakeholders
\nIan Ellerington, Head of Innovation, DECC, The key role of innovators in changing the energy industry
\nSteve Dawson, VP \/ Dr Mark England, EVP Smart Grid, Sentec, Routes to market for energy innovators
\nPilgrim Beart, Founder, AlertMe, Keynote: UK energy management innovation in global markets
\nPanel with Chairman – followed by Chairmen\u2019s summaries<\/p>\n

Drinks networking<\/p>\n

AGENDA – DAY 2 – CLEANPOWER CONFEREN<\/strong>CE 4 JUNE<\/strong>Session 1 The Energy Trilemma: Resilience | Affordability | Targets & transition technologies
\n10:00 Mike McCreary, Director, Cambridge Investment Research, Introduction
\n10:05 Jeremy Nicholson, Senior Advisor, EEF, Energy Intensive Users Group, Chairman\u2019s Opener
\n10:10 Peter Sharratt, Director – Sustainability Services, SBP (spin out Deloitte), Guiding future investments for property, infrastructure & sustainability needs
\n10:20 Audience Collected intelligence, Comments & questions for day speakers and panellists from audience – one minute each
\n10:50 Dr Bernard J Bulkin, NED, Ludgate Investments (former Chief Scientist BP) & Cambridge Univ., Keynote: The Energy Trilemma
\n11:10 Panel with speakers and chair<\/p>\n

Morning coffee & showcase of products and services<\/p>\n

Session 2 Fracking in Focus
\nProfessor Andy Woods, Lead Scientist, CU BPI, Science & the Risks and rewards of fracturing for shale gas
\nMarieke Beckmann, Research Lead National Physical Laboratory, CCM, Emissions measurement in fracking
\nDr Tony Smith, Technical Director SLR Consulting Separating Myth from reality – Fracking and the social licence
\nJoel Price, COO San Leon Energy, Experiences of shale development in the EU
\nMichael Bradshaw – Professor of Global Energy Warwick University Keynote: The impact of the US shale gas revolution on UK gas security
\nPanel with moderator Professor Woods CU BP Institute<\/p>\n

Lunch networking & exhibition of products & services<\/p>\n

Session 3 Energy markets: competition & pricing
\nMike Wilks, Director Smart Energy Poyry, Energy market structure: could do better?
\nHen Cooke & Emilia Melville Buro Happold, TSB-funded case study: domestic demand response & smart grids
\nDoug Stewart, CEO Green Energy UK, The role of alternative suppliers of energy
\nAshleye Gunn, Programme Director Which? , Consumer policy and market solutions
\nNeil Pennington, Programme Director: Smart, rwe nPower, Keynote: Vertical integration, other structures and the real effects on energy supply prices
\nPanel with chairman<\/p>\n

Coffee networking & expo of products & services<\/p>\n

Session 4 Plenary Policy debate grids and energy: innovators | funding | regulation & reforms
\nDora Guzeleva, Head of Network Policy Ofgem, How regulation can be a win-win for stakeholders
\nIan Ellerington, Head of Innovation, DECC, The key role of innovators in changing the energy industry
\nSteve Dawson, VP \/ Dr Mark England, EVP Smart Grid, Sentec, Routes to market for energy innovators
\nPilgrim Beart, Founder, AlertMe, Keynote: UK energy management innovation in global markets
\nPanel with Chairman – followed by Chairmen\u2019s summaries<\/p>\n

Drinks networking<\/p>\n

VENUES<\/strong>
\nMurray Edwards College, Buckingham House Conference Centre, Cambridge, England, CB3 0DR – state-of-art tiered auditorium, excellent, light networking & exhibition spaces, meeting areas, great food, plentiful coffee. CIR invites you to become one of the best business delegates in the world, nurturing your business development and personal and corporate success by leaning into the value network & having fun at the same time. And the Roundtable Dinner is at King’s College, Cambridge. It doesn’t get better than that!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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