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ERASMUSenergyFORUM2016

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A forum for discussion between business, science and policymakers

18 - 19 May 2016 World Trade Center Rotterdam and

Erasmus University Rotterdams Woudestein campus

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Redefining the energy landscape: digital innovation as key enabler for the energy transition


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Digital innovation changes the way we live, work, interact and

communicate, and creates the foundation for a new industrial

revolution. Digitisation and digital innovation, combined with

the political focus on an efficient and competitive, low-carbon

economy, requires a complete re-invention of the energy

industry. Join us at the fifth annual Erasmus Energy Forum,

which focuses on redefining the energy landscape and digital

innovation as one of the key enablers for the transition.

Business Day is on Wednesday 18 May, and Science Day on

Thursday 19 May. You will explore:

decarbonising the energy system in an interconnected and

digital world

digitised port and data-driven industry as enablers for

a sustainable industrial energy system

new business models based on digitisation that empower

customers in smart new ways

electric mobility and big data: new services and business

models

big data and digital innovation enabling flexibility in

energy markets and trading

policy and political perspective on redefining the energy

landscape and digital innovation agenda.

Renewable energy solutionsLocal generation of energy based on wind and or solar is

providing the basis for a more sustainable energy system

and industrial clusters can increase their energy efficiency

by more intense collaboration. This requires increasing

digitisation and sharing of data. A variety of new industry,

new dynamics are profoundly going to change the interaction

with customers, and business models need to be adapted.

Can governments and policymakers align the legislative

frameworks in a timely fashion? Discover more at the

Erasmus Energy Forum 2016 in May 2016.

Who participates?The Erasmus Energy Forum is targeted at policy makers,

business (incumbents and start-ups) and academia. The

Forum is relevant for managers working in the energy industry

or responsible for procurement of energy for large end-users

in industries such as supply chain and logistics, plus all kinds

of manufacturing, high-tech and ICT, automotive, chemicals

and finance and investment.

The programmeThe Erasmus Energy Forum 2016 will take place over two

days and includes presentations from top executives and

leading researchers, forthright Q&A sessions, wide-ranging

panel discussions and in-depth paper presentations, poster

sessions and a demonstration marketplace. Wednesday

18 May is Business Day for business presentations and

debate, and Thursday 19 May is Science Day for academic

and research presentations. This years event is hosted in

partnership with the Port of Rotterdam. Conference Chairman

is Professor Wolf Ketter, Director of the Erasmus Centre for

Future Energy Business. He says: The beauty of the Forum is the breadth of its speakers. We will have presentations, speakers and debate from every perspective; from the port perspective, from consumer behaviour, from energy producers, from industrial users, start-ups, from research and from politics.


programmeProgramme Business Day, 18 May 2016World Trade Centre, Rotterdam

Moderator: Anke Truijen, Business News Radio

08.30 Registration, visit Energy Expo

09.00 WelcomeVolker Beckers, Chairman ECFEB, former Group CEO of RWE Npower

09.05 Opening Address: Energy Transition in GermanyFranz Josef Kremp, Ambassador of Germany to the Kingdom of the Netherlands

09.20 Climate change, energy and the role of public-private innovation partnershipsBertrand van Ee, Chairman Climate KIC

09.40 Big Data, Digitalization and new business models in the Energy MarketProf. Wolf Ketter, Director Erasmus Centre for Future Energy Business

Participants can use the conference app to show their opinions

10.00 The energy transition: DNB perspective on implications for financial and energy markets and recommendations for policy Prof. Dr. Jakob de Haan, Head of Research, De Nederlandsche Bank

10.20 Sustainable energy transition in the Dutch marketMedy van der Laan, Chairman, Energie Nederland

10.40 Coffee break

11.10 Innovation and future outlook in the energy industryRichard van Hooijdonk, Trendwatcher / Futurist


11.40 The German energy market: Lessons from die EnergieWendeProf. Marc Oliver Bettzge, Director Institute of Energy Economics, University of Cologne (EWI)

12.00 Pop-Up Talk showRepresentatives of energy companies, academia, policy makers and public-private innovation react on inspiring movies, cases and statements concerning the transformation of the Energy Market! Participants:Prof. Marc Oliver Bettzge, University of Cologne (EWI)Chris Mooiweer, Clean Tech DeltaProf. Wolf Ketter, Rotterdam School of ManagementMedy van der Laan, Energie Nederland John Post, Programme director, TKI Urban EnergyPeter Vermaat, CEO, Enexis


12.40 Lunch at Energy Expo13.40 Inspiring workshops 14.40 Coffee break

Round table sessions 15.10 Round 115.50 Round 2

16.30 Workshop reflection by student panel

16.45

Erasmus Energy BusinessAward powered by for the best innovative and sustainable energy concept or business model that contributes to improving peoples lives, business success, and the planet. Presented by Volker Beckers, Chairman ECFEB, former Group CEO of RWE Npower

17.00 Digital entrepreneurship and the disruption of existing market modelsIgor Kluin, Founder of Qurrent and Monyq 17.30 CloseVolker Beckers, Chairman ECFEB, former Group CEO of RWE Npower

17.35 Drinks at Energy Expo

Evening dinner programme The crew of Port of Rotterdams Nieuwe Maze will be our host for the evening programme. With this ship, you are given a tour through the biggest port in Europe. This is a unique chance to sail with the modern representation vessel Port of Rotterdam Authority! This sustainable catamaran sails on low sulfuric fuel.

18.30 Departure

19.15 Keynote speech: digitization and innovation in the German energy marketAndreas Kuhlmann, president of Germanys centre of expertise for energy efficiency, Dena

19.45 Dinner buffet

21.30 Close


Energy port and industrymoderated by Anke Truijen

Electric mobilitymoderated by Volker Beckers

Urban energymoderated by John Post

Smarter grids and the use of flex:opportunities for the Port ofRotterdamDavid Peters Director of strategy, Stedin

BMWi electric vehicles and mobility servicesMarc BrasManager BMWi, BMW Group Nederland

Friction free energyMark MooyVice president oil and gas, utilities and communications, CGI

Powerpack: opportunities for industrial energy storageBart Hoevenaars, Tesla Energy

Smart Mobility: integral solutions for linking electric vehicles, renewables, storage and car sharingHenk Meiborg, Business Developer, EMODZ / Slimmemobiliteit

Virtual powerplants: trading renewable energy Jochen Schwill CEO Next Kraftwerke

Sustainable electricity: applications and opportunities for the industrySigrid Bollwerk Program development manager ECN /Voltachem

Smart charging of electric vehiclesJorg van Heesbeen Co-Founder/Business DevelopmentJedlix

Innovations and the role of data in the grid operator of the futureWillem-Jan Zwart CIO Enexis

Interactive discussion to conclude, joined by: Sigrid BollwerkBart HoevenaarsRuud Melieste Port of RotterdamDavid Peters

Interactive discussion to conclude, joined by:

Marc BrasJorg van HeesbeenHenk Meiborg

Interactive discussion to conclude, joined by: Astrid Madsen City of Rotterdam Mark MooyJochen Schwill Willem-Jan Zwart

13.40 - 14.40

Inspiring workshops

15.10 - 16.30

Round table sessions*Well quickly run through a business case, then you and your fellow delegates discuss how the challenges and solutions could apply to your own

organisations. Choose a theme that best matches the challenges faced by your organisation or your industry. Max. 12 participants per table.

Energy Port and Industry1 Digital economy, digital infrastructure in the Netherlands, third main port, Ruud Melieste and Allister Slingenberg, Port of Rotterdam2 Energy and renewables, Chris Mooiweer, Clean Tech Delta3 Sustainable electricity: applications & opportunities for the industry, Martijn de Graaff, TNO / Voltachem4 Rotterdam Port as a microgrid, organised as an energy co-operative, Prof. Wolf Ketter, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University and Mirjam Groote Schaarsberg, TNO

Electric mobility5 V2G-vehicle to grid, Baerte de Brey, Innovator Stedin and MT e-Lead

6 Charging infrastructure and smart charging, Onoph Caron, Director ElaadNL

Urban energy7 Rotterdam energy infrastructure, Astrid Madsen, City of Rotterdam8 Join us in realizing the carbon free society, Jos Siemons and Gerard van de Kamp, CGI9 Update on urban energy innovation, John Post, TKI Urban Energy10 Local energy balancing, Louis Dietvorst, Enexis

Other11 Winning in the age of innovation, Mirjam de Boer-Postmus, Executive Director EY Power & Utilities Advisory

12 Bridging power controls and markets, prof. Peter Palensky, TU Delft

13 Energy-efficiency in ICT networks, Roel Croes, Stichting IIP Duurzame ICT and Marga Blom, Directeur Energie, KPN

*For the most actual round table sessions, check www.erasmusenergyforum.com

If you have an interesting case to host a round table?

Please contact Suzanne van Kol

+31 (0)40 - 2 972 797

Business Day (forum)

Business Day (Dinner)

Science Day Combined (Business & Science Day)

Early bird* Regular** Early bird* Regular** Early bird* Regular**

Alumni & Academics

349 549 100 80 100 399 599

Students 50 60 n.a. 25 30 70 80

Delegates 499 699 150 120 150 549 749

Ticket prices

Why participate?Essential changes in the energy market can be achieved only with innovation and new approaches, which is why we believe that the Forum provides a learning opportunity for everyone. The Forum also provides a fantastic opportunity for networking for individuals in businesses, innovative start-ups, policy-making and academia.

There are opportunities to participate as sponsors, exhibitors, speakers, or delegates. For more information, please contact:

Bas de Kroon, Sales ManagerT: +31 (0)40 2974831 | M: +31 (06) 83386864| E: [email protected]

* Early Bird rate when registering before 11 April, 2016** Regular rates when registering after 11 April, 2016

Three easy ways to register!

1. Web: www.erasmusenergyforum.com

2. Email: [email protected]

3. Telephone: +31 (0) 40 2 972 746



Forum goals The annual Erasmus Energy Forum is unique in that it brings together stakeholders to discuss the future of energy, and energy of the future. Our first four annual events, from 2012 untill 2015, brought together representatives from a wide range of industries, academia and politics in front of large and influential audiences. It is rare that speakers representing so many parts of the industry the grid, generators, IT, politicians and academics as well as such forward-thinking major consumers such as Port of Rotterdam are able to co-operate, discourse and compare knowledge in a public forum.

We aim to establish a pan-European community of the future energy landscape, so the 2016 Erasmus Energy Forum has the following goals: develop relationships between participants of the future energy landscape and users set up a platform for exchange of expert information and best practices explore models of alternative resources, resource sharing and storing based on digital innovation define ways to increase energy efficiency and efficient allocation of resources. The Erasmus Energy Forum is hosted by Erasmus Centre for Future Energy Business, Rotterdam School of Management.

Programme Science Day 19 May 2016Woudestein Campus Erasmus University, RotterdamThis academic part of the Erasmus Energy Forum presents in-depth scientific

work about using energy informatics and management to encourage energy

efficiency in city and port environments. We invite experts and internationals,

not only academics but also practitioners from companies. Science day is

moderated by Dr Ksenia Koroleva and Dr Arthur Carvalho of Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University

08.30 Registration, visit Energy Expo09.00 Opening & welcome

09.15 Keynote: Solar + Storage + IoT + LED = $30 TrillionProfessor S. Keshav, co-director of the Information Systems and Science for Energy Laboratory at the University of Waterloo

09.45 Paper session 1: energy policy and behavioral aspects

10.15 Coffee break & poster session

11.15 Paper session 2: economics of energy markets

12.15 Poster slamAuthors get 2 minutes to present their poster

12.45 Lunch & poster session

13.45 Paper session 3: technical aspects of the smart grid

14.45 Coffee break & poster session

15.00 Paper session 4: electric vehicle charging and energy storage

16.00 Coffee break

16.15 Erasmus Energy Science AwardThe award is presented for the best research paper that pairs practical relevance

to future energy business and presents new findings with scientific rigor.

The Erasmus Energy Science Award comes with a prize of 500.

16.30 Panel Discussion: Bridging Academic Impact with Practical Relevance: A Crucial Task for Energy Research?

17.15 Closure17.20 Drinks at Energy Expo

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A forum for discussion between business, science and policymakers

18 - 19 May 2016 World Trade Center Rotterdam and

Erasmus University Rotterdams Woudestein campus


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