U T I L I T Y O F U T I L I T I E S

2ND EDITION OF

Decarbonisation, affordability and the need for a secure energy supply are all contributing to the way power needs are being met across the globe. Solar PV, distributed generation and storage, electric vehicle, home energy management platforms are giving many consumers direct technology choice for the first time - enabling third-party companies to erode the market share of incumbent Utilities that have largely operated in a limited competitive environment.

Long insulated by heavy regulation, modest technology change and predictable consumer behaviour and Utilities are finally facing the same kind of competitive pressures that have changed other industries.

In converging markets there is need to share resources optimally and find solutions for addressing big challenges, arising out of evolving changes. For doing so it is impera-tive for Utilities to come together to remodel and upshift to the next generation to be swifter, more agile, efficient and creative to explore new business models and services. This cannot be created in isolation but requires co-creation with all stakeholders.

PREFACE

World Utility Summit™ A pioneering thought leadership forum, attempts to set the agenda for the future, actively playing the role of a key enabler for the eco-sys-tem, to develop optimal solutions, technology & products. A platform exclusively for the Utilities, by the Utilities, of the Utilities; It aims to be a pioneering thought leadership forum for Utilities and will engage CXOs and senior management of Utilities, energy efficiency bodies, standards organizations, regulators, industry, finance professionals and policy makers from around the world. The Summit’s objectives are to create integrated and sustainable future Utilities for the benefit of all people, by:

Bringing together world utility leaders on one platform and vitalize the future leaders by many interactions generated during the summit on a global scale, face to face meetings, networking opportunities to collaborate and learn from each other and through the forum’s committee members

Setting the agenda for the future by sharing and debating innovative solutions and new ideas to the world’s most pressing challenges faced by Utilities

Creating value by providing the global leaders with the knowledge and insights that engender a better understanding of the global and regional challenges

The World Utility Summit™ is sponsored by ELECRAMA, the world’s largest confluence of the everything electric and technically sponsored by IEEE, the World’s largest technical professional organization for the advancement of technology. The forthcoming edition would be co-located with ELECRAMA, 11-13 March 2018 in Delhi NCR, India

Committee members and key delegates at WUS 2016, held in February 2016 Bengaluru

V I S I O N

Create a global forum where the world utility leaders continually engage in dialogue and exchange information

M I S S I O N

K E Y O B J E C T I V E S

To ensure that the world Utilities anticipate and address change together.

�To define and deliberate the changes that will come e.g. policy, market,

technology, together determining the probable ideas and solutions to deal with the continuous changes sharing knowledge and experience with one and other

thereby reducing the learning curve.

�To Create white papers for various stakeholders including regulators, Utilities,

related industires and help them understand, deliberate and solve issues at hand and of the future

�To enable Networking opportunities for one on one discussion between summit

participants for seamless collaboration and co-creation

�The long term objective is to setup a “World Utility Council” or “World Utility Forum” that is truly driven by the Utilities, of the Utilities and for the Utilities.

STRUCTURE

WUS is a non-profit initiative and engages world-class individuals in different committees to drive its objectives. The focus of each member is on knowledge sharing and enabling dialogue over and above commercial interests. The following structure shall hold the summit together.

Convenor

Tasked with convening each edition of the WUS. Reviews, validates and finalizes the global perspective on the concept and subject of WUS. The Convenor anchors the WUS Core Group meetings from inception to the summit.

Core Group

Tasked with building the broad vision, direction, structure and planning for WUS. This group helps shape strategies and guidelines and provides valuable insights into building a sustainable model for WUS. The core group members are the links across multiple editions to ensure that the essence of the WUS is maintained across editions before it evolves into a formal organization. Members from founding Partners are automatically invited to this group.

Advisory Committee

Tasked with the setting of a neutral agenda, drive conversations, and suggest formats and speakers. The committee will determine the 'Theme' and 'Topics for deliberation' for each edition. The committee will not enroll any member from Industry. The committee members help and provide direction to Organizing Committee which will be the principal-in-charge of executing the event on the ground.

Organizing Committee

Tasked with ensuring that the event is properly organized and financially self-sustaining by leveraging support from advisory and standing committee members. The committee brings together country partners, knowledge partners, execution partners, sponsors, and delegates to achieve the objectives of WUS.

Standing Committee

Tasked with bringing the global and regional geopolitical perspective and representation to WUS. The committee members share challenges and opportunities faced by the utilities at the micro and macro level, and also share measures they are taking to address them. They suggest, recommend and provide direction for influencing their respective region’s utility leaders in government, business, and international organizations to participate in the summit as speakers, delegates, partners etc.

Secretariat

The WUS secretariat drives the daily activities, supporting the Committee Members in planning, organizing and managing a successful summit.

Partners

The founding partners of WUS include IEEE, IEEE PES, IEEMA and ELECRAMA. Each edition of WUS shall also have edition specific partners for support, media engagement and knowledge sharing. The partners shall ensure that they promote WUS in their networks and support in achieving the vision, mission, and objectives of WUS.

Sponsors

WUS engages with organizations of global repute who have an interest in furthering the objectives of WUS by financially supporting the summit.

Core Group

Advisory Committee

Organising Committee

Standing Committee

2016 | UTILITY 2.0

2016 IN NUMBERS

05 KEYNOTES06 TRACK SESSIONS15 HOURS OF DELIBERATIONS26 PRESENTATIONS25 COUNTRIES150 DELEGATES43 UTILITIES12 INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS09 REGULATORS05 CONSULTANCIES

The theme for World Utility Summit™ 2018 is “Utility of Utilities - The future of Utilities in the era of convergence”. Significant changes are happening in the provision and consumption of energy services leading to convergence of factors that would alter the conventional definition of utility.

With more and more integration of the renewable energy into the grid, Utilities are embracing multitude of technologies to manage the complexities for such a grid or supply. The adoption of smart grid technologies, SCADA systems, and data analytics in real time will enable Utilities to optimally manage the demand, supply and to make data driven decisions in real-time.

Future Utilities will embrace internet of things (IoT), machine learning, artificial intelligence and plethora of new technologies to deliver energy, and other services to ever more demanding applications and consumers. These developments will bring the much-needed transparency in the system resulting in better consumer engagement. With the help of digital and smart technologies, will transform Utilities in an unprecedented manner.

World Utility Summit™ 2018 which will be spread over three days from 11-13 March, 2018 will provide common ground for electricity, water and gas utility personnel to discuss with Industries, Consultants, Service Providers, Researchers and Regulators and re-define the “Utility of Utilities” in the changing business environment.

2018 | UTILITY OF UtilitiesTheme for 2018

CONVERGENCE

Empowering electricity, water and food security

In view of the changing utility landscape, the need arises to re-define the “Utility of Utilities” focusing on ensuring electricity, food and water security. The global community is well aware of food, energy and water challenges, but has so far addressed them in isolation, within sectoral boundaries. A comprehensive approach to sectoral management, through enhanced communication, collaboration and coordination, is needed to ensure optimization that co-benefits and trade-offs are considered and the appropriate safeguards are put in place.

Harmonizing the regulatory frame work for Utilities

Realizing that sector specific regulatory frameworks have evolved over the years for different utilities, the time has come to co-opt best practices across domains to the changing times. The main aim is to ensure transparency, safeguarding the quality and delivering cost effective services to consumers while taking into account the environmental impact and safeguarding interests of all stake holders.

Racing with technologies

Utilities strive to catch up with technologies and many technologies driven projects are implemented to provide quality supply and services to consumers. Technology projects that are user centric rather than vendor driven see the success and acceptability in a faster phase. Understanding and discussing the various technological developments that are needed will benefit both the utilities and industries.

Impact of environmental regulation on Utility business

The Paris Agreement by UNFCC in October 2016 which brings all nations into a common cause to undertake ambitious efforts to combat climate change and decarbonizing the economies. This will also enhance financial support to renewables. The developing countries will have minor concessions for some time. However, these changes will have significant implications to the utilities business.

Convergence of Utility Business

Utilities and the allied industries need to re-look into their business models while world is geared up to implement the Paris Agreement. Many utilities are consolidating their business operations and significantly, electricity, water and gas utilities are transforming themselves from ‘poles & wires’, ‘valves & pipes’ and ‘regulators & cylinders’ companies to give value added services to consumers through convergence of service from technological front.

Transportation electrification, storage and renewable energy integration nexus

This will have huge impact on electric utilities as the world moves towards electric transportation. The advancement of storage technologies will be a key enabler of transport electrification; this along with the induction of renewable energy systems will dramatically alter the human and material transportation in the near future.

THEME> keynotes> panel discussions > interactive sessions on

SUNDAY, 11 MARCH 2018

09:30 – 17:00 Inauguration Plenary sessions > Keynotes > Panel Discussion > Use Cases Networking Lunch Track Sessions Workshops

19:00 – 22:00 WUS Gala Dinner

SCHEDULE

MONDAY, 12 MARCH 2018

10:00 – 17:00 Plenary sessions > Keynotes > Panel Discussion > Use Cases Networking Lunch Track Sessions Workshops

TUESDAY, 13 MARCH 2018

10:00 – 13:00 ELECRAMA Visit 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 14:00 – 19:00 ELECRAMA Visit

World Utility Summit™ 11 - 13, March 2018, will be held at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, Delhi NCR. Situated in th National Capital Region’s urban satellite -Greater Noida. This is easily accessible from all prominent parts of the capital by a dedicated 8 lane expressway and soon to be completed Metro Rail Network.

REGISTRATION

CATEGORY EARLY BIRD RATES STANDARD RATES

IEEE/IEEMA Member Rs. 12,000/- Rs. 14,400/-

Non IEEE/IEEMA Member Rs. 15,000/- Rs. 18,000/-

Note: Early Bird registration date: 10th January 2018. Registration fee covers participation in summit, lunch and gala dinner only.

Mode of Payment:The participants can register via Cheque/DD drawn in favor of “IEEMA-WUS” or through online transfer. Online payment option is also available through online gateway which is available at WUS website. Participants using the offline payment mode have to send duly filled registration form which can be downloaded from our website.

Cancellation PolicyThere is no refund policy in place for this summit.

Note to Non-India Residents:To obtain a letter for visa purposes, you must register for the summit and pay in full. Then please make your request for a visa letter by email to secretariat@worldutilitysummit.org

Participation is open to all. The registration is facilitated on the World Utility Summit™ website. The categories of participation are divided to IEEE/IEEMA members and general non members.

The registration rates are as below. For international delegates the exchange rates would be notified during the time of online bookings, owing to the fluctuating exchange rates

SPONSORSHIPWorld Utility Summit™ offers excellent visibility opportunites for brands wishing to reach out to their target audience amongst a wide cross sections of ecosystem players that include utilities, equipment manufacturers, consultants, systems and solutions providers. The attractive sponsorship packages enable brands to be visible where it matters. There are four categories of sponsorships viz.

Sponsor Benefits (All Categories)

Platinum/Diamond/Gold/Silver sponsor during the opening and closing programs of the conference, as well as display of the companies’ logo on the projection screen during breaks

companies’ web page will be available on “Sponsors’ link

Platinum: 8 delegates Diamond: 6 delegates Gold: 4 delegatesSilver: 2 delegates

will be conducted for all platinum and diamond category supporting Utilities from India in their premises on mutually convenient date (all expenses towards the workshop arrangements shall be borne by the sponsor)

Note: No restrictions on the number of Platinum/Diamond/Gold/Silver sponsors.

PLATINUMINR 8,00,000

DIAMONDINR 5,00,000

GOLDINR 3,00,000

SILVERINR 1,00,000

WUS Convenor Mr. Vikram GandotraMember - IEEMA Executive CouncilChairman - IEEMA Smart Grid Division

Conference Chair Dr. Nagaraja Ramappa, IEEE PES R-10 West Chapter Representative, India

Conference Co-chair Mr. Harish AgarwalVice President - IEEMA

Advisory Committee Prof. Dr. Ad Van WijkProfessor for Future Energy Systems – Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

Mr. Ajay DhagatExpert - Power Sector, India

Dr. Charles DespinsCo-president - IEEE Green ICT Initiative, USA

Mr. Cherif SeyeFinancial Advisor – African Development Bank, Africa

Mr. Elad ShavivCEO – Israeli Smart Energy Association, Israel

Dr. Florian HaslauerManaging Director and Global Head of Utilities - AT Kearney, Europe

Dr. Gideon FriedmannTechnologies & Renewable Energy Section Manager - Ministry of National Infrastructures Energy and Water Resources, Israel

Ms. Jennifer LaykeDirector - Global Energy Program, USA

Dr. Jun YuDeputy Director General - State Grid Corporation of China, China

Mr. Knox MsebenziManaging Director - Nuclear Industry Association of South Africa, Africa

Dr. Massoud AminChairman - IEEE Smart Grid, USA

Mr. Mustafa WajidCEO - Meher Energy Ventures Pvt. Ltd., India

Mr. Namasivayam VedamoorthySenior Director – Deloitte, India

Shri. Pankaj BatraMember(Planning) - Central Electricity Authority, India

Mr. Philippe JoubertExecutive Chair - Global Electricity Initiative, France

Mr. Prince MayoPower Delivery Engineering - Eskom, South Africa

Dr. Rahul TongiaFellow – Brookings, India

Dr. Richard O'NeillChief Economic Advisor - Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, USA

Mr. Roy WiesnerCEO - Hutchison Kinrot, Israel

Dr. Rob StephensPresident – CIGRE, South Africa

Mr. S.K. SooneeEx-CEO - POSOCO, India

Mr. Sankaralingam ThiagarajanChairman - Bhubaneshwar Power Private Ltd., India

Mr. Shah Nawaz AhmadSenior Advisor - World Nuclear Association, UK

Dr. Sudhakar CherukupalliPrincipal Engineer, Team Lead, Transmission Cables - BC Hydro, Canada

Shri. Uma ShankarEx-Power Secretary - Government of India, India

Organizing Committee

Mr. Dean SharafiHead of System Management - Australian Energy Market Operator, Australia

ORGANISERS

Dr. Gopal PingaliVice President - IBM Global Technology Services Lab, India

Mr. Harish MysoreDirector - IEEE Operations, India

Mr. J BalajiMember – Organizing Committee of Elecrama 2018, India

Dr. Jay GiriGoverning Board Member - IEEE PES, USA

Mr. K. Ashok NatarajanCEO - Tamilnadu Water Investment Company Ltd., India

Dr. Kannan TinniumTechnology Leader - GE Global Research, India

Dr. Karl KolmseeCEO – Smart Hydro Power GmbH, Germany

Prof. Lalit Kumar GoelAsia-Pacific Representative - IEEE PES Governing Board, Singapore

Mr. Ravindra DesaiProgram Manager – Standards, Global IEEE, India

Mr. Sam SciaccaSenior Director - IEEE Standards Association, USA

Mr. Sanjeev RanjanManaging Director, International Copper Association India

Mr. Srikanth ChandrasekarDirector – Standards & Technology, IEEE India

Mr. Sunil MisraDirector General - IEEMA, India

Mr. Vijay KariaChairman – Elecrama 2018, India

UTILITY PULSE /2016

How challenging is the evolving global landscape for Utilities over the next 5 years? Very Challenging 59%Challenging 33%Somewhat Challenging 9%Not very Challenging 0%

To what extent do you agree that your Utility is well equipped to stay on top of the challenges in your region? Strongly Agree 7%Agree 22%Undecided 20%Disagree 40%Strongly Disagree 11%

What do you think, is the most critical driver for achieving de-carbonization targets? Economics 30%Technology 11%Government Policy 43%Customer/Social Preferences 16%

To what extent do you agree that the changing demand paradigms will radically modify existing Utility Business models? Strongly Agree 48%Agree 42%Undecided 2%Disagree 8%Strongly Disagree 0%

Which of the following primarily need policy and regulatory interventions in your geography?

Renewable integration 45%Investments and Incentives 28%Consumer interest 14%Quality of service 14%

To what extent do you agree that the policy and regulatory environment will change drastically over the next 5 years to support changing demand scenarios? Strongly Agree 43%Agree 38%Undecided 5%Disagree 14%Strongly Disagree 0%

Do you feel that electricity regulators are allowing the Power Utilities to adopt new technologies?

Yes 53%No 45%No Comment 3%

The future energy system technologies will be realized in? 5 years 17%10 years 61%15 years 17%Never 4%

Bank funding needs to become more accessible to Utilities?Strongly Agree 58%Agree 25%Undecided 11%Disagree 6%Strongly Disagree 0%

To what extent do you agree that the re-defined role of Utilities will be very different from today?Strongly Agree 56%Agree 42%Undecided 0%Disagree 2%Strongly Disagree 0%

GenerationCaparo Power LimitedElectricity Generating Authority of ThailandEntergy CorporationGujarat State Electricity Corporation Limited

TransmissionGujarat Energy Transmission CorporationHaryana Vidyut Prasaran NigamKarnataka Power Transmission CorporationMaharashtra Transmission Communication Infrastructure Limited Odisha Power Transmission Corporation LimitedPower System Operation CorporationTransmission Company of NigeriaUganda Electricity Transmission CompanyWest Bengal State Electricity Transmission Company

Private UtilityAdani PowerBSES Yamuna Power Ltd.Enzen Global SolutionsGodrej & BoyceeKECNational Water and Electricity Company Ltd.Reliance ADASterlite Power Grid Ventures Ltd.Tata PowerZesa Holdings Pvt. Ltd.

RegulatorBhutan Electricity AuthorityBonneville Power AdministrationBrookings IndiaEnergy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Management CentreFederal Energy Regulatory CommissionFuel Poverty Advisory GroupJoint Regulatory Commission for GoaMadhya Pradesh Electricity Regulatory CommissionMaharashtra Electricity Regulatory CommissionTelangana State Electricity Regulatory Commission

Public UtilityBhutan Power CorporationCeylon Electricity BoardDamodar Valley CorporationEskomHanoi Power CompanyIndonesia Electrical Power SocietyKaduna Power Supply CompanyKariba North Bank Extension Power Corporation Ltd.KEPCOKerala State Electricity BoardPetro Vietnam CorporationUttar Pradesh Power Corporation Ltd.

The first edition of World Utility Summit was held from 14 -16 February 2016, in Bangalore India. Themed Utility 2.0, the summit addressed the critical challenges facing the Utilities, namely economics, impact of technology on grid architecture, changing consumer & social behaviour, new role of policy and regulatory frameworks. The first edition was attended by CXOs of Utilities, energy efficiency bodies, standards organizations, regulators, finance professionals and policy makers from around the world.

Uttarakhand Power Corporation Ltd.BESCOMM.P.Paschim Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Co. LtdMadhya Gujarat Vij Company Ltd.Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd.North Bihar Power Distribution Company Ltd.Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company Ltd.Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitaran Nigam

Industry AssociationsEnergy Efficient CentreGlobal Electricity InitiativeIEEE Power and Energy SocietyIEEE Smart GridIEEE Standards AssociationDepartment of Industry and Trade - VietnamThe Power Institute for Eastern and Southern AfricaWorld Resources InstituteWorld Nuclear AssociationWest African Power PoolIsraeli Smart Energy Association State Grid Energy Research Institute, China Central Power Research Institute, India

Government Department of Technology Promotion and Coordination Government of GujraatGovernment of SikkimHanoi – International DevelopmentNepal Bureau of Standards and Technology

Consultants AT KearneyDeloitteGE Energy ConsultingPower Research & Development Consultants Pvt. Ltd.Smart Cities Council

Finance African Development Bank

Academia Bagalkot Engineering CollegeDelft University of TechnologyRVCE

Renewables Energy Conservation Centre of Hanoi, VietnamIndian Wind Power AssociationIndonesia Renewable Energy Society, IndonesiaMinistry of National Infrastructures – Energy and Water Resources, IsraelSmart Hydro Power GmBH, Germany

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Mr. Phillipe Joubert, Chair GEI Dr. Florian Haslauer, AT Kearney EU

Mr.Prince Moyo, Eskom, SA

Dr.Richard O’Neill, CEA, FERC USA

Dr. WooHyun Hwang, KEPCO KoreaDr. Gideon Friedmann, Govt of Israel

Dr. Guo Lei , DDG - SGERI, China

Dr. Nitin Pandit, WRI, USA

COUNTRY REPRESENTATION

SOME OF THE SPEAKERS FROM WORLD UTILITY SUMMIT 2016

AustriaBeninBhutan ChinaGambiaGermanyIndonesia IranIsrael MyanmarNepal Netherlands NigeriaSenegalSouth AfricaSouth KoreaSri Lanka SwitzerlandThailandUgandaUnited KingdomUnited StatesVietnamZambia Zimbabwe

Policy & Regulations

framing through an approach of creation of value propositions as a strategy to translate opportunities into action.

policy makers, regulatory bodies, planning and operational engineers and consumer advocacy groups.

increased solar roof tops, consumers have to pay for having the option of electricity rather than for the energy consumed only.

wherein both utility and consumers participate in electricity pricing.

around supply and management, peacetime and emergency scenarios, balance between suppliers and consumers and lastly the equity between economic, environmental and societal constraints.

participation from prosumer.

2016 | KEY TAKEAWAYS

Innovations

across the globe and right technical and economic models to be developed for every country.

Poor in Power has to focus on African Solutions for African Challenges”.

the hour and price do matter to the regulator in connection with frictions, approximations, paradigm changes and politics.

self-healing, micro grid and energy efficiency; big data analytics, plug in EV’s and regulatory interventions are needed for the success of all these innovations.

societal requirements and encompass the 9 Ps - People, Physics, Price, Pollution, Psychology, Public Education, Prosperity, Policies and Politics

Utility Concerns

change and water shortage at all levels with projected population of 3x, Global GDP of 5x and Energy demand of 2x by 2050.

implement solutions like adequate energy mix, power pooling, distributed generation and large infrastructure development.

utility is the implementation and lack of integrated electricity system with the fragmented structures of generation, distribution and transmission companies being treated as separate entities.

frequency and voltage regulation and designing a flexible system are continuing to be challenges to transmission Utilities due to aging infrastructure, generation mix , standards and utilization of existing capacity and will call for major investment in the transmission sector.

be challenging due to two major replacements taking place in the utility sector, “Clean Replacement” and “Electricity Replacement”.

business opportunities exist in climate change, new technology and growing demand.

the supportive phase for RE and DER’s to disruptive phase wherein the utility faces both technical and financial challenges.

Societal Needs

prevalent in the years to come and the impact of the technology should be towards sustainable development of the sector.

Utilities” in the changed world of decentralized electricity and sea change in the technology to cater to the electricity requirement of remote areas which are not accessible by the main grid.

hyped and the deaths due to other sources like pollution are manifold. Nuclear power is one of the options towards de-carbonization.

technology in the energy sector have made the consumer powerful and Utilities should treat them as customers and not consumers.

Business opportunities

smart meters with focus on smart cities and smart living.

prosumers etc. have created new playground in the energy sector such as smart cities, smart grid, empowered consumers and microgrids. Hence, it is required to convert the inventions into disruptive innovation with enabling regulation.

transmission switching, optimal topology configuration, resolving stochastic issues and development of real-time power markets.

energy security, low carbon and affordability. Regulators supported with adequate tools can provide innovative measures to be successful in the future.

on renewable energy, energy storage and automation are need of the day.

contents and carriage separation will benefit the customer.

making entities by improving the power quality and reliability, implementation of cost reflective tariffs to improve the reliability of power supply and generation tie-up at competitive rates.

IEEMA is the apex association of manufacturers of electrical, industrial electronics and allied equipment in India. Founded in 1948, IEEMA is the first ISO certified industry association with 800+ member organisations encompassing the complete value chain in power generation, transmission and distribution equipment. IEEMA members contribute to more than 90% of the power equipment installed in India and represent a turnover of over USD 25 billion. Know more @ www.ieema.org

The biggest showcase of the world of electricity, ELECRAMA brings together the complete spectrum of solutions that powers the planet. Featuring not just equipment & technology, but peerless thought leadership platforms for everything electric – from technical conferences to industry summits. ELECRAMA is organized by the Indian Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers Association (IEEMA).

About IEEE & IEEE PES: IEEE, an association dedicated to advancing innovation and technological excellence for the benefit of humanity, is the world’s largest technical professional society. It is designed to serve professionals involved in all aspects of the electrical, electronic, and computing fields and related areas of science and technology that underlie modern civilization. Know more @ www.ieee.org

The Power & Energy Society (PES) provides the world’s largest forum for sharing the latest in technological developments in the electric power industry, for developing standards that guide the development and construction of equipment and systems, and for educating members of the industry and the general public. Members of the Power & Energy Society are leaders in this field, and their employers derive substantial benefits from involvement with this unique and outstanding association. Know more @ www.ieee-pes.org

PARTNERS

VenueIndia Exposition Mart Ltd.Plot No. 25,27,28,29, Knowledge Park-IIGreater Noida-201306Uttar Pradesh, INDIAwww.indiaexpomart.com

AccommodationFor general query about the program accommodation, contact secretariat@worldutilitysummit.org

Contact DetailsThe Secretariat,The World Utility Summit26/1, 5th Floor, WTC-Brigade Gateway CampusDr. Rajkumar Road, Malleswaram WestBengaluru-560 055, India

Phone: +91 77220 86088Email: secretariat@worldutilitysummit.orgWebsite: www.worldutilitysummit.org