Presented at rd IEEE PES ISGT Europe, Berlin, Germany, October 14-17, 2012

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1 Presented at rd IEEE PES ISGT Europe, Berlin, Germany, October 14-17, 2012 Opening Session Speakers Conference Opening Professor Kai Strunz TU Berlin, Germany Professor Noel Schulz IEEE PES President and Kansas State University, USA Li Xiaolin China Power International New Energy, China Hans-Joachim Otto Parliamentary State Secretary in Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, Germany Professor Jörg Steinbach President of TU Berlin, Germany 2

2 Berlin City of Change Engineering: TU Berlin scientists whose seminal work made a change: Hans Geiger Gustav Hertz Konrad Zuse Politics: 3 Berlin City of Change (continued) Energy: Berlin is situated in the midst of plains, Baltic Sea is close The area is very suitable for wind parks Berlin with 3.5 million people suitable for demand side management ISGT Europe 2012 is part of that commitment to energy change 4

3 Conference Plan Why is IEEE PES ISGT Europe 2012 important now? Especially in a time of change, it is critical to find the right direction This is the foundation for informed decision-making To find the right direction, it is important to know about the: best innovations presented in the ISGT paper sessions state-of-the-art focus topics found in the ISGT panel sessions essential base knowledge taught in the ISGT tutorials 5 Conference Plan Paper Sessions More than 400 papers from over 50 countries were received All continents are represented Other Norway Brazil Australia Switzerland Italy France Denmark Russia Sweden India Netherlands Spain Portugal Germany United Kingdom Japan United States China Belgium Iran 6

4 Conference Plan Panel Session Portfolio International experience covered and guidance delivered In sum, panel sessions cover entire smart grid portfolio from generation to load Pathways to a European Smart Grid R&D for Moving Smart Grid Innovation Forum Smart Economics Cyber Security Novel State Estimation Real-time Simulation Essential Guidance Hydroelectric Power From Scandinavia Grid-friendly Design of Wind Parks Electric Vehicles Smart Transmission Technologies Smart Distribution Networks Microgrids Smart Cities 7 Conference Plan Panel Session Special Most visitors come to Berlin for: Monuments Music Sports Politics For conference attendees, there is another attraction: Learn about and network with local companies from the Smart Grid sector in the Innovation Forum Berlin Brandenburg Tuesday, October 16, 8:30 h, H1058 8

5 Tutorials Basic knowledge regarding key areas of the Smart Grid is taught in the Tutorials: Network Integration of Electric Vehicles Gas-insulated Lines (GIL) Utilization of Wind Energy in Germany: Technology and Grid Integration Experience Emerging Smart Grid: Improved Distribution Management System Incorporating Advanced Solutions 9 Exhibition A fine selection of companies with competence in Smart Grid: 10

6 Presented at rd IEEE PES ISGT Europe, Berlin, Germany, October 14-17, 2012 Student Program Already took place on yesterday 11 Women in Engineering Excellence in technical professions: Li Xiaolin Chairwoman of China Power International Holding Ltd. and China Power International Development Ltd. Professor Noel Schulz IEEE PES President, Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Programs and Professor at Kansas State University, USA Tuesday, October 16, 12:45 h, Atrium 12

7 Presented at rd IEEE PES ISGT Europe, Berlin, Germany, October 14-17, 2012 Welcome Reception Charlottenburg Palace The Orangery 13 Conference Dinner 14

8 Many Thanks to the Supporters Platinum Supporter Gold Supporter Silver Supporter Bronze Supporter 15 Many Thanks to the Helpers Local Organization Chair: Maren Kuschke (TU Berlin SENSE Lab) Treasurer: Susanne Landt (Tennet TSO) Co-Workers of SENSE Lab Ehsan Abbasi (TU Berlin), Ahmed Alsoufy (TU Berlin), Arnaldo Arancibia (TU Berlin), Hua Ye (TU Berlin), Felix Klein (TU Berlin), Stefan Mischinger (TU Berlin), Huu Duc Nguyen (TU Berlin), Andreas F, Raab (TU Berlin), Peter Teske (TU Berlin), Tian Lan (TU Berlin), Christian Wiezorek (TU Berlin), Xia Yue (TU Berlin), Sebastian Georgi (TU Berlin) Onsite Volunteers Technical Program Comittee Lina Bertling Tjernberg (Chalmers University of Technology), Janusz Bialek (University of Durham), Eilyan Bitar (Cornell University), Saša Z. Djoki (University of Edinburgh), Johan Driesen (KU Leuven), Janaka Ekanayake (Cardiff University), István Erlich (University of Duisburg-Essen), Wilfried Fischer (50Hertz Transmission), Feng Gao (IBM Research), Rodrigo Garcia-Valle (Technical University of Denmark), Lalit Kumar Goel (Nanyang Technological University), Nouredine Hadjsaid (INP Grenoble), Nikos Hatziargyriou (National Technical University of Athens), Jerry Heydt (Arizona State University), Yunhe Hou (University of Hong Kong), Gabriela Hug (Carnegie Mellon University), Daniel Kirschen (University of Washington), Chen-Ching Liu (Washington State University), Juan A. Martinez Velasco (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya), Jovica Milanovic (University of Manchester), Hiroyuki Mori (Meiji University),Viktoria Neimane (Vattenfall), (Lars Nordström, KTH Stockholm), Carlo Alberto Nucci (University of Bologna), Jacob Østergaard (Technical University of Denmark), Mario Paolone (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne), João A. Peças Lopes (INESC Porto), Ram Rajagopal (Stanford University), Christian Rehtanz (TU Dortmund), Paulo F. Ribeiro (Eindhoven University of Technology), Zbigniew Styczynski (Otto-von-Guericke University of Magdeburg), Hongbin Sun (Tsinghua University), Dirk Westermann (TU Ilmenau), Felix Wu (University of Hong Kong), Akihiko Yokoyama (University of Tokyo), Xiaoping Zhang (University of Birmingham) 16

9 Thank you for participating in ISGT Europe 2012