14th Global Energy Village Copenhagen Denmark
23-25 April 2014
Silver Sponsors:
10.00
DONG Energy has contributed to the development of the REnescience technology, which involves extracting the organic fractions from the waste, by treating unsorted household waste with enzymes, and reuse glass, metal and plastic. A REnescience plant can help significantly increase the utilisation ratio for household waste.
Efficient utilisation of household waste
The name REnescience is a combination of the words ’Renewables’, ’Science’ and ’Renaissance of the energy system’.
The REnescience technology means that energy and resources in general household waste can be used more efficiently in future than today.
DONG Energy has established a pilot plant for the REnescience technology adjoining the Amagerforbrænding incineration plant.
Management Session: From Power-to-Gas: The Next Quantum Leap in the Energy Storage Marketplace?
08.00 - 09.00 Coffee & registration
09.00 - 10.30:
Convergence of the Energy Marketplace: Integrating the Electrical and Gas Grids
Robert Senger, Consultant, PWC Germany
Can Denmark Achieve its Goals of Becoming Totally Green by 2050: Myth or Reality?
Hans–Ẳge Nielsen, Team Leader, Products and Sales, Gas Storage, Energinet
Denmark's Green Future – the Role of Gas(es) until 2050
Poul Erik Morthorst, Professor, Head of Systems Analysis Division, Department of Management Engineering, Technical University of Denmark
10.30 - 11.00 Coffee Break
11.00 - 12.00:
Updating The Power-to–Gas Roadmap
Fritz Crotogino, Consultant, KBB Underground Technologies
The Perfect Storm: Developing Scenario’s for a new Energy (Storage) Policy for Europe
Bert den Ouden, Managing Director Energy & Sustainability, Berenschot; former CEO APX-ENDEX
Jintan Underground Storage Project
Carlos Gomez Montalvo, Vice President Business Development Europe & Americas, Geostock
12.00 - 13.30 Lunch Break
13.30 - 14.30:
Flooding and Recompletion Project of HP Gas Cavern TO-8 LI, Torup, Denmark
Heike Bernhardt, Technology Manager, KBB Underground Technologies
Power-to–Gas: The Technology is in Place; Onwards and Upwards
Filip Smeets, General Manager, Hydrogenics Europe
14.30 – 15.00 Coffee Break
15.00 – 16.00 :
Moving Power to Gas from Demonstration Project to Project Realization: Signposting the Economics
Dr Ulrich Bünger, Senior Senior Scientist ,LBST
Injection of Hydrogen into Germany’s Gas Distribution Grid: Commissioning of Thüga Group’s Power to Gas Demonstration plant, Frankfurt’s am Main
Dr John Newton, Managing Director, ITM Motive, ITM Power
Underground Compressed Air Renewable Energy Storage
Franc Mouwen, CEO, Parkid
16.00 - 17.30 Reception
Session 3: New Trends (1)
09.00 - 10.30:
Gasunie Zuidwending: A Storage Facility with a View to the future
Herwig van Geenhoven, Managing Director, Gasunie Zuidwending
Gas Methanization: Have the Challenges and Precedents been Met?
Dr Frank Graf, Head of Gas Technology Department, KIT
10.30 - 11.00 Coffee Break
11.00 - 12.00:
Challenges and Opportunities in the Energy Regulatory Roadmap
Max Oosterhuis, Partner, Loyens & Loeff
How do we move from the Cheap Coal Era to One Where Green Energy Storage Starts to Make Economic Sense?
Sylvie Cornot, Senior Economist, Cedigaz
12.00 - 13.30 Lunch Break
13.30 - 14.30:
Technical Challenges and Innovations Needed in the Storage Marketplace
Jacques Grappe, Advisor to the General Management, Geostock
Establishing a Pan-European Understanding of Admissable Hydrogen concentration in the Natural Gas Grid
Gert Müller-Syring, Head of Department, Gas Grids/Gas Facilities, DBI Gas und Umwelttechnik
Summary and Closing Panel
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Participating Company's:
Venue:
Hotel Skt Petri
Krystalgade 22
1172 Copenhagen
Tel: +45 33459100
Fax: +45 33459110
E-mail: reception@hotelsktpetri.com