On First Day
Registration Desk & Welcome coffee
Hassan Claussen
Welcome Message Smart Energy World Summit 2022
Hassan M. Claussen, CEO, Smart Energy World Summit
Jorge Vasconcelos
A new multi-sector and multi-level architecture for the EU electricity market
Jorge Vasconcelos, Chairman, NEWES, New Energy Solutions
Teresa Ponce de Leao
Knowledge for the Energy Transition
Teresa Ponce de Leão, President, LNEG - Laboratório Nacional de Energia
e Geologia (National Laboratory of Energy and Geology)
NETWORKING BREAK
Jérémie Bougé
4 digital twins for a safe, reliable and decarbonized operation
Jérémie Bougé, Corporate Innovation for Digital Services, Siemens Energy
João Manso Neto
Energy Transition challenge and the Solutions that accelerate a clean and fair process
João Manso Neto, CEO, GreenVolt
Bruno Nunes
TSO challenges for a sustainable transition – The Portuguese case
Bruno Nunes, Head of Studies and European Affairs, REN
PANEL SESSION: Energy Utilities Business Innovation
New forms of energy are leading to growing diversity in the utility business supply chain. Consumers can also be producers and with new sources of fuel entering the mix, there’s huge potential for innovation of traditional business models. Who pays, who gains and how will we benefit? What’s the right balance between market forces and subsidies to ensure new technologies can be commercialized and play their role in the evolution of energy utilities?
LUNCH BREAK
Mark Ossel
Are you DSO, ready for the future, or even for tomorrow? Take advantage of lessons learned.
Mark Ossel, Board Member, OSGP
Uroš Salobir
TSO innovation for a climate-neutral European energy system
Uros Salobir, Director of Strategic Innovation Department, ELES (Slovenia)
NETWORKING BREAK
Dr. João Pedro Gouveia
Renewable Energy Communities and Energy Poverty
Renewable Energy Communities and Energy Poverty
Dr. João Pedro Gouveia, Senior Researcher, FCT/NOVA
Panel Session: Auditing the energy supply chain
The adoption of smart energy solutions is a key goal for many stakeholders, but companies that seek to reduce energy consumption must increasingly consider their complete supply chains. To ensure successful delivery of carbon reduction programmes, the entire supply chain needs to be considered. How can this be audited to ensure that organisations can act responsibly and not in isolated silos?
On Second Day
Registration Desk & Welcome coffee
Guy Redmill
Opening Smart Energy World Summit 2022 – Day 2 (Wrap-up and Conclusions of Day 1)
Guy Redmill, Chairman, Smart Energy World Summit
Bruno Veloso
KEYNOTE
Bruno Veloso, Vice-Presidente do Conselho de Administração, ADENE
Energy Savings Plan and Renewable Energy Communities,
focusing on the role of municipalities
Zoe McLeod
How can we ensure nobody is left behind in the smart transition to net zero?
Zoe McLeod, Policy Director, Sustainability First
NETWORKING BREAK
Jose Queirós de Almeida
The opportunity of Energy Communities and Collective Self-Consumption in Portugal
Onyeche Tifase
Grid Consulting for the energy transition
Onyeche Tifase, VP Strategy, Technology & Innovation, Industrial Applications Division at Siemens Energy, Siemens Energy
Inês Costa
The will to power: leadership in Sustainability
Inês Costa, Associate Partner, Deloitte
PANEL SESSION: Building Management Systems for Cost and Carbon Reduction
Building management systems have long helped businesses to optimise the performance of essential systems, such as heating, cooling, and ventilation. These systems can be significant cost centres, as well as contributors to carbon waste. Ensuring the efficient optimisation of these systems is now recognised as a step to both reduce surging energy costs – and to reduce their environmental impact. What are the key steps to take?
LUNCH BREAK
Jérémie Bougé
4 digital twins for a safe, reliable and decarbonized operation
Jérémie Bougé, Corporate Innovation for Digital Services, Siemens Energy
Jorge Rodrigues de Almeida
Funding opportunities and tips for Smart Cities solutions
Jorge Rodrigues de Almeida, Managing Director, RdA Climate Solutions
NETWORKING BREAK
Paulo Preto dos Santos
Renewable Gases are paving the way to a low-carbon future
Paulo Preto dos Santos, General Director, Dourogas
Inês Folgado Diogo
Sines Hydrogen and Green Ammonia
Inês Diogo, Director of Environment & Sustainability, Madoqua
Marcella Franchi
Renewable Hydrogen production and energy independency
Renewable Hydrogen production and energy independency
Marcella Franchi, CMO, Haffner Energy
PANEL SESSION: The green hydrogen opportunity
Hydrogen has long been seen as a potential source of clean fuel but, despite attracting attention, it has largely failed to make an impact. However, with the EU making hydrogen an important contributor to its net-zero plans, how can we accelerate adoption? What’s the market, how cost-effective is it, and how can a flourishing hydrogen economy be created?