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For any further information required, please contact Alexandra Tusder on +44 (0) 207 065 5514 or [email protected]

Located next to St. Paul’s Cathedral and The Barbican, ETC. Venue’s St. Paul’s is easily accessible by excellent transportation links in the

heart of England’s Capital City.

Venue

etc. venues St. Paul’s Address

200 Aldersgate, St Paul’s, London EC1A 4HD, UK Contact Number

020 3011 0830 Website

www.etcvenues.co.uk/venues/stpauls

Accommodation

Montcalm Hotel (5 Star): 52 Chiswell Street, EC1Y 4SA

Discounted Rates Discounted rates start at £192 per room per night (inc. VAT, room only) or £210 per room per night (inc. VAT & Breakfast) Website http://www.themontcalm.com/

Booking Instructions Bookings must be made directly via reservations by calling +44 (0) 207 479 2233 or email [email protected] Please use the booking code OLIV280115 when making your reservation.

Release dates Rooms will only be guaranteed until 7 January 2015. After this date rooms will become subject to availability, therefore please get in touch as soon as you can. Each guest is required to guarantee the booking with own credit/debit card. Individual Cancellation policy – 14 days prior to arrival date, 1 nights charge if cancelled within cxl periodOther nearby hotels can be located using www.hotels.com

Visa Information

Many countries require a visa to enter the United Kingdom on

either business or tourist visas. Please click on the following link to see if your nationality require a visa to enter the country; http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/visiting/business/visa/. Should you need a visa, please follow the instructions on this page; http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/visiting/business/apply/. Please use the above links are guides only, and for official confirmation of your visa needs/requirements get in touch with your local UK embassy.

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For any further information required, please contact Alexandra Tusder on +44 (0) 207 065 5514 or [email protected]

Public Transport

Our 200 Aldersgate venue is conveniently located in the heart of the City, right next to London Wall and the Museum of London. Just 5 minutes from both Barbican and St Paul's tube stations, and 10 minutes from Farringdon and Moorgate. Our venue overlooks the Museum of London, so follow signs to the Museum and you will find our venue right next door.

By Underground, St Paul's - Central line On exiting the station follow St Martin Le-Grand north towards Aldersgate Street and the Museum of London. When you arrive at the Museum of London roundabout our venue is located on the left. Look for the circular artwork in the window and go through the revolving doors.

By Underground, Barbican - Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City linesOn exiting the station turn right on to Aldersgate Street. Follow Aldersgate Street south towards London Wall and the Museum of London. As you arrive at the roundabout for Museum of London our venue is on the right. Cross over the zebra crossing and look for the circular artwork in the window and go through the revolving doors to reception.

By Train Aldersgate is located near Moorgate and Farringdon railway stations, and is around a 10 minute walk from both.

By Bus The closest bus stop is at the Museum of London and is served directly by the number 4 and 56. Other services also serve Barbican and St Pauls and our venue is a short walk from both these locations.

The nearest 'Boris Bike' docking stations are located directly outside 200 Aldersgate and adjacent to the Museum of London.

Parking The closest car park is located next to the venue at 158 – 170 Aldersgate Street. Visit www.ncp.co.uk for more details.

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UTILITIES AWARD CATEGORIES

Roll Out innovation Award Scottish Power

Customer Services Innovation

Award Scottish Power

Utility of the Year British Gas

SOLUTION PROVIDER OF THE YEAR

Network and Communications Award

TelefonicaHome Energy Monitor Award

Chameleon TechnologySmart Metering Technology of the

Year Siemens

Smart Metering Data Management Solution Opower

Smart Metering Service Provider Award

TOA TechnologyInnovation of the Year

Current CostSmart Water Metering Innovation of

the Year Home rider Systems

Cyber Security Award NXP Semiconductors

The 5th Annual Smart Metering UK & Europe Summit took place at ETC Venues in the City of London on 27th & 28th January. Over 400 delegates attended over the two days for the most successful and largest event covering UK and European Smart Metering & Grids in the UK. The event hosted over 60 presentations including the esteemed speakers from the Department of Energy and Climate Change, Ofgem, European Commission, National Grid, British Gas, E.ON, Npower, Scottish and Southern Energy, EDF Energy, Scottish Power and many more.

We would like to thank all attendees and our 27 sponsors for attending this sold out event and for making the event our most successful to date.

Highlights of the programme included updates from DECC on the Smart Metering Implementation Programme, Ofgem’s view of Consumer Protection in the future smart meter market, updates from the UK’s Big 6 Utilities, plus 12 presentations from the leading Water Utilities on the benefits and outlook for smart water metering.

The European Smart Metering Awards recognized excellence and achievement in European Smart Metering projects and technologies. Over 200 industry executives took part in Europe’s leading networking event for the Smart Metering Industry.

SMART METERING UK AND EUROPE SUMMIT 2014 EVENT REPORT

Congratulations to our 2014 Winners! 5

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6thFEATURING:

2015 ADVISORY COMMITTEE

2015 SPEAKERS

HENRIK MAGNUSSON, Technical Strategy Manager for

the Future Networks team, Scottish and Southern Energy

JEREMY HEATH, Network Manager, Sutton and East Surrey

Water Plc

PAUL GLASS, Metering Change Manager, Anglian Water

CHARLES HEALEY, Metering Manager, South East Water

ANDY SLATER, Director Marketing

EMEA & Asia Pacific, Sensus

ZOE MCLEOD, Senior Manager, Vulnerable Consumers,

Ofgem

ROBIN LANE, Head of Strategy, Smart Metering, Arqiva

LORENZO COLOVINI, Sales & Market

Development Manager, Enel Distribuzione S.p.A

PAUL FITZGERALD, Sales Director, Junifer Systems

PHILIP LEWIS, CEO & Founder, VaasaETT

DR. JERRY BRYAN, Chairman, Albion Water

ALSO FEATURING ADDITIONAL TOP LEVEL SPEAKERS, INCLUDING:

DANIEL BARRETT, Environment Unit, Development, Greater London Authority

JIM DICK, Senior VP, Strategic Marketing, Johnson Electric

RHIANNON GREY, Balancing Analyst, National Grid

FRANTIŠEK MÜLLER, Process optimization and project expert, CEZ Distribucni služby

JOHAN ANDER, Head of Large Programs, Fortum

ROBERT DENDA, Smart Metering Project Coordinator, Endesa

MARTA HUERTA ARRIBAS, Demand side Management Department, Red Eléctrica de España

WILLEM STRABBING, Managing Director, ESMIG

SPEAKER TBC, Affinity Water

JON BROOKES, Project Coordinator, Bristol City Council

CHRIS WELBY, Policy & Regulatory Affairs Director, Good Energy

STEVE ROWE, Head of Regulation & Compliance, Co-operative Energy

JEREMY HEATH, Network Manager, Sutton and East Surrey Water

JOANNE FIELDING-COOKE, Head of Insight, Southern Water

SPEAKER TBC, Deihl Metering

NEIL HARPER, Operational Development Manager-Metering and Connection, United Utilities

ROSIE MCGLYNN, Smart Meter Policy & Project Manager, Energy UK

VLADIMIR SULC, CEO, Microrisc

LORENZO COLOVINI, Business Development Manager, Enel Distribuzione S.p.A

EVO STEFANOV, Managing Director, Methodia Inc.

ANTONIO BUONDONNO, Head Of Europe and the Americas Business Development, Enel Distribuzione S.p.A

PAVLA MANDATOVA, Advisor, EURELECTRIC

BERT HEERBAART, Program Manager, DENSEK

LOURENS KOOPMANS, Head of Business Development Information and Communication Technology Europe, TÜV Rheinland Group

ANDERS BIRKE, Lead IT Architect, DONG Energy

MARIELLE LIIKANEN, Senior Advisor, Swedish Energy Markets Inspectorate

NICK HEYWARD, Project Director - Smarter Network Storage, UK Power Networks

JESSICA STROMBACK, Executive Director, Smart Energy Data Coalition (SEDC)

SPEAKER TBC, Holley Metering

SPEAKER TBC, Macquarie

GILLES THONET, PhD, Managing Director Europe, ZigBee Alliance

LUCA LO SCHIAVO, Deputy Director – Infrastructure Regulatory Division, Italian Regulatory Authority for Electricity Gas & Water

LIZ LAINÉ, Head of Smart & Sustainable Energy, Citizens Advice

PHILIP LEWIS, CEO & Founder, VaasaETT

MICHAEL JOHN, Senior Security Consultant, ENCS

JOHN WEBSTER, Vice President of Marketing & Strategy, EMEA, Opower

JEREMY YAPP, Deputy Director, Smart Metering, BEAMA

PHIL HACK, Head of Strategic Projects, UK Power Networks

KARIN WIDEGREN, Director, The Swedish Coordination Council for Smart Grid

MARK BLASMAN, Smart Grid Business Development, Jomar Softcorp International

SIMON MURRAY, Business Development Manager, Homerider Systems

DAVID ROBINSON, Head of Networks, Veolia Water

+ MORE TO BECONFIRMED

FEATURING SPEAKERS FROM THE UK’S LEADING UTILITIES:

NEIL PENNINGTON, Director of Smart Innovation, RWE npower

SIMON HARRISON, Product, Innovation, Technology and Trialling Manager, RWE nPower

STEFAN LEEDHAM, Industry & Government Manager - Smart Metering Programme, EDF Energy

SENIOR LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE TBC, British Gas

SENIOR LEVEL REPRESENTATIVE TBC, Scottish Power

JEAN FIDDES, Head of Solution and Value, Smart Metering, E.On UK

+ KEY INDUSTRY REGULATORS, INCLUDING:

DORA GUZELEVA, Head of Networks Policy, Ofgem

BART SCHOONBAERT, Senior Manager Consumer Policy, Ofgem

DARON WALKER, Senior Responsible Owner - Smart Metering Implementation Programme, Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC)

JONATHAN SIMCOCK, Managing Director, Data Communications Company (DCC)

CLAIRE MAUGHAM, Director of Communications, Smart Energy GB

CONSTANTINA FILIOU, Smart Grids Team, DG Energy, European Commission

NICCI RUSSELL, Director of Parliamentary and Public Affairs, OFWAT

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6thFEATURING:

CHOOSE BETWEEN THE 5 CONFERENCES PACKED INTO THE 2 DAY SUMMIT

SMART METERING UK

EUROPEAN SMART METERING

SMART WATER

ENERGY STORAGE

SMART GRIDS & FUTURE CITIES

The UK smart metering machine has whirred into gear and roll-outs across the union have begun in earnest. This conference, now in it’s 6th year, will examine the developments and challenges currently arising in smart metering projects. Speakers will again include

DECC, Ofgem, the “Big Six” Energy Suppliers, and energy utilities from across the UK to share strategies and examine policy and look at the next steps in smart metering.

Over the past 6 years Europe has witnessed great progress in it’s Smart Metering projects. Now utilities are looking to further these smart initiatives and opportunities in the sector continue to grow. This conference will present experiences and lessons from completed

rollouts and look towards new project developments. Some of Europe’s biggest utilities will be sharing their experiences alongside the smaller and more innovative companies giving

their views and opinion on a rapidly changing energy landscape.

Water Metering in the UK is on the brink of a big change. The next phases in Metering innovation and development will concern the provision and billing of Water to UK customers. Over the past 3 years this event has developed into one of the leading forums for the UK’s water utilities to discuss the next steps in smart water metering.Speakers will include OFWAT, Water Utilities from across the UK and the main technology companies involved in Smart water metering projects.

Due to the increasing integration of renewable energy sources on the grid the global energy storage market is expanding. Energy storage technologies will play an important

role in ensuring the EU has a low carbon future. This growth is preceded by the continued development of smart grid infrastructure and as such the energy storage market will

increase to $19 billion by 2017. The Energy Storage Conference will bring together Europe’s experts on the matter to discuss current business models for energy storage

solutions and the progress of energy storage projects around the world.

This conference will not only look at ongoing developments in Smart Grid projects across Europe but also the next steps and future requirements for energy utilities. Leading speakers from Utilities, technology companies and grid projects will outline current strategies and next steps in developing smart grid infrastructure and technologies that are changing the way societies use energy. The stream will include a special focus on Smart Homes, Electric Vehicles and the Smart Grid Projects Panel bringing together the leaders from various projects across Europe to look at what the future will hold in smart grid infrastructures.


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08.00 Registration & Coffee

09.00 Opening Plenary Session:Welcoming address from Oliver KinrossOpening speech from special guest speaker

09.20 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

09.30 An Update from the Department of Energy and Climate Change on the Smart Metering Implementation Programme

• Programme overview• Progress and key developments

in the industry-wide delivery programme

• Preparing for Initial Live Operations

Daron Walker, Senior Responsible Owner - Smart Metering Implementation Programme, Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC)

10.05 TOU Billing Since 2009 INTEGRATION Strategy for AMI, MDM, CIS and ERP

• Visibility to Meter Inventory• Meter Configuration History• Single SHARED Premise/Meter• Profile - AMI, MDM, CIS• Real Time Meter State Changes• Service Order Processing• Billing Quantity Request’s• MDM, CIS Integration• Account, Tariff, Meter Changes• Settlement – NSLS• Interval based Cost of Energy

Mark Blasman, Smart Grid Business Development - Jomar Softcorp International

10.40 Refreshments & Networking Break


09.00 Opening Plenary Session:Welcoming address from Oliver Kinross


09.30 Benchmarking Smart Metering Deployment: A Focus on Electricity

• The benchmarking report from the European Commission

• Key recommendations• Running actions at EU level• Next steps; consumer trust,

innovative energy services, data handling, costs and benefits

Constantina Filiou, Smart Grids Team, European Commission

10.05 Wireless Mesh Networks. Expectations and Reality.

• Wireless mesh networks - nightmare, challenge or economic solution?

• Fast data aggregation in mesh networks - where is the problem?

• Low power mesh network - extra? ultra? how to define low (power)?

• AMRs as a service?

Vladimir Sulc, CEO, Microrisc


11.00 European Smart Energy Overview: Developments and Obstacles - Are we on course?

• The state of play• Current barriers• Consumer concerns• Best practices

Willem Strabbing, Managing Director, ESMIG

SMART METERING UK

EUROPEAN SMART METERING

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09.00 Opening Plenary Session:

Welcoming address from Oliver Kinross


09.30 Smarter Network Storage – A Case Study of Optimised, Multi-Purpose Storage

• UK Power Networks & Smarter Network Storage – Project introduction & aims

• The business case for large-scale storage across multiple applications

• Realising the business case - Commercial models for optimising energy storage

• Experiences from the design, construction, installation and commissioning

Nick Heyward, Project Director - Smarter Network Storage, UK Power Networks

10.05 Energy Storage Solutions for the UK

• Allowing power to flow both ways can develop the smarter grid

• Localizing energy generation• Integrating renewables –

allowing communities to secure their own energy


11.00 Case studies on Energy Storage Possibilities

• Global examples of energy storage innovation

• Lessons for Europe and the UK• Challenges in Europe –

regulation, the current grid

ENERGY STORAGE

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11.00 The Retail Market Review of Smart Metering

• RIIO innovation – network regulation

• Setting price controls• Delivering a fair price

for consumers

Dora Guzeleva, Head of Networks Policy, Ofgem

11.35 The Consumer Engagement Plan: Supporting the GB Smart Meter Roll Out

• Engaging GB households with the GB smart meter roll out throughout 2015

• Working in partnership to communicate the benefits of Smart to every consumer

Claire Maugham, Director of Communications, Smart Energy GB

12.10 Presentation Slot Reserved for Macquarie - Gold Sponsor

12.45 Lunch

13.45 Panel Discussion: Achieving Regulatory Compliance whilst Ensuring a Superior Customer Experience

• Putting the customer first - what are their key concerns?

• Gaining new customers and retaining customer base

• Are utilities more consumer focused than ever? - what more can still be done?

Panelists:Steve Rowe, Head of Regulation & Compliance, Co-operative EnergyRosie McGlynn, Smart Meter Policy & Project Manager, Energy UK

Panelist TBC

Panelist TBC

14.30 The Smart Meter Roll Out in the UK

• Challenges in investing in a mass smart meter roll out

• Smart metering deployment updates in the UK - 2015 to 2020

• Justifying the cost of the roll out to the consumer

Senior Level Speaker TBC, British Gas

11.35 Investment of the Meter Value: Next Steps Post-Connection

• What next following the connection?

• How the connection will alter end user behaviour

• Recent research findings & analysis

• What to do next with collected meter values?

Johan Ander, Head of Large Programs, Fortum

12.10 Presentation Slot Reserved for Methodia - Gold Sponsor

12.45 Lunch

13.45 Customer Research: Case Study Findings & Analysis

• Project Introduction• Findings from customer

research study; findings, conclusions, lessons?

• Challenges & successes in the study

• Future developments; predictions, requirements

Marielle Liikanen, Senior Advisor, Swedish Energy Market Inspectorate

14.20 Customer Response to Real Time Pricing

• The REE real time pricing scheme: prices for small consumers

• Update of developments/findings• Experiences of consumer reaction• Predictions in customer

response in 2015Marta Huerta Arribas, Demand Side Management Department, Red Eléctrica de España

14.55 Standards for the 21st

Century in Smart Grid• Introduction of TÜV

Rheinland Group• Smart Grid Standards at a glance• ZigBee Smart Energy

1.2 in the UK• Case study Japan• Testing and Certification

Lourens Koopmans, Head of Business Development Information and Communication Technology Europe, TÜV Rheinland Group & Gilles Thonet, Managing Director Europe, ZigBee Alliance


11.35 Energy storage for balancing the GB electricity system

• Challenges for GB System Operator in the changing energy landscape

• Opportunities and challenges for electricity storage

• Optimal combination of balancing tools

• National Grid electricity storage case study

Rhiannon Grey, Balancing Analyst, National Grid

12.10 Perspectives and Requirements for Energy Storage in the German Market

• Germany’s energy storage requirements

• The German energy landscape – integrated renewables

• Lessons for Europe• Technologies and solutions for

an integrated energy system

12.45 Lunch

13.45 Battery Based Energy Storage: Utility, Residential and Industrial Options

• Regulation for battery based storage

• Moving towards the renewable grid

14.20 The Future Role of Energy Self-Sufficient Solutions

• What will the future community and home look like in the energy storage context?

• How will this affect the role of the utility and consumer?

• What will be the technological developments that get us there? What needs to happen?

• Requirements, challenges and precedent across Europe

14.55 The Competitive Landscape for Energy Storage

• Strategies for market positioning• Outlook for the future of

a competitive sector



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6thFEATURING:

15.05 Energy Efficiency and Control in Smart Meters

• Electric Disconnect relays1. Exceeding UC3 requirements2. Highest safety and

tamper resistance• Gas shut off valves

1. Highest grid efficiency2. Longest battery life

for pre paid metersJim Dick, Senior VP, Strategic Marketing, Johnson Electric


16.15 Presentation Slot ReservedJeremy Yapp, Deputy Director Smart Metering, BEAMA

16.50 Panel Discussion: The Consumer Challenge - the Road to Engagement

• What will the customer be getting? - A new meter or a new experience?

• What makes smart meters attractive?

• How do we convince consumers to maximise the potential?

• Could we over sell the proposition?

• Awareness of different consumer groups - recognising their needs, evolving perceptions, earning trust

• Will smart metering improve trust in suppliers?

Panelists:Chris Welby, Policy & Regulatory Affairs Director, Good EnergyClaire Maugham, Director of Communications, Smart Energy GBLiz Lainé, Head of Smart & Sustainable Energy, Citizens AdvicePhilip Lewis, CEO & Founder, VaasaETTJean Fiddes, Head of Solution and Value, Smart Metering, E.ON UK

17.35 Chairman’s Closing Remarks

17.45 Close of Conference Day 1

18.00 Drinks Reception followed by the Industry Awards Gala Dinner

15.50 Updates on Spain’s Smart Meter Roll Out: An Endesa Case Study

• Spain’s current positioning on smart metering

• What have been the key challenges and successes so far?

• How has the consumer engagement element been tackled?

• Predictions, lessons, and requirements for the road ahead

Robert Denda, Smart Metering Project Coordinator, Endesa

16.25 Italy’s Smart Meter Overview and Lessons for the EU’s Emerging Roll Out Countries

• What are the current challenges the utilities face?

• How have consumers reacted and how are they being engaged

• What are the lessons to build on for future projects in Italy and elsewhere in Europe?

Antonio Buondonno, Head Of Europe and the Americas Business Development, Enel Distribuzione S.p.A

17.00 Panel & Open Audience Discussion




15.50 Allowing the Consumer to Choose What They Want

• Incentivising consumers to make the right choice

• Options for the edge of grid• The example of solar in the UK• Case study precedent for

growth in grid edge

16.25 Case Study: Battery Storage in Homes Giving Customers More Control Ever than Bill

• Connections to solar• Case studies from

California and Australia• Battery technologies in use

today and applications to the UK and European markets





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09.30 Smart Programme Design• Approach, strategy, cooperation• Forming business models• Obstacles on the horizon• Regulatory considerations• Consumer involvement

& impression

Stefan Leedham, Industry & Government Manager, EDF Energy

10.05 Case Study: Scottish Power• Developing the HAN technologies

for all building types• Moving from foundation to mass

roll out – key areas of focus

Speaker TBC, Scottish Power

10.40 Refreshments & Networking

11.00 Smart Innovation: An RWE npower & Google Nest Case Study

• An update on Nest • The “Internet of Things” - How

does the concept effect the development of consumer engagement strategies?

• Challenges & successes - experiences so far

• The outlook for 2015

Neil Pennington, Director of Smart Innovation, RWE npower





09.30 Local Optimization of Consumption Against Local Generation as a Smart Solution

• Local renewable generation and low voltage grid

• Local prediction and optimization for consumption and generation

• Smart metering with Smart Grid extension - future of smart metering?

František Müller, Process optimization and project expert, CEZ Distribucni služby

10.05 Expo Milan 2015 Smart Grid: an Innovative Implementation of Active Energy Management in a Meshed Grid

Lorenzo Colovini, Business Development Manager, Enel Distribuzione S.p.A


11.00 Finding the Best Means to Respond to Security Threats

• The scope of cyber threats in the 21st century

• Tapping into new solutions and new technology to combat cyber threats

• Perspective from the European Network for Cyber Security (ENCS)

Michael John, Senior Security Consultant, ENCS (European Network for Cyber Security)

SMART METERING UK

STREAM A STREAM B STREAM C

DAY TWO, 30TH JANUARY

SMART GRIDS & FUTURE CITIES



09.00 Opening Plenary Session:Welcoming address from Oliver Kinross


09.30 The Smart Water Metering Landscape in 2015: Opportunities and Challenges

• Projects and current developments

• Methods and technologies of water metering

• How do water companies foresee handling the customer service side of smart metering?

• Lessons and next steps in smart water metering

• The scope for incorporating water metering into the current smart metering paradigm

Jeremy Heath, Network Manager, Sutton and East Surrey Water

10.05 A Customer Service Strategy for Water Metering

• A Customer Service Strategy for Water Metering

• Lessons from Southern Water metering roll outs

• Engaging with the consumer early in metering projects

• The value to the consumer of water metering

Joanne Fielding-Cooke, Head of Insight, Southern Water


11.00 Presentation Slot Reserved for

Deihl Metering - Gold Sponsor

SMART WATER

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11.35 Presentation Slot Reserved

John Webster, Vice President of Marketing & Strategy, EMEA, Opower

12.10 The new opportunities and consumer barriers within the emerging UK Capacity Market

• Why are capacity markets important and what can they bring the demand side industry?

• The progress and structure of the UK Capacity Market

• What is left for consumers?• Next steps and opportunities for

consumers and for the industry

Jessica Stromback, Executive Director, Smart Energy Data Coalition (SEDC)

12.45 Lunch

13.45 Smart Metering: Delivering Customer Benefits

• Delivering the benefits of smart prepay

• Supporting vulnerable consumers in a smart world

• Consumer engagement – next steps

Bart Schoonbaert, Senior Manager Consumer Policy, Ofgem

14.20 Latest Smart Home Innovations: An npower Update

• Brief UK smart home overview• Developments in the market• Update from npower’s

innovation strategy• Outlook for 2015

Simon Harrison, Product, Innovation, Technology and Trialling Manager, RWE npower

14.55 Update from the DCC• Progress in building and

testing the DCC solution• Engaging with Industry

throughout testing• Preparation for Initial Live

Operation and Mass Rollout• Key risks and concerns

Jonathan Simcock, Managing Director, Data Communications Company


11.35 Combatting Cyber Threats During Smart Grid Deployment in Europe

• Smart grid deployment and increased vulnerability

• Challenges in securing the smart grid

• the European Energy ISAC• Steps towards improving cyber

resilience in the European energy infrastructure

Bert Heerbaart, Program Manager, DENSEK

12.10 Smart Grids and New Downstream: From Innovation to Deployment

• Overview on current European policy on smart grids and retail market

• Roles and ambitions of distribution system operators

• Integration of distribution energy resources

• Regulation for smart distribution network investments

Pavla Mandatova, Advisor, EURELECTRIC

12.45 Lunch

13.45 The Swedish Road Map for Smart Grid – a National Perspective on Future Challenges and Possibilities

Karin Widegren, Director, The Swedish Coordination Council for Smart Grid

14.20 Smart Grids Demonstration and Deployment in Italy - the regulatory initiatives

• The challange dimension: 24 GW of distributed RES in Italy

• Regulatory requirements on DG units for system security

• The Regulator’s approach to innovation

• Pilot projects for smart grid, storage, multiutility smart metering

• Next steps: towards output-based incentives for smart grid deployment

• Next steps: towards a role for storage in the balancing and ancillary service market

Luca Lo Schiavo, Deputy Director – Infrastructure Regulatory Division, Italian Regulatory Authority for Electricity Gas & Water

11.35 Examples from the UAE – How Do They Manage Water Usage?

• Dubai case study on smart water metering

• A smart water metering in a high water use country

• Lessons for water metering in the UK

12.10 Presentation Slot Reserved

Simon Murray, Business Development Manager, Homerider Systems

12.45 Lunch

13.45 Panel Discussion: Water Utilities• What are the main

challenges facing water utilities in implementing smart water metering?

• How can the water sector be better at implementing innovation in water metering?

• What are the key lessons from UK smart power meter roll outs?

• What current UK projects can the rest of the UK learn from?

Panel Host:

Jeremy Heath, Network Manager, Sutton and East Surrey Water

Panelists:

Nicci Russell, Director of Parliamentary and Public Affairs, OFWAT

Joanne Fielding-Cooke, Head of Insight, Southern Water

Neil Harper, Metering Strategy Manager, United Utilities

Panelist TBC

14.25 Generating Revenue and Retaining Contestable Customers with AMR

• Projects and successes of AMR• Retaining customers

through AMR benefits• The customer angle of AMR

Speaker TBC, Affinity Water

13.00 Smart Water Metering

Experiences and Challenges• Overview of United Utilities

Water Metering Schemes• Challenges and Developments

Through Installation• Customer Response - Strategies• Conclusions and Future Projects

Neil Harper, Metering Strategy Manager, United Utilities



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15.50 Smart Metering Device Assurance – providing confidence in smart metering device interoperability

• Energy UK will reconfirm the benefits of SMDA testing

• Energy UK will provide a summary of the SMDA RFP project outcomes

• Energy UK will provide an update on the SMDA Scheme Operator RFP process

Rosie McGlynn, Smart Meter Policy & Project Manager, Energy UK

16.25 How to reduce your smart meter rental!

• What are the cost leavers• Choosing the right hardware• What’s the warranty worth?• The value of Churn agreements

Phil Hack, Head of Strategic Projects, UK Power Networks


17.10 Close of Conference

14.55 London’s Future Energy System• Efficient and responsive• Absorbing additional pressure

whilst reducing carbon impact

Daniel Barrett, Enviroment Unit, Greater London Authority


15.50 A Living Laboratory – Testing smart energy solutions in Bristol’s Smart City Programme

• Bristol futures brings together green, digital and European agendas to support the city’s future success. Creative, entrepreneurial, outward facing, agile: actively seeking opportunities, funding and productive partnerships (internal & external)

• Brand new ‘city innovation’ team: employing digital technology to create a sustainable, inclusive, prosperous smart city

• Digital infrastructure: digital innovation: digital inclusion

• Brings together green, digital and European agendas to support the city’s future success

Jon Brookes, Project Coordinator, Bristol City Council

16.25 The Virtual Power Plant Project: A DONG case study

• Plans for increased wind power capacity in Denmark & the EU

• Wind as a variable power source & Integration challenges

• Updates on the VPP - experiences, latest project findings & analysis

• The future for wind power integration

Anders Birke, Lead IT Architect, DONG Energy



15.55 New Water Bill: Implications for Utilities and Innovation in Water Metering

• Examining the new water bill and what it means for innovation and future roll outs

• Challenges and opportunities• Overview of the regulatory

landscape for water metering

16.30 Competition in the New Water Retail Market

• How prepared are current water companies for new competition in the retail market

• Analysis of the reforms – what this means for utilities

• Priorities for utilities - retain existing customers/gain new business

• Developing a strategy – defensive priority? The wholesale market?

• Smart water metering – a consumer engagement strategy?




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