Events 2011 6th International Renewable Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition
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Contact person: Mr. Valentin Hollain, Project manager IRES 2011 Tel.: 0049-228-2891446/0049-228-362373 Fax: 0049-228-361279 (  Download the IRES 2011 conference programme)Day one, November 28, 2011 08.30 am Registration 10.00 am Opening and welcome Wolfgang Palz, Committee of Chairpersons, World Council for Renewable Energy (WCRE), Paris/Brussels Johannes Remmel, Minister for Climate Protection, Environment, Agriculture, Nature Conservation and Consumer Protection of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf, Germany Lothar Schneider, Managing Director EnergyAgency.NRW, Wuppertal, Germany 10.30 am-01.00 pm Introductory lectures The effective political framework in Germany and its importance for energy storage Martin Altrock, Becker Büttner Held, Berlin, Germany For a 100.000 storage installations programme Jörg Mayer, Managing Director, German Solar Industry Association (BSW-Solar) Operational Flexibility through Smart Grid Storage - Craig R. Horne, CEO EnerVault Corporation, Sunnyvale, Electricity Storage Association (ESA), USA Long-term storage options – overview of current developments Michael Sterner, Fraunhofer IWES, Kassel, Germany Thermal Storage: state-of-the-art and current questions Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bavaria, Garching, Germany Storage demand in different scenarios Dirk Uwe Sauer, RWTH Aachen University, Germany Lunch 01.00-02.00 pm 02.00-04.00 pm Parallel sessions B1-B3 Session B1: Sensible Thermal Storage Houses heated entirely by Solar Energy all year round Josef Jenni, Energietechnik AG, Oberburg, Switzerland Sensible heat storage in district heating networks: a novel control strategy using the network as storage Olivier Pol, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, Vienna, Austria Energy bunker Wilhelmsburg –Innovative technology, intelligent integration Joel Schrage, HAMBURG ENERGIE GmbH, Germany Large scale heat storages Thomas Schmidt, Solites, Steinbeis Research Institute for Solar and Sustainable Thermal Energy Systems, Stuttgart, Germany and Per Alex Sørensen, PlanEnergi Nordjylland, Skørping, Denmark First solar district heating grid with a seasonal heat storage in a redevelopment project Markus Pfeil, Pfeil & Koch ingenieurgesellschaft, Stuttgart, Germany Session B2: 100% RES and storage system demand 100% Renewable power system for Europe Martin Greiner, Aarhus University, Denmark Storage demand of an electricity supply based on wind and sun Matthias Popp, Engineering Consultant, Wunsiedel, Germany Options for an increased flexibility in the electricity generation system Gunnar Kaestle, Technical University Clausthal, Germany Design of a community energy system integrating renewable energy supply, demand management and storage Yangang Xing, Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff, United Kingdom Storage management with a redox-flow-battery Michael Porzig, IZES gGmbH – Institut für ZukunftsEnergieSysteme, Saarbrücken, Germany Smarter Grid or Smarter Storage –where do business and technology meet? Anthony Price, Swanbarton Limited, Malmesbury, United Kingdom Session B3: Pumped hydro and compressed air storage systems The planning and construction permission procedures for pumped storage facilities Thorsten Gottwald, LUTHER NIERER, Berlin, Germany Energy storage in federal waterways Thomas Schomerus, Leuphana University, Lüneburg, Germany Why underwater compressed air energy storage (UW-CAES) is poised to capture significant market share Curtis VanWalleghem, Hydrostor, Ontario, Canada Adiabatic CAES: theoretical efficiency improvements & industrial considerations Mathieu Rouzeyre, EDF - R&D, Chatou, France LTA-CAES – Adiabatic low temperature compressed air energy storage plants Daniel Wolf, Fraunhofer UMSICHT, Oberhausen, Germany Initial thermodynamic and economic analysis of a hybrid concentrating solar-compressed air energy storage system Guillermo Ordorica-Garcia, Alberta Innovates – Technology Future, Edmonton, Canada Coffee Break, 04.00-04.30 pm 04.30-06.30 pm Parallel Sessions C1-C3 Session C1: Thermal Storage: PCM Latent thermal storage in heating systems with air source heat pumps Fabian Rösler, Bayreuth University, Germany Mobile PCM heat storages for waste heat recovery– optimization for a stable commercial operation Samir Binder, ATZ Entwicklungszentrum, Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Germany Materials for heat accumulation Tereza Zemlova, VCHT Praha, Ústav energetiky, Czech Republic High performance PCM storage based on paraffin-polymer-compounds Dirk Büttner, Rubitherm Technologies GmbH, Berlin, Germany Industrial-scale heat storage with high-power PCM units Thomas Grünberger, SGL CARBON GmbH, Meitingen, Germany Session C2: Policy and funding schemes The German feed-in-tariff law (EEG) and its framework for the self-consumption of PV energy including the EEG-amendment 2012 Thorsten Gottwald, LUTHER NIERER, Berlin, Germany Grid parity and cheaper storage bring disruptive change in electricity markets Ruggero Schleicher-Tappeser, sustainable strategies, Berlin, Germany What Do the Regulators Care About? How to Make the Cost Effectiveness Case for Storage Laurence G. Chaset, Sustainable Energy Futures, Oakland, USA Influence of different political frameworks on the financial feasibility of electric energy storage in Germany and the United States Florian Schubert, Renewable Analytics LLC, San Francisco, USA Interdisciplinary perspectives of storage technologies applied for balancing out supply and demand at a high penetration of renewable energy in the electricity system Bert Droste-Franke, Europäische Akademie Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler GmbH, Germany Session C3: Life Cycle Assessment Evaluating environment and resource aspects of energy storage technologies with respect to a long term viable usage Bert Droste-Franke, Europäische Akademie Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler GmbH, Germany The European whitebook on grid-connected storage Nicolas Martin, INES, Le Bourget-du-Lac, France Life cycle assessment of three different types of batteries for wind energy storage: lead acid, vanadium redox flow and sodium sulphur batteries Rudolf Zauner, VERBUND Renewable Power GmbH, Vienna, Austria Mobility costs analysis and life cycle assessment of Power-to-Gas as alternative fuel Tobias Trost, Fraunhofer IWES, Kassel, Germany Vanadium flow battery energy storage – a mature, enduring technology - displacing oil with wind and solar power Sir John Samuel – Renewable Energy Dynamics (REDT), Wokingham, United Kingdom Battery recycling and recovery of critical materials Nick Morley, Oakdene Hollins Ltd, Ailesbury, United Kingdom End of Day one Day two, November 29, 2011 08.30-10.30 am Sessions D1-D3 Session D1: Thermal Storage: Thermo-chemical storage solutions Solar combisystems and storage: Different systems configurations and performance criteria Gwennyn Tanguy, CEA-INES LETH, Le Bourget du Lac, France Modelling thermal energy storage in adsorbent beds for solar heat Sheida Stephens and F. Handan Tezel, University of Ottawa, Canada Investigation and up-scale of a closed thermo-chemical heat storage technology to be used in industrial processes and heating applications Mike Blicker, Fraunhofer IGB, Stuttgart, Germany Thermochemical heat storage based on CaO/Ca(OH)2 Marc Linder, German Aerospace Center – DLR e.V, Stuttgart, Germany Characterisation of sorption materials for heat storage - current work on comparable measurement procedures Stefan Henninger, Fraunhofer ISE, Freiburg, Germany Session D2: Grid-connected (PV)-battery systems The profit of pv-battery systems depending on the prices and market conditions Grietus Mulder, VITO - Flemish Institute for Technological Research NV, Boeretang, Belgium Integration of distributed storage units in the low voltage grid Aleksandra-Sasa Bukvic Schäfer, SMA Solar Technology AG, Niestetal, Germany The SOL-ION system: 1st experience with a PV storage system in private households Armin Schmiegel, voltwerk electronics GmbH, Hamburg, Germany Economic integration of li-ion storage units in central inverter systems for self-consumption: the S10 systems from E3/DC Andreas Piepenbrink, E3/DC GmbH, Osnabrück, Germany Energy Revolution in Germany: Challenges and decentralized methods of resolution Udo Möhrstedt, IBC SOLAR AG, Bad Staffelstein, Germany Progress on Recent Utility-scale energy Storage Systems for Integration of Solar and Wind Power Jarl Pedersen, Xtreme Power, Austin, USA Session D3: Electric vehicles - Charging stations, metering and grid services E-mobility and renewable energy – application areas, requirements and risks from the perspective of the car Lars Hollmotz, P3 Ingenieurgesellschaft, Stuttgart, Germany Vehicle to grid and demand side management - an assessment of different strategies for the integration of electric vehicles Christine Krüger, Wuppertal Institut für Klima, Umwelt, Energie GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany The economic feasibility of renewable powered fast charging stations Ralf Benger, TU Clausthal, Germany Mobile Metering – An efficient infrastructure for electric mobility Knut Hechtfischer, ubitricity Gesellschaft für verteilte Energiesysteme mbH Using electric vehicle charging strategies to maximize PV-integration in the low voltage grid Astrid Nieße, OFFIS, R&D Division Energy, Oldenburg, Germany Project e-SolCar Harald Schwarz, BTU Cottbus, Germany Coffee break 10.30-11.00 am 11.00 am-01.00 pm, Sessions E1-E3 Session E1: High Temperature thermal Storage Air-sand heat exchanger Joachim Göttsche, Solar-Institut Jülich (SIJ), Germany Design and test results of latent heat storage for concentrating solar thermal power plants and process heat Doerte Laing, German Aerospace Center, Stuttgart, Germany Modeling, simulation and optimization of a high temperature (>800°C) packed bed heat storage system Luigi Mongibello, ENEA - Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy, Portici, Italy High temperature (>400°C) latent heat storage module and system Dong Zhang, Tongji University, Shanghai, China A new approach for high temperature latent heat for CSP Werner Platzer, Fraunhofer ISE, Freiburg, Germany Session E2: Multi-source power plant and grid integration of storage systems Optimised operation and system design of an energy storage device for post-feed-in-tariff sales of wind energy at the spot market Annedore Kanngießer, Fraunhofer UMSICHT, Oberhausen, Germany The virtual power plant becomes reality: A decentralized approach towards direct renewable energy delivery Valerie Speth, Juwi R & D Research & Development GmbH, Wörrstadt, Germany Smart intermittency-friendly cogeneration: Techno-economic performance of innovative double storage concept for integrating compression heat pumps in distributed cogeneration Morten Boje Blarke, Aalborg University, Denmark Operational optimization of CHP plants through seasonal heat storage Dan Bauer, ITW, Stuttgart University, Germany The contribution of biogas generation to a superordinate energy management system to compensate for the fluctuations of wind and sun Nadine Senkel, CUTEC Institut GmbH, Clausthal Zellerfeld, Germany Grid integrated storage systems - applications, advantages, economic efficiency Karl Nestmeier, Clean Energy GmbH, Aub, Germany Session E3: Hybrid Energy Storage Solutions by COST European Cooperation in Science and Technology Pan-European Network on Hybrid Energy Storage Solutions in frame of the COST organisation Dalik Sojref, WTTC, Berlin, Germany Innovative materials for hybrid energy storage devices Elzbieta Frackowiak, Poznan University of Technology/Institute of Chemistry and Technical Electrochemistry, Poznan, Poland Intelligent hybrid energy storage systems Yonghua Cheng, VITO - Flemish Institute for Technological Research, Mol, Belgium Hybrid energy storage solutions for mobile applications Gerard Coquery, IFSTTAR - French institute of science and technology for transport, Versailles, France & Paul Borza, Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania Hybrid energy storage solutions for stationary applications João Martins, Universidade Nova de Lisboa-FCT-DEE and UNINOVA-CTS, Monte de Caparica, Portugal & Mihai Sanduleac, ECRO SRL, Bucharest, Romania 01.00-02.00 pm Lunch Break 02.00 pm- 04.00 pm Sessions F1-F3 F1: Long-term storage systems A Facility based on H2 to manage the production of a wind farm Milagros Rey Porto, GAS NATURAL, Barcelona, Spain Decentralised Electrolysis – linking the power and transport sectors Simon Bourne, ITM Power, Sheffield, United Kingdom Construction and operation of a wind-electricity electrolyzer to increase the share of decentralized energy supply Carsten Kolligs, Evonik Industries AG, Marl, Germany Hydrogen Energy Storage Development Erik Wolf, Siemens AG, Renewable Energy Division, Nuremberg, Germany Water electrolyser for storage systems – study on the state of the art of the technology and future development trends Tom Smolinka, Fraunhofer ISE, Freiburg, Germany Long-term storage of renewable energy via liquid organic hydrogen carriers Daniel Teichmann, BMW Group Research and Technology, Munich, Germany F2: Batteries - Various technologies for stationary applications Development of the stationary "UltraBatteryTM" for smart grid applications Masaru Miura, The Furukawa Battery Co. Ltd., Nikko-City, Japan Is there a need for new lithium-ion cathode materials in large scale lithium-ion batteries for stationary applications? David Merchin, UMICORE Cobalt & Specialty Materials, Brussels, Belgium CaFrESS - Carbon free energy supply system Christoph Kuhrt, EOS Energy Ltd, Salzbergen, Germany Economic grid storage Cord-Henrich Dustmann, Battery Consult sagl, Sagno, Switzerland Cost-effective renewable energy firming and time shifting using a breakthrough Redox-flow battery storage technology Craig R. Horne, EnerVault Corporation, Sunnyvale, USA FIAMM Green Power Island Prototype plant of Almisano (Vicenza) ITALY Giorgio Crugnola, FZ Sonick SA, Stabio, Switzerland F3: Product and concept innovations Development and application of intelligent stationary energy storage devices - StoREgio Peter Eckerle, Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar GmbH, Mannheim, Germany The energy autarkic house from HELMA – intelligent self-supply with electricity and heat Stephan Riedel, Sunstrom GmbH, Dresden, Germany/ Timo Leukefeld, Consultant, Freiberg, Germany Sewage purification plants as component of decentralized energy generation and storage system Henry Riße, RWTH Aachen University, Germany Leclanche cells "swiss made in germany" Uwe Höfling, Leclanché GmbH, Willstätt, Germany From the automotive lithium-ion battery to a stationary storage for PV energy: AReBAM (Akasol Renewable Battery Module) Björn Eberleh, Akasol Engineering GmbH, Darmstadt, Germany Future of LIB(Lithium Ion Battery)-ESS as DESS and its real implementation of Smart Grid in Korea Andrew Kwon, Samsung SDI Co., Seoul, South Korea 04.00-05.00 Coffee break and Poster Session 05.00 – 06.30 pm, Panel discussion, afterwards Poster Award How much storage do we need and which incentives/policies are necessary for the implementation of storage devices? - Peter Droege, President EUROSOLAR - Jörg Mayer, Managing Director, German Solar Industry Association (BSW-Solar) - Anthony Price, The Electricity Storage Network/International Flow Battery Forum, United Kingdom - Rudolf Rechsteiner, Consultant, Basel, Switzerland - Dirk Uwe Sauer, RWTH Aachen University, Scientific Conference Chair - Craig R. Horne, CEO EnerVault Corporation, Sunnyvale, USA End of Day two Day three, November 30, 2011 09.00-11.00 am Sessions G1-G3 Session G1: Long-term storage systems B – Power-to-Gas (starts already at 08.30 am) Hydrogen as energy storage carrier for excess electricity in the natural gas grid Gert Müller-Syring, DBI Gas-und Umwelttechnik GmbH, Leipzig, Germany proWindgas for the energy transition - A fresh breeze for the natural gas grid Robert Werner, Greenpeace Energy, Hamburg Analysis of Power-to-Gas as long term storage depending on eletricity- and CO2-sources Mareike Jentsch, Fraunhofer IWES, Kassel, Germany Business model and market introduction strategy for Power-to-Gas-facilities in the German market Hermann Pengg-Bührlen, SolarFuel GmbH, Stuttgart, Germany The Audi e-gas project - using PtG for sustainable mobility Reinhard Otten, Audi AG, Ingolstadt, Germany Potentials and locations for power-to-gas in Germany Christopher Breuer, RWTH Aachen, Aachen, Germany Hybrid PV-Wind-Renewable Power Methane Plants – an economic outlook Christian Breyer, Reiner Lemoine Institut gGmbH, Berlin, Germany Biological Energy Storage as Carbon Neutral Fuel Alexander Krajete, Green Thitan, Austria Session G2: Batteries - Batteries - A session on Zinc-based batteries, Zinc-flow and redox-flow-batteries Store Electricity in Zinc Gregory X. Zhang, International Zinc Association, Toronto, Canada Global Deployment of Prudent Energy's VRB Energy Storage Systems and its applications in the German Market Hugh Sharman, Prudent Energy, Aalborg, Denmark Zinc Air – a Low Cost, Long Life and Near Term Battery Technology Michael Oster, Eos Energy Storage (formerly Grid Storage Technologies), USA Design, chracterisation and operation strategies of all vanadium redox-flow batteries Martin Dennenmoser, Fraunhofer ISE, Freiburg, Germany The CellCube vanadium redox flow battery system Martha Schreiber, Cellstrom GmbH, Wiener Neudorf, Austria Progress of redox flow battery and demonstration projects Huamin Zhang, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dalian, China Session G3: Off-grid and mini-grid power supply systems Sustainable off-grid power station for rural applications Jos van der Burgt, KEMA Nederland BV, Arnhem, The Netherlands ATL lithium-ion-battery energy storage solution Clive Huang, Amperex Technology Limited, HongKong, China Mobility concepts for the use of excess power from the renewable energy supply system on the island of Graciosa (Azores Archipelago) Oliver Arnhold, Reiner Lemoine Institut gGmbH, Berlin, Germany The potential of battery energy storage for grid connected domestic renewable sources of energy Joseph Cilia, ABERTAX GROUP, Malta The smart energy grid: A bridge worth building Raymond Schmid, Hydrogenics, Oevel, Belgium Hybrid energy storage solutions with batteries and fuel cells to secure autarkic renewable power supplies- Operation experiences and optimization perspectives Dietmar Geckeler, Heliocentris Energiesysteme GmbH, Berlin, Germany 11.00-11.30 am, Coffee Break Final Plenary Session H, 11.30 am – 01.00 pm Synopsis of the conference for electricity storage Synopsis of the conference for thermal storage Renewable energy, Perspective – visions and goals Eric Martinot, Research Director Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies (ISEP), Tokyo, Japan Closing Words 01.00-02.00 pm Lunch Break 02.00 pm Excursion to Heliocentris 02.00-04.00 pm Short seminar: Systematic cost calculation and classification of markets for electricity storage by Dirk Uwe Sauer, Scientific Conference Chair |
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