Innovate to Survive Programme

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Innovate to Survive:Engineers for a One Planet Future

2 8 2 9 J U N E 2 0 1 0ONE GREAT GEORGE STREET, LONDON

SupportersAssociation of Building Engineers, Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors, Combined Heat and Power Association,Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, Engineers Without Borders, European Construction Industry Federation, Hazards Forum,Highways Agency, Industrial and Power Association, Institute of Highway Engineers, Institute of Water, Institution of Engineering andTechnology, Institution of Engineering Designers, Institution of Highways and Transportation, Institution of Mechanical Engineers,Institution of Structural Engineers, International Structural Engineering and Construction Society, Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership,Major Energy Users Council, NESTA, Renewable Energy Association, Society of Environmental Engineers, Society of Operations Engineers

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ICEs flagship event ofthe year will highlight how

innovation in engineeringdesign and construction can

underpin the challenges ofa low carbon future.

Examine the engineers' role in addressing thechallenges of climate change

Discuss the key issues of a developing transport

infrastructure: what will the networks look like in

a low carbon economy?

The conference will provide delegates with

international solutions to the problems posed by

growing city populations, with case studies from

New York, Masdar and London.

Understand the implications of reduced natural resources:

how will we continue to ensure water and food security?

Delve into what engineers can do to encourage

behavioural and cultural shifts among the population

in the struggle for a sustainable future

Explore the need for innovative solutions that must

underpin all of these factors


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Who should attend

CEOs, CTOs, COOs, MDs, Chief Economists,

VPs, Commercial Directors, Innovation

Directors, Directors of Product Development,

Chief Scientific Advisors and senior decision

makers of:

Engineering, planning and design contractors

Energy, utilities and transport providers

International consultancies

Individual large engineering projects

Government departments

Climate change charities and lobby groups

Architecture and manufacturing firms

Financial services providers working in the built environment space

Why attend

Attracting senior decision makers from across the builtenvironment value chain, you can expect to meet clients,

contractors and consultants concerned with the delivery of

solutions to the following challenges:

The economics of climate change

Renewable energy: delivering the right mix for long term

energy security

An integrated energy infrastructure

Development of new communities and the revitalisation

of existing cities

Delivering a transport infrastructure for the low

carbon economy

Global water and water security: can humans meet the

challenges they have set themselves?

Incentives for innovation: the importance of research

and education

Delegates will leave the event:

having made contacts with those at the top end of

the industry

having heard practical, innovative solutions to the

challenges posed to us by climate change

with the skills and tools that will keep them, and their firms,

in practice for the next thirty years

Using a combination of strategic plenary sessions and focussed,

solutions-driven roundtable workshops, this event will give

delegates the opportunity to really engage with those that are

able to make a difference in this field.

Do you want to meet the people that areplanning for the future?

Do not delay: book your place at the

engineering event of the year now.

Sponsorship and Exhibition

Innovate to Survive - the only event to bring all thekey stake holders together under one roof

Attracting up to 350 leading planners, consulting engineers

and contractors, government representatives, developers

and financiers to discuss issues of strategy, design and

implementation, Innovate to Survive is the engineering

event of 2010. No other event will provide the chance to

discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with the

delivery of low carbon engineering solutions.

Sponsoring and/or exhibiting at this event will allow your

organisation to:

generate new leads

position your brand as a key player and innovative

solutions provider in the low carbon space

associate your business with the professionalism and

excellence the Institution of Civil Engineers stands for

The role of engineering in a One Planet Future isbeing discussed now, shouldnt your company bepresent and contributing?

A limited number of sponsorship and exhibitionpackages are still available. For more information anda personalised sponsorship proposal please contactNorman Anand, Events Sales and Marketing Manager, [email protected] or on +44 (0)20 7665 2215.

WorkshopsTime will be dedicated to specific, solutions driven

discussions within the areas of energy, resilient communitiesand transport. Designed to give you an opportunity to hearpractical solutions to specific challenges, this will be yourchance to join roundtables to discuss your key issues with

your peers.

With three options in each area, you have the opportunity to

design your own agenda to complement the plenary sessions.

EnergyAtkins, Ceres Power and Baxi Group will be amongst others

discussing innovative solutions to challenges in:

Renewable energy

The possibilities of extracting energy from waste

The recovery and storage of heat

Resilient CommunitiesThe London Mayors Office, New York City BuildingCommissioners Department and Adrian Smith + Gordon GillArchitecture will be amongst others discussing design and

build, defence and the city concept in:

New York

London

Masdar

TransportHS2, Bombardier Transport and Lufthansa CityLine willbe amongst others discussing key challenges facing thedevelopment of transport networks on:

A local level

A national level

A global level



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Innovate to Survive

08:00 Registration

08:45 Introduction from the Chair

Michael Dickson, Chair, Innovate to SurviveEvent Organising Committee

08:50 Introduction from ICE President

Welcome to ICE

Aims and objectives of the conference

Paul Jowitt, President, Institution of Civil Engineers

09:00 One Planet Future: The Engineers Role

The challenge: where is the world now and where are

we going?

The contribution of the engineer: what the profession

must be aware of

Climate predictions: examining the latest global forecasts

David Nussbaum, CEO, WWF-UK

09:30 How Technology has Underpinned the Development ofthe Energy Generators Response to Climate Change

Developing a project plan for achievement

Understanding the UKs contribution on a global level

10:00 The Economics of Climate Change

Implications for engineering

Understanding the cost of carbon

Factoring in carbon economics as well as f inancial

in project planning

Dimitri Zhengelis, Chief Economist, Cisco Systems,

and Co-author, The Stern Report

10:30 Questions and Answers11:00 Morning Refreshments and Networking

11:30 Emissions Trading

Current status of global emissions trading and the

impact on engineering

Henry Derwent, Chair, International Emissions

Trading Association

11:55 Carbon Reduction: The Regulators View

The remit of the regulator in carbon reduction

UK Climate Change Act

Promoting energy efficiency

The response of companies

Alistair Buchanan, CEO, OfGem

12:20 Engineering a New Energy Future

The challenges and rate of new technology deployment

The importance of the integrated energy infrastructure

Gerald Schotman, Chief Technical Officer, Shell

12:50 Questions and Answers

13:10 Lunch

Energy: What is the Right Mix for the UK,and How Will We Get There?

14:10 Introduction by Session Chair

James Wilde, Director of Insights, Carbon Trust

14:30 Energy Efficiency

Managing demand

Managing generation

Managing efficiency

Looking outside the UK for examples

Don Leiper, Managing Director of Energy Services, E.ON UK

14:55 Renewables: Where Are We, and Where Are We Going?

Is there an obvious limit to the proportion UK should have

in its mix? (40% of Spains electricity is from wind)

Where have we got to with energy storage: the holy grail

for renewable energy

Storage: what is achievable?

Alison Kay, Commercial Director, National Grid

15:20 Research and Development:An Important Rolein Innovation

R&D and innovation: infrastructure energy and the

environment.

UK R&D Score Card: focus on engineering

The importance of the interaction between research and

practice

Breaking down the silos: working with other government

funding bodies

John Armitt, Chairman, Olympic Delivery Authority

and Chairman, EPSRC


16.05 Afternoon Refreshments and Networking

16.30 The Need for Change: Examining the Social andBehavioural Dimension

Understanding the impact of perception on the planning process

Community engagement: how this can work in favour

of the engineer

Dennis Seal, Director, Development & Affordable

Housing, Kier Partnership Homes

16:50 Breakout Sessions

A combination of presentations leading to roundtable discussions

17:50 Feedback and Panel Discussion

2020: achievable targets?

Identifying the key actions the industry must take

18:30 Close of Day One and Drinks Reception

19:30 Conference Dinner

Renewables: How

Much is Enough?

Sponsored session,

Senior representative,

Atkins

Roundtable discussions

Can We Extract

Enough Energy fromWaste? Is There

Another Way?

Sponsored session,

Senior representative,

Costain


Heat: How Do

We Recover andStore It?

Mark Kelly, CEO,

Baxi Group, UK &

Ireland

Peter Bance, CEO,

Ceres Power


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Innovate to Survive: Engineers for a One Planet Future

Programme: Tuesday 29 June 2010

C40s City: New York

Adam Freed,Deputy Director

Mayor's Office of

Long-Term Planning

and Sustainability,

City of New York

Fatma Amer, First

Deputy Commissioner

of NYC Buildings,

City of New York


Exemplar Future

Cities: MasdarGordon Gill, Partner,

Adrian Smith +

Gordon Gill

Architecture


Existing Cities:

LondonGovernment

Security Adviser,Centre for the

Protection of National

Infrastructure


08:00 Registration

08:45 Welcome to Day Two from the Chair

Michael Dickson, Chair, Innovate to Survive

Event Organising Committee

Resilient Communities of the Future

08:50 Resilient Communities of the Future:A Strategic Overview

Designing new cities: the drivers

Inherited infrastructure: the challenges and solutions

Reuse, recycle, sustain

Energy efficient cities

Nick Tyler, Professor of Civil Engineering, UCL



10:15 Question and Answers

10:30 Morning Refreshments and Networking

Transport

11:05 The Future of Transport: Delivering an Infrastructurefor a Low Carbon Economy

The demands of an integrated transport network

The growing inter-dependency of transport

Global, National, Local: do the same challenges face them all?

Brian Collins, Chief Scientific Adviser, Department for Transport




13:00 Lunch

Water and Natural Resources

14:00 Water and Natural Resources: The ChallengesHumans Have Set Themselves

The work of the Global Water Partnership in ensuring global

water security

The relationship between water and food security

The dependence of international food security on international

economic security

Ania Grobicki, Executive Secretary, Global Water Partnership

14:15 Developed and Developing: Can There Ever TrulyBe One Planet?

Worlds natural resources: the challenge of depleting resources

Reversing the current trend: achieving a sustainable rate

The impact of climate change on health

Andrew Lamb, Chief Executive, Engineers Without Borders, UK

14:40 Global Water and Water Security

Food, land use and water

Water management

Is water the new carbon?

Water footprint

Ian Cluckie, Chairman, Flood Risk Consortium


15:30 Afternoon Refreshments and Networking

Incentives for Innovation: Investment and Change15.50 Introduction by Session Chair

Mark Williamson, Director of Innovations, Carbon Trust

16:10 Understanding the Importance of EncouragingInnovation at an Early Age

Encouraging the new generation of engineers

Is Innovation a skill, and can you learn it?

Can you teach innovation?

Barry Clarke, Professor of Civil Engineering Geotechnics,University of Leeds

16:30 A Case for Innovation: Britains Economic Transition

Towards a resource efficient future

Skills for the transition to a low carbon economyFinancing the transition

Sir John Harman, Treasurer, Aldersgate Group

16:50 The Green Deal

Green loans and bonds

Do we need green banks?

Does green need to drive the innovation agenda?

Ben Caldecott, Head of UK and EU Climate Change and

Energy Policy, Climate Change Capital

17:10 Questions and Answers: Innovate to Survive?

17:30 Close


Local

Thierry Duquenne,Chief Engineer,

Bruxelles Mobilit


National

Andrew McNaughton,Chief Engineer, HS2

Michael Aherne,

Technical Director,National Transport

Authority, Ireland


Global

Andre Navarri,President and COO,

Bombardier Transport


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Images used throughout brochure Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill.Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill are the design architects of Masdar HQ.


Conference Dinner2

A Prestige Dinner will be held at the close of the firstday, offering attendees the chance to network, meetthe speakers and continue the days discussions.

The Dinner costs 65 (exc. VAT) and guests are welcome

to attend. Corporate table packages are available.Contact Norman Anand on +44 (0)20 7665 2215 or [email protected] for further details.

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ICE has teamed up with EPSRC and The Happold Trust to run a postercompetition for students to demonstrate exciting and innovativesolutions to challenges facing the industry.

A judging panel drawn from across the industry are consideringsubmissions across four categories:

Transport Water and Food Security

Energy The Built Environment

The best posters will be displayed within ICEs building for the event and the entiremonth of July, and one poster author will win a trip for two to Copenhagen.

Judges will be looking for ideas that:

Represent step change in thinkingProvide long term solutions, rather than quick fixesAre feasible they can be achieved through engineering skill

Submission for the 2010 Competition is now closed.

2011 CompetitionThe success of this poster competition, designed to highlight thecontribution and ideas of student engineers to the developmentof the industry, has allowed ICE to make this an annual event.

The 2011 Competition will provide a further opportunity foranyone interested in displaying their ideas or providingsupport to the development of engineeringeducation to get involved.

Do you have an innovative solution?

Do you or your company want to take anactive part in the 2011 Competition?

Contact [email protected] to getinvolved or for further information.

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