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FIAMM Group, born in 1942, manufactures and distributes batteries for automotive (starter) and for industrial usage (stand-by, emergency), as well as warning devices (clacson and sirens). FIAMM has a global presence in 60 countries worldwide, with around 3000 employees. Today, FIAMM Group is also focused on the energy storage systems with a dedicated business unit: thanks to the unique battery technology “sodium-nickel chloride” SoNick battery, FIAMM Energy Storage Solutions is partner and supplier for advanced solutions on both on-grid and off-grid applications, as well as for electric mobility.

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EnerSys® is the global leader in stored energy solutions for industrial applications. We complement our extensive line of motive power, reserve power and specialty products with a full range of integrated services and systems with sales and service locations throughout the world. Headquartered in the United States, with regional headquarters in Europe and Asia, EnerSys employs over nine thousand people and operates 30 manufacturing and assembly facilities world-wide. This vast infrastructure and over 100 years of battery experience positions EnerSys at the forefront of both manufacturing capabilities and new product development. EnerSys has launched the OptiGrid TM Stored Energy Solutions in 2012. This grid-scale energy storage system helps the customers to optimize the grid availability .. EnerSys has also launched a Home Energy Storage system, to support the utilization of solar energy at homes.

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AES is a leader in commercial energy storage partnerships, which enable utilities, power markets and renewable developers to manage projects from concept to operation. The company’s energy storage solutions unlock value from existing power infrastructure, liberating reserve capacity, enabling renewable facilities to generate new revenue streams, improving flexibility and reliability of the power system, and meeting peak power demand. With 200 MW of storage-based resources in operation and construction, AES has the largest fleet of battery-based storage assets in commercial operation today. The company has over 1,000 MW in development with prospects in the US and abroad.

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ATL is a manufacturer of world class Lithium based electrochemical cell technologies. Equipped with state of the art development facilities and a highly qualified technical service group. It has developed a superior supply chain of quality materials complimenting the best in class manufacturing technologies in creation of a large number of cell technologies. The key corporate officials are proven leaders in the market providing the best quality and price for customers. Our reputation includes: among top 5 lithium cell manufacturers worldwide, world’s largest producer of pouch/polymer batteries, leadership in global standardization efforts, global supplier to top

GE Energy Storage, a business unit of GE Power & Water, delivers advanced energy storage solutions based on the innovative Durathon Battery. Durathon is engineered to meet the growing need for safer, reliable and high-performance energy storage solutions for stationary and motive applications. Delivering value and ingenuity to the Telecommunications, Power Generation, Grid Operation and Energy Management markets, Durathon Battery Energy Storage Solutions will change the way the world sees battery power and energy storage systems.

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Founded in 1956 as an electromechanical company, in the 80s SAET became part of an important multinational group of engineering and plant engineering, acquiring new working methods and the ability to assume responsibility for Turn-Key systems supplies, on the international market too. The research and development, with a traditional partnership with the University of Padua, allows SAET to provide solutions that are technologically advanced. SAET develops Systems and Turn-Key supplies based on the following core competencies: HV Substations, MV-LV Distribution Systems, Protection Metering & Control Systems, SCADA and Substation Automation System.

Established in 1995, BYD is a top high-tech enterprise specialising in New Energy, IT and Automobile. As the world’s leading battery manufacturer, BYD designs and manufactures the Fe battery which is used in the EV and battery storage. BYD produces 1) Solar lanterns - an energy storage product which combines PV, battery and LED which turn the sunlight into electricity to satisfy basic lighting needs 2) Distributed Energy Storage System which can maximise PV energy self-consumption 3) Containerised Energy Storage Solution is used for grid stabilisation, distribution power quality and load levelling. 4) Micro-grid solutions which combine renewable energy and energy storage into an independent power source. Thus far, BYD has over 200 MWh Fe Batteries servicein EVs, Buses and Energy Storage Systems.

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Hydrogenics is a worldwide leader designing, manufacturing, building and installing industrial and commercial Hydrogen Systems around the globe with over 60 years of experience.We offer world leading expertise for a range of applications, including:•Hydrogen generators for Industrial processes and Fueling stations •Hydrogen fuel cells for electric vehicles, such as urban transit buses, commercial fleets, utility vehicles and electric lift trucks •Fuel cell installations for freestanding electrical power plants and UPS systems (uninterruptible power supply) •Hydrogenics is pioneering “Power-to-Gas” the world’s most innovative way to store and transport energy. Hydrogenics Corporate headquarters are located in Mississauga, Canada with manufacturing facilities located in Germany and Belgium. We have other corporate and sales offices, and hydrogen installations, operating in several countries around the world. Hydrogenics Corporation is a publicly listed company on the NASDAQ (stock symbol HYGS) and the TSX (stock symbol HYG).

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Parker Energy Grid Tie Division is an industry leading manufacturer of utility scale grid tie inverters used in energy storage PCS, solar, wind, and wave power applications. Parker has a broad installed base in energy storage applications, including complete outdoor PCS solutions and integrated battery containers. The Division offers global sales and support channels. With installations around the world, Parker offers application knowledge and real world experience to its customers. Our Engineering team is available to help with a complete energy storage solution that can be customized to meet your needs.With annual sales of $13 billion in fiscal year 2013, Parker Hannifin is the world’s leading diversified manufacturer of motion and control technologies and systems, providing precision-engineered solutions for a wide variety of mobile, industrial and aerospace markets. The company employs approximately 58,000 people in 49 countries around the world. Parker has increased its annual dividends paid to shareholders for 57 consecutive fiscal years, among the top five longest-running dividend-increase records in the S&P 500 index. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.parker.com or its investor information website at www.phstock.com.

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A123 Energy Solutions develops and manufactures advanced batteries for electric grid, backup power and lead-acid replacement applications based on A123 Systems Nanophosphate® lithium ion technology. A123 Energy is an industry leader in energy storage system integration focusing on high performance, efficient, safe and reliable battery systems, ranging from small industrial batteries to massive grid-scale energy storage systems. Its megawatt-scale Grid Storage Solution™ product line has been successfully operated in dozens of sites around the world in commercial revenue service since 2009 and have reached over 110MW deployed. Providing full service from upfront application analysis, installation, and commissioning to maintenance and operational support, A123 Energy is your full turnkey energy storage system integrator.

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NEC is a leading global provider of innovative and integrated IT and networking solutions that meet the complex and changing needs of its customers. By leveraging its assets in IT and devices like batteries or chipsets, NEC targets to bring to the market cutting-edge solutions that contribute to change the way we manage energy generation and consumption. By providing a combination of products and solutions that cross utilise the company’s experience and global resources, NEC’s advanced technologies meet the complex and ever-changing needs of its customers. In all, NEC aims to be a leading global company leveraging the power of innovation to realise an information society friendly to humans and the earth.

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Heindl Energy GmbH, based in Stuttgart (Germany), develops a concept of a new generation of gravity power storage. The concept of a Hydraulic Hydro Storage (HHS) aims to store and provide electricity in so far unknown quantities over long periods of time. The design is based on the hydraulic lifting of a large body of rock. Electric pumps, which are already used in pumped storage power stations, will pump water underneath a cylinder of rock and thereby lift it. The pumps will operate on surplus wind and solar power. In times of insufficient renewable electricity generation that water, being under high pressure from the rock above it, will power a turbine and thus produce electricity, just like in a standard hydropower plant. The concept bares a huge economic benefit, because the storage capacity is increasing by 4th power with each additional meter of radius, while costs for construction will rise only by 2nd power.

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Programme At A GlanceMonday

31 MarchPRE-FORUM MASTERCLASSES

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Wednesday 2 April

FORUM DAY 2

Thursday 3 April

FORUM DAY 3

Building An Action Plan (Champagne Roundtable)

Friday4 April

FORUM DAY 4

RESIDENTIAL ENERGY STORAGE

Achieving Cost Reduction And Improving

Technical Implementation

Utilities Breakfast Session

SOLAR WITH ENERGY STORAGE

POWER ELECTRONICS - EPC PARTNERSHIPS

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WIND WITH ENERGY STORAGE

LATEST RESULTS FROM REAL LIFE DEPLOYMENTS

ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Masterclass AEnergy Storage 101

Masterclass BDeveloping A Regulatory And

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Masterclass CAccurately Quantifying The Amount Of

Energy Storage Needed And Determining A Profitable Business Model

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“Interesting insights in the applications of storage. “

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Regulators And Government Officials From Different Countries Worldwide policy and regulation is key for the success of energy storage. Refine your business case by listening and meeting directly with key Government representatives from Europe and Asia.

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Kevin Popper is a research consultant for Azure International with a strong concentration on energy storage and related technologies. Since joining the Azure Team, Kevin has developed some of the first quantitative models for valuing energy storage applications in China. He also manages the development of comprehensive databases covering both the Chinese and international markets. He also has hands-on manufacturing experience; at Metalwerks PMD in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he set up testing facilities and assisted with process development for a number of novel specialty alloys.

Kevin Popper Consultant, Cleantech Research AZURE INTERNATIONAL (CHINA)

SESSION 1The New European Energy Infrastructure Regulation: The Importance of Storage Projects

SESSION 2Enegry Storage: A Comparison Between the US and EU Regulatory Frameworks

SESSION 3What Type Of Regulatory Measures Would Be Most Helpful For Energy Storage Technology Owners?

SESSION 4Learning From The Recent Italian Regulatory Experience Luca Lo Schiavo Deputy Director – Infrastructure Regulatory Division AUTORITÀ PER L’ENERGIA ELETTRICA E IL GAS (AEEG) (ITALY)

SESSION 5Suggesting Market Rules And Mechanisms That Will Drive The Investments In Storage Systems

Masterclass BDeveloping A Regulatory And Policy

Framework For The Energy Storage Market

The Federal Regulatory Energy Commission in the US recently passed a mandate to support energy storage technologies. This new rule could play a crucial role in nurturing the growth of the young energy storage market. There is no doubt that regulation is key in the success of energy storage. Join this masterclass to help you in creating solutions for regulators, utilities and investors and overcome the challenges in making the business case for energy storage.

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New ES technologies like flywheels and chemical batteries have recently achieved significant technological maturity and are well into successful pilot stages and/or commercial deployments. This Pre-Forum Masterclass is designed to help you assess global ES market opportunities, and provide the sector-specific analysis tools for understand the coming storage revolution. The participants are not required to be fluent in energy storage challenges and technologies.

SESSION 1Intro to Energy Storage Technologies: flywheels, batteries, compressed air SESSION 2Evaluating ES opportunities: napkin economics for energy professionals, questions you should be asking, mistakes to avoid and lessons learned

SESSION 3Mapping Projects And Deployments Worldwide. What is the current stage of development?

SESSION 4What is driving energy storage adoption worldwide?

SESSION 5Energy storage global market forecasts: U.S., Europe, China, Japan, Korea, Australia

This Masterclass will examine the most likely methods that could be utilised to make your energy storage business case stronger. Learn the rationale behind using specific tools to help you in making your business strategy decisions.

SESSION 1Choosing The Ideal Mix Of Energy Storage Technologies That Will Optimise The Cost To Benefit Ratio For Utilities/TSOs/DSOs

SESSION 2What Type Of Performance Is Required And When?

SESSION 3Establishing A Methodology For Payback Calculations Of Storage Plant

Masterclass AEnergy Storage 101: Assessing global

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Masterclass CAccurately Quantifying The Amount Of

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Pierre BernardManaging PartnerBERNARD ENERGY ADVOCACY (BELGIUM)

8.30 Registration And Coffee9.00 Start of Masterclass11.00 Coffee Break13.00 Lunch

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Pierre is co-founder and Managing Partner of Bernard EnergyAdvocacy (BEA), a boutique advisory firm (14 consultants) created in 2011 that specializes in advocacy, strategic business development and dedicated legal advice, all relating exclusively to electricity transmission and distribution, renewables, power storage and energy efficiency. The firm provides advice to international key play-ers in the electricity markets mainly in Europe, the U.S. and the Gulf countries (ME). Prior to creating BEA, Pierre was in charge of the newly created business development activities of the Elia Group.

Michael SolomonCEOCLEAN HORIZON (FRANCE)

BJARTI THOMSENRenewable Energy AdvisorFAROESE EARTH AND ENERGY DIRECTORATE (FAROE ISLANDS)

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Anders HoveCleantech Energy Research Manager,AZURE INTERNATIONAL (CHINA)


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Networking Lunch, Exhibition visit And ConnecTime

Recommendations On Developing Specifications In Order To Achieve Optimum Reliability Of Energy Storage Systems Jari Riikonen Product Manager ENERSYS (FINLAND)

To What Extent Could Large Scale Solar Park Owners Leverage The Use Of Energy Storage And Achieve ROI?• What are the potential business models and applications?• What are the partnerships needed in order to make energy storage succeed in the solar industry?• How can we use energy storage with solar to be more cost effective? Nick Boyle CEO LIGHTSOURCE (UNITED KINGDOM)

Examining The Case of Energy Storage From A TSO Perspective Anna Carolina Tortora Head of Innovation and Development TERNA STORAGE (ITALY)Terna is one of the world largest TSOs and is developing 130 MW Storage Systems

Comparing 120 Energy Storage Projects Deployed Worldwide And Evaluating The Merging Trend Of Power-To-Gas To Solve Transmission Challenges• Evalutating projects by application, Mwh size, region and technology type• What are the opportunities for Gas Utilities in this market?• To what extent can power-to-gas solve the energy storage challenge? Olivier Vallee CFA Partner NATUREO FINANCE (FRANCE)

Coffee Break, Exhibition visit And ConnecTime Examining The Deployment Of Redox Flow Batteries And Understanding How To Achieve Their Optimum Performance• What are the main applications for Redox Flow Batteries and why?• Evaluating lifecycle benefits and ROI compared to other Energy Storage systems• Examining current technical challenges and suggesting further research needed Luis Manuel Santos Moro Head of R&D EDP / HC ENERGIA (SPAIN) HC Energia is part of EDP and distributes electricity to the regulated market

PANEL DISCUSSION AND MOBILE POLLINGHow Can We Achieve Worldwide Alignment Of Energy Storage Regulatory Policies And Incentives?• Comparing energy storage policies and result studies in USA, Europe & Asia - lessons learnt from each country • Which regulatory bodies are important for alignment?• Who are the different stakeholders in each of the different regulatory areas?• Which geographical areas or stakeholders are in most need of market rules and what steps need to be taken? • How can we create legal and regulatory structures for energy storage with a visible approach worldwide?• To what extent can worldwide alignment be useful and can it really be achieved? Patrick Clerens (MODERATOR) Secretary General EASE (UNITED KINGDOM)

PANELISTS: Sir David King Government Representative For Climate Change and Former Chief Scientific Advisor OFFICE OF FOREIGN SECRETARY WILLIAM HAGUE (UNITED KINGDOM) Luca Lo Schiavo Deputy Director – Infrastructure Regulatory Division AUTORITÀ PER L’ENERGIA ELETTRICA E IL GAS (AEEG) (ITALY) Marielle Liikanen Senior Advisor ENERGY MARKET INSPECTORATE (SWEDEN) David Purdy Director, Energy Efficiency Deployment Office DEPT OF ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE (UNITED KINGDOM) Cesar Martinez Regulatory Affairs Expert ENDESA (SPAIN) Nicolas Chaset Special Advisor in Energy Storage Policy at California Public Utilities (CPUC) CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR’S OFFICE EDMUND G BROWN (USA)

NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTIONSpeakers and delegates will come together within the exhibition area to discuss the day’s topics in a more relaxed atmosphere within an exclusive setting overlooking the gardens at the 5 star Jumeirah Carlton Tower Hotel.

Registration And Coffee

Welcome AddressDavide Bonomi, Content Strategy DirectorDUFRESNE – ENERGY STORAGE WORLD FORUM

Chairman Introduction Jurgen Weiss Principal BRATTLE GROUP (USA)

POLICY AND REGULATION KEYNOTES

Outlining The Strengths And Weaknesses Of Current Energy Storage Policy/Regulatory Initiatives And Understanding What Role Governments And Utilities Should Play In Resolving Critical Issues

Governments Perspective• How to compare energy storage favourably to generation: Financial vs Performance• How can we ensure that energy storage has niche market application in a decentralised way?• What are the plans for removing the latest regulators obstacles in the United Kingdom? Hon. Gregory Barker Minister of State for Energy and Climate Change UK GOVERNMENT (UNITED KINGDOM)

Sir David King Government Representative For Climate Change and Former Chief Scientific Advisor OFFICE OF FOREIGN SECRETARY WILLIAM HAGUE (UNITED KINGDOM)

• What are the lessons learnt from the mandate of 1.3 gigawatts of energy storage by 2020 with Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Southern California Edison, San Diego Gas & Electric?• How to mix and match utility, third-party ownership and operation?• What suggestions can be made to the European market scenario for Energy Storage given the CPUC experience? Nicolas Chaset Special Advisor in Energy Storage Policy at California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR’S OFFICE EDMUND G BROWN (USA)

Question & Answer Session To Government Officials And Utilities

ACHIEVING THE BUSINESS CASE

How To Increase The Net Value Of Energy Storage By Examinining Its Current Costs And ROI• Comparing ROI in energy storage size and applications: - large, mid, small scale - power generation, grid, commercial, residential• Determining the best sources of revenue: energy - arbitrage, capacity - avoided cost of peak power, infrastructure - investment deferral• Comparing technologies current and future costs: pumped hydro, CAES, pumped heat, batteries Philippe Cassagne Chief Technology Officer GDF SUEZ (FRANCE)

Coffee Break, Exhibition visit And ConnecTime

Sharing The Outcome From The Latest Energy Storage Deployments – Lessons Learnt And Market Suggestions• What system design is giving better results and why?• How are costs being recouped?• How should responsibility be split among technology partners in order to improve performance? Samuele Lupatini Sales and Marketing Director FIAMM ENERGY STORAGE SOLUTIONS (ITALY) Examining Results From 174 MW In Operation And Demonstrating How To Achieve Scalable And Commercially Viable Energy Storage Applications• How to structure energy storage deployments to make them profitable• Which projects and applications are proving to give better ROI? - frequency regulation - contingency services - ancillary services Julian Nebreda President EMEA Strategic Business Unit AES CORPORATION (USA)

How Can We Capture The Business Opportunity Which Energy Storage Represents?MODERATOR: Nicola Cosciani, CEO FIAMM ENERGY STORAGE SOLUTIONS (ITALY)CEOs Alessandro Fiocco CEO TERNA PLUS and TERNA STORAGE (ITALY) Sir David King Government Representative For Climate Change and Former Chief Scientific Advisor OFFICE OF FOREIGN SECRETARY WILLIAM HAGUE (UNITED KINGDOM) Richard Layard, The Lord Layard Member of the UK PARLIAMENT Programme Director, Well-Being Programme, Centre for Economic Performance LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS (UNITED KINGDOM)

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With more than 650 member companies BSW-Solar acts as an intermediary between the solar businesses and the German government

FRES has set up small-scale utility companies off-grid since 2007

Utilities Breakfast Session At The Exclusive Rib Room At The Jumeirah Carlton Tower This session is only open to Utilities/tsos/dsos who will gather together to discuss issues that utilities have been facing the last year and how to overcome them. Apply to be part of this exclusive gathering by sending your profile to [email protected]


Previous Day Summary and Chairman Introduction Reza Shaybani Chairman BRITISH PHOTOVOLTAIC ASSOCIATION (UNITED KINGDOM)

SOLAR WITH ENERGY STORAGE

Interfacing With DSOs And Evaluating The Economic Viability Of Installing Energy Storage In Solar Farms• Evaluating key technical solutions for providing Frequency, voltage regulations and ancillary services to the grid • What are the value pools for energy storage installed in solar farms worldwide and for which applications?• Comparing solar farms using energy storage vs. not using energy storage. What is the ROI? Fabrizio Bizzarri Head of Innovation, Scouting and Selection ENEL GREEN POWER (ITALY)

Update On The Results From The Energy Storage Solution Of The Almacena Project• What KPIs were used when evaluating the system and the whole project?• What steps does the vendor community need to take into consideration in order to improve current solutions?• What were the key challenges and how were they overcome? Susana Banares Head of Demand Side Management RED ELECTRICA (SPAIN)

Evaluating The Energy Storage Needs In 3700 Microgrid Customers And 27700 Solar Home Systems In Five African Regions• Examining average cost per installed capacity• Estimating levelised cost of electricity (LCOE) for hybrid microgrids• Evaluating consumption and making suggestions for energy storage needs Caroline Nijland Business Development Director FOUNDATION RURAL ENERGY SERVICES (FRES) (NETHERLANDS) Examining ROI Results From the German Incentive Programme For Residential Storage With Battery And PV• By how much were battery storage systems able to increase absorption capability of power grids? • ROI calculation examples with PV and Lithium-Ion vs Lead acid• KFW Bank loans logistics and partnerships with the Solar industry• What are the lessons learnt from the German programme and how can this be replicated in other countries in Europe? Jorg Mayer General Manager BSW SOLAR (GERMANY)


POWER ELECTRONICS – EPC PARTNERSHIPSHow To Deploy Power Electronics And Energy Management Systems That Can Accurately Predict Battery Input And Renewable Balancing• Examining different power electronics topologies suited for energy storage with solar and wind• Understanding the current requirements and performance results of power electronics with energy storage Jim Hoelscher Senior Manager PARKER HANNIFIN (UNITED KINGDOM) Topic to be advised Sanders Jacob Executive Sales Leader GE ENERGY STORAGE (UNITED KINGDOM)

DC to AC: Evaluating Power Flow and Understanding New Power Electronics Requirements In Energy Storage• Examining the power flow from AC to DC where the battery storage device is connected• Configuring multiple DC energy sources such as PV and battery system through a single inverter • Metering separately the output of each unit to deduce electricity from renewable and non-renewable resources Luis Malumbres Head of R&D IBERDROLA (SPAIN)

Encouraging Energy Storage Investment For Renewable Integration And Quantifying The Market Size• How to best calculate the quantity of storage within a given scenario?• Experience from encouraging investors to be involved in storage projects• How big is the energy storage market in Poland and how can it be realistically quantified? Adam Olszewski Head Of Department Of Innovation ENERGA OPERATOR (POLAND)Overcoming The challenges Derived From The Transition Of Traditional Power Plants To Energy Storage • The evolution of Italian electric system: new technologies for incoming challenges • From substations to energy storage: the role of system integrators • Storage Experiences in power and energy projects for distribution and transmission grid Barbara Rossi Business Development Manager SAET (ITALY)


Topic to be advised Robert Gaylen President of Business Development and Chief Technology Officer AMPEREX TECHNOLOGIES LTD (CHINA)

Examining When Cost Reduction Will Be Achieved For Different Energy Storage Applications With And Without Government Incentives• What are the statistics and key metrics to examine in order to evaluate if this market will have a strong business case without the help of incentives?• Forecasting which and when the currently uneconomical applications will become economical• Developing a business case for market based energy storage and quantifying the market size in Europe• Long term vs short term vs medium term Louis-Marie Jacquelin Development Director, Innovation Department ENEA CONSULTING (FRANCE)

Evaluating The Latest Projects Using Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries To Meet Power Quality And Balance Output• Which applications are most suited for Lithium Iron Phosphate?• What are the best power electronics configurations currently?• How can we develop new partnerships and business models between different stakeholders? Fabrizio Ciaccia Country Manager BYD (ITALY)


INVESTORS BRIEFINGQuantifying And Managing The Energy Storage Investment Risk • What must an energy storage company have in order to mitigate the risk of investment from a bank?• What are the type of energy storage deployments and technologies that investors find attractive to invest in?• How do you finance energy storage projects at different stages: prototype, demo, pilot, commercial?PANELISTS: Allan Baker MD - Global Head of Power SOCIETE GENERALE (UNITED KINGDOM) Atiur Rahman Honourable Governor BANGLADESH BANK (BANGLADESH) Bill Rogers Head of Energy Efficiency GREEN INVESTMENT BANK (UNITED KINGDOM) Emmanuel Pouliquen Principal Industry Specialist, Global Industry Department - Manufacturing INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION - WORLD BANK GROUP (USA)

PANEL DISCUSSION AND MOBILE POLLINGCentralised vs. Decentralised Storage: Identifying The Solutions For Two Alternative Paradigms Of Future Electricity Systems• Debating unit costs of large versus small scale storage today and in the next 5 years• What are the differences in benefits such as avoided distribution losses and resiliency?• What effects do market rules and other rules such as permitting, have on the choice between distributed small scale versus large scale?MODERATOR: Jurgen Weiss Principal BRATTLE GROUP (USA)

PANELISTS: Colin MacDonald Head of Solar Senior Policy Manager BRITISH GAS (UNITED KINGDOM) Mark Askew Head of Solar Senior Policy Manager OFFICE OF GAS AND ELECTRICITY MARKETS (OFGEM) (UNITED KINGDOM) Manfred Pils Director Market and Regulation AUSTRIAN POWER GRID (AUSTRIA) Anders Birke Lead IT Architect DONG ENERGY (DENMARK) Jorg Mayer General Manager BSW SOLAR (GERMANY) With more than 650 member companies BSW-Solar acts as an intermediary between the solar businesses and the German government

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Microgrid: Using Lead Acid Batteries As An Energy Storage System In Malaysian Rural Schools – Lessons Learnt• Examining the reliability and sustainability of the energy storage system to accommodate the schools requirement• Why does such a system fail – due to technical factors, or human factors?• Field experiences and Lesson learned Abdul Muhaimin Mahmud Superintendent Electrical Engineer PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF MALAYSIA (MALAYSIA)

Determining The Size Of Storage And Space Area Needed To Install Energy Storage For Wind Energy Facilities• Choosing the most cost effective solution for energy storage systems in wind farms• Comparing energy efficiency vs. chemistry • Evaluating size vs. lifetime Gianluca Cipolletta Head of Asset Management ERG RENEW (ITALY)

Demonstrating Examples Of Generation Deferral Allowed By Battery Energy Storage Systems Ciro Scognamiglio Business Analyst, Smart Grid Solutions NEC (ITALY)


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Tech Soap Box Winner From The 6th Energy Storage World Forum Berlin Latest Energy Storage Results On How To Achieve A Cost Effective Design And Control Software For Hybrid PV Systems• Which testing results should be evaluated and what are the lessons learnt?• What are the key steps when choosing a cost effective inverter/BMS• Evaluating DC Coupling Vs AC Coupling Nina Munzke Team Leader Electrical Energy Storage KARLSRUHE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (GERMANY)

Results From The Installation Of Battery Technology On A DNO Network For Demand Response And Avoiding Constraints• Calculating the likely load increases • Evaluating the current battery configuration• Next step and future improvements for system design Benjamin Godfrey Innovation and Low Carbon Networks Engineer WESTERN POWER DISTRIBUTION (UNITED KINGDOM) Optimising Power Electronics Solutions To Reduce Complexity And Lower Mean Time Between Failures Of The Energy Storage System• Understanding the requirements for voltage control under system normal variations• Examining fault ride through capability and reactive power control range• To what extent could power electronics lower round trip efficiency of a large storage installations? Maciej Swierczynski Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Energy Technology AALBORG UNIVERSITY (DENMARK)

BUILDING THE ACTION PLANTM - CHAMPAGNE ROUNDTABLEFACILITATORS Axel Strang Green Technology Policy Advisor FRENCH MINISTRY OF ECOLOGY, SUSTAINABLE DEV & ENERGY (FRANCE) LOGAN GOLDIE-SCOT Associate Energy Smart Technologies BLOOMBERG NEW ENERGY FINANCE (UNITED KINGDOM) BJARTI THOMSEN Renewable Energy Advisor FAROESE EARTH AND ENERGY DIRECTORATE (FAROE ISLANDS) Erik Hauptmeier Corporate Research and Development Technologies - Power Networks and Storage RWE (GERMANY)

The “Building The Action Plan”™ session is a unique feature of the Energy Storage World Forum and it has been specifically designed to be an integral part of the past 3 Conference Days. It is tailored according to the 2014 delegates needs. How? After listening to all the 50+ presentations of the past 3 days, delegates are asked to list their top 3 challenges that they would like to solve. Then the audience will be split into groups according to their challenge preference and expertise. At this point each team will examine solutions and come up with an action plan for each of their chosen challenge. Finally the team leader from each group will then share the results with the whole audience so that everyone else can benefit from other groups’ ideas. This has proven to be an invaluable session that will give you a tangible action list that you can take back to your office and help you in your strategy and technology meetings. It will also consolidate your learning from the past 3 days. Champagne will be served during this session. The results from this sessions will be put forward to the new energy technologies department at the European Commission.

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Previous Day Summary And Chairman Introduction Logan Goldie-Scot Associate Energy Smart Technologies BLOOMBERG NEW ENERGY FINANCE (UNITED KINGDOM)

Outlining The Strengths And Weaknesses Of Current Energy Storage Policy/Regulatory Initiatives And Understanding What Role Governments And Utilities Should Play In Resolving Critical Issues• Examining the characteristics of the utilities energy market and the interrelation between energy, capacity and storage• Evaluating market & regulatory solutions: what must be done in order to appropriately reward storage? • To what extent could the traditional market models be adapted to meet future challenges? Keith MacLean Policy and Research Director SCOTTISH AND SOUTHERN ENERGY (UNITED KINGDOM)Topic to be advised Iker Garmendia Power Electronics Systems Director INGETEAM (SPAIN)

LATEST RESULTS FROM REAL LIFE DEPLOYMENTSOvercoming The Challenges Of planning And Designing A 6MW/10MWh Storage Facility For Load Shifting, Frequency Regulation And Other Ancillary Services

• Deploying a purpose built facility and overcoming space and safety limitations • Dealing with constraint management • How will it connect to the network? Martin Wilcox Head of Future Networks UK Power Networks (UNITED KINDDOM) Energy Storage Installation in a Distribution Network: A Case Study • Examining the key requirements from Distribution Networks • Evaluating the current battery configuration • Results from latest deployments Roger Lin Director of Marketing A123 ENERGY SOLUTIONS (USA) Evaluating Two Year Results And Lessons Learnt From The Deployment Of 1 MW Energy Storage In Zurich• Sharing load pattern and peak shaving results• Evaluating the latest strategies to minimize required energy capacities for frequency regulation • How to deal with battery degradation factors Michael Koller Energy Storage Specialist EKZ (SWITZERLAND) Coffee Break, Exhibition visit And ConnecTimeEnergy Storage In Hotel Applications: Overcoming The Challenges In Balancing Between Battery Power And Grid Power Whilst Reducing Energy Costs• Examining demand charges and load spikes • How to recoup system installation costs• Evaluating results since September 2012 for: battery, power electronics and BMS• Defining key lessons learnt and technical suggestions to the energy storage vendors community Harry Hobbs Area Director of Engineering INTERCONTINENTAL HOTELS GROUP (USA)

ENERGY STORAGE HEAD TO HEAD – WITH MOBILE POLLINGComparing Electrochemical Vs Other Energy Storage Technologies – Which One Offers Optimum Return On Investment And When?• Chemical - Electrochemical - Electrical • Thermal - Mechanical - All Battery Chemistries• Evaluating: Power Quality Bridging Power Energy Management Size /Weight Capital Costs Life Efficiency / Per Cycle Cost• Mobile Polling From The Audience and Worldwide: Delegates attending the event but also those not present will be able to vote for their preferred technology at the end of the discussion.MODERATOR: Olivier Vallee CFA Partner NATUREO FINANCE (FRANCE)CONTESTANTS: Eduard Heindl Founder HEINDL ENERGY (GERMANY) Jesus Lugaro Product and Application Manager SAFT BATTERIES (FRANCE)

Examining The Business Case Of Power-To-Gas and Evaluating Its Best Application • What are the challenges electrolysis technologies should overcome to allow for competitive hydrogen solutions? • What are the main business cases we see arising in the future? • How many projects could be developed worldwide within the next 3 years? Filip Smeets General Manager HYDROGENICS (BELGIUM)


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Quantifying the Market Potential And Evaluating The Business Case For Residential Energy Storage In Europe• Forecasting when residential energy storage will be economical in key European countries• Identifying the typical customer of residential energy storage systems and the drivers for purchasing the system• What is the expected cost of residential energy storage applications? Sam Wilkinson Research Manager, Inverters, BoS & Energy Storage IHS SOLAR (UNITED KINGDOM)

How Could Users Of Residential Energy Storage Participate In Providing Services To The Power System?• Examining the metering policies and design on residential energy storage• How will feed-in tariffs, supply tariffs, network tariffs and self-consumption facilitate residential energy storage?• Results from latest deployments with thermal storage and chemical storage Jean-Paul Krivine Project Director, Smart Energy-Smart Home EDF (FRANCE)

Examining The Impact Of Residential Energy Storage On TSOs• What would be the impact of large generation of residential energy storage to TSOs?• Examining the benefits to the grid• How shall we create a commercial environment that defines: safety requirements - performance requirements - warranties Alice Etheridge Balancing and Markets Manager, Energy Strategy and Policy NATIONAL GRID (UNITED KINGDOM)

Examining Partnerships Between Solar And Energy Storage Providers: Who Will Invest And Own The Residential Energy Storage System?• How will the cost be recouped? What is the most expensive part of the system? • Who has the relationship with the customer? • What type of marketing can be done together? • To what extent will regulators allow or incentivise residential energy storage with a feed in tariff and reduce cost of the system? Erik Hauptmeier Corporate Research and Development Technologies - Power Networks and Storage, RWE (GERMANY)


Improving Solar Penetration Within A Residential Network And Ovecoming Limiting Factors For DSOs• Where can storage in residential applications have the biggest impact on raising PV penetration limits?• What is the best system design configuration which also takes into account DSOs?• How can we best control residential storage for better power network performance for DSOs? Andrew Crossland Grid Energy Storage And Off-Grid PV Researcher DURHAM UNIVERSITY (UNITED KINGDOM)

Property Developer Point Of View: Examining The Energy Storage Needs Of The UK’s First Fully Solar Powered House• How many days a year can the house be self sufficient and what are the key technologies that enable that? • Evaluating the energy storage design and sharing the latest results• What is the return on capital costs on the technology needed for self consumption? Michael Goddard Director CAPLIN HOMES (UNITED KINGDOM)

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Reza Shaybani Chairman BRITISH PHOTOVOLTAIC ASSOCIATION (UNITED KINGDOM)

Evaluating Results From The “Solar Connection” Deployment For Residential Energy Storage• What business models are applied?• What type of power electronics and system design proved to be most efficient?• What type of energy storage technology was used and why? Jos Blom Director, Energy Storage Programme ALLIANDER (THE NETHERLANDS)


Evaluating Whether To Charge The Battery in DC Vs Transforming It Into AC / DC When Integrating Residential Energy Storage Systems• Deciding which technical strategy to implement for newly built systems vs existing systems • Comparing the use of 1 vs 2 inverters?• What is the best system design configuration? Apply as a speaker on this topic or suggest your own to [email protected]

Evaluating The Results From The “SoLa Bristol EcoHouse” And Understanding The Impact Of Power Electronics• Choosing the most suitable energy storage technologies that match the building size and space available• Which battery technology is the best fit for residential systems and why?• Integrating on AC vs. DC side Mark Dale Innovation and Low Carbon Networks Engineer WESTERN POWER DISTRIBUTION (UNITED KINGDOM)

Forecasting Battery Materials Costs And Predicting Future Residential Energy Storage Price Points• Current status of raw material supply risk and their impact on battery costs • Cost implications on the materials value chain worldwide for ALL types of battery storage• When are materials costs expected to decline and which battery type will benefit the most? Apply as a speaker on this topic or suggest your own to [email protected]


PANEL DISCUSSION AND MOBILE POLLING

To Feed In or Not To Feed In? Should Residential Energy Storage Be Used To Feed In To The Grid Or Only For Self Consumption?

MODERATOR: Alfons Westgeest Executive Director EUROBAT (BELGIUM)

PANELISTS: Denis O’Leary Head of Smart Energy Technologies, ESB NETWORKS (IRELAND) Erik Hauptmeier Corporate Research and Dev Technologies - Power Networks and Storage RWE (GERMANY) Mark Dale Innovation and Low Carbon Networks Engineer WESTERN POWER DISTRIBUTION (UNITED KINGDOM) Michael Lippert Marketing & Business Development Manager SAFT BATTERIES (FRANCE) Karima Boukir Energy Management & Future Grids EDF ENERGY R&D UK CENTRE (UNITED KINGDOM)

Closing Remarks From The Chair Sam Wilkinson Research Manager, Inverters, BoS & Energy Storage IHS SOLAR (UNITED KINGDOM)

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