Cogeneration

reducing CO2 emissions cogeneration (Combined Heat and Power or CHP) is one of the lowest risk and most far reaching in near term impact. Eleven per cent of Europe’s electricity today is produced using cogeneration and an estimated additional 120 GWe of European cogeneration potential remains to be exploited. Cogeneration has European Union support for growth and it is generally recognised as a strategic energy choice for Europe.

ConferenceThe Conference (3-4 May 2012, Brussels) will highlight the major opportunities and challenges in this sector. Cogeneration has a key role to play in helping Europe reach

the role of cogeneration in Europe’s energy and climate strategy but the economic climate in Europe is making decision makers wary of over commitment. The Conference brings together in Brussels the strongest

particular must play in reaching strategic EU energy goals. The conference will be focusing on policy developments, market potentials and best practice examples.

AgendaThe morning session of the Conference will bring together energy professionals to discuss the challenges and contributions of cogeneration in EU energy policy.

for Energy, European Commission), Diarmaid Mulholland (Vice President for Europe, GE Energy) and Per Langer (Executive Vice President, Fortum Power and Heat). The conference has four dedicated session on:

• Role of cogeneration in sustainable economies• Realising the potential of cogeneration• Innovation and driving change in cogeneration• Market update

Dinner and AwardsThe Conference Dinner is held on 3 May at 19.00 o’clock and will take place in the BELvue Museum, located next to the Royal Palace in Brussels. As in previous years, COGEN Europe will recognise exceptional contributions to the sector through the COGEN Europe Annual Recognition Awards.

Conference Venue: Crowne Plaza Hotel Rue Gineste 3, B-1210 BrusselsDinner Venue: BELvue museum Paleizenplein 7 Place des Palais, B-1000, Brussels

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COGEN Europe Annual Conference & Dinner 2012

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largest annual cogeneration event in Europe

3-4 May 2012, Brussels

Of all Europe’ s tools for improving energy efficiency and

Confirmed speakers include: Plilip Lowe (Director-General

its energy efficiency target of 20% in 2020.The Commission’sproposal for an Energy Efficiency Directive (EDD) reinforces

advocates and teh most influential thinkers to highlight thesignificant role which energy efficiency and cogeneration in

09.00

10.00 Opening

Registration & CoffeePieter Verberne, General Manager Energy,AkzoNobel

10.05

10.20

10.40

The challenges in energy and climate strategy in a time

The outlook for cogeneration under the new

Innovation and employment in the energy sector Diarmaid Mulholland, Vice President for Europe, GE Energy

Philip Lowe, Director-General for Energy,European Commission

Representative from Danish goverment[tbc]

11.00 Per Langer, Executive Vice President, Fortum Power and Heat

11.20 Panel Debate: Moving Forward In Energy Efficiency - What Are The Implications Of The EED?Chair: Michael Brown, Delta Energy and Environment

12.00

Programme Day 1: 10.00 - 17.30

Networking Lunch

SESSION 1: ROLE OF COGENERATION IN SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIES

Chair:Marco Mensink, CEPI

14.00 ‘The European Union’s sustainability strategy’ - Representative from the European Commission

14.15 ‘Decarbonising Heat and power: the role of CHP’ - Graham Meeks, CHPA

14.30 ‘Expanding market in bio-energy cogeneration’ -Matti Järvinen, MW Power

14.45 ‘Where next for a truly sustainable economy’ - [speaker tbc]

SESSION 2: REALISING THE POTENTIAL OF

COGENERATION

Chair:Olga Solarikova, COGEN Czech

16.00 ‘The European Commission’s vision for CHP in 2020 and 2050’ - Eva Hoos, DG ENER

16.15 ‘The electricity generators and CHP: partners in energy supply’ - Jesse Scott, Eurelectric

15.00 DISCUSSION

‘Should all bio electricity be CHP ?’ - Ian Calvert, RWE npower

16.30

‘In a new low carbon energy world, what is the role of CHP ?’ - Ton van Dril, ECN

16.45

17.00 DISCUSSION

03.71 CLOSE DAY 115.30 Coffee break

Developing a better understanding of the heat market in a low carbon economy in Europe

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Conference Dinner & Annual Recognition AwardsBELvue museum, Paleizenplein 7 Place des Palais, B-1000 Brussels

19.00

Conference DAY 1

of financial uncertainty

Energy efficiency Directive

SESSION 3: INNOVATION AND DRIVING CHANGE IN

COGENERATION

Chair:Lukas Welser, GE Jenbacher

SESSION 4: MARKET UPDATE

Chair:Cédric de Meeus, Dalkia

10.00 ‘Creating new energy markets - the challenges of micro-CHP’ - Jeremy Harrison, E.ON

‘Update on CHP in Europe: a view from the COGEN Europe National Associations’ - Roger Marcos, COGEN Spain

10.20 ‘Fuel cells in CHP applications’ - Erkko Fontell, Wärtsilä

‘Financing investments from the European Union’ - Karl Kellner, European Commission

10.40 ‘Creating new perspectives on the market for heat’ - Birgitta Resvik, Fortum Corporation

‘Private capital and CHP opportunities’ - James Campion, EnerCap

11.00 DISCUSSION

11.15 - Paul Fay, City of Frankfurt

‘The role for CHP in the food industry’ - Antonio Ghilgli, Ferrero

11.30 ‘How do we make renewable CHP successful in cities ?’ - Gunnar Betz, Berlin Energy Agency

‘CHP supporting the ceramics industry’ - Renaud Batier, Cerame-Unie

11.45 - Representative from the city of Turin [tbc] - Thierry Baillot, Cummins

12.00 DISCUSSION

CLOSE DAY 2

DISCUSSION

12.30 - 14.00 Networking Lunch

DISCUSSION

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Programme Day 2: 10.00 - 12.30

Conference DAY 2

09.00 -10.00

‘A vision of a different energy future’

AGM ( Annual General Meeting) - for members only

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The dinner will take place at BELvue museumPaleizenplein 7 Place des Palais, B-1000, Brussels

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