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CONFERENCE AGENDA

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Manekshaw Center, Dhaula KuanNew Delhi, INDIA

March 07 - 10, 2017

International Conference and Exhibitionon Smart Grids and Smart Cities

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ISGW 2017: EVENT STRUCTURE

Day-107 March 2017

TuesdayTechnical Tours

andSmart Grid

Tutorial(Optional)

Day-208 March 2017

WednesdayConference

and Exhibition

WelcomeReception and

Cultural Programs

Day-309 March 2017

ThursdayConference

and Exhibition

Awards Nightand

Gala Dinner

Day-410 March 2017

FridayConference

and Exhibition

Musical Evening(Optional)

Day-511 March 2017

SaturdayCultural Tours:

Delhi &Taj Mahal(Optional)

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ISGW 2017 – DETAILED AGENDA

7 MARCH 2017 (TUESDAY): ISGF SMART UTILITY MASTER CLASS SERIESManekshaw Centre, New Delhi

Time & Venue Master Class Topics & SpeakersCourse Director: Anant Venkateswaran

09.00 ~ 13.00 Theme-1: Part-1: Leading Grid Modernization and Smart Customer Engagement - AMI &

ASHOKA Advanced ApplicationsGlenn Pritchard, Anant Venkateswaran, Pradeep Yemula

TABER Theme-2: Part-1: Leading Transition to a Smart City – A Strategic 360-degree and in-depth review of the current state and future direction of Smart Cities with its key aspects - Intro, best practices & Smart Transportation/ E-Mobility

Mani Vadari, Larisa Dobriansky, Kishor Narang

SHAMSHER Theme- 3: Part-1: Leading Transformation with Smart Energy – A 360° perspective on Energy Efficiency, DER and Transactive Energy

Ratan Das, Murali Baggu

13.00 ~ 14.00 LUNCH in Banquet Dining

14.00 ~ 18.00 Theme-1: Part-2:: Smart Metering - Advanced Applications & Advanced Analytics

ASHOKA Glen Pritchard, Anant Venkateswaran, Rahul Tongia, Pablo Betancur

TABER Theme-2: Part-2: Leading Transition to a Smart City – A 360° perspective on planning for the future

Mani Vadari, Larisa Dobriansky, Sapna Mongia, Alessandro Moscatelli

SHAMSHER Theme- 3: Part-2: Power System Flexibility – Demand Response, Energy Storage and Microgrids; Innovative Business Models & Benefits

Girish Ghatikar, Ratan Das, Murali Baggu, Ravi Subramaniam

THEME DESCRIPTIONS at APPENDIX-A

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DETAILED AGEDA at APPENDIX-B

IEC-IEEE World Smart Energy Standardization Coordination Workshop

8 MARCH 2017 (WEDNESSDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 1

Time & Venue Session Details & Speakers

10.00 ~ 12.15

ZORAWAR Welcome Address: Reji Kumar Pillai, President, ISGF

Special Addresses:

1. Richard Schomberg, EDF & IEC; and Chairman of ISGW Program Committee

2. N.Venu, ABB

3. Kavita Mohammed, Intel India

4. Francois Vazille, Vice President, Oracle Utilities Asia Pacific and Japan

5. Debashis Banerjee, CEO, Reliance Energy, Mumbai

6. Ajay Mathur, Director General, TERI

7. H.E. Tomasz Kozlowski, Ambassador of the European Union to India

8. Henry Steingass, Regional Director for South and Southeast Asia, USTDA

9. Makoto Watanabe, Executive Director, NEDO, Japan

10. H.E. Harald Sandberg, Ambassador of Sweden

11. Rajeev Sharma, CMD, Power Finance Corporation Ltd

12. Rob Stephen, President, CIGRE International

13. IS Jha, CMD, Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd

14. PV Ramesh, CMD, Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd

15. PK Pujari, Secretary, Ministry of Power

Inaugural Address: Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (I/C) for Power, Coal, MNRE and Mines*

Release of “Smart Grid Handbook for Regulators and Policy Makers”

Vote of Thanks: Praveer Sinha, CEO & MD, Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd

12.15~12.40 Special Address on US-India Energy Cooperation: Dan Ton, Program Manager of

ZORAWAR Smart Grid R&D, US Department of Energy

12.40 ~ 13.00

Exhibition Hall


13.45 ~ 15.15 Plenary-1: Grid Modernization ZORAWAR Chair: Praveer Sinha, MD & CEO, Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd

Moderator: Richard Schomberg, EDF & IEC

Speakers (5 x 15 min):

1. Grid Modernization – Ten Points: Rob Stephen, President, CIGRE International

2. Alternate Futures: Inter-Continental Grids to Micro-Grids: Anjan Bose, Regents Professor at Washington State University

3. Innovation and Grid modernization: Massoud Amin, Director of Technological Innovation Lab at University of Minnesota and Chairman of IEEE Smart Grid

4. The Transition to the Distributed Power Grids of the Future:Alain R Steven, Secretary General, GO15.org (formerly known as VLPGO)

5. Big Shift In Power – Shaping the System of the Future: N Venu, President and Head, Power Grids Division - South Asia, Middle East and Africa, ABB

Q & A

Inauguration of ISGW 2017 Conference

Inauguration of ISGW 2017 Exhibition

Release of Knowledge Paper “AMI Rollout Plan For India”

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15.15 ~ 17.00

ZORAWAR Chair: AK Verma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Power, Govt of India

Moderator: Rahul Tongia, Brookings India & ISGF

Speakers: (9x10 min)

1. AMI Experiences and Lessons for India: Glen Pritchard, Exelon/PECO, USA

2. Linky Program in France: Bernard Lassus, Enedis

3. Sajin Rehan, Oracle Utilities-Asia Pacific and Japan

4. Christer Jan Oesterlind, CyanConnode

5. AMI Plans of Reliance Energy in Mumbai and Delhi: Ajoy Rajani & Rajesh Bansal, Reliance Energy

6. Selecting the Right AMI and Grid Architecture for India: Adrian Flewitt, Sensus

7. Lance Brown, Smart Utility Systems

8. Pablo Betancur, Huawei

9. The Drive Towards A Multi-Application, Interoperable Smart Grid Architecture: Felix Davis, CISCO

Q&A

17.00 ~ 18.45 Theme-1 (Part-2): Advanced Solutions for Grid Modernization

ZORAWAR Chair: R.K.Verma, Chairman, CEA

Moderator: Mani Vadari, President, Modern Grid Solutions, USA

Speakers: (8 x10 min)

1. Driving Grid Modernization through Customer Partnerships: Chris Hickman, Innovari,Inc

2. Grid Modernization Plans of US Utilities: Bethany Speer, NREL

3. Smart Grid Implementation Strategy for Developing Countries: Dae Kyeong Kim, Asian Development Bank

4. Prithpal Khajuria, Intel Corporation

5. G3-PLC - An Advanced Solution for Grid Modernization Nabil Sahri, Sagemcom

6. Standards and Beyond: Phil Beecher, Wi-SUN Alliance

7. Puneet Singh, Ericsson

8. Alessandro Moscatelli, ST Microelectronics

Q&A (10 min)

Theme-1 (PART-1): AMI Strategies, Experiences and Lessons for India

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8 MARCH 2017 (WEDNESSDAY): PARALLEL EVENTS


13.30 – 16.30

SHAMSHER Chair: Dinesh Arora, Executive Director, Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd

Moderator: Ravi Seethapathy, Biosirus & ISGF

Session 1 – Lessons Learned from the Canadian Smart Grid Experience

• Overview of Canadian Experience in Smart Grid deployments in Canada (2006 – 2016)

• Lessons Learned by Canada (as a first-mover in the Smart Meter and Smart Grid domains) that can apply to India

• Electrifying Remote Communities: How to cost-effectively move remote communities from diesel generation to microgrids

• Leveraging Smart Meters: Getting the most out of Advanced Metering Infrastructure for both the Customer and the Utility

• Utility-owned WiMAX: Canadian Case Studies in utility-owned Wireless Communication Networks for AMI and Distributed Automation

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Speakers:

• Smart Grid Landscape in Canada: Joseph Ayoub, Government of Canada (Ministry of Natural Resources)

• Deepak Lad, Member, MERC*

• Alex Bettencourt, SmartGrid Canada

• Nagendra Tiwari, Chief Engineer & Project Director, MPPKVVCL

• K.Siddaraju, Director-Technical, BESCOM*

• Opportunities from being data-driven for the Indian utilities

• Case Studies from Canadian and International Loss (technical and theft) Reduction Projects

• Customer-side Analytics and Opportunities to Utilize IoT Assets to Improve Operations and Customer Engagement

Speakers:

• Mischa Steiner, Awesense Inc (ON VIDEO)

• Shalabh Srivastava, Principal Director, Accenture India

• DERs are becoming real fixtures in grids in Canada and India that require Active Management by Utilities

• Understand What Opportunities are Available for the Distribution Utilities in the Emerging Era of DERs

• Understand How the Distribution Utility Needs to Change in Order to Accommodate this New Paradigm

• Canadian Case-Studies in Using Third-Parties (i.e. Nest) to Build Cost Effective Demand Response Capacity

Speakers:

• Iuliana Calin, SmartGrid Canada

• Ganesh Das, Tata Power Delhi Distribution

• Dr. Bala Venkatesh, Centre for Urban Energy, Ryerson University

• Speaker from Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd*

14.30 – 19.00

ASHOKA Chair: Radhika Jha, Executive Director, Power Finance Corporation

Moderator: Matthieu Craye, European Commission

Session 1: Best Practices for smart meter roll out:

1. European Benchmarking on the Rollout of Smart Metering: Manuel Sanchez Jimenez, European Commission

2. Plans and Strategies for AMI rollout in India: Ghanshyam Prasad, Chief Engineer Distribution, Central Electricity Authority, India

3. Business models and financing for AMI : Views from regulators Socializing the costs of Smart Meter roll out and of Smart Grids development and deployment: Antti Paananen, Director Energy Authority Finland

4. LINKY : 35 million Smart Meters in France: Marc Delandre, Enedis

5. Indian cases of Smart Meter roll out: Rajendra Cholan, Managing Director, BESCOM

6. EIB experience with financing smart meter roll out programmes: Donal Cannon, European Investment Bank (EIB)

Comments by:

- Anil Kumar Sharma, DHBVN, Haryana: what have the presentations learnt about the best practices and feasibility/barriers/opportunities for smart meter roll out

- Yselkla Farmer, BEAMA, UK: How crucial is smart meter roll out for the deployment of smart flexible energy systems; what have the presentations learnt on do's and don't s

Session 2 – Analytics Opportunities for the Indian Utility

Session 3 – DER Management and the Coming Evolution of the Grid

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1. DSOs as regulated business in the context of smart grids: Carlos Batlle, University Madrid + MIT

2. Smart grid deployment on services model: Rupendra Bhatnagar, Secretary General, India Smart Grid Forum

3. The deployment of storage in medium and low voltage electricity systems - regulatory and cost-benefit perspectives: Fabrizio Pilo, University of Cagliari (Italy)

4. Citizen involvement in smart grids in India: Rajib Das, Calcutta Electricity Supply Company

5. The management of the DSO – TSO interface and the DSO's possible contribution to balancing the transmission network: Laurent Schmitt, Secretary General ENTSOe (ON VIDEO)

6. Power Grid Corporation of India Initiatives on smart grids: A.K.Mishra, Director, National Smart Grid Mission PMU*

Comments by:

- IA Khan – Chairman, Telengana Electricity Regulatory Commission

- Marc Boillot, Algorus Consulting

what have the presentations degenerated as insights on the questions 'what does smart grid deployment mean for DSO and TSO business and “revenue/financing model”

Brainstorming to develop ideas for Joint EU – India smart grid projects in the frame of the EU's Horizon2020 programme

1. Introduction:

Towards joint EU – India smart grid demonstration projects: a next step in the India-EU smart grid cooperation: Matthieu Craye, European Commission

2. Smart Grid Demonstration projects in the EU's Horizon 2020 programme : Experiences

Short presentations by Distribution System Operators, technology providers and academia/research on their experiences in projects funded by the EU's Horizon 2020 programme, mainly with focus on 'Active Demand and Storage for Renewables Integration'

• Rémy Garaude-Verdier, Enedis and Marc Boillot, Algorus Consulting on Interflex, Grid4EU, Venteea projets

• Schneider Electric/Socomec/Siemens/ABB/Nokia

• Carlos Batlle, Comillas University (Spain)

• Ronnie Belmans, KU Leuven/Energyville (Belgium)

3. Opportunities for India smart grid projects in the Horizon 2020 programme

Ideas for demonstration projects in India's distribution systems/networks, that could be integrated in future EU – India Smart Grid Projects

Expression of interest from:

• Indian Distribution Utilities : Tata Power, CESC, BESCOM, Reliance Energy, MSEDCL, WBSEDCL etc

• India Smart Grid Forum

• Technology Providers: Ericsson, SAP India, Schneider, ST Microelectronics, ABB

• Indian Research institutes : IITs, CPRI

4. Brainstorming to further develop the initial ideas on Joint EU – India Smart Grid Project Proposals

5. Participation of Indian entities in the EU's H2020 programme:

How to use opportunities for participation?

Session 2: Business Models for Distribution System Operators (DSO)/Discoms in the smart grid era:

Session-3: Luncheon on 9 March, 12.30 – 14.30: Room: Mayur (by invitation only)

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• Tanya Friederichs, Counsellor, Head of Research & Innovation Sector, Delegation of the European Union to India

• DST: Co –funding mechanism for Indian participants in the EU's Horizon 2020 programme

19.00 – 21.30

BANQUET ASSEMBLY & BANQUET DINING, Manekshaw Center

Live Performances:

1. TA Pipe Band from Indian Army (7.30 -8.15pm)

2. Shingarimelam by Kalasree Cheruthazham Kunhirama Marar & Party (8.30-9.30pm)

Dinner Hosted by European Commission

9 MARCH 2017 (THURSDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 2


09.30 – 12.30

ZORAWAR Chair and Moderator: Karuna Gopal, Foundation for Futuristic Cities

Special Address by Venkaiah Naidu, Minister for Urban Development and Housing*

Speakers:

1. Building Better Cities for People: Eija-Riitta Korhola, Thinker, Writer and former Member of European Parliament

2. Puneet Goel, Commissioner, South Delhi Municipal Corporation

3. Pune Smart City – Plan and Progress: Kunal Kumar, Commissioner, Pune Municipal Corporation

4. Virtualization for smart and sustainable cities: Chandan Chowdhury, Dassault Systemes India

5. IT-OT-ET Convergence with in Utilities: Scotty McLean, Bentley

6. Vishal Sharma, Accenture

7. Utility of the Future: Stuart Shaw, Oracle Utilities

8. Bhupinder Virk, Procubed Inc

9. Technologies for Efficient and Sustainable Smart Cities: Yogendra Patwardhan, ABB

10. Andreas Molin, PPAM

11. Ken Roberts, Smart Utility Systems

Q&A


14.00 ~ 15.30 Plenary-3: E-Mobility and Future of Transportation

ZORAWAR Chair: Narendra Taneja, Renowned Energy Expert

Moderator: Reji Pillai, ISGF

Special Address: Suresh Prabhu, Minister of Railways (ON VIDEO)

Speakers:

1. The Future of Mobility: Charles Bombardier, Creative Engineer, President Imaginactive

2. The role of Data and Digital in Future of Transportation: Arvind Gupta, Innovation Evangelist, BotWorx

3. Making Decentralised Storage-economics to Enable Rapid Growth of Renewables: Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Advisor to Minister of Power & MNRE

4. Vishvajit Sahay, Joint Secretary, MoHI

Q&A

Plenary 2: Smart Cities

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ZORAWAR Chair: Sajid Mubashir, Dept of Science and Technology


Speakers:

1. Girish Ghatikar, Electric Power Research Institute, USA & ISGF

2. Narayan Nigam, Commissioner Transport, Kolkata*

3. Electric Mobility in India: Pawan Sachdeva, Mahindra & Mahindra

4. xEVs in Smart Cities-Sustainable Smart and Safe Mobility: M.Saad Alam, Director, Centre of Advanced Research in Electrified Transportation (CARET), AMU

5. E-Mobility Perspectives from Automobile Industry: Saurabh Rohilla, SIAM

6. Probir Ghosh, CASEBHARAT

7. Rakesh Trakru, Toshiba Batteries*

8. Sugata Mukherjee, Tata Power Delhi Distribution

Q&A

Theme-2: E-Mobility - Project Experiences and Recommendations for India

9 MARCH 2017 (THURSDAY): PARALLEL EVENTS


09.30 -13.00 & Presentation of Select Technical Papers (Top 20 Papers)14.30 – 17.30 DETAILED AGENDA at APPENDIX-CSHAMSHER

11.00 – 13.30 Roundtable on FDI in Smart Infrastructure

TALWAR Chair: Gurdeep Singh, CMD, NTPC

Moderator: Sunil Wadhwa, Managing Director, IL&FS Energy

Panelists:

1. Rajneesh Goel, Additional Chief Secretary- Energy, Karnataka

2. K.S.Popli, CMD, IREDA*

3. Donal Cannon, Head of Representation for South Asia, European Investment Bank

4. Pankaj Kumar Pandey, CEO & Executive Member, Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board

5. Pawan Singh, PTC Financial Services Ltd

6. Role of Multilateral Development Banks for Smart Infrastructure: Jiwan Acharya, Asian Development Bank

7. Senior Representative, World Bank/Senior Representative, IFC*

8. FDI in Smart Infrastructure - Discom Perspective: RR Mehta, Reliance Energy

9. Harry Dhaul, Director General, IPPAI

10. Usha Rao, KfW

11. Pawan Agrawal, YES Bank

12. Anamika Bhargava, Vice President, Schneider Electric India

14.00 -16.30

TABER Chair: Desh Deepak Verma, Chairman, UP Electricity Regulatory Commission

Moderator: Maria Sandqvist, Swedish Smart Grid Forum

Speakers:

1. Ismail Ali Khan, Chairman, Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission

2. Sanjeev Khirwar, Principal Secretary-Power, Andaman & Nicobar*

3. Karin Widegren, Swedish Energy Market Inspectorate

4. T.Prabhakar Rao, Member, TNERC*

5. Gopal Saxena, Reliance Delhi

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6. Susanne Ackeby, STRI

7. Subir Sen, Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd*

8. Ola Karlsson, Metrum

9. Yogendra Patwardhan, ABB

10. Shantanu Sen, CESC, Kolkata

11. Suhas Dapre, Tata Power Company

12. Puneet Harminder Singh, Ericsson India

13. Andreas Molin, PPAM

14. Jaydev Oza, Solvina India Private Limited

Q&A

12.30 ~ 14.30

14.00 – 17.30

ASHOKA Co-Chairs:

Jyoti Arora, Joint Secretary, MoP

Patrick O. Santillo, Minister Counselor for Commercial Affairs, U.S. Embassy

Co-Moderators:

Girish Ghatikar, Electric Power Research Institute and India Smart Grid Forum

Larisa Dobriansky, Consultant to the U.S. Department of Energy and DoE National Laboratory Consortium

Panel -1: State of Smart Grid Technology – U.S. and Indian (75 minutes)

o Grid Modernization and Smart Grid Development

o Grid Integration of Distributed Renewable Energy Resources (DER)

o Electric Mobility Infrastructure

Speakers:

USA:

1. Dan Ton, USDOE

2. Murali Baggu, NREL

3. Alain R Steven, Secretary General, GO15.org (formerly VLPGO)

4. Chris Hickman, Founder and CEO, Innovari

INDIA:

1. Varsha Joshi, Secretary-Power, Government of Delhi

2. Rajiv Sharma, Department of US Science & Technology*

3. P.C.Maithani, Director, MNRE

Q&A (15 minutes)

Break (15 minutes)

Panel -2: Commercial Smart Grid Deployment Case Studies

(75 minutes)

o Challenges and best practices learned from the case studies of prior and current U.S.-India smart grid projects

o Enabling regulatory and market structures for energy access and grid modernization

o Overcoming barriers to accelerate smart grid deployments

o Enabling smart cities and microgrids

Speakers

USA:

1. Henry Steingass, Regional Director for South and Southeast Asia, USTDA

2. Victoria Gunderson, International Trade Specialist, USDOC

3. Deepak Garg, Founder and Chairman, SUS

4. Vikas Gaba, USAID PACE-D Technical Assistance Program

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INDIA:

5. K. S. Popli, Chairman and Managing Director, Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency

6. Praveer Sinha, MD&CEO, Tata Power Delhi Distribution

7. Surendra Edupghanti, Secretary, Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission*

8. RR Mehta, Reliance Energy, Mumbai

Q&A (15 minutes)

Networking Tea (30 minutes)

9.30 – 17.30

DETAILED AGENDA AT APPENDIX-C

19.30 – 23.30

Ballroom, ANDAZ DELHI (by Hyatt), Aerocity, New Delhi

GALA DINNER HOSTED BY NEDO, JAPAN

Live Music: BANDISH Band (21:00 to 23:30)

PRESENTATION OF SELECT TECHNICAL PAPERS

ISGF INNOVATION AWARDS AND GALA DINNER

10 MARCH 2017 (FRIDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 3


10.00 ~ 13.00

ZORAWAR Chair: R.N.Sen, Chairman, West Bengal Electricity Regulatory Commission

Moderator: Richard Schomberg, IEC & EDF

Speakers:

1. Philippe Monloubou, Chairman of Enedis & President of Think SmartGrids Association, France (ON VIDEO)

2. Quest for flexibility, the answer for all electrical system issues?:

Valerie-Anne Lencznar, Managing Director, President of Think SmartGrids Association, France

3. Next Generation Grid – A Case for a Smart Hyper Connected DER: Raghu Belur, Enphase Energy, USA

4. I.A.Khan, Chairperson, Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission

5. Regulatory Proposal for the Deployment of Flexibility in Smart Electricity Grids/Systems: Manuel Sanchez Jimenez, European Commission: The EU's

6. S.K.Chatterjee, Chief Engineer, CERC

7. Maria Sandqvist, Swedish Smart Grid Forum

8. Microgrid- Enabling Resilient and Cost Effective Access to Power: Sandip Sinha, ABB

9. Sanjay Banga, Tata Power Delhi Distribution

Q&A

12.30 ~ 14.00

14.00 ~ 16.30 Theme-3: RE Integration, Energy Storage & Microgrids - Project Experiences and

ZORAWAR Recommendations for India

Session Chair: Jyoti Arora, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Power*


Speakers:

1. RE Integration, Energy Storage & Microgrids for India: Pankaj Batra, Member (Planning), Central Electricity Authority

2. Murali Baggu, NREL, USA

3. Rahul Walawalkar, India Energy Storage Alliance & CES (India)

4. NEDO Experience in India: Makoto Watanabe, NEDO, Japan

5. Andreas Molin, PPAM Solkraft, Sweden

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6. Integration, Energy Storage and Microgrid – Project Experience and Recommendations for India: Ronnie Belmans, Executive Director, Global Smart Grid Federation

7. Ganesh Das, Tata Power Delhi Distribution

Q&A

16.30 ~ 17.30 VALIDICTORY SESSIONZORAWAR

10 MARCH 2017 (FRIDAY): PARALLEL EVENTS


10.30 – 13.30 Session on Water & Gas Utilities

ASHOKA Chair: Keshav Chandra, CEO, Delhi Jal Board

Moderator: Agnese Cecchini, Groupo Italia Energia

Speakers:

1. Marcello Bondesan, HERA SpA

2. Water & Gas Utilities: Sushil Kumar, Indrasprastha Gas Limited

3. Making Retro Smart with Indian Innovation: Anshumali Bhushan, Genesis

4. Addressing India's Safe Water Challenges : Case Studies and Innovation Models: Shrestha Chowdhury, Safe Water Network

5. Communication Technologies For Smart Network – Impact of Standards and Interoperability: Amarjeet Kumar, CTO & Managing Director – Procubed Inc; Vice Chairman – IEEE 802.15.4u

6. Suneet Manjavkar, Bentley

7. Lance Brown, Smart Utility Systems

10.00 – 13.00 Roundtable on Communications and Cyber Security

TABER Chair: D.P. De, Senior DDG, Telecommunication Engineering Center*

Moderator: Shailendra Fuloria, ISGF

Speakers:

1. Open Standards based Secure, Interoperable Comminications for the Smart Utility and Smart City Networks: Phil Beecher, Wi-SUN Alliance

2. G3-PLC Technologies: Marc Delandre, G3-PLC Alliance & Enedis

3. Neena Pahuja, DG, ERNET

4. Commodore A.Anand, Additional Director General, NCIIPC

5. Sushil Kumar, DDG-IoT, Telecom Engineering Centre

6. KK Mishra, Deputy Secretary, MoP*

7. S.Sen, CISO, Power Grid Corporation*

8. Ram Pillai, Tata Power Company

9. Ajoy Rajani, Reliance Mumbai

10. Communications and Cyber Security: Satya Gupta, Tata Power Delhi Distribution

11. An Architectural Approach to Building a Scalable and Secure Communications Network for the Smart Grid: Vinay Dua, CISCO India & SAARC

09.00 – 13.30

SHAMSHER (ONLY FOR GSGF MEMBERS)

GSGF Annual Meeting: 10 March 2017

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ISGW 2017: TECHNICAL TOURS & CULTURAL TOURS (Optional)

Technical Tour on 07 March 2017(Free for All Speakers, Delegates & ISGF Guests)

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Visit to Smart Grid Lab and Control Center of Tata Power Delhi Distribution; and National Load Dispatch Centre of POSOCO in New Delhi

Cultural Tours on 11 March 2017 (Paid Tours)

Tour-1: Visit to Taj Mahal, Agra (7am to 8pm) Tour-2: Visit to historic monuments and tourist attraction in Delhi (9am to 5pm)

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APPENDIX-A: MASTER CLASSES – THEME DESCRIPTIONS

Theme-1: Leading Grid Modernization and Smart Customer Engagement: A 360 degree in-depth

review of business transformation triggered by the introduction of Smart Metering, the enabled

smart grid applications (Outage, Billing, Demand Response, Distribution Automation etc); and Big

Data, Analytics & Visualization. This course will begin with the foundation of Grid Modernization and

Smart Grid – the Smart Metering initiatives and the two-way communications that can be the

foundation for multiple applications and interactions with customers in a utility. This will begin with

visioning, strategy, roadmap, business case, digital architecture and relevant technologies. Using the

case study of PECO, a US utility, this course will outline how a utility can run this program from

beginning to end with successful outcomes, discuss best-practices around from engaging customers

to delivering accurate bills and ensuring utility, customer, regulatory and policy goals are met.

Global case studies will be presented and discussed. It will also address advanced applications that

can be built around Smart Metering infrastructure that facilitate better handling of outages and

service restoration, Distribution Automation, Demand Management etc. Course will also cover a

primer on Common Information Model (CIM) and its implementation roadmap for utilities in India.

Target Audience: Senior Officers from Utilities and Regulatory Commissions, Policy Makers,

Senior Government Officials, Engineers from IT, Automation, Metering, Customer Service and

Executives from Technology Companies, OEMs, Students and Faculty from Engineering and

Management Institutes, Technology Enthusiasts etc.

Tutors: Glenn Pritchard, Anant Venkateswaran, Pradeep Yemula, Rahul Tongia, Pablo Betancur

Theme-2: Leading Transition to a Smart City: A strategic 360-degree and in-depth review of the

current state and future direction of Smart City with its key aspects – Smart Utilities (Electric,

Water, Gas), Smart Transportation, Smart Buildings and Smart Market Enablement and Sustainability

are key components of a smart city. This course will be addressing strategic vision, roadmap and a

multi-dimensional plan to accomplish the goals of a Smart City Vision in the most cost effective and

efficient manner. This will not be a deep dive technology rather focusing on the what, why, how and

where to get the expected outcomes.

Target Audience: Senior Officers from Utilities and Regulatory Commissions, Policy Makers, Senior

Officials in-charge of Smart City programs, Engineers from IT, Automation, Metering, Customer

Service and Executives from Technology and Consulting Companies, OEMs, Students and Faculty from

Engineering and Management Institutes, Technology Enthusiasts etc.

Tutors: Mani Vadari, Girish Ghatikar, Larisa Dobriansky, Sapna Mongia, Alessandro Moscatelli

Theme-3: Leading Business Transformation with Smart Energy Solutions: A strategic 360-degree

update on the role of Integrated Energy Management and Distributed Energy Resources Integration -

Energy Efficiency, Demand Response, Distributed Energy Resources, Renewables, Microgrids etc., its

applications on driving new innovative business models that brings benefits for customers. Beginning

with Smart Energy Paradigm, Microgrid, Distributed Energy Resources (DERs), Conservation of Voltage

Reduction (CVR), Demand Side Management, this course will outline the different renewables and

DERs ( including PVs, EVs, storage etc.,) in the distribution grid and the grid integration of these

resources either in a utility owned or a third party owned paradigm. The unique challenges that

utilities face in integrating these resources to the grid (protection, automation,control,, power

quality and others) will also be discussed. This course will also introduce the interconnection

assessment methodology adopted by US utilities to integrate large amounts of DER in their service

territories.

Target Audience: Senior Officers from Utilities and Regulatory Commissions, Policy Makers, Senior

Government Officials, Engineers from IT, Automation, Metering, Customer Service and Executives

from Technology and Consulting Companies, OEMs, Microgrid and DER Technology Vendors, Students

and Faculty from Engineering and Management Institutes, Technology Enthusiasts etc.

Tutors: Ratan Das, Murali Baggu, Girish Ghatikar, Ravi Subramaniam

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APPENDIX-B: IEC-IEEE World Smart Energy Standardization

Coordination Workshop Room: TALWAR, Manekshaw Centre

Participating Countries: Canada, India, Japan, Korea, Mexico

Participating Organizations: IEC, IEEE

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Session-8 Closing Remarks

9:30 – 10:30 Welcome Address: Reji Pillai

Inaugural Address: Alka Panda, DG – BIS*

Introduction – Richard Schomberg, IEC & Sri Chandra, IEEE

2.1: What are the key mechanisms (internally) that you are using to analyse existing standards from the SDOs?

2.2: What best practices are you using (internally) to help you analyse existing standards from the SDO's?

How do you cross reference standards with your own specific needs for your regional smart grid requirements?

4.1: How do you loop-back to your findings to your regional/local stakeholders?

4.2: How do you loop-back to your findings to the international SDOs (IEC, IEEE, ISO, ITU, etc.)?

4.3: Would you have any proposals to describe your findings to the International SDO's as a “big picture” for a Smart Energy ecosystem including a well aligned portfolio of standards, instead of issuing a number of fragmented work items for example?

13:00 – 14:00 LUNCH in Banquet Dining

IEC Smart Energy SyC – results so far that helped our processes

• Put in place a platform in the IEC to close the loops

• Need to focus on specific needs of their region

• Micromanage is not good

• To understand where are the needs

• Where exchanges can happen

• Win/Win for SDOs and industry / regional organizations

IEEE : Smart Grid for Smart Cities

• Collaboration across multiple societies across IEEE

• Platform for global engagement for practitioners and research community

• Driving market relevant standards across the spectrum of ICT, Power and Software

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APPENDIX-C: IEC-IEEE World Smart Energy Standardization

Coordination Workshop Room: TALWAR, Manekshaw Centre

Participating Countries: Canada, India, Japan, Korea, Mexico

Participating Organizations: IEC, IEEE

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9:30 to 11:00

1. Demand Flexibility Initiatives: Tata Power- Mumbai Experience: Deepak Bhise, Shekhar Khadilkar

2. xEVs Charging Management through Cloud Computing: M.Saad Alam, MMS Beg; Mohd. Saqib, MM Hussain; Amol Sawant

3. Development of Demonstrative Context –Awareness System for Load Demand Analytics in Pune's Smart Grid: Surekha Deshmukh, Mahindra Diwakar, Himanshu Sharma

4. Feasibility Analysis of Charging Infrastructure for Plug-in Electric Vehicles in India: Wajahat Khan, M.Saad Alam, Furkan Ahmad, Aqueel Ahmad, Akshay Ahuja

Q&A

11:00 to 12:15 Session Chair : Alok Chadana, Fuji Electric

1. Decentralized Self-Healing Solution for Distribution Grid Automation: A step ahead for Utilities towards performance improvement: Sandeep Pathak

2. Learning from Two Smart Grid Projects by Advance Online Power Quality Monitoring: Jaidev Oza-

3. Design and Evaluation of SunSpec-Compliant Smart Grid Controller with an Automated Hardware-in-the-Loop Testbed: Jay Johnson, Ron Ablinger, Roland Brundlinger, Bob Fox, Jack Flicker

4. Predictive Maintenance Strategy to Ensure High Availability of Substations: Daniel Lai

Q&A

12:15 to 13:30 Session Chair: Vijayan SR, ABB

1. Smart Microgrids - Revisioning Smart Grid and Smart City Development: Dan Ton, L.arisa Dobriansky, Girish Ghatikar

2. Integrating Energy Efficiency with Renewables and Energy Storage to Propose a Smarter City Mission Using Near Zero Energy Buildings: Satish Kumar, Smita Chandiwala, Vaibhav Khare, Manish Pant-

3. Incorporating Resilient Framework to India’s Smart Cities: Steve Brooks, Mark Reiner, Probir Ghosh-

4. Smart Grid Technologies – Distribution Automation, Microgrids and Cyber Security: Vijayan SR

Q&A

13:30 – 14:30 LUNCH – Banquet Dining

Session Chair: Pradeep Yamula, IIT-Hyderabad

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14:30 to 15:30 Session Chair : Samir Choudhary, ISGF

1. Efficiency Gain Using DC Microgrid and BLDC Machine Based Refrigerator and Air Cooler: Sriram Narayanamurthy, Pradheep Ganesan, Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Prabhjot Kaur

2. Condition Monitoring of Natural Ester Retro filled Transformers: Firoz Havaldar, Chintamani Chitnis, Ram Pillai

3. Vegetation management using fusion of GIS map & Google satellite image: Anjan Mitra, Nirvik Biswas, MS Ballal

4. Developing SMARTGRID Projects With Global Perspective In Indian Scenario: Amit R. Kulkarni, Shrikant S Rajurkar

Q&A

15:30 to 16:30 Session Chair : S.A Khaparde, IIT-Mumbai

1. An European Integrated Research Program on Smart Grids and the ELECTRA Web-Of-Cells Concept: Helfried Brunner; Luciano Martini

2. Applicability of Error Limit in Forecasting & Scheduling of Wind and Solar Power in India : Abhik Kumar Das

3. Solar agricultural pump without electric motor: G V Sukumara, Vijay L.Sonavane

4. Cybersecurity for Energy Delivery Infrastructure–A Practical Perspective: Amit Kumar-

Q&A

16:30 to 17:30 Session Chair: Kishor Narang, Narnix

1. Preparing for High-mix of Renewables in India’s Power Generation: Prabhjot Kaur, Ashok Jhunjhunwala

2. Cyber Physical Security of the Critical Infrastructure: Aamir Hussain Khan, Satya Gupta

3. Software Defined Networking for Smart Grid Communications Security and Challenges: Shaileshwari M U, Nandini Prasad K S, A Paventhan

4. Impact Analysis of Attacks Using Agent based SCADA Testbed: Rajesh Kalluri, M. Siddarth Rao, G.L.Ganga Prasad, R.K.Senthil Kumar

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ISGW 2017 AgendaAt a Glance

09:00 to 13:00 Theme-1: Part-1: Leading Grid Modernization & Smart Customer Engagement - AMI & Advanced Applications

14:00 to 18:00 Theme-1: Part-2: Smart Metering - Advanced Applications & Advanced Analytics

07 MARCH 2017 (Tuesday): MASTER CLASSES & IEC - IEEE WORKSHOP

ASHOKA HALLTIME

Theme- 3: Part-2: Power System Flexibility – Demand Response, Energy Storage and Microgrids; Innovative Business Models & Benefits

Theme- 3: Part-1: Leading Transformation with Smart Energy

A 360° Prospective of energy efficiency

Theme-2: Part 1: Leading transition to a Smart City – A strategic 360° degree and in depth review of the current state and future direction of Smart cities with its key aspects – Intro , best practice & smart transportation/ E- Mobility


Theme-2: Part-2: Leading Transition to a Smart City – A 360 degree perspective on planning for the future


TABER HALL SHAMSHER HALL TALWAR HALL

10:00 to 12:00

12:15 to 12:40 Special address on US-India Energy Corporation

12.40 to 13:00

Inauguration of ISGW 2017 Conference

Special Address: Announcement of US-India Joint Clean Energy Research & Development Centre

12:00 to 12:15

Inauguration of ISGW 2017 Exhibition

13:00 to 14:00 Networking Lunch (Banquet Dining)

13:45 to 15:15 Plenary-1: Grid Modernization

15:15 to 17:00 Theme-1 (PART-1): AMI Strategies, Experiences and Lessons for India

17:00 to 18:45 Theme-1 (Part-2): Advanced Solutions for Grid Modernization

13:30 – 16:30nd2 India – Canada Smart

Grid Workshop

14:30 to 19:00th4 India – EU

Smart Grid Workshop

ZORAWAR HALL ASHOKA HALL TABER HALL SHAMSHER HALL TALWAR HALLTIME

19:00 Onwards

Welcome Dinner Reception - Hosted by European Commission (Banquet Assembly & Banquet Dining, Manekshaw Center)

08 MARCH 2017 (Wednesday): CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

Networking Lunch (Banquet Dinning)13:00 to 14:00

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09:30 to 12:30 Plenary 2: Smart Cities Technical Paper Presentation

11:00 - 13.30

Roundtable on FDI in Smart Infrastructure

12.30 to 14.30 India – EU Brainstorming Session with Indian Utilities (By Invitation Only) - Venue: Mayur Hall

14:00 to 15:30 Plenary-3: E-Mobility and Future of Transportation

19:30 onwards ISGF INNOVATION AWARDS AND GALA DINNER - Ballroom, ANDAZ DELHI by Hyatt, Aerocity, New Delhi;

10:00 to 13:00 Plenary 4: Flexibility in Future Energy Systems

10:30 – 13:30Session on Water & Gas Utilities

10:00 – 13.00

Roundtable on Communications and Cyber Security

09:00 – 13:30 GSGF Annual Meeting

(By Invitation Only)

12:30 to 14:00 Networking Lunch

14:00 to 16.30 Theme-3: RE Integration, Energy Storage & Microgrids - Project Experiences and Recommendations for India

16:30 to 17.30 Valedictory Session

14:00 – 17:30

3rd India – USA Smart Grid Workshop

14:00 – 16:30

2nd India – Sweden Smart Grid Workshop

Technical Paper Presentation

15:30 to 17.30 Theme-2: Smart Cities & E-Mobility - Project Experiences and Recommendations for India


10 MARCH 2017 (Friday): CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

12:30 to 14:30 Networking Lunch (Banquet Dining)

ISGW 2017 AgendaAt a Glance

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