Hub Sessions - Programme Overview

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Decarbonisation Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 28 Nov,
    Global emission reduction targets will be hard to achieve without industry slashing its emissions. It's a tall order but solutions are out there.
  2. 28 Nov,
    Sector integration is key to optimising the EU's energy system by linking the various energy carriers with each other and with the end-use sectors, such as buildings, transport or industry.
Decarbonisation Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 28 Nov,
    This session will discuss the challenges and opportunities of scaling up carbon capture and storage with examples of the latest carbon capture technologies and their applications in the energy and industrial sectors.
  2. 28 Nov,
    Heating/cooling decarbonisation is the elephant in the room, so we get to grips with the challenge and the solutions, such as heat pumps, CHP, green gases & waste heat recovery.
Decentralisation Hub (Hall 7.3)
  1. 28 Nov,
    In this session, we will explore the trends and challenges in working with decentralised assets and how to link these to provide flexibility to grid. We will also discuss developments related to smart mini-grids and grid edge computing.
Democratisation Hub (Hall 7.2)
  1. 28 Nov,
    Showcasing some of the emerging business models, such as electricity-as-a-service offers, or discussions around 'energy sharing' amongst neighbours.
  2. 28 Nov,
    Customers want to engage with the energy transition. They have more things they can do/energy assets to manage. Plus, flexibility has become a business model driver, with data, used correctly, supporting engagement. All the right ingredients seem to be there, so how do utilties achieve the level of engagement from their customers they are seeking?
Digitalisation Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 28 Nov,
    New developments in technology to create interoperable solutions and the practical approaches taken by utilities in their roll-out of smart meters including related tools for energy management.
  2. 28 Nov,
    Solutions, aggregation and optimisation. From smart meter to charging and towards home energy management.
Digitalisation Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 28 Nov,

    Panel 1: AI in the Energy Sector in Europe: Opportunities, Challenges and Recommendations

    Panel 2: Exploring the Future: Common EU Energy Dataspace

Hydrogen & Storage Hub (Hall 7.3)
  1. 28 Nov,
    This session provides an overview of the current policy and regulatory landscape for energy storage and the arising business opportunities. Speakers will discuss the latest developments and opportunities in the industry, highlighting the need for a stable and supportive policy framework to drive growth and investment.
  2. 28 Nov,
    Join this session to hear experts share updates on the policy and regulatory framework for hydrogen in the energy transition. Discussions will focus on accelerating investment, infrastructure, and innovation to unlock the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy vector.
EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 28 Nov,
    This session focuses on the EU-funded energy projects that are about to complete their journey. Lessons learnt, problems conquered and what we can do better in the future in the focus. Projects participating in the discussion: frESCO, ebalanceplus, BEYOND H2020, FEVER.
  2. 28 Nov,
    This session focuses on the newly approved by the EU Commission energy projects, and their plans. Projects participating in the discussion: to be announced.
EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 28 Nov,
    This session focuses on the nuclear energy scene in Europe, the technologies and more specifically the role of SMRs in the European energy transition. Projects participating in the discussion: to be announced.
  2. 28 Nov,
    USPA, the EU agency for the space programme, will showcase the technologies that were initially developed for space and can now be used for the energy transition. Projects participating in the discussion: to be announced.
EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 3 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 28 Nov,
    A series of interviews and discussions with Europe's key energy projects.
  2. 28 Nov,
    Ending this November, project BEYOND will deliver in this session its final findings and lessons learnt. The project offers a big data platform implementation and AI analytics toolkit toward innovative data sharing-driven energy service ecosystems for the building sector and beyond. The platform allows data consumers to search, find and utilise data generated by buildings and optimise their operation and energy performance.
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Decarbonisation Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 29 Nov,
    Decarbonisation demands the deployment of renewable energy generation on a vast scale, so how this be financed and achieved in a way that is socially responsible and sympathetic to the environment?
  2. 29 Nov,
    Examples of adaptation of existing infrastructure, re-purposing and managed decommissioning and how to opt for the best alternative.
  3. 29 Nov,
    As part of the bigger Four Ds Innovation Festival, selected start-ups and scale-ups have the opportunity to present their solution to help achieve energy Decarbonisation to a jury of innovation experts, with the winner announced at the Innovation Networking Reception.
  4. 29 Nov,
    The transport sector is embarking on the vital journey towards decarbonisation, so this session will reveal just how far along sectors like aviation, shipping and road haulage are.
Decarbonisation Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 29 Nov,
    Whether using gas engines, GTs or hybrid, today's power plants must ensure availability and flexibility to provide essential grid support.
  2. 29 Nov,
    A focus on power infrastructure carbon and emission reduction needs and solutions, for today, the near future and the long term.
  3. 29 Nov,
    How advanced are today's gas turbines in developing fuel flexibility and what does hydrogen-ready mean in practice?
  4. 29 Nov,
    Find out how the next generation of nuclear technologies will totally change the way industry engages with a more modular, flexible and multi-purpose carbon-free energy source.
Decentralisation Hub (Hall 7.3)
  1. 29 Nov,
    Using flexibility solutions can prevent the need for certain grid investments. In this session we will discuss technologies such as the potential for EVs, heatpumps, electrolysers and their impact on the stability of the grid.
  2. 29 Nov,
    Agregation- and flexibility services are of huge service to grid operators. But what are the business models behind this? How are local flexibility markets developing and what are the latest grid innovations?
  3. 29 Nov,
    As part of the bigger Four Ds Innovation Festival, selected start-ups and scale-ups have the opportunity to present their solutions to help achieve energy Decentralisation to a jury of innovation experts, with the winner announced at the Innovation Networking Reception.
Democratisation Hub (Hall 7.2)
  1. 29 Nov,
    In terms of addressing the cost-of-living crisis from an energy perspective, the two elephants in the room that are not being talked about are policies and finance.
  2. 29 Nov,
    Even if domestic energy costs fall, they are unlikely to return to levels seen 12-18 months ago. This is putting pressure on all households, with the most vulnerable ones impacted the most. You hear horror stories in the news of people being forced onto prepaid meters or self-disconnecting. By showcasing several best practice cases, we will demonstrate what suppliers can do to protect the most vulnerable customers.
  3. 29 Nov,
    As we see tangible effects of our changing climate, a growing consumer base wants to be proactive. One example is the growing interest in energy community schemes, which is very much enjoying a YIMBI moment. To inspire, we showcase genuine success stories and outline what lessons can be learnt.
  4. 29 Nov,
    As part of the bigger Four Ds Innovation Festival, selected start-ups and scale-ups have the opportunity to present their solution to help achieve energy Democratisation to a jury of innovation experts, with the winner announced at the Innovation Networking Reception.
Digitalisation Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 29 Nov,
    Assessing the technology and communication required today with IoT to support the varying nature of renewable energy and facilitate non-stop energy supply to the consumers.
  2. 29 Nov,
    Solutions to monitor and reduce grid downtime, predicting changes to fluctuating market demand in real time as well as balancing assets.
  3. 29 Nov,
    Latest cloud-based applications enabling new business models around demand response and help utilities improve customer service, manage outages and optimise grid performance. Latest cloud-based platforms to optimise operations and make better informed decisions about where to invest in new resources.
  4. 29 Nov,
    Solutions to monitor and reduce grid downtime, predicting changes to fluctuating market demand in real time as well as balancing assets.
Digitalisation Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 29 Nov,
    Risk and Challenges in a decentralised system. We'll look into the pathway to a more secure and resilient energy future.
  2. 29 Nov,
    Digital additive manufacturing supply chain panel.
  3. 29 Nov,
    As part of the bigger Four Ds Innovation Festival, selected start-ups and scale-ups have the opportunity to present their solution to help achieve energy Digitalisation to a jury of innovation experts, with the winner announced at the Innovation Networking Reception.
  4. 29 Nov,
    DC Grid, Grid edge computing, Digital Twin, VPP, embedded IT, Generative AI, Visualisation, Interconnectors and Quantum Computing.
Hydrogen & Storage Hub (Hall 7.3)
  1. 29 Nov,
    Join us for a dynamic session exploring the revolutionary potential of green hydrogen technology, its role in decarbonizing industries, and the latest advancements shaping a sustainable future
  2. 29 Nov,
    Discover real-world success stories and inspiring examples of green hydrogen projects that are driving the transition to a cleaner and more sustainable energy landscape. Learn from the pioneers shaping our future.
EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 29 Nov,
    What happens after a project finishes its circle? How to obtain private funding in order to achieve a second opportunity / life.
  2. 29 Nov,
    In this session we focus on the financing of energy communities and the involvement of private investors. Projects participating in the discussion: ACCEPT, DE-RISK, CHRONICLE.
  3. 29 Nov,
    A discussion focusing on the search of best practices for data sharing, in order to develop an efficient, competitive market for a digital energy infrastructure and digital energy services that are both cyber-secure and sustainable. Projects participating in the discussion: PHOENIX, OMEGA X, BuiltHub, NESOI, SYNERGIES, BD4OPEM, EUCloudEdgeIoT.
EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 29 Nov,
    In this session we focus on HVDC, HVAC, multi-terminal (MT), protections, HVDC breaker, grid inertia, network management, monitoring and control tools, micro-grid, semiconductor devices and power converters. Projects participating in the discussion: ONENET, HYPERRIDE, InterOPERA, TRANSLATE, OPENTUNITY, ENFLATE.
  2. 29 Nov,
    In this session, we are focusing on both the transmission and the distribution level and we will discuss P2G, CAES, hydro storage, molten salt storage, batteries, electric vehicles thermal energy storage (including power to heat, heat pumps, hot water tanks, geothermal), and flywheels. Projects participating in the discussion: ThumbsUp, SINNOGENES.
  3. 29 Nov,
    Decarbonisation demands the deployment of renewable energy generation on a vast scale, and in this session we are going to focus on the technologies that will get us to a carbon neutral future. We will focus on: wind turbines, PVs, solar thermal, biogas, tidal energy, micro-generation, floating offshore wind and PVs, ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC). Projects participating in the discussion: int:net, more to be announced.
  4. 29 Nov,
    The EU Commission proposed a comprehensive set of actions to ensure the EU's access to a secure, diversified, affordable and sustainable supply of critical raw materials. This session is focusing on the technologies and materials that will help us achieve this. Recycling plants for EoL windmill blades, Ultra-High-Strength-Concrete precast components, innovative materials, LCA, energy system modeling. Projects participating in the discussion: to be announced.
EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 3 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 29 Nov,
    Ending this November, project frESCO will deliver in this session its final findings and lessons learnt. New business models for innovative energy service bundles for residential consumers. frESCO project is developing new Energy Performance Contracting to evolve the energy market trends towards new hybrid schemes.
  2. 29 Nov,
    Ending this year, project ebalanceplus will deliver in this session its final findings and lessons learnt. The project aims to increase and predict the available energy flexibility of distribution grids and increase grid resilience. This is done by developing and deploying an energy-balancing platform that integrates technologies from various electricity domains, enhances grid observability and predictability, and at the same time supports electric operators and energy end-users with tailored user interfaces.
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Decarbonisation Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 30 Nov,
    With heating & cooling accounting for half of the final EU energy use, what approaches are needed to mitigate climate impact and boost energy security?
  2. 30 Nov,
    What is the true potential of this largely untapped renewable energy resource and what is needed to tap into this reservoir?
Decarbonisation Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 30 Nov,
    Taking a look at the best examples of zero carbon projects in France and how the Olympics will be setting the example.
  2. 30 Nov,
    The best current and emerging technologies and solutions to decarbonise trucking, trains, planes & shipping.
Decentralisation Hub (Hall 7.3)
  1. 30 Nov,
    How do you control voltage frequency in an area with high penetration of distributed generation? And what technologies can help to develop and operate future energy networks for the renewable energy transition?
Democratisation Hub (Hall 7.2)
  1. 30 Nov,
    After working hard on their challenges over the course of Enlit Europe, each EIT InnoEnergy student group will present their solution to a panel of experts, including their Challenge-proposing company, culminating in the winner of each challenge being announced.
Digitalisation Hub - Theatre 1 (Hall 7.2)
Digitalisation Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.3)
  1. 30 Nov,
    Deep dive into automation, virtual reality and artificial intelligence increasing accuracy and efficiency in a digital Energy world.
Hydrogen & Storage Hub (Hall 7.3)
  1. 30 Nov,
EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 2 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 30 Nov,
    This session demystifies the techs that can help consumers save money and control their energy and data. Focusing on demand response, smart appliances, smart metering and heating/cooling peak load management. Projects participating in the discussion: TradeRES, INTERCONNECT, RESONANCE, PROBONO, OPENTUNITY, RENergetic.
EU Projects Zone Hub - Theatre 3 (Hall 7.2)
  1. 30 Nov,
    Ending this year, project FEVER will deliver in this session its final findings and lessons learnt. Orchestrating flexibilities to enable the energy transition. FEVER demonstrates and implements solutions that leverage the potential of flexibility in generation, consumption and storage of electricity for optimal management of power grids. Deploying AI, ledger technologies, peer-to-peer trading and a toolbox comprising advanced monitoring and prediction algorithms, FEVER empowers DSOs to better observe and manage their grids.

 

Please note that the programme is subject to change; we recommend that you check out this page often for the updated grid.

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