Conference: Smart Grids Week - Linz 2011
Organizer
Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology in cooperation with Energie AG Oberösterreich
Cooperation partners
- AIT - Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH
- FEEI - Fachverband der Elektro- und Elektronikindustrie
- Klima- und Energiefonds
- Oesterreichs Energie
- Technologieplattform Smart Grids Austria
With the support of
Content Description
It is an undisputed fact that we will have to continue to improve the technology used in our electricity infrastructures if we are to achieve our climate and energy policy goals. There will however be several challenges to overcome on the way. Cooperation may be becoming more widespread at a European and global level but the competition in technology is getting stiffer.
Integrating renewable and distributed generation will become even more important, with efficiency playing a major role across all areas of energy transmission, distribution and use. We will therefore have to improve flexibility and gear services to demand, aspects that not only require technological solutions but also the active involvement of all grid participants right down to the consumers and the further development of the legal and regulatory framework. Power grids must become enablers of new technologies such as electric mobility.
The key success factor in developing new, sustainable solutions that can actually be implemented in this complex field is to involve all the relevant players in research and development, which will therefore mean including new ones from time to time. This also applies in particular to the changing or new roles to be played in the energy systems of the future and to developing the transition processes.
Towns and areas that test smart grid solutions within the context of holistic system concepts (smart cities, smart regions) and develop demonstration projects make an important contribution here.
The 2011 Smart Grids Week also aims to promote and strengthen the process that has got off to a successful start in Austria and help to link up with international developments.
This year the focus is on
- National and international strategies
- Smart Grids - essential element of future energy supply structures
- Smart metering from the smart grids perspective
- Smart grids as chance for sustaining infrastructure
Program
Poster Session
Project manager of research projects supported by the Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology within the programs "Energy Systems of the Future", "New Energies 2020" of the Climate and Energy Fund and of research projects which may fit into the theme of "smart grids" are invited to present their project results, information or publications in the format of scientific posters.
At the poster exhibition of Smart Grids Week Linz the Climate and Energy Fund is inviting those projects in particular which were funded by the 4th call "New Energies 2020". These give an overview of the newly added research projects which are currently about to start.
Further information: karin.auer@sympos.at
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
- D-A-CH Cooperation Meeting (pdf, 288K)
Participation is possible by invitation of the project team. If interested, kindly contact Leyla.Gueran@fit.fichtner.de - Workshop - VG2-Strategies: Integration of Electric Vehicles in the Austrian Energy System (pdf, 188K)
Participation is possible by invitation of the project team. If interested, kindly contact rezania@eeg.tuwien.ac.at. - Project Forum "Smart Meter for Climate Protection?" and "Smart Grids for Smart Energy!" (pdf, 300K)
The Climate and Energy Fund is inviting the participants of the Smart Grids Week to the project forum as part of Smart Grids Week 2011. Registration is possible in the online application. Participation in the Project Forum is free.
Wednesday, May 25th – Friday. May 27th, 2011
Downloads
All presentations have been recorded and are available via the NachhaltigWirtschaften YouTube Channel.
Presentations Workshop Project Forum
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011
Thursday, May 26th, 2011
Friday, May 27th, 2011
Documents
Picture gallery
Target Audience
National and international players in the field of electricity industry, research, industry and administration, dealing with the development of electricity infrastructure, its potential challenges and opportunities.
Contact Address
Scientific Director
Hubert Fechner
University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien
Tel.: +43 (1) 3334077-572
E-Mail: fechner@technikum-wien.at
Team
- Michael Hübner (Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology)
- Andreas Abart (Energie AG Oberösterreich)
- Albrecht Reuter (Fichtner IT Consulting AG)
Information and Registration
SYMPOS Veranstaltungsmanagement GmbH
Plenergasse 1, 1180 Wien
Tel.: +43 (1) 409 79 36-66
Fax: +43 (1) 409 79 36-69
E-Mail: office@sympos.at