SDEC 2019 will offer a packed agenda with up to six workshops and eight session. In total we expect to have around 50 speakers and tutors taking part in our event. Everyone interested in district energy should be able to find a interesting option at our event.
Conference sessions
The main venue for presentations which will bring you up to date on the latest knowledge in the Distrcit Energy Sector.
Workshop sessions ‐ presentations and dialogue in groups
The aim of the workshops is to address issues and topics which need to be discussed in depth, in combination with sharing knowledge and experience from the different countries.
Each workshop is at least 90 minutes and starts with a number of presentations. The presentations provide information addressing the topic of the workshop. Some are picked from the submitted abstracts, others are invited speaker. The length of the presentation is decided by the organizer of the workshop, but would typical be 10 minutes.
After the presentation, there will be group discussion or plenary discussions. The details of the workshop will be further elaborated by the representative from the programme committee who is organizing the workshop.
Exhibition and networking
Special focus will be given to networking opportunities and technology promotions. SDEC will be operating an exclusive brand awareness exhibition during the event and give its participants to opportunity to build up new business relations. Having the conference and exhibition in the same facility provide a unique opportunity for the exhibitors to showcase their projects, services and equipment.
The draft agenda structure is given here below. Field trips, networking events, brokerage events and excursions will be added early 2019.
18:00 – 21:00 |
EXHIBITION SETUP |
17:00 – 19:00 |
WELCOME RECEPTION – VOX CLUB Welcome remarks from the Icelandic Energy Cluster – Viðar Helgason, Managing Director Light refreshments and entertainment |
From 07:30 | ||
REGISTRATION AND COFFEE IN THE EXHIBITION AREA | ||
08:00 – 17:00 | ||
EXHIBITION – ONGOING THROUGHOUT THE DAY | ||
08:30 – 10:10 | ||
PLENARY OPENING – The future of district energy – HALL A+B
Session chair: Lovísa ÁrnadóttirOpening and welcomeGuðlaugur Þór Þórðarson – Minister of Foreign Affairs, IcelandJóhanna B. Hansen – Samorka, Board memberRuud Cino – Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy of the NetherlandsGuðni A. Jóhannesson – Director General, The Icelandic National Energy AuthorityGestur Pétursson – Managing Director of Veitur –Werner Lutsch – President of Euroheat & PowerEmma Coker – BloombergNEF |
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10:10 – 10:30 Coffee Break | ||
10:30 – 12:10 | ||
HALL A | HALL B | HALL G |
Moving towards a low carbon society Sustainable solutions, proposals and best practices Session chair: Birta Kristín Helgadóttir |
EEA Grants – Climate Change and Renewable Energy Country introductions Session Chair: Baldur Pétursson |
Operations and technology Shared challenges and opportunities Session chair: Gyða Mjöll Ingólfsdóttir |
Valdas LukoseviciusPresident of the Lithuanian district heating organizationFast and wide usage of renewable resources in the Lithuanian District Heating Sector |
Jónas KetilssonThe Icelandic National Energy AuthorityWindow of Opportunity for Geothermal DH |
Dirk VanhoudtVitoTEMPO |
Monika KuuselaFortumHow the EU and local policy can influence the development of future district energy supplies |
Tina SølvbergSenior Sector Officer – Environment, Energy, Climate Change and low carbon economy, EEA GrantsOverview of EEA Grants |
Hjalti Steinn GunnarssonNorðurorkaVaðlaheiði tunnel, the harnessing of the infiltrating water |
Þorleikur JóhannessonVerkísDevelopment of geothermal district heating in Iceland and lessons learnt for other countries |
Piotr BoguszPolish Ministry of the EnvironmentBeata KepińskaMineral and Energy and Economy Research Institute, MEERI PASJacek SzymczakPolish District Heating Chamber of Commerce |
Anna KallertFraunhofer Institute for Energy Economics and Energy System TechnologyCoupled Heat and Electricity supply of Districts – Analysis of innovative district heating supply options. |
Koenraad BeckersHeaton Renewable Energy SolutionsDistrict heating project at the Ithaca campus |
Raluca Elena FanaruFinancial Programme Officer, Innovation Norway RomaniaAdrian FoghisOradea Metropolitan AreaIonut TanaseCounsellor, Ilfov County Council |
Páll Baldvin SveinssonVeiturHot water tank condition assesment using modern scanning equipment |
Dominic ScottUniversity of Iceland and Reykjavik EnergyThe regulatory framework for Combined Heat and Power – addressing risk and realising benefits |
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12:00 – 13:00 Lunch EEA Grants – Networking lunch | ||
13:00 – 14:30 | ||
Global District Energy Climate Awards – Awards Ceremony and Presentations – HALL A + B
Session chair: Birger Lauersen |
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Introduction speech: Birger Lauersen, Vice-President | Manager International Affairs, Euroheat & Power | Danish District Heating Association |
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GLOBAL DISTRICT ENERGY CLIMATE AWARDS Dr. Robin Wiltshire, Chairman of Evaluation Panel , Chair of International Energy Agency (IEA) DHC/CHP implementation agreement |
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PRESENTATION OF THE AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE:
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14:30 – 17:30 / 18:00 | ||
Field trips | ||
1. Reykjavik District Heating | 2. Hellisheiði Geothermal Power Plant | |
19:30 – 23:00 | ||
Conference dinner – Entertainment and music the Icelandic wayGamla bíó, Ingólfsstæti 2a, 101 Reykjavik – see map |
From 07:30 | ||
Registration and coffee in exhibition area | ||
08:00 – 17:00 | ||
Exhibition ongoing throughout the day | ||
08:30 – 10:00 | ||
HALL A | HALL B | HALL G |
Smart solutions for the future of district energy
Session chair: Steinunn Huld Atladóttir |
Workshop: SDGs and district energy
Session chair: Eiríkur Hjálmarsson |
Workshop: Innovation in the district energy sector
Session chair: Viðar Helgason |
Steen Schelle JensenKamstrup A/SDigitilisation makes district heating smart |
Vera KnútsdóttirUnited Nations Association of IcelandThe UN SDG‘s |
Nicola PiercyE.ON City Energy SolutionsInnovation in District Heating and Cooling |
Arnaldur Birgir MagnússonNorðurorkaMetering in multiple small utilities |
Ásta Bjarnadóttir & Hreinn HrafnkelssonPrime Minister’s Office and Ministry of Industries and InnovationImplementation of the UN SDG‘s in Iceland with focus on energy and infrastructure |
Bartłomiej CiapałaAGH University of science and technologyPipeless district heating – what DH’s customer actually buys? |
Ines LindmeierWien EnergyData Science and IoT solutions – an insight into the digital future of the district heating network of Vienna |
Andri GuðmundssonFossar MarketsGreen Financing for Green Energy |
Kolbrún Ragna RagnarsdóttirEnergy SpecialistOverview of District Energy Research |
Christian ThommessenUniversity of Duisburg-EssenRequirements for Smart District Energy Concepts |
Lúðvík S. GeorgssonDirector UNU-GTPPromoting the UN SDGs through the benefits of direct use of geothermal energy. |
Discussions about how to innovate in the district energy sector |
Hendrik TómassonVeiturUsing smart technologies to monitor conditions of deep well pumping stations |
Discussions – How do we advance the SDG’s in the district energy sector | |
10:00 – 10:20 Coffee Break | ||
10:20 – 12:00 | ||
HALL A | HALL B | HALL G |
The business of district heating – Where are we going?
Session chair: Sunna Björg Reynisdóttir |
Workshop: Diversity and equality in the district energy sectorSession chair: Ásdís Eir Símonardóttir |
Innovative technology and solutions in district energy
Session chair: Lovísa Árnadóttir |
Fabrice Karl BertholetThe World BankWorld bank’s activities and aim’s for involvement in DH projects |
Unnur Brá KonráðsdóttirCoordinator for climate action, Iceland Government |
Kristinn JakobssonRARIKThe development of a new district heating system at Hornafjörður |
Dr. Janka VanschoenwinkelVITOBusiness model adapted to the specific needs of each unique district heating and cooling grid |
Inka Ivette SchomerESMAP – WorldbankESMAP Gender Report |
Arna PálsdóttirVeiturLessons learned in operational changes to a dually fed district heating system in the capital region of Iceland: A temporary switch between geothermal water and heated groundwater |
Caspar BoendermakerBNG BankDo Public-Private Partnerships bring the solution? |
Gestur PéturssonVeiturDiversity, equality, synergy & innovation |
Katsuhiro YamaguchiShiwa Green EnergyDistrict Heating & Cooling, 2 Case Experiences in Japan, Wood CHP/boiler. |
Sigurður SigurðssonIcelandic DrillingConsiderations for new DH development for an investor |
Aðalsteinn MöllerVeiturHigh Voltage ESP Systems |
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Baldvin B. HaraldssonBBA LegalLegal frameworks – how to support development |
Panel & Workshop |
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12:00 – 13:00 Lunch | ||
13:00 – 14:30 | ||
HALL A | HALL B | HALL G |
Geothermal district heatingSession chair: Sigurður Þór Haraldsson |
Innovative technology and solutions in district energy
Session chair: Sigurjón Norberg Kjærnested |
Moving towards a low carbon societySession chair: Valdís Guðmundsdóttir |
Ágúst GuðmundssonVatnaskilUtilization of integrated numerical models to manage geothermal resources and district heating networks |
Kurt MarleinComsofGIS-based automated planning and design |
Egill Maron ÞorbergssonEflaUtilization of low-temperature geothermal water for electricity generation in Iceland |
Guðmundur Óli GunnarssonVeiturThe complex history of geothermal utilization for the district heating system of Hveragerði |
Sigurður Bergmann GunnarssonVeiturCondition monitoring of hot water mains using an in line drone |
Alexandra KjeldEflaEffect of geothermal district heating on the carbon footprint of buildings in Iceland |
Ragna Björk BragadóttirVeiturNumerical modelling of the Hveragerði high temperature field |
Roman GeyerAIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbHPotentials and effects of temperature reductions in heat networks |
Bjarni Herrera ThorissonCicular SolutionESG risk and green fiancing |
Steinunn HauksdóttirÍSORThe role of low-temperature geothermal systems in sustainable space-heating in Iceland |
Markus FritzFraunhofer ISIExcess heat distribution for private households through existing sewer networks |
Dr. Hamid AghaieAIT AustriaSolar thermal in DH generation in Austria |
Stefán H. SteindórssonNorðurorkaHjalteyri – Development of a geothermal field |
Arnaldur Birgir MagnússonNorðurorkaSolutions and challenges of building up district heating in hilly terrain |
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14:30 – 14:50 Coffee Break | ||
14:50 – 16:30 | ||
Plenary Closing – The future of district energy – HALL A + B
Session chair: Áshildur BragadóttirCaixa Sun – Chief technology officer, Arctic Green EnergyÞórir Ibsen – AmbassadorBaldur Pétursson – The Icelandic National Energy AuthorityElín Smáradóttir – Board Member of Women in Energy Iceland
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