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CAPITAL MARKETS FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE

The role of capital markets in tackling climate change is vital, Climate Change Minister Greg Barker said last month as he launched the Capital Markets Climate Initiative (CMCI) at the London Stock Exchange with Mayor of London Boris Johnson. In his speech, he emphasized the City of London’s potential to become a global hub for green finance and looked at why low carbon investment is a huge opportunity for the UK’s financial services industry. The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) is bringing together key players from the City with international financiers and policy makers, with the initiative aimed at driving green economic investment in emerging economies and identifying how the current barriers to new investment can be dismantled. The CMCI aims to help unlock the private sector’s ability to help meet the $100 billion of new green investment required annually by 2020 to tackle climate change in developing countries. “The vital role of capital markets in tackling climate change has been overlooked for far too long. The finance needed to help developing countries become low carbon isn’t flowing at the rate and scale needed” said Barker. “This is a huge opportunity for the UK financial services industry to grab a share of a completely new international market that will be worth billions in the years to come.” Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Justine Greening, agreed: “We need to make sure that we get the policy framework right in order to unlock large-scale private investment for clean technologies both here in the UK and internationally.”

The Mayor’s Office have announced that they are investing in ten low carbon zones across London to help cut local carbon emissions. “These energy busting zones will create an armada of flagships across London focused on finding the most effective ways to rapidly cut carbon and slash energy bills” says Boris Johnson. In order to help meet the commitment to reduce London’s carbon emissions by 60% by 2025, the London Development Agency (LDA) is investing up to £3 million across ten low carbon zones. The aim is to reduce carbon emissions in the zones by 20.12% by 2012. Each of the low carbon zones should demonstrate that significant carbon savings can be achieved at a neighbourhood level, in turn convincing the rest of the capital that the 60% target is achievable. Low carbon zones will show the effectiveness of a strategy that focuses not on a particular building or tenure type, but on a geographical area. Additionally, the zones hope to show that once a delivery mechanism is in place, it can be repeatedly used to increase the effectiveness and decrease the cost of subsequent schemes which can be replicated not only across London but nationwide. For more information, visit www.london.gov.uk

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PROGRESS SINCE 2009 UK GREEN INITIATIVES FEATURES OVERVIEW MEET MASDAR THE COMPANY BEHIND EFEF

‘WIN WIN SCENARIO’: FUTURE ENERGY SOLUTIONS FROM RENEWABLE UK

Earlier this year, London welcomed the launch of the London Development Agency’s (LDA) Low Carbon Employment and Skills Programme designed to help Londoners gain the green skills that businesses need in order to compete in this growing sector. Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, through the LDA and working with partners, aims to help create the conditions that ensure London’s businesses are able to access market opportunities in the low carbon economy and that Londoners are adequately skilled to take on the jobs created in the sector. The launch event, held at City Hall in June, was opened by the LDA’s Group Director of Learning and Skills, Brendan Loughran and highlighted: - Research in to the Low Carbon Skills needs for London, coupled with international benchmarking research - The Retrofit Employer Accord Pilot which offers on-the-ground job brokerage for the RE:NEW andthe RE:FIT retrofit programmes being delivered by the LDA, providing opportunities for London’s unemployed - The Low Carbon Skills Forum which brings together all the key agencies in London to drive policy and identify priorities for action within the employment and skills arena

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‘LOW CARBON IS THE FUTURE’: INTERVIEW WITH CHRIS HUHNE

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SHOW INTRODUCTION

wind energy powers up

After the UK government’s substantial $6.8 billion offering to fund offshore wind power last year, Masdar and partners E.ON and DONG Energy followed suit and announced a $3 billion investment to create a joint venture: The London Array wind project in the Thames estuary. With European targets for 2020 fast approaching, investment in long-term projects such as these will prove essential in developing renewable energy resources and cutting emissions. The London Array wind farm (up to 341 turbines, installed over a four year period) would be located more than 20km (12 miles) from the Kent and Essex coasts in the outer Thames Estuary, one of the three strategic areas the UK Government has identified for offshore wind farm development. When fully operational, it would make a substantial contribution to the UK government’s target of providing 15.4% of all electricity supply from renewable sources by 2015. Based on the current schedule, it is expected that the project would represent nearly 7% of this target. When fully completed, it would provide enough electricity for more than 750,000 homes – equivalent to the household demand of Kent and East Sussex combined, or for a quarter of Greater London homes.

Low CArBon sKiLLs & eMpLoyMenT

WORKSHOP SESSIONS: TUESDAY 19 OCTOBER

LOW CARBON ZONES CUT EMISSIONS IN LONDON

EFEF looks at a variEty oF initiativEs and programmEs that arE driving london and thE Uk Forward into a grEEnEr FUtUrE

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London & UK Green InItIAtIVeS

Going Green

WORKSHOP SESSIONS: WEDNESDAY 20 OCTOBER

‘THE UK IS ENERGY CHAMPION’: UKTI EXAMINES THE UK’S GREEN CREDENTIALS

‘TECHNOLOGY, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT’: INTERVIEW WITH DR ROBERT SORRELL, BP

‘GOING SOLAR’: GAINING GROUND IN SOLAR TECHNOLOGY

‘THE ‘O’ FACTOR’: LEADING THE WAY FOR MARINE RENEWABLES

‘EAST LONDON GOES GREEN’: THE SIEMENS PAVILION

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SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC – SPONSOR Q&A ‘WORKING TOWARDS A GREENER FUTURE’: INTERVIEW WITH LADY BARBARA JUDGE WORKSHOP SESSIONS: THURSDAY 21 OCTOBER ‘THE BIG ISSUES’: AN INSIGHT FROM THE MAYOR OF LONDON’S OFFICE

interview increase business certainty and investor confidence to stimulate growth in low carbon. This will send a clear signal to British companies about the economic, as well as environmental, imperative of the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Which key note speakers/debates do you think will add real impact?

Firstly, a reduction of 30% is affordable. The European Commission estimates that it will cost around 0.5% of the EU’s GDP in 2020 – this cost is lower than previous estimates as a result of the recession. It will also reduce our dependence on imported What will be the most significant change fossil fuels, and contribute to better air quality. Green to action on ‘green issues’ after the first 100 days of the new coalition government? growth will benefit employment and productivity as We talk to Secretary of State, Department of energy & climate change, Chris huhne about the the private sector responds to new opportunities in We achieved a lot in our first 100 days. We announced Significance of efef coming to lonDon, the key ‘green’ iSSueS facing europe in the current low-carbon technologies. a target of a 10% reduction in emissionsthe from climate, anD government planS for bringing ukthe forWarD into a loW-carbon future Secondly, a reduction of 30% will reduce costs central government estate over the next twelve months in the longer-term. 30% by 2020 provides more andit’s started to implement the necessary whyado you think important to have a Whymeasures. is it significant that the EFEF is being cost-effective pathway towards an 80%Future reduction by Forum We set out ourEuropean plans for the Green Deal, began Energy on a level? held and in the UK this year and what can the 2050 – the minimum required to avoidHosting dangerous working oninthe legislation. the procUKoff offer in return? a Future Energy Forum Europe dem- We kicked climate change. We need to increase the EU carbon essthe of EU’s electricity markettoreform, aiming to was create There competition for this conference around onstrates to the world commitment a Europe. UKTI hard to secure it for the UK and low-carbon is an excellentfor international price to incentivise the investment needed in low- future. EFEF clearer incentives low-carbon generation, withworked a for We London in particular. London is the financial censhowcase goods and services; carbon power generation, both up to and beyondfor low-carbon consultation paper due inthe the autumn. ended the tresell for electricity renewable energy and the UK is fast becoming the initial Bilbao EFEF authorities conference being in 2009 2020. If we delay action until later wesuccess would of need a ban on local able to a world leader in low-carbon technology deployment. shows supply that Europe can fromfrom an event which sources more rapid transformation of the EU’s power theybenefit generate renewable into the grid. The UKInvestment is the world leader in research, development ensures European companies best on placed to make and industry, increasing costs and making the deeper We startedarework the plans for a Green and demonstration of wave and tidal technology. the most of the opportunities available globally. targets more difficult. According to the IEA, every Bank, and on the reform of the climate change levy year of delayed investment in low-carbon energy in order to create a higher carbon price floor, again 29 sources costs €300-400 billion at the global level. with further details due in the autumn. And together Finally, a reduction of 30% is consistent with with the French and German environment ministers, the science. The IPCC recommendations are for we opened a discussion within the EU on moving to developed countries to deliver reductions in carbon a more ambitious carbon reduction target, aiming for emissions of between 25-40% by 2020 if we are to 30% by 2020, rather than the current 20%. stay on a trajectory that will avoid the most dangerous climatic changes. We need to be in this envelope if we In what way is this the greenest ever are to persuade others to take meaningful action. government? Our aim is to be the greenest government ever; we will be judged on our record over the next five years. We How will DECC encourage clean energy investment over the next decade? want to make sure that by 2015 the UK is clearly on a path to achieve 80% emissions reductions by 2050. It will of course be entrepreneurs, the private sector, The measures set out above are the first steps towards local communities, individuals and businesses, scithis goal, so by 2015 we hope to see the Green Deal entists and engineers, not governments that drive the fully in operation, the electricity market reformed to low-carbon revolution forward. But industry needs support low-carbon generation, carbon capture and confidence that there is a stable policy framework storage technology being developed at scale, and the and a functioning market. Green Investment Bank leveraging private sector capiThe role of government in this transformation is tal to invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency. therefore clear: to set the right policy and incentive And these are just what I hope to do within my framework and, given the severe constraints on departmental responsibilities; ministerial colleagues in public expenditure in the near-term, to act as a other departments, working on areas such transport, catalyst for private sector investment. That is why we business, housing, environment and overseas are focusing on reforming the market to attract the development will also be playing a crucial role. private sector investment we need for secure, lowcarbon infrastructure; our planned Green Investment For more information, visit www.decc.gov.uk Bank will have a major role to play here.

My ministerial colleague, Gregory Barker, is taking part in the discussion on low-carbon financing across Europe on the second day of the conference. This issue is key to large-scale deployment of low -carbon technologies and I hope those that attend will develop a detailed understanding of the barriers and potential solutions to low-carbon financing. What are the key issues that you think need to be addressed during EFEF?

The key challenge facing the low-carbon sector is how we fund the increased incremental cost of these technologies. Lord Stern demonstrated that the cost of inaction is far greater than that of action and the IEA’s analysis indicated that we will need a portfolio of all potential low-carbon technologies to succeed in tackling the challenges posed by climate change. I hope the conference will be able to act as a forum for discussing best practice between decision-makers and industry in a range of countries. What is the main message you want to communicate at EFEF?

A low-carbon future is our only viable option to balance the dual demands of tackling climate change and ensuring energy security. It also offers one of the best ways of encouraging recovery from recession and laying the foundations for future prosperity. Do you think that British companies are becoming more aware of low-carbon goals?

Yes, particularly in terms of maximising economic opportunities and managing climate change risks. The economic opportunities of businesses moving to a low-carbon economy are massive. In 2008/09, the global market for low-carbon goods and services was worth £3.2 trillion and is forecast to grow by approximately 4% per year over the next 5 years. In spring 2008, an informal survey conducted McKinsey & Co showed that all respondents either agreed or strongly agreed that climate change will have a significant impact on shareholder value and on investment decisions in the next 5 years. The Coalition Government is keen to build on this awareness by getting the policy framework right to 30

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Can you tell us a bit about the ‘Green Deal’? How will this help homes and businesses?

Research into new and lower carbon technologies continues apace across all the fields of energy and therefore EFEF and the UK is a good fit this year. We mean to ensure that the world knows of our ambitions, our commitment and our abilities so that they will be in no doubt of the opportunities available both to work in and work with the UK in developing sustainable low-carbon future energy solutions.

Why is a 30% emissions cut the golden number – how much of an impact will this have on our future?

The Green Deal gives householders and businesses the opportunity to take advantage of energy efficiency measures like loft or cavity wall insulation, and to pay for it with the savings made on energy bills. Green Deal has the potential to benefit most homes and non-domestic buildings across the UK, unlocking tens of billions of pounds of investment in the next decade. Improving energy efficiency will cut carbon emissions and save people money as they use less energy. Furthermore, green jobs will be created throughout the country.

Low-Carbon is the future

Tomorrow’s energy. Today.

Energy security is a global challenge. It’s about ensuring a reliable, consistent supply of power for all our homes and businesses. Currently we are working with the Dutch State to invest €800 million in the Bergermeer Gas Storage facility, strengthening the energy security and infrastructure of North Western Europe with a reliable supply of natural gas.

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Welcome... Foreword by Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, CEO, Masdar Welcome to the second European Future Energy Forum (EFEF). Continuing in the successful footsteps of its parent event, the World Future Energy Summit held annually in Abu Dhabi, EFEF 2010 provides the perfect platform for the European renewable energy industry to share knowledge and technology, advance solutions, invite investors and explore new partnerships. With the success of last year’s forum in Bilbao, Spain, the second EFEF provides the ideal environment for renewable energy and clean technology leaders to explore business opportunities, showcase the latest technological solutions and foster an environment for discussion among business executives, industry experts, academics and policy makers. Abu Dhabi’s key role in the future of clean energy will be further underscored by the Abu Dhabi Investment Forum, which is being jointly organized by the Abu Dhabi Department for Economic Development and the Institutional Investor. The investment forum will focus on the extensive trade and investment opportunities that Abu Dhabi is making available to the global investment community and showcasing, together with EFEF, the emirate’s economic competitiveness and increasing role as a clean technology hub. In providing a platform through which to engage with those responsible for ensuring the future of global energy diversification, we are breaking new boundaries and setting the benchmark for the next generation of renewable energy solutions. These forums enable nations to share best practice and are a catalyst for advancing sustainable solutions around the world. With this focus, Masdar is once again proud to be an organizing partner of the European Future Energy Forum, enabling us to join the global dialogue and generate new partnerships for viable and sustainable energy solutions. I trust that the three days will provide you insight and knowledge, as well as an open platform for discussion and idea sharing that will transcend the event.

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Welcome... Foreword by Jo Tyler, Event Director, European Future Energy Forum The European Future Energy Forum in London will be the fifth event in the World Future Energy Series since the initiative was launched in association with the government of Abu Dhabi and Masdar in 2008.

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Child of the hugely successful World Future Energy Summit held annually in Abu Dhabi, the European Future Energy Forum is the first regional event being developed to facilitate a more detailed exchange of knowledge between energy ministers, international renewable energy manufacturers, investors and service providers to ensure energy security and sustainability throughout Europe. The first EFEF was launched with great success in Bilbao in 2009, and with the full support of the UKTI, the UK Government and our long term partners, Masdar, we have every hope that EFEF 2010 in London will prove to be another must-attend event for the regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future energy and clean technology professionals. Despite the challenging economic climate, plans for a sustainable energy future must continue and I want to thank our many supporters, partners, exhibitors and speakers for making this event a real opportunity for international business to take place. As you will see from the many event features and conference sessions detailed on the following pages, there is a lot to see, a lot to do and plenty of opportunities to do business and build partnerships. Whether you are concerned with energy supply, the construction of green buildings, or the development of clean transport, there is something for everyone looking to develop a sustainable future. We sincerely hope that you enjoy your time at the Forum and we look forward to meeting you in London.

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Worldwide demand for energy is expected to rise by

just over 50 per cent The world desperately needs more energy, cleaner energy, and secure sources of energy.

by 2030

With a long history of innovation and world class skills, the UK has become a world leader in the development of renewable energy, and that leadership has never been more needed than it is today. Committed to meet the EU target of at least 20% of energy from renewable sources by 2020, the UK needs an investment of around £100 billion to develop an additional 35 GW of new renewable energy capacity. The challenges and opportunities for renewable energy businesses both from the UK and internationally is enormous. Part of the World Future Energy series of events, the European Future Energy Forum is an initiative developed with Masdar (Abu Dhabi’s multi-billion dollar investment in the development and commercialisation of innovative technologies in renewable energies) that includes the World Future Energy Summit held annually in Abu Dhabi. Successfully launched in Bilbao in 2009, the Forum is a European event which is currently being developed to facilitate a detailed exchange of knowledge between energy ministers, heads of state, investors and renewable energy service providers – in order to strengthen understanding and cooperation between companies spearheading the growth and development of this industry.

Who should be at EFEF 2010? Anyone involved in developing... European energy policy Investment and funding Green buildings Clean transport Wind Solar PV Solar thermal Biofuels

Ocean power Geothermal Hydroelectric Waste to energy Fuel cells Carbon management Nuclear Environment strategy

Clear your diary on 19 October and head to ExCeL London for the VIP Opening Ceremony. Entry is free, but seats are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Registration information

Opening times:

Nearest station: Custom House for ExCeL (Docklands Light Railway) Parking: ExCeL London offers on-site car parking for 3,700 cars

Entry into the opening ceremony, exhibition and all associated features is free of charge. Conference passes can be purchased from £400 and include access to over 100 speakers across 27 sessions.

Tuesday 19 October: 9am-5pm (please arrive before 9am to gain entry into the Opening Ceremony) Wednesday 20 October: 9am-5pm Thursday 21 October: 9am-5pm

Location:

ExCeL London One Western Gateway Royal Victoria Dock London E16 1XL

Moving EnErgy Forward

WE arE building EnErgy solutions For the Future dong Energyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision Our long term vision is to provide reliable energy without CO2. To produce more energy with less CO2 we need a change to the way we produce energy. It is a long-term project and it is not an easy one. But we are well underway with massive wind power investments. offshore wind power experience We have built half of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest offshore wind farms and we are a market leader. We will strengthen this position in the future. In the UK, we already have Gunfleet Sands, Barrow and

Burbo Bank offshore wind farms in operation, and more large projects are in preparation. We are the main partner in the london array We have a 50 percent share of the London Array offshore wind farm project which we are building together with our partners. When fully operational, it will provide electricity for around 750,000 homes.

DONG Energy is a Danish utility company and one of the leading energy groups in Northern Europe. Our business is based on procuring, producing, distributing, and trading in energy and related products in Denmark and Northern Europe. We have approximately 6,000 employees and generated revenue of approximately GBP 6 billion in 2009.

A change to the energy production requires the right competencies and the necessary will to act. In DONG Energy we possess all of these.

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What is happening at the

European Future Energy Forum?

Whether you work just down the road in Canary Wharf, or you have flown into London for the Forum, a trip to ExCeL London will be time well spent away from your desk The VIP Opening Ceremony (V C)

Featuring a keynote speech from the UK’s new coalition government, this opening session will be open to all pre-registered attendees and will begin at 12:00 on 19 October. Including addresses from: • Edward Oakden, Managing Director – Sectors Group, UKTI • Dr Sultan Al Jaber, CEO, MASDAR • Christine Lins, Secretary-General, European Renewable Energy Council • Lykke Friis, Minister for Climate and Energy, Denmark • Pedro Marin, Secretary of State for Energy, Spain • Carlos Zorrinho, Vice Minister for Energy and Innovation, Portugal • Chris Huhne, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, UK 100 speakers across 27 sessions (C)

UKTI Energy Igloo (V C)

Follow a series of small workshops and debates in this innovative Igloo to learn about the UK’s renewable energy objectives, capabilities, investment and development opportunities.

Masdar Future Urban Zone (V C)

This zone will showcase some of the most innovative construction projects being delivered by architects from across the world. Discover the latest concepts that are being brought to life in the drive to build environmentally friendly and energy efficient living spaces.

A high level conference programme featuring keynote panel debates, expert presentations and Q&A sessions will give delegates access to some of the world’s leading experts on renewable energy and clean technologies. Specific areas of focus include infrastructure, finance, renewable and alternative solutions, clean transport and green cities. The programme includes a keynote speech from Boris Johnson (Mayor of London), over 100 leading experts in this field, and a number of panel debates. View the full programme within this guide.

Transport for London Eco Transport Showcase (V C) This area will display a range of eco-friendly vehicles, concepts and technologies to demonstrate various green transport solutions of the future.

International Exhibition (V C)

Dreamtek Green IT and Communication Zone (V C)

An international exhibition will showcase products and services from a wide range of international companies. Find out more about the companies exhibiting by reading the company profiles in this guide.

Innovation Zone (V C)

Siemens Green Technology Theatre (V C)

See the latest advances in Future Energy and Clean Technology.

An interactive space dedicated to the innovative Siemens green portfolio. Find out how Siemens can influence the new energy age – from power generation and transmission, to distribution and consumption.

Pre-register before you arrive at ExCeL and get fast-track access into the show Register your details easily online at www.EuropeanFutureEnergyForum.com/Register

KEY:

Schneider Electric Energy Efficiency Theatre (V C)

Solving the energy challenge requires both behaviour change and new technology. Schneider ElectricTM offers you 3 days of discussions on the following topics: • Save energy, share energy • Challenges of the smarter grid • EcoStruxureTM Solutions

Powered by Dreamtek, see live demonstrations of environmentally sustainable IT and communication solutions that can make a real contribution to reducing the creation of CO2 in our working lives. Solutions being delivered will include IPTV, video streaming, web conferencing and mobile video.

V – Register as an exhibition visitor and you can gain free access to all of these event features C – Register as a conference delegate from £400 and also gain entry into these sessions 15

PROGRESS SINCE 2009

Progress Since 2009 There’s been lots of change since the inaugural European Future Energy Forum last year; we take a closer look at some of the key green issues that have been addressed since 2009

WIND IS TOP OF THE AGENDA IN EUROPE

Last year, the UK government dedicated $6.8 billion to offshore wind power, after which Masdar and partners E.ON and DONG Energy announced their commitment to the London Array wind project in the Thames estuary, with a $3 billion investment. In addition, Siemens (EFEF sponsor) also announced a large expansion of its wind power activities in across Europe including a European headquarters for wind power sales and project execution in Hamburg. Since then, London Array has signed the final major installation contracts for phase one of the project (Feb 2010). Contracts have been awarded to MPI and A2SEA to supply marine crew and vessels for the installation of foundations and turbines for the first phase (630MW) of what will be the world’s first 1GW offshore wind farm. And last month, Siemens announced that it has won a contract for two offshore substation structures for one of the largest wind farm developments in the UK, to Belfast yard Harland and Wolff (H&W). To date Siemens has used British yards for all six of its offshore substations for the UK and the latest win for H&W will further help to develop the UK supply chain, create jobs and stimulate the local economy. The substation structures form part of Siemens’ contract to design and build the onshore and offshore substations for the 576MW Gwynt y Môr (GYM) offshore wind farm in Liverpool Bay.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT With the EU commission looking to reduce carbon emissions and increase energy efficiency heavily by 2020, green building and future sustainable urban environments were high on the EFEF 2009 agenda. Since then, the Secretary of State for Climate Change, Chris Huhne announced the introduction of the Green Deal, which will allow thousands of workers to modernise around 26 million homes to make them more energy efficient as part of the coalition’s ambition to be the “greenest government ever”. According to John Alker, Director of Policy & Communications at UK-GBC this scheme “could drive a refurbishment revolution in the UK. Not only does it achieve deep carbon emissions, it can drive down energy bills, create new green jobs - and reinvigorate whole communities when energy efficiency is part of neighbourhood renewal”.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR EUROPEAN INVESTMENT

Last year, EFEF 2009 looked at the number of business deals announced, demonstrating the strength of the future energy market despite the current economic downturn. Each EU member state has targets to achieve in order to make up the average of 20% carbon reductions – and all offer dramatic industrial and investment opportunity. Renewable energy and ‘clean-tech’ investment rose to $10.3bn (€8.1bn) in the first half of this year from $6.4bn in the same period last year, according to data provider VB Research. This included $5bn of spending in the second quarter, which was up substantially from $3.4bn between April and June last year. And according to data provider Preqin, private equity firms have raised €8.4bn for ‘clean-tech’ deals in Europe since 2007.

Going Green EFEF looks at a variety of initiatives and programmes that are driving London and the UK forward into a greener future

wind energy powers up

LOW CARBON SKILLS & EMPLOYMENT

London & UK Green InitIATIVES

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RenewableUK 2010

Annual Conference & Exhibition

02– 04

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November 2010 | Glasgow, UK

Over 4,000 delegates Over 270 exhibitors Networking, side and social events Careers fair and dedicated technology days

Join us at RenewableUK 2010, our 32nd annual conference and exhibition. Three days of conference sessions, exhibition, and side events will examine industry developments in onshore and offshore wind energy, wave and tidal energy, and microand small-wind systems.

– Register online – Exhibition extended!

New space available – book today

– Register online today – Book your exhibition space www.renewable-uk.com

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Features Overview: features within the exhibition and fringe programme

The Schneider Electric Energy Efficiency Theatre

Come explore the latest energy trend and solutions! “We want intelligent energy for all. Smart grid and access to the grid. Save energy to share it, this is our contribution” Jean-Pascal Tricoire, President & CEO

Solving the energy challenge requires both behaviour change and new technology. Take part in these 3 days of conferences and panel discussions and bring you contribution to these timely topics: • Save Energy, Share Energy: By saving energy, we cut costs and help the environment. By sharing energy, we provide people with access to electricity and the opportunities that come with it – better health care, development, and education. Learn how access to energy contributes to develop a new energy paradigm. • Challenges of the Smarter Grid: By turning the classic linear energy grid into an intelligent and interactive network, we will change our behaviours and change the way we all use energy today. Learn how to make the most of smart grid innovation opportunities. • EcoStruxure TM Solutions for Green Buildings: EcoStruxure Active Energy ManagementTM architecture from Power Plant to PlugTM delivers 30% energy savings across your entire enterprise. Learn how to manage your largest controllable operating expense.

The Siemens Green Technology Theatre

Siemen’s Green Technology Theatre Seminar series presents our latest views and thinking on key future energy topics from our experts on subjects ranging from Smart Grid to the new emerging renewable technologies. Come listen, learn and join the debate. An overview of the programme is listed in this guide, but for full details and to register your interest please go to www.siemens.co.uk/efef

What Ukti is doing at Efef 2010

UKTI is the Government organisation that helps UK-based companies succeed in international markets and overseas-owned companies bring new investments, or expand their existing investments, to the UK. To support its aim to “enhance the competitiveness of companies in the UK through overseas trade and investments; and attract a continuing high level of quality foreign direct investment”,

UKTI offers services to: • UK businesses that want to grow their business internationally • Overseas businesses that want to locate in the UK UKTI brings together the work of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. Further details of the role and responsibilities of UKTI can be found at www.ukti.gov.uk UKTI will host a programme of activity at EFEF 2010, aimed at promoting the UK’s energy objectives, capabilities, investment and development opportunities to a UK and international audience. We shall be looking generally at the global transition to a low-carbon economy and the specific opportunities it creates in CCS, offshore wind energy and the different sorts of sustainable infrastructure that are going to be needed all over the world. The impressive capabilities of UK energy companies will play a critical role in the world’s transition to a low-carbon economy. The UK’s energy excellence – represented by the key strengths of Innovation, Reliability, Adaptability, Sustainability and Knowledge are embedded in all energy sub-sectors, including wind, wave, tidal, solar, hydropower, nuclear and clean coal, as well as in many others. All UKTI activity is free to attend and will be held within the UKTI Energy Igloo, in the exhibition area of EFEF. UKTI staff at the UK Energy Igloo will be pleased to help visitors with any enquiries they may have about the UK’s energy excellence. For more information on the programme of events in the UKTI Igloo please visit www.uktiatefef.co.uk

The Masdar Future Urban Zone

The Masdar Future Urban Zone is for anyone looking for solutions in green building and energy efficient urban design. This zone will showcase some of the most innovative construction projects being delivered by architects around the world. Discover the latest concepts that are being brought to life in the drive to build environmentally friendly and energy efficient living spaces. Participants in this area include • • • • • •

Masdar City London Development Agency Alsop Sparch Design Engine EAPPDC Ergohome

• • • • • •

Fletcher Priest HOK Jerry Tate Architects Axis Design Architects Living in Space YouMeHeShe

For further details please see the participating company profiles within the exhibitor listings in this guide. There is also a programme of expert workshops hosted by Masdar within this zone, see the programme in the following pages. 21

features overview The Transport For London Eco Transport Showcase

Transport for London (TfL) recognises the importance of making sustainability central to the way they work. As headline partners of the Eco Transport Showcase at the European Future Energy Forum, they will demonstrate steps they are taking to make the traditional red London buses green, as well as some of the other headways TfL is making in reducing emissions. This area within the exhibition will display a range of ecofriendly vehicles, concepts and technologies to demonstrate various transport solutions of the future. Participants in this area include • • • • • • •

Lotus Engineering Carbon Voyage Green Tomato Cars Imperial Racing Green I-Scoot ITM Power MIRA

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Seymour Powell Siemens Tesco.com Varialift Williams Hybrid Power Gasrec ZiPee Bikes

For further details please see the participating company profiles within the exhibitor listings in this guide.

The Innovation Zone

The innovation zone will also demonstrate the latest advanced in technology relevant to the future of energy. Participants include 1 Call Research and Design, Oxford Data Management and Sequoia IT. There are still opportunities for individuals or companies to present their ideas in this area please email info@ EuropeanFutureEnergyForum.com for more details.

The Round Table Arena

The Round Table Arena offers an opportunity for delegates, exhibitors and speakers to host small informal discussions and debates with 10-12 visitors to the event, on a topic of their choosing. The following sessions are free to attend and seats will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. Please note the schedule is subject to change so please check onsite schedules or www.EuropeanFutureEnergyForum.com for more up-to-date details. Popular sessions will be repeated where possible. To apply to host your own round table email info@EuropeanFutureEnergyForum.com 22

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Masdar Abu Dhabi-based Masdar is a new kind of global energy company that takes a holistic approach to the changing realities of power generation, transmission and consumption around the world. Operating across the full spectrum of renewable energy and sustainable technologies, Masdar is helping develop the “greenprint” for how we will live in the future

asdar operates across the broad fields of renewable power generation, carbon abatement and sequestration, sustainable urban planning and development, demand reduction technologies and systems, and investments in renewable energy and clean technology. As well, its independent, graduate-level research university is a source of innovation, human capital, and research and development into renewable energy and sustainable technologies. Masdar has recognised that across the globe, energy infrastructures, networks, markets and systems are becoming increasingly integrated and interrelated. Smart grids will create new kinds of linkages between power plants and home appliances in a manner unimaginable only a few years ago. At the same time, renewable power is enabling decentralised generation, thereby requiring a much more flexible transmission network than exists today. Meanwhile, efforts are underway to make fossil fuels “cleaner” – resulting in technologies and systems that are themselves often integrated into wider networks and systems (carbon capture and sequestration is just one example).

This emerging system is of such complexity and encompasses so many diverse elements that it requires a new and fundamentally holistic approach by sector participants. Masdar takes such an approach through its five divisions – Masdar Power, Masdar Carbon, Masdar Capital, Masdar City and Masdar Institute of Science and Technology – which are structured to encourage the sharing of knowledge, market intelligence and specialised expertise. The result is an organisation greater than the sum of its parts and one where the synergies of shared knowledge and technological advancement provide this commercial and results-driven company with a competitive advantage that includes an ability to move with agility and intelligence within an industry that is evolving at great speed. Such a holistic approach keeps Masdar at the forefront of this important industry, but also ensures it remains grounded in the pursuit of pioneering technologies and systems that are feasible. As a result, Masdar delivers innovation to the market, opportunities to its partners and profits to its shareholder. For more information visit www.masdar.ae

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Expert Workshops: There are a number of expert workshop programmes within the European Future Energy Exhibition, free to attend when you register for the exhibition in advance. www.EuropeanFutureEnergyForum.com/register Simply turn up on the day and attend the workshops you want or plan your trip in advance using the schedules outlined below.

The Schneider Electric Energy Efficiency Theatre Save Energy, Share Energy 10:15 – 10:25 Introduction Alban Jacquin, Sustainability Communities’ Coordinator, Schneider Electric 10:30 – 11:00 Keynote Olivier Kayser, President & Founder of Hystra, Hybrid strategies consulting group in sustainability Base of the Pyramid: a tremendous place for new economic, social and innovation models. 11:10 – 12:40 Panel discussion – Between business and social business: How can companies contribute to sustainable development whilst creating competitive advantages? Business & poverty are scarcely associated. However, at a time where companies look for both credible and efficient responsibility projects, the Base of The Pyramid – BoP (i.e the poorest people in each country) represents a fantastic growth and innovation reservoir. What is the best approach to create viable business conditions at the BoP? What are the lessons to learn from recent experiences? What can be the outcomes for corporations, states and people? The panellist will share their views around these questions. 12: 40 Panel discussion conclusion, speaker: Gilles Vermot Desroches, SVP Sustainable Development, Schneider Electric

Tuesday 19 October 2010

Moderator: Alban Jacquin, sustainability communities’ coordinator, Schneider Electric Panellists: Emmanuel Leger, Head of Access to Energy Program - Sustainable Development, Total Group Guy-Patrick Massoloka, Independent Communications Consultant Bernard Saincy, Vice President CSR - Corporate Strategy and Sustainable Development Division, GDF SUEZ 14:00 - 14:40 Sustainable investment: a lever for companies’ growth and people engagement How is it possible to align sustainable investment with the strategy of a global company? With the creation of Schneider Electric Energy Access (SEEA) sustainable investment fund a year ago, Schneider Electric contributes to help entrepreneurs from the Base of the Pyramid starting their own business in the field for electricity, creation of a sustainable ecosystem in regions where skills and money may lack. You will discover how the company leverages this innovative sustainable investment fund to fulfil social, business and innovation purposes. Speaker: Alban Jacquin, sustainability communities’ coordinator, Schneider Electric 14:45 – 15:25 Sharing knowledge around energy: training as a key for sustainable development There will be no sustainable future without the right skills to make it happen. Education is a key success factor for both saving energy and fostering access to it. In this session, you will discover how the answer of Schneider Electric: Myenergyuniversity.com for energy efficiency knowledge on-line and the training for people the Base of the Pyramid. Speaker: Isabelle Malinconi, VP Corporate Communication 15:30 – 16:10 Technological innovation at the Base of the Pyramid Reversed innovation is a concept that starts to spread. It consists in creating new solutions for emerging countries that are not only soft/light versions of existing ones for developed areas but real new solutions built by and for the people. It opens a new growth opportunities for people at the base of the pyramid and in developed countries, finding new applications. In this session, you will discover how Schneider Electric leverages its global footprint and innovation capabilities to design access to energy solutions at the Bas of the Pyramid. Speaker: Alban Jacquin, sustainability communities’ coordinator, Schneider Electric

WORKSHOPS The Siemens Green Technology Theatre Timing

Topic

Speakers

10:50 - 11:15

Smart Grid

Colin Henry and Martin Pollock

11:30 - 11:55

Complete/Green Mobility

Gordon Wakeford

12:20 - 12:45

Energy, Cost & Carbon Reduction Steve Barker

13:05 -13:30

Energy Saving Lighting Solutions Dave Ellis

14:05 - 14:30

Carbon Capture and Storage

Green Buildings

Ian Ellis

15:45 - 16:10

E-mobility

Phil Skipper

10:30 Jonathan Eric Tyrell for Apple The future of video production and video streaming for mass communication 11:30 Richard West for Dreamtek Green ICT strategies and tools to reduce business travel related carbon emissions 12:30 Will Cawthorne for Adobe System Web conferencing as the leading tool for virtual meetings and eLearning as an alternative to business travel

The ukti igloo 11:00 - 12:30 The Global Low Carbon Economy – International opportunities for UK business 13:15 – 14:15 UK & European Energy Security and the ‘Nuclear Question’ (Hosted by M&C Energy Group) 14:30 - 16:15 Financing a Clean Tech Deal

The Masdar Future Urban Zone

14:00-14:20

14:30:-14:50

15:00-15:20

15:30-15:50

Subject Zayed Future Energy Prize

Masdar Institute Overview

Speaker

Unit

Saba Delfi Manager, Zayed Future Energy Prize

ZFEP

Dr. Scott Kennedy Associate Dean for Research, Associate Professor

Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

Introduction to Masdar Mohamed Albader Capital and the VenAnalyst ture capital mandate Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)

The Dreamtek Green IT and Communication Zone will demonstrate the entire solution provided for ministries and authorities by Dreamtek in order to cut their CO2 emissions. You will discover a full studio showing the proposed installation to achieve greener communication. There is also an edit suite where at-site footage will be edited and distributed at the event via the VoD portal, AIR and iPhone apps. Speaking in the theatre at scheduled times on each of the three days are:

Dr Hermann Kremer

14:50 - 15:15

timing

Dreamtek Green It & Communication Zone

Othman Zarzour Project Manager CCS

13:30 Jonathan Eric Tyrell for Apple The future of video production and video streaming for mass communication 14:30 Richard West for Dreamtek Green ICT strategies and tools to reduce business travel related carbon emissions 15:30 Will Cawthorne for Adobe System Web conferencing as the leading tool for virtual meetings and eLearning as an alternative to business travel

Masdar Capital

Masdar Carbon

Our renewable energy is very well connected The UK’s alternative energy experience is delivering a future of sustainable energy sources. Today, the UK has the world’s largest offshore installed wind energy capacity, at more than 4 GW. The UK is also leading in the development of a range of wind related technologies including the very large offshore turbine known as ‘The Britannia Project’, a 10 MW offshore wind turbine that will almost certainly be the world’s largest. The smart networks we’re developing will connect major new renewal resources like this to the UK grid, with the ultimate aim of extending these connections to wider European networks. We are focused on securing and boosting the alternative energy supply, delivering better and cleaner energy up to 2030 and beyond. And it’s our experience that makes us the partner of choice in alternative energy worldwide.

UK Trade & Investment at The European Future Energy Forum 19 – 21 October 2010 ExCeL, London

UKTI will host a series of seminars and networking activity for UK and overseas companies to learn of the business opportunities, industry capabilities and available support in the UK’s Renewable Energy sector. All activity is free to attend and will be held in the exhibition area of EFEF within the UKTI Energy Igloo.

Igloo Programme Tuesday 19th October 11:00 - 12:30 13:15 – 14:15 14:30 - 16:15

The Global Low Carbon Economy – International opportunities for UK business. UK & European Energy Security and the ‘Nuclear Question’. (Hosted by M&C Energy Group) Financing a Clean Tech Deal.

Wednesday 20th October 09:30 – 11:30 11:45 – 12:45 14:00 - 16:30

How the Supply Chain is helping to deliver a sustainable city, Masdar City Case Study. Masdar Future Energy Offer – Zayed Future Energy Prize. Offshore Wind – the business opportunities for UK and overseas businesses.

Thursday 21st October 09:30 – 11:30 11:45 – 13:15 13.30 - 14.30

Accessing High Value Sustainable Infrastructure Opportunities in North America, China, India and Brazil. Carbon Capture and Storage – Opportunities in an emerging market. MIST – Overview of Research at Masdar Institute.

Visit www.uktiatefef.com Email info@uktiatefef.com Tel +44 (0)117 933 9546

interview

Low-Carbon is the future We talk to Secretary of State, Department of Energy & Climate Change, Chris Huhne about the significance of EFEF coming to London, the key ‘green’ issues facing Europe in the current climate, and government plans for bringing the UK forward into a low-carbon future Why do you think it’s important to have a Future Energy Forum on a European level?

Hosting a Future Energy Forum in Europe demonstrates to the world the EU’s commitment to a low-carbon future. EFEF is an excellent international showcase for low-carbon goods and services; the success of the initial Bilbao EFEF conference in 2009 shows that Europe can benefit from an event which ensures European companies are best placed to make the most of the opportunities available globally.

Why is it significant that the EFEF is being held in the UK this year and what can the UK offer in return?

There was competition for this conference around Europe. UKTI worked hard to secure it for the UK and for London in particular. London is the financial centre for renewable energy and the UK is fast becoming a world leader in low-carbon technology deployment. The UK is the world leader in research, development and demonstration of wave and tidal technology.

The key challenge facing the low-carbon sector is how we fund the increased incremental cost of these technologies. Lord Stern demonstrated that the cost of inaction is far greater than that of action and the IEAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s analysis indicated that we will need a portfolio of all potential low-carbon technologies to succeed in tackling the challenges posed by climate change. I hope the conference will be able to act as a forum for discussing best practice between decision-makers and industry in a range of countries. What is the main message you want to communicate at EFEF?

Yes, particularly in terms of maximising economic opportunities and managing climate change risks. The economic opportunities of businesses moving to a low-carbon economy are massive. In 2008/09, the global market for low-carbon goods and services was worth ÂŁ3.2 trillion and is forecast to grow by approximately 4% per year over the next 5 years. In spring 2008, an informal survey conducted McKinsey & Co showed that all respondents either agreed or strongly agreed that climate change will have a significant impact on shareholder value and on investment decisions in the next 5 years. The Coalition Government is keen to build on this awareness by getting the policy framework right to 30

It will of course be entrepreneurs, the private sector, local communities, individuals and businesses, scientists and engineers, not governments that drive the low-carbon revolution forward. But industry needs confidence that there is a stable policy framework and a functioning market. The role of government in this transformation is therefore clear: to set the right policy and incentive framework and, given the severe constraints on public expenditure in the near-term, to act as a catalyst for private sector investment. That is why we are focusing on reforming the market to attract the private sector investment we need for secure, lowcarbon infrastructure; our planned Green Investment Bank will have a major role to play here.

Can you tell us a bit about the ‘Green Deal’? How will this help homes and businesses?

We achieved a lot in our first 100 days. We announced a target of a 10% reduction in emissions from the central government estate over the next twelve months and started to implement the necessary measures. We set out our plans for the Green Deal, and began working on the legislation. We kicked off the process of electricity market reform, aiming to create clearer incentives for low-carbon generation, with a consultation paper due in the autumn. We ended the ban on local authorities being able to sell electricity they generate from renewable sources into the grid. We started work on the plans for a Green Investment Bank, and on the reform of the climate change levy in order to create a higher carbon price floor, again with further details due in the autumn. And together with the French and German environment ministers, we opened a discussion within the EU on moving to a more ambitious carbon reduction target, aiming for 30% by 2020, rather than the current 20%. In what way is this the greenest ever government?

Our aim is to be the greenest government ever; we will be judged on our record over the next five years. We want to make sure that by 2015 the UK is clearly on a path to achieve 80% emissions reductions by 2050. The measures set out above are the first steps towards this goal, so by 2015 we hope to see the Green Deal fully in operation, the electricity market reformed to support low-carbon generation, carbon capture and storage technology being developed at scale, and the Green Investment Bank leveraging private sector capital to invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency. And these are just what I hope to do within my departmental responsibilities; ministerial colleagues in other departments, working on areas such transport, business, housing, environment and overseas development will also be playing a crucial role. For more information, visit www.decc.gov.uk 31

A Win-Win Scenario for renewables Head of Communications at Renewable UK, Nick Medic tells us more about the future of UK renewable energy and the range of benefits the changes can bring

n order to tell what the future holds for the UK energy system we need look no further than the legislation currently being enacted by the European Union and UK parliaments. The Current EU Large Combustion Plant Directive requires that 11.4 gigawatts (GW) of the nation’s coal plant is decommissioned by 2015, while in parallel 7GW of nuclear plant will reach the end of its life cycle by 2020. This represents 23% of the total UK generating capacity connected to the grid. The year 2020 is important for yet another reason: by then according to EU legislation, the country will have to source 15% of its energy from renewables, as a staging

post towards an 80% carbon emission reduction by 2050, inaugurated by the Climate Change Act of 2008. However, it would be wrong to assume that increased deployment of renewables is motivated by legislation. Rather, it’s the other way around: current legislation recognises the need to protect and enhance pan-European energy security. We should view in this context the proposals on the super gird, launched by the EU commission in 2008 and a host of other proposals on upgrading interconnectivity, which in the context of the UK are already underfoot, through the development of a cable to the Netherlands and a proposed link to Norway. Drawing

on a geographically diverse range of renewable sources will increase security and ultimately lower energy bills, particularly in the context of rising oil and gas prices. Ultimately, the development of renewable energy is driven by availability of resource. Historically the UK was slow to develop wind farms and capitalise on its wave and tidal resources, but things are rapidly changing. The country now has 49GW of offshore wind in the development pipeline. This colossal amount of capacity will produce in the region of 150 terrawatt hours of electricity, or around 40% of what is consumed currently.

RENEWABLE UK In terms of an immediate pipeline of developments, the UK has 3.7GW installed onshore, with 4.6GW in construction or with planning consent. Offshore we have 1.3GW deployed, with 3.8GW in construction or with planning consent, and another 2.3GW in planning. Development of other renewable technologies is also continuing apace with a clear sense that by mid next year the UK could be getting 10% of its electricity from renewables. This is a fivefold increase compared to 2002, when the 10% target was introduced by the UK Government. RenewableUK has been looking at development scenarios in the crucial decade ahead and we have identified a series of milestones that will be reached as we race towards 2020. By 2013, output from our domestic renewable energy sources should overtake nuclear; by 2014, first offshore Round 3 projects (the biggest round of offshore wind projects so far) will go into construction. We should end the decade with a contribution of around 30% of our electricity from renewable sources, spread evenly between onshore and offshore. We should, by that time, also see a maturation of wave and tidal projects which could deliver around 2GW of capacity. As an industry we must work hard to make sure that these developments

happen. There is no room for complacency, as the RenewableUK’s manifesto has demonstrated. This document prepared in time for the UK’s general election this year identified four key challenges facing the sector: finance, planning, grid, and skills and supply chain. In terms of finance, we not only need to fully protect the current Renewable Obligation and feed in tariff funding mechanisms, but ensure that the sector is properly capitalised. In that context the Green Investment Bank must be seen not as the sole lender, but a catalyst for investment given that we could be looking at costs of £2.5 to £2.5 billion for each GW of offshore and around £1.4 billion onshore. Planning needs to be streamlined and any post-IPC arrangement needs to be able to deliver the goods both on and offshore, with reinforcements to the energy transmission network taking place well ahead of 2020. Let’s not forget that we now have just under 80GW of generating capacity on the grid and are looking to add in the excess of 60GW within the next two decades. This brings us to the problem, or rather the opportunity, of building a new skills pool and a new supply chain to deliver this new energy system. There is now undoubtedly a sense that renewable energy could be a driver for

economic growth, with an estimated 60,000 jobs created in the UK wind sector alone, according to the most promising delivery scenarios. This could transform our manufacturing sector which at the moment contributes only 11% to the country’s GDP. This is how we could get both the energy and the jobs we need in these difficult times. You could call it a win-win scenario. For more information, visit www.bwea.com

Expert Workshops: The Schneider Electric Energy Efficiency Theatre Challenges of the Smarter Grid 09:30 – 09:45 Introduction Scott Henneberry, VP Smart Grid strategy, Schneider Electric 10:00 – 11:30 Panel discussion Geographic implementation of Demand Response Management in Smart Grid: what has to happen to make European Market more efficient? Moderator: Scott Henneberry, VP Smart Grid strategy, Schneider Electric Panellists: Mike Gordon, Chief Strategy Officer and Founder of CPower Inc., New York Jessica Stromback, Senior Partner, VaasaETT Global Energy Think Tank Gavin C Jones, North Europe- EMEA Leader, IBM Olivier Stahl, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Entelios

Wednesday 20 October 2010

Speaker: Jean Marc Rollet, PV Solutions Marketing Manager, Schneider Electric 15:30 – 16:10 Distribution Automation Distribution automation improves reliability with real-time monitoring and intelligent control, bringing more automation and intelligence to the power grid network to address a myriad of utility concerns; a key component of Smart Grid deployment success. Speaker: Alain Glatigny, Innovation Energy Manager, Schneider Electric 16:15 - 16:50 CRC: what is it and how it affects you? The Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) is a UK-wide mandatory emissions trading scheme. It requires companies that consume more than 6,000 MWh of half-hourly metered electricity to assess their energy usage and purchase carbon allowances based on this estimate. Registration should now be complete and this seminar discusses the implications, and gives a practical overview of how organisations can take early action to mitigate the impact. Speaker: Rachel Cooper, Energy Consultant, Schneider Electric

11:30 – 12:15 Keynote By turning the ‘jurassic’ linear energy grid into an intelligent and interactive network, it is changing our behaviours, revolutionizing the energy value chain like the internet revolutionised IT in the late 90s. Speaker: Philippe Delorme, Executive VP Strategy and Innovation, Schneider Electric 14:00 - 14:40 Demand Response 2.0 How Demand Response, as a component of Smart Grid, will deploy in different geographies of Europe and whether conventional DR1.0 will be deployed or whether the market will support DR 2.0 real monitoring and control. Speaker: Scott Henneberry, VP Smart Grid Strategy, Schneider Electric 14:45 – 15:20 Integration of Renewables into the grid Renewable energy is hardly predictable and this is making the planning of the grid dispatcher more complex. The main challenge is to find affordable solutions to allow the integration of any renewable at any location on the grid, while providing means to control the load depending on the available power. 34

The Siemens Green Technology Theatre Timing

Topic

Speakers

10:35 - 11:00

Complete/Green Mobility

Steve Scrimshaw

11:35 - 12:00

Green Buildings

Ian Ellis

12:20 - 12:45

E-mobility

Phil Skipper

13:05 - 13:30

Sustainable Cities

Kevin Worster

14:05 - 14:30

The offshore wind power revolution Matthew Knight

14:50 -15:15

Energy efficient financing

Simon Corbett and Stephen Ellison

15:35 -15:55

Green IT

Steve Barker

workshops The ukti igloo 09:30 – 11:30 How the Supply Chain is helping to deliver a sustainable city, Masdar City Case Study 11:45 – 12:45 Masdar Future Energy Offer – Zayed Future Energy Prize 14:00 - 16:30 Offshore Wind – the business opportunities for UK and overseas businesses

The Masdar Future Urban Zone timing

Subject

Speaker

Unit

11:00-11:20

Masara Alameri Masdar City Overview Urban Planning Department Manager

Masdar City

11:30-11:50

Masara Alameri Masdar City Overview Urban Planning Department Manager

Masdar City

12:00-12:20

Introduction to Masdar Mohamed Albader Capital and the Venture Analyst Capital mandate

Masdar Capital

12:30-12:50

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)

13:00-14:00

Lunch Break

14:00-14:20

Masdar Institute Overview

Othman Zarzour Project Manager CCS

Masdar Carbon

Dr. Scott Kennedy Associate Dean for Research, Associate Professor

Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

Masdar Institute Overview

Dr. Scott Kennedy Associate Dean for Research, Associate Professor

Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

15:00-15:20

How the supply chain is helping to deliver a sustainable city: MASDAR City Case Study

Richard Reynolds Assistant Manager, Supply Chain

Masdar City

15:30-15:50

How the supply chain is helping to deliver a sustainable city: MASDAR City Case Study

Richard Reynolds Assistant Manager, Supply Chain

Masdar City

14:30:-14:50

The Dreamtek Green It & Communication Zone The Dreamtek Green IT and Communication Zone will demonstrate the entire solution provided for ministries and authorities by Dreamtek in order to cut their CO2 emissions. You will discover a full studio showing the proposed installation to achieve greener communication. There is also an edit suite where at-site footage will be edited and distributed at the event via the VoD portal, AIR and iPhone apps. Speaking in the theatre at scheduled times on each of the three days are: 10:30 Jonathan Eric Tyrell for Apple The future of video production and video streaming for mass communication 11:30 Richard West for Dreamtek Green ICT strategies and tools to reduce business travel related carbon emissions 12:30 Will Cawthorne for Adobe System Web conferencing as the leading tool for virtual meetings and eLearning as an alternative to business travel 13:30 Jonathan Eric Tyrell for Apple The future of video production and video streaming for mass communication 14:30 Richard West for Dreamtek Green ICT strategies and tools to reduce business travel related carbon emissions 15:30 Will Cawthorne for Adobe System Web conferencing as the leading tool for virtual meetings and eLearning as an alternative to business travel

The Round Table a r e n a

Wednesday 20 October 2010

Climate Change Too much of a Religion

Round table host: Mr Adrian Hayes, Polar Explorer Speaker Corporate Coach, Adrian Hayes Climate Change has encounted a lot of negative press in recent months from ‘climategate” to other papers doubting the extent of the problem. Is the doubting self-inflicted? Is it because climate change has become too much of a focus for the World’s environmental movement? Has it become too much of a religion? This panel will seek to explore not just the facts behind what many consider the greatest future threat to our existance but how to get this message over. How do we get the World to widen their focus to the sustainability movement ? That everything we do in our economies scociety and the environment is linked. That there are huge pressing issues in our World which may or may not impact our climate but will us. That sustainability is the message we should be imparting.

Betting on Science: Disruptive Technologies in Transport Fuels

Round table host: Mr Ian O’Gara, EMEA Biofuels Lead, Accenture Never before has there been so much uncertainty about the future supply and demand for hydrocarbons. There are a number of reasons for this uncertainty but technology assumptions are a key driver. New technologies that have higher yields per unit of energy input or allow new sources of energy to be cost competitive can completely change the supply and demand levels. 36

This session will examine three categories of future transport fuel. Technology stretching the current asset base looks at items such as the next generation combustion. Fungible fuels looks at fuels such as butanol and algae. Electrification looks at new technology such as batteries and issues such as putting vehicles to the grid. In addition to new and advanced technologies political regulatory and environmental pressures will influence the adoption of new transport fuels typically by market.

THE round table ARENA AIRE - Vocational Training for Renewable Energy

Round table host: Mrs Dorlies Radike-Thiel, Project Manager, Friedrich-List-Schule In order to realise the 20-20-20 objectives the EU is in need of well trained technical staff. Since 2002 there has been the training for - Assistant for regenerative energy and energy management in Berlin. This is a full time school vocational training which is recognised by the KMK (Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic) officially all over Germany. It contains many elements which are also part of the training to become an electrician but there are of course also very special elements which lead towards future. In view of the development on the labour market also European partners are interested in introducing a comparable vocational training and would like to have Europe wide recognition. Although all systems of vocational training are different there are comparable requirements for technical staff. All project partners train in the field of electricity and can develop the AIRE training on these grounds. In the Energy Directive of April 2009 there are skills defined which installers all over Europe should acquire. As a basis for a European/internationational vocational training we develop standards which are easily transferable and which can be recognised everywhere due to transparent assessment methods. Through the implementation of the transparency instruments of the EU (EQF ECVET europass) the comparablility will be easier and this is a good starting point for mobility and cooperation. The ideal objective is to define a common European AIRE standard as a European norm which can be applied all over Europe similar to the European computer driving license the European entrepreneurship license or EuCoCo.

Decarbonising the Built Environment

Round table host: Mr Edward Brown, Partner, Davis Langdon Introduction As the UK works toward a low carbon economy all sectors need to play their part - not least the built environment responsible for a large share of the carbon consumed. Achieving this requires us to think about both new buildings, and how we improve our existing stock. Of course much of this improvement will rely on improved thermal efficiency, and the use of renewable at a local level, but alongside these engineering solutions is the need for a more radical cultural change which sees us using buildings more efficiently and at the same time being more conscious of the energy

that we are using. This session will tackle some of the issues we face if we are to move toward an efficient, low carbon and sustainable built environment. Potential Discussion themes • UK performance relative to Europe • UK (devolved administrations) trajectory toward zero carbon relative to Europe • What this trajectory looks like The opportunities • We need to think differently about how we use space and the built environment - challenge old practice and look at behavioural change • As the cost of energy increases we will see the rate of change increase • Greater linkage between different policy devices • Carbon will become more integrated into design (ongoing work with major software developers in this area) • Who life issues become more important • New supply chain structures - i.e. ESCo solutions greater consideration of embodied carbon • Opportunity for the UK to lead the way threats • Increasing cost = downward pressure on land? • Where are the skills gaps? • Are we still locked in an engineering mindset? • People are still confused about ‘carbon’

Energy Challenges in Developing Countries

Round table host: Mr Abdul Khalid Ali Baba, General Manager, Intol-Jpi Environ Management Systems An overview of the challenges faced by organisations and companies towards generating efficient and effective power in developing countries in Africa.

Passive House for the future

Round table host: Mr Roland Matzig, Architect, r-m-p architekten State of the art in Passive House Constructions • Passive House in UK (Certified Projects on the island) • Passive House against global warming • Passive House in Non-Residential Buildings • Low Cost Passive House • Design Team Qualitys needed for Passive House Standard 37

The True Economic and Environmental Value of Solar Modules is the Energy they produce not their rateed power

Round table host: Mr Simon Biancardi, Director of International Strategy and General Counsel, Day4 Energy Inc Currently solar modules are sold on the basis of Watt peak an arbitrary measurement created by the industry that does not reflect the reality of day to day conditions. Until now the industry has not addressed the fact that decades old technology produces solar modules that generate reduced or no electricity where real environmental conditions shade leaves moss sand snow bird droppings ... are partially covering a solar module. What is needed is a shift to a performance comparison of solar modules based on kilowatt hours produced - i.e. how much electricity is actually generated by a module. Only in this way will true technological advances result in an industry in which the consumer investor and the environment win.

Waste-to-Energy: A case of Corporate Responsibility leading to innovation

Round table host: Dr Paul David Richard Griffiths, Partner, The Birchman Group This session will kick off by presenting a case study that describes the decision process through which a multinational agribusiness setting up a plant in Chile arrived at a ‘waste-to-energy’ scheme as its source for energy. This solution proved to be highly cost effective while abiding by the company’s strict commitment to sustainability. The presentation will be followed by a semi-structured discussion that will give the participants insights on three levels: a. How the use of a structured Sustaianbility Model can assist a real-world management team come to a decision of consensus on an energy sourcing strategy. b. How introducing the sustainability constraint into a decision process can stimulate a management team to think out of the box and unleash unexpected creativity. In the case presented above to an initial question of which fossil fuel would be most convenient in the long term the response was that the company should move away from fossil fuels and adopt a sustainable source of energy. And c. How waste-to-energy approaches for powering an industrial plant can render solutions that are both friendly to the planet and cost effective. Of course this will not be applicable to all cases but it would be a viable solution to plants that operate under certain border conditions that will be discussed. 38

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Investment in Clean Energy Infrastructure Particularly Solar Power

Round table host: Dr Gregory Story, Managing Partner, Solar Energy Partners INVESTING IN CLEAN ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE a. How to assess an investment in clean energy infrastructure. b. why is it becoming so attractive c. Which are most attractive countries d. What Are the feed in tariffs e. What are the returns f. Overview of the technology g. Understanding risks and their militants h. What are the assumptions that require stress testing i. What are debt arrangements j. How to find investment opportunities k. How to understand the technology

Organic Waste to Energy System

Round table host: Mr Jeffrey Gale, Architect Permaculture Designer Inventor, EcoArchitecture Planning And Permaculture Design This will be a great opportunity to look at the ways latest concepts and developments are being created to meet the current challenges in building environmentally friendly and energy efficient urban living spaces.

Waste to energy - Gasplasma a New Technology

Round table host: Mr Andrew Morris, Finance and Commercial Director, Advanced Plasma Power Limited Advanced Plasma Power Ltd has achieved a break through in the energy from waste sector. Our proprietory technology is able to create a syngas from household and other waste that is clean enough for the use in gas engines which provides a highly efficient renewable source of electricity along with a glass type product we call Plasmarok which is the vitrified

THE round table ARENA inorganic elements of the waste to form a sellable builders aggregate. The process converts nearly all the waste material feedstock into energy or Plasmarok leaving only 1% of the waste brought into the plant as APC residues which need to go to landfill. The technology is a proprietory combination of gasification and plasma arc converter which are both proven technologies in their own rights. The session will present the technology and its Gasplasma process showing how the process works and what applications it is useful for. The most appropriate participants in this round table event are those from the waste and energy sectors the municipal authorities as well as investment professionals. Our discussion will give you an understanding of our breakthrough technology and invite you to see it in action in our plant in Swindon UK. We would like to engage with potential partners who have an interest in solving a waste problem as well as producing clean renewable local power.

A new concept for a new urban mobility

ROUND TABLE HOST: Mr Iñigo Antia, General Manager, AFYPAIDA From 2010 onwards, the majority of the population will not be living in villages and in the country side anymore, but in the large cities, with tendency of further growth towards a ration of 60% urban versus 40% rural in only 10 year’s time. In some cities, up to 90% of the transportation taking place is individual transportation (in the sense of one person traveling alone) In this context, we need change our minds and is necessary reinvent our concept of mobility. It implies charging stations, designated parking slots, ‘Drive-onDemand’ or ‘Mobility on Demand’ renting system, up to the bank supported charging system, and also a electric car.

Private equity financing for offshore windfarms during implementation phase

Mr Martin Billhardt, CEO, PNE WIND AG The idea is to initiate a fund where several institutional or retail investors through fund-of-fund structures can invest. The developer of the wind farms will manage the process as the general partner. When the fund will invest by buying project rights the research for the wind farms has been done and the approvals are granted. The farm should be in the status of ready-to-construct. The fund can be a pure financial investor which corporate purpose is to buy project rights and to mandate needed services to build turn-key offshore wind farms. The duration of

the fund may be 5 years plus 1 year. After a wind farm is completed and commissioned it will be operated for about 2 years. After this period the exit for the fund investment should take place by selling to a long-term-investor. Examples for one offshore fund: • Duration: 5 years; 6 wind farms with 80 turbines per 5 MW results in 2.400 MW. By calculating 3,3 Mio € per MW the invest volume is 8.000 Mio €. • General assumptions: round about 40% would be equity from the fund, 60% could be debt financed; 2,5% Management fee and 30% of the profit as carried interest for the general partner. • This approach of financing the gap between the ready-to-construct offshore-wind farms and the turnkey wind farms is a new possibility to offer large turnkey wind farms to investors. Several investors of this fund can participate in the implementation phase and at the beginning of the operating phase with attractive earnings. Larger transactions and implementation phases of wind farm portfolios can be managed more easily.

Technology and Behaviour key pillars of clean transport

Mr James Swanston, CEO, Carbon Voyage Technology can generate significant efficiencies within transport networks, and therefore could potentially assist in reducing the significant number of under-utilised vehicles that travel on UK roads each year. However it is clear that technology on its own is not the answer. Understanding what motivates people to shift transport modes into more efficient forms of travel is absolutely crucial to reducing the impact of ground transport on the environment. The work that we do looks at a broad cross section of demographics and groups within the community to understand what sensitivities exist at macro and micro levels that act as barriers to travelling with others, and where the opportunities lie, whether within the context of groups/ organisations or from a more grass-roots level for sharing and collaboration. Given expectations of an increase in vehicle numbers by 22% in the next ten years as well as carbon reduction targets, there is a clear need to rapidly find solutions to getting people to travel in more efficient ways; early clear policy implications for public sector organisations include procurement policies as well as a more open framework for collaboration on transport issues - which extends to car parking and shared transport services. This session will look at what is important in building a sustainable transport system for an organisation or a city, where the opportunities lie and what the barriers are to setting up a successful system. 39

Schneider Electric Q&A We talk to Rodney Turtle from sponsor Schneider Electric about the events at EFEF 2010, the main issues up for discussion and the challenges facing green-minded companies in the next twenty years How will your company encourage clean energy investment/clean energy practices over the next decade?

Schneider Electric believes that beyond energy efficiency, today’s challenge is to develop and establish the connecting solutions that create an intelligent energy management system across all application areas. Schneider Electric makes the energy safe, reliable, efficient, productive and green with its EcoStruxureTM solution architecture; an approach which unites its unique expertise in power, data centres, process and machines, building control, and physical security – and helps users achieve up to 30% on energy consumption.

What is the main message you want to communicate to fellow manufacturers, investors and service providers in attendance at EFEF?

We have two messages. The first one is that solving the energy challenge requires both behavioural change and the utilisation of new technologies. The second one is that renewable and cleaner transportation are mandatory but won’t be enough and will take time. This generation will remain mainly fossil-based for the next 30 years, at least – and cleaner and more efficient production and transmission network will take, at best 10 years, but more realistically 20-50 years to be implemented. Given that 1 unit saved at home equals to 3 units not generated at the power plant, the analysis is simple: a focus on ‘negawatts’, or megawatts not used, will most likely deliver the best returns for businesses. 40

Which key note speakers/ debates are you looking forward to? Why?

We are definitely looking forward to the “Smart Grid / Super Grid” stream. We are at the dawn of the Smart Grid. Renewable energies, supplydemand optimisation, energy efficiency, electrical vehicle, intelligence and communication: these mega-trends revolutionise the way people distribute and control energy, from power plant to plug, turning the classic linear energy grid into an intelligent and interactive network. And it’s changing our behaviours, influenced by four main triggers: renewable energies, active energy efficiency and energy management, electric vehicles and real-time grid management. Only companies who have the right understanding of behavioural and technological implications behind these triggers will be able

to make the most of the Smart Grid innovation opportunities.

What are the key issues that you think need to be addressed during EFEF?

Throughout the world, 1.6 billion people do not have access to energy. Schneider Electric is committed to bring safe, clean electricity – and the opportunities that come with it – to the people who need it most. I.e. the ‘Base of the Pyramid’ (the term commonly used to describe those with the lowest income bracket in a country). I am happy that delegates at EFEF will be able to engage with experts in this matter and happy to share with them Schneider Electric’s best practices to create a virtuous circle combining business, innovation and social responsibility. Why did you feel it was important to get involved in this event, and what are you hoping to gain from the EFEF 2010?

The EFEF provides an ideal networking event to discuss the challenges of rising energy demand and actions to achieve a cleaner and more sustainable future for the world. It is a unique opportunity to mobilise all business actors in solving the worldwide energy challenge. For Schneider Electric, energy efficiency represents an opportunity to focus its team on an exciting challenge and to grow and differentiate its business. The Group provides its customers with a comprehensive set of sustainable technologies and solutions all around the world to achieve energy efficiency. Therefore the EFEF is an outstanding opportunity; we wouldn’t want to miss the chance to showcase how we are making energy safe, reliable, efficient, productive and green.

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Working Towards a greener

We talk to Lady Barbara Judge CBE of Eversheds International LAw Firm about EFEF 2010, the green goals of the coalition, and the renewables and energy challenges facing the EU in the next ten years

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important determinant in UK energy policy. It is his vision that will shape how the UK goes forward in the next few years. I am also looking forward to hearing Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, CEO of Masdar; as head of Masdar he is guiding one of the world’s most important renewable energy projects. Those of us that are supporters of renewable energy are looking forward to seeing the success of the Masdar project. Accordingly Dr. Al Jaber is a key international figure in the world of renewables. What are the key issues that you think we need to be addressed during EFEF?

Do you think this is the greenest ever government?

I do believe that this is the greenest government ever. All of the political parties are committed to the Green Agenda and the fact that we have a Coalition Government gives the issue even more prominence. The Conservatives and LibDems are both committed to renewables as well as nuclear energy, and even with the budget cuts, they are planning to support renewable technology. In addition, the ministers in place are also personally committed to the Green Agenda and have been for a long time.

Why do you think it’s important to have a Future Energy Forum on a European Level?

I think it is most important to have a Future Energy Forum on a European level because energy by its nature is

an international issue. All sources of energy cross international boundaries. The EU has a policy on most things, and certainly ought to have a policy on energy. Bilateral agreements can lead to protectionism, so what we need are multi-lateral agreements. A European energy policy makes real sense as we enter an energy consuming era, where the whole world will need ever more energy. If we cannot achieve an international policy on climate change, as was shown by Copenhagen, we should at least be able to achieve a European policy as we already have a framework in place.

Which keynote speakers/ debates are you looking forward to? Why?

I am looking forward to hearing Chris Huhne, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, as he is the most

I believe the key issues to be addressed are how future energy sources can be financed in the post recession era and how governments can support new technologies on an economic basis. I also believe we should look at nuclear energy as an effective alternative source of energy that complements renewables rather than competes with them.

What is the main message you want to communicate to manufacturers, investors and service providers in attendance at EFEF?

My main message would be that in this increasingly developing world, the answer to the energy dilemma is that we need all forms of energy. We need a bouquet of energy sources; we need traditional sources of energy like oil and gas and coal, but we also need new sources of energy like renewables and nuclear which can be categorised as both old and new. Only by working together on a European and global scale can we begin to confront the energy challenges that lie ahead. 43

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Expert Workshops:

Thursday 21 October 2010

The Schneider Electric Energy Efficiency Theatre EcoStruxureTM Solutions for Green Buildings:

In Europe and the UK, energy legislation is a major driver for energy efficiency. In this session, we will discuss relevant legislation and how it may apply to you.

09:30 – 09:45 Introduction Brandi McManus, Buildings Business, VP, Strategic Communications, Schneider Electric

Speaker: Martin Feder, Building Business General Management, Schneider Electric

09:50 – 10:20 Keynote Melissa O’Mara, Green Building Solution VP, Schneider Electric Integrated solutions can help deliver on the promise of green; in this session, Melissa will discuss the promise of green, where we are on the journey, and how integrated solutions like EcoStruxuretm will contribute. 10:30 – 12:00 Panel discussion Delivering on the promise of green building : what is the promise, where we are, what are the barriers, emerging trends, certification.

16:15 - 16:50 Energy Efficiency solutions, a practical approach Energy efficiency means something different to everyone, from residential to industry, from capital expenditure to operational expenditure, from being seen to be green to realising real environmental savings. This seminar will show practical measures which can save energy, save money and save the environment, simple solutions and their potential benefits. Speaker: Louise Smith, Customer Marketing Manager, Schneider Electric

Moderator: Brandi McManus, Buildings Business, VP, Strategic Communications, Schneider Electric Panellists: Andrew Carey , Associate Partner, IBM Neil Cameron, Director of Estate, University of Sheffield 14:00 - 14:40 The value of an integrated solution in building With ever changing market conditions, whether it is energy monitoring, modern methods of construction or developing products that enable users to meet current legislations, the Integrated Solutions seminar covers all aspects from traditional methods to our recent product and solution innovations.

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Speaker: Pierre Tabary, Strategic Project VP, Schneider Electric

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14:45 – 15:20 How to finance the upgrade toward green building Financing can be a hurdle to energy efficient and green building upgrades. In this session we will discuss options for financing and the advantages and disadvantages of each.

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The Desertec Industrial Initiative Dr. Juckenack

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Sustainable Cities : European Green City Index

Stefan Denig

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Marine Power (Wave and Tidal)

Dr Tony Lewis (University College, Cork)

Speaker: Brandi McManus, Buildings Business, VP, Strategic Communications, Schneider Electric

14:05 - 14:30

Energy efficient financing

Simon Corbett and Stephen Ellison

15:30 - 16:10 Regulation/legislation as drivers to change

14:45 -15:15

Smart Grid

Matthew Knight

Phil Skipper

workshops The ukti igloo 09:30 – 11:30 Accessing High Value Sustainable Infrastructure Opportunities in North America, China, India and Brazil 11:45 – 13:15 Carbon Capture and Storage – Opportunities in an emerging market

For more information on the programme of events in the UKTI Igloo please visit www.uktiatefef.co.uk.

The Masdar Future Urban Zone

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Introduction to Masdar Mohamed Albader Capital and the Venture Analyst Capital mandate Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)

Othman Zarzour Project Manager CCS

Zayed Future Energy Prize

Saba Delfi Manager, Zayed Future Energy Prize

12:30 Will Cawthorne for Adobe System Web conferencing as the leading tool for virtual meetings and eLearning as an alternative to business travel

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15:30 Will Cawthorne for Adobe System Web conferencing as the leading tool for virtual meetings and eLearning as an alternative to business travel

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How the supply chain is helping to deliver Richard Reynolds a sustainable city: Assistant Manager, MASDAR City Supply Chain Case Study

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Lunch Break

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Masdar Institute Overview

Dr. Lamya Fawwaz, Assistant Provost for Regional Affairs

Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

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Masdar Institute Overview

Dr. Lamya Fawwaz, Assistant Provost for Regional Affairs

Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

13.30 - 14.30 MIST - Overview of Research at Masdar Institute

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Martin Powell, Mayor of London’s environment advisor, talks to us about London’s low carbon future, green initiatives and the London Green Fund

THE BIG ISSUES

“The key issues are centred around how we mobilise the investment required to meet our targets on renewable energy generation, waste minimisation and environmental sustainability, given the economic climate and the climate change imperative. Investment in green technologies at scale, in a costeffective manner and so that we maintain the energy supplies to our businesses and citizens is crucial over the next decade.”

THE MAYOR OF LONDON

“The Mayor is determined to fight London’s corner in tough economic times to ensure we emerge stronger from the recession. As part of this, we want to harness the massive opportunities coming from the transition to a low carbon economy, in terms of jobs and enterprises. As the host city of the next Olympic and Paralympic Games, London is in a unique position; we want to make the most of this once-in-a-lifetime event to ensure we secure a solid legacy for London not just within the Games park itself, but across the breadth of the capital. The Mayor is here at EFEF to send home this message.”

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issues ENERGY AWARENESS IN EUROPE

“Energy markets transcend national boundaries. In Europe, we have a shared interest in maintaining secure and low cost energy supplies to make rapid reductions in carbon emissions. The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has an ambitious target to cut carbon emissions by 60% by 2025 and as part of that, to generate 25% of London’s energy by local sources. This is no easy challenge and needs the support of local, regional and national governments to achieve it. Strong European leadership provides significant opportunities to support the delivery of infrastructure on the ground and it is essential that we seek to work together to share experience, trade with each other and invest to deliver change at the speed and scale that is required.”

LONDON AS A MAJOR PLAYER

“London, as the powerhouse of the UK economy and a leading centre of global finance, will be central to the successful deployment of capital to meet UK energy objectives. The city’s energy and environmental infrastructure is embarking on a period of major change and the Mayor is putting in a place a range of programmes designed to support this and make London a leading low carbon economy. London, as a city of nearly 8 million people, offers a vast range of opportunities for our European partners by way of its sheer size and scale and the investment potential this represents. We boast a range of world-class research and development facilities attracting top talent whilst we are already global leaders in low carbon financing. More generally, London offers much more to EFEF visitors than just an investment opportunity, being a fantastically vibrant and rich city to live, work and visit.”

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GET INVOLVED

“We want Londoners to unlock the financial benefits from becoming more energy efficiency and taking ‘greener’ lifestyle choices. This means us providing easier choices to help make the small, positive changes which, collectively, will help deliver a large chunk of the carbon savings we need. Examples include our RE:NEW programme which is set to launch across London later this year after successful trials. RE:NEW will offer an energy efficiency makeover to 200,000 domestic homes by 2012. We are working with ten borough councils at a neighbourhood level to create ten ‘low carbon zones’ that are pioneering energy efficiency schemes to achieve a 20.12% emissions reduction by 2012. These zones are acting as a test bed to demonstrate what works and is being done in conjunction with energy companies and the private sector as well as local people. We also want to exploit the economic value of London’s waste by boosting recycling rates, to embrace less polluting waste technologies, and to generate cleaner energy at a local level. We estimate the savings for the capital could amount to £90 million annually.” LONDON GREEN FUND

LONDON’S GREEN INITIATIVES

“We are transforming the look and feel of the city to improve quality of life. The Barclays Bike Hire scheme has been a highly visible demonstration of this. When the scheme is complete 6,000 hire bicycles will be available from 10,000 spaces at 400 docking stations across central London and several of the Royal Parks. We are thrilled with how enthusiastically Londoners have adopted ‘Boris Bikes’ and it’s great to see people zipping around on them, giving the city a very European ambiance. We want to empower Londoners to make the changes that will benefit communities and make the city more attractive, as well as more energy efficient. When we offered £4million to improve parks, we asked Londoners to vote to tell us which green spaces were the most deserving whilst our street tree programme seeks to plant trees where local people most want them. It is a clear sign of the confidence in London’s ability to nurture and support green enterprises that Siemens has recently chosen to locate its flagship centre of sustainability here. There Siemens Pavilion is set to sit at the heart of a brand new Green Enterprise District, which will sweep across east of the city. We envisage that the District will be a vibrant, international hub incubating dozens of low carbon businesses to transform what has historically been some of the poorest parts of the capital.”

“The London Green Fund represents a refreshing departure from a more traditional public sector funding distribution model. It is made up of £32 million from the London Development Agency and £18 million from the London Waste and Recycling Board. That has been matched by another £50 million from the European JESSICA fund. The Fund is an innovative funding mechanism to support new, green enterprises focusing on energy efficiency, decentralised energy and waste infrastructure. Money will be distributed via two separate investment funds having been assessed by the European Investment Bank, which will be paid back into the main fund and effectively recycled, so we get more value and can attract even more investment in London’s low carbon future. We are currently recruiting fund managers and expect to be ready to take bids for these low carbon loans next year.”

Global Trends Siemens provides answers to the ‘megatrends’ of urbanisation, climate and demographic change

round half of the world’s population live in cities, and urbanisation creates enormous challenges; how do we drive and maintain productivity in these centres of economic growth? How do we ensure mobility, keeping millions of people on the move all at the same time? Alongside these challenges, cities must also be at the front line of tackling climate change. Cities are responsible for 75% of global energy usage and 80% of all greenhouse gas emissions; cities are a critical part of the solution. It’s little wonder that leaders of cities in established and fast-growing economies are placing sustainability at the heart of their development. In the battle against climate change there is no one solution to the challenges outlined above – a range of responses is required to deal holistically with issues. Siemens has a portfolio of smart solutions that are leading the way 52

in enabling the sustainable city of the future across three key areas of transport, energy and buildings. The Siemens ‘Complete Mobility’ approach provides smart solutions for integrated transport systems. This approach makes using public transport easy, safer and greener. For example the new Desiro City which is a revolutionary train that cuts energy consumption by half but can carry 25% more passengers, in increased comfort. Siemens has the expertise to help a city reduce its carbon footprint through intelligent transport solutions. Siemens technology, for example, underpins the London congestion charge, which has reduced traffic on the UK capital’s roads by 60,000 cars a day. Siemens technology is also used in the Londonwide Low Emission Zone (LEZ) which discourages people from driving the most polluting types of vehicles. Siemens is pioneering e-vehicle

infrastructure solutions for cities, with a technology portfolio embracing home and street charging devices. But it’s not just the transport infrastructure that can be improved in cities. The energy infrastructure is also outdated in many places and will not be able to keep up with the huge projected demand for electricity, estimated to rise 60% by 2030. The answer is ‘Smart Grid’ – an intelligent interoperable network infrastructure. Siemens has an expertise in all of the major Smart Grid technologies. These include smart transmission and distribution systems using innovative high voltage direct current technologies (HVDC), renewable generation from wind to solar to biomass and marine sources, integration of distributed energy resources, efficient building management systems and electric mobility. In the area of electric mobility, Siemens is able to supply everything from infrastructure including power transmission and distribution systems, charging technology, drive technology and highperformance electronics. Transport and energy are high profile, but the buildings that make up our cities can also benefit from a smart approach to energy management. Buildings account for 40% of the UK’s energy consumption. Effectively addressing all of the various systems within a building could reduce the amount of energy wastage by as much as 40%. Siemens ‘intelligent buildings solutions’ link heating and hot water, ventilation, cooling and air conditioning, lighting, windows and shading, which means that each building could achieve optimum energy efficiency. This dramatically decreases both operating costs and CO2 emissions. Siemens’ building technology solutions have

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reduced worldwide CO2 emissions by 2.4 million tonnes each year. Cities are key to our future and are the growth engines of our economies. One fifth of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s GDP is generated in the ten economically most important cities. Making our cities sustainable also offers a golden opportunity for us to combat climate change and create better, greener more liveable environments for all our citizens.

To find out more about our solutions for cities, visit the Siemens stand (add no), our Green Technology Theatre in the main exhibition area and the Eco Transport Zone. Over the course of the three day event, Siemens Green Technology Seminar Series will present the latest views and thinking on key energy topics from Siemens experts on subjects ranging from Smart Grids to the new emerging renewable

technologies. The eco-transport zone showcases the Siemens e-vehicle portfolio from vehicles powered by the specialised technologies to charging mechanisms. The 3600 stand lets you see Siemens technologies for transport, energy and buildings at first hand. Come listen, learn and join the debate. For more information, visit www.siemens.co.uk/efef

The UK’s Energy Excellence makes us the world’s natural energy champion With world-beating expertise, the UK’s energy industries can lead the way to a global low-carbon economy

Global demand for energy continues to rise and will not level out for quite some time. At the same time, the need to combat climate change becomes ever more urgent. The world needs to convert to a lowcarbon economy as fast as possible – a fact that is generally recognised by government, industry and the global public – and profound capabilities in energy technology and services are needed to bring that transition about. The UK energy industries have those capabilities and are already applying them to global energy and climate change projects.

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drive investment and innovation in energy efficiency and in alternatives to fossil fuels. In future, the world economy must be mainly powered by low-carbon energy sources: mainly renewables. It has been estimated that the global low-carbon energy industry may be worth as much as £1.5 trillion by 2050 and this will need a strong supply chain. The UK energy supply chain is not just world-class in renewables, but is leading the way in many other aspects of clean energy, including finding more sustainable ways of using fossil fuels during the low-carbon transition. Those worldclass capabilities are not just available here – the UK already exports around

£20 billion of energy-related goods and services all round the world. We are already an important link in the global supply chain. The UK’s energy supply chain has developed its skills through decades of oil and gas production from the harsh environment of the North Sea and elsewhere. Those skills have grown into a set of capabilities applicable across all energy subsectors, particularly in marine-based renewables such as offshore wind. The UK energy industries have proven expertise in major project management and engineering capability; the design, manufacture and installation of advanced

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equipment; in conducting ground breaking research and development; and in providing learning and skills training across the entire energy spectrum. All of this expertise comes with a global commitment to human and environmental safety. The key UK strengths of innovation, reliability, adaptability, sustainability and knowledge can be brought to bear on any energy project, anywhere in the world.

Meeting the World

Clearly there is a great deal for UK energy companies to offer and to gain. UKTI can help those companies substantially in the global market place. UKTI offers a level of information and support that only the government can provide. For example, facilitating access to key decision makers in government and industry; providing in-depth advice on the political, economic and cultural environment; and help with identifying business opportunities and provision of specific, detailed market information. The figures speak for themselves. For every £1 that UKTI spends, £19 is generated for the UK economy; UKTI’s estimated total financial benefit to businesses across all trade services was around £5 billion in 2009, up from £3.6 billion the previous year; also in 2009, some 2,130 companies increased R&D activity in the UK as a result of UKTI support; in the same year UKTI assisted 23,600 companies to exploit opportunities in overseas markets; and 53 per cent of all businesses assisted through UKTI trade services improved business performance as a direct result of UKTI support.

UK Energy Excellence

The UK Energy Excellence Marketing Strategy provides a compelling

message to the world, positioning the UK as the destination of choice for energy trade and investment. The strategy is being implemented by the UK energy industries, supported by the UK government – working in a ‘UK Energy’ partnership – to convey the key attributes of UK business excellence: Innovation, Reliability, Adaptability, Sustainability and Knowledge, to potential and actual buyers and investors overseas. These attributes are common to UK companies working across the energy industries, in wind, wave, tidal, solar, nuclear, hydro, clean coal, oil and gas, carbon capture and storage, energy efficiency and network technology. There is nowhere in the global energy scene where UK excellence cannot make a difference.

Developing the Energy Future

The UK is a scientific powerhouse whose technological leadership and innovative thinking have made this country one of the most effective and dynamic environments for R&D in the world. A long-established and exceptionally strong science base and excellent academic facilities provide UK-based companies with an innovation network that can hardly be rivalled anywhere. The interaction between industry and academia is producing thousands of new inventions and patents every year. More than a dozen universities have ongoing research programmes in energy related topics, covering basic and applied science, engineering, economics, management and policy aspects. Leading UK educational institutions carrying out energy research include Imperial College, Oxford, Cambridge, Aberdeen, Heriot-Watt, Strathclyde and Warwick Universities. 55

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Dr Robert Sorrell Speaking At Technology, Research & Development: Delivering A Low Carbon Future Why is it significant that the EFEF is being held in the UK this year, and what can BP International bring to this event?

The UK has a track record of innovation with UK Research & Development R&D second only to the US. The UK needs to translate R&D innovation into new business opportunities in order to meet the challenge of reducing CO2 emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. 45 per cent of BP’s R&D investment is in the UK and we are actively engaged in public partnerships like the Energy Technology Institute which is focused on accelerating the development and deployment of low carbon technologies

Why was it important for BP International to get involved in the forum and exhibition?

BP is a major UK Energy Company with significant investments in the Alternative Energy business and we are keen to engage around the transition to a more sustainable energy future.

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Can you give us an example of the low-carbon technologies BP researchers have developed, and explain how it might be applied in future?

BP has been involved in the solar business for over 30 years and we are heavily involved in the bio-fuels area through a series of partnerships to develop the next generation of biofuels technology. A UK example is the bio-fuels demonstration plant we have in Hull in partnership with Du Pont and British Sugar. Is it realistic to move these ideas/concepts from the lab into everyday/commercial settings?

Relentless innovation underpins the Oil & Gas Industry; large companies like BP have the expertise in managing large and complex projects to bring technology to market either on our own or through our extensive experience of partnerships and joint ventures.

What are the company’s ‘green goals’ for energy in the future – where do you, as a company, fit into the ‘lowcarbon’ future mentioned in the EFEF literature?

BP made a commitment to invest $8bn in Alternative Energy at its launch at the end of 2005, we have over 30 years experience in the Solar Business and over 1.3 GW of spinning wind capacity in the US. We have a growing bio-fuels business and are involved in CCS with hydrogen energy plants planned in California and Abu Dhabi.

Going Solar Torresol Energy is gaining ground in solar technology

Operation of the molten salt storage system

orresol Energy and SENER have positioned themselves as leaders in the solar power industry thanks to their continuous progress with innovating technology. Torresol Energy is currently focusing its efforts on three projects in the south of Spain, GEMASOLAR (a 19MW plant, capable to produce 110GWh per year, that is being built in Seville) and VALLE 1 and VALLE 2 (two 50 MW plants, capable to produce, each, 170 GWh per annum, that are being built in the province of Cadiz). A joint venture between the companies SENER and MASDAR, Torresol Energy was set up with the aim of becoming a global leader in the Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) sector, promoting the development and operation of large-scale CSP plants throughout the world – especially in the ‘sun belt’ region: southern Europe, including Spain, North Africa, the Middle East and the south-west United States. In each plant, the company will introduce and test new technologies in order to turn CSP into an economically competitive and viable alternative to

traditional power sources. The main aim of Torresol Energy’s research activities is to drive down the costs of power generation. Torresol Energy entrusts the supply of all the technology of its plants to SENER. The engineering company has focussed its efforts on the development of numerous solutions, from components to control software and complete systems, for CSP plants, with several dozen megawatts of installed power and the capacity to supply entire towns. This engineering company, which has innovation as one of its founding values, is continuing to improve its technology with every single project. Its goal is to turn solar power into a true alternative that can compete with conventional power sources. Torresol Energy’s three thermosolar plants, currently under construction, will use several innovations developed by SENER, including a storage capacity which will allow these plants to continue producing power throughout the night using the same heat from the sun. These are, without a doubt, the plants of the future.

Concentrated solar power uses direct solar radiation, with a system of mirrors to concentrate sun rays on a point which contains a flowing fluid that heats up. This heat is then used to generate steam, which drives a turbine. In central tower plants, the heliostats (flat mirrors) reflect solar radiation onto a receiver located at the top of a tower in which the fluid is flowing. On the other hand, in cylindrical-parabolic collector plants, cylindrical mirrors concentrate the radiation on a central tube in which the fluid is flowing. At Torresol Energy’s plants, in addition to generating steam, these hot fluids are also used to store excess heat in tanks of molten nitrate salts. In the tower plants, the salts are used directly as a heat absorption fluid: they flow from the cold tank, by means of a pump, to the receiver at the top of the tower, where they are heated to a temperature of 565 OC, after which they descend to the heat exchanger where they generate steam. When excess energy is received (i.e. when the received heat radiation is more than enough to cover the demand of the turbine), a part of these salts is stored in a hot tank, allowing it to be used at times with low solar radiation, when the plant does not receive enough heat to generate steam directly. The stored salts can then supply this heat and continue generating steam. A similar system is used in CPP plants, with the difference that oil is used as the fluid for absorbing heat radiation. Once heated, this oil is transferred to a heat exchanger, either to generate the steam required to drive the turbines directly, or to heat molten salts at times with excess energy, and to store the heat in a hot tank that allows the plant to continue generating electricity even when the sun is not shining. At these plants, the molten salts are stored

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at a lower temperature than in central tower plants, since the absorption fluid, in this case the oil, reaches lower temperatures than the salts when they are heated directly in the central tower receiver. For this reason, their capacity for generating electricity using stored energy is also lower. The use of a heat storage system, which makes it possible to continue producing electricity with no sunshine, considerably reduces these load variations in the turbine. Besides, it also guarantees a continuous supply of electricity, overcoming intermittences, and flexibly adapts the supply to the demand, one of the main weaknesses of certain renewable technologies. Furthermore, turbine efficiency increases.

Gemasolar plant, a first of a kind

Gemasolar is the first project Torresol Energy has developed with a central tower and heliostats using a molten salt heat storage system. It will enter operation in 2011 and Torresol Energy is hoping it will become an international reference: a starting point in the strategy to reduce costs in the thermosolar power sector. As the first commercial plant to use the central tower receiver technology with a molten salt storage system, it opens the way for a new thermosolar energy generation technology that may be a better alternative to the cylindrical-parabolic commercial thermosolar electricity plants that are the most commonly used today. “The construction of Gemasolar was a huge step forward in Torresol Energy’s technological development and sets us up as the world leader in central tower thermosolar projects,” declared the President of Torresol Energy, Enrique Sendagorta. In terms of performance and operation, the technology used

for the Gemasolar plant will allow the plant to triple the electricity production of other thermoelectric solar plants of the same power that use conventional technology. In turn, SENER, in addition to the continuous improvement of PTC plants, is focusing its efforts on developing central tower technology. “Today, all of the analyses that have been carried out either by us or by major international institutions show that tower technology is the type of technology that will be capable of generating energy with the lowest costs” says Jorge Unda, SENER’s Managing Director. The same confidence in this technology was shown by a delegation of Australian Universities’ engineers after visiting Gemasolar’s site. In a briefing paper for the Federal Minister of Resources Energy and Tourism of the Australian Government, they pointed out that “In order for Australia to become a leader in Concentrating Solar Thermal Power, we need a competitive advantage. Power tower systems with at least 15h of molten salt storage can give us this advantage, as much of the development overseas to date has been in the area of parabolic trough plants. Meanwhile, tower systems with storage boast higher efficiency, faster cost reductions, lower resource utilization and higher annual energy production than parabolic trough concentrator systems. Power tower systems with storage can also operate with annual capacity factors of 75% and higher, unlike trough plants. Targeting tower systems with storage will also benefit the Australian Solar research and development community – for example, the CSIRO National Solar Energy Centre has a power tower research program. Therefore we recommend that power tower systems with at least 15h of molten salt storage be given preference for the Solar

Flagships program, provided that they form a competitive application.” With a capacity of 19MW, the Gemasolar plant can supply the energy of a city of 25,000 people, saving 30,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions each year. The technology provided by SENER includes not only the molten salt storage system, which is capable of reaching temperatures over 500 degrees centigrade, but also the receiver, critical part in this type of plants, which is able to absorb 95% of the radiation from the sun’s spectrum and transmit this energy to the salt compound that circulates within the receiver, as well as the Sensol software for sizing and optimising the plant. Torresol Energy aims to make concentration solar power an economically competitive option, making it a real, viable, environmentally sound, sustainable alternative to traditional energy. In striving towards its goal, the company has the full support of MASDAR, which is without doubt one of the main global actors in the renewable energy sector, and can rely on the experience amassed by SENER, an engineering company that has made innovation one of the main pillars of its business. In this way, the young CSP company will be able to fulfill the mission it laid out in March 2008 during its presentation: “To develop solar energy globally through investments in profitable and efficient Concentrating Solar Power plants and to pioneer new thermal solar energy technologies to drive down the cost of future units.” Its solar power plants with storage system, which can uninterruptedly produce clean, inexhaustible power, may define the medium-term outlook for solar power worldwide. For more information, visit www.torresolenergy.com 59

The “O” Factor The European Marine Energy Centre is leading the way for marine renewables

Aquamarine Power’s Oyster wave energy convertor currently undergoing testing at EMEC. Courtesy of Aquamarine Power Ltd

t first glance, it might seem remarkable that a small group of islands lies at the cutting edge of marine energy development. But perhaps the clue that explains why Orkney is playing a world leading role in the evolution of wave and tidal technologies lies in the word ‘islands’. Standing between the Atlantic and the North Sea, with fast flowing currents channelled between the outcrops of land that form this northern archipelago, Orkney is home to some of the most energy-rich waters in Europe. That’s why these islands were selected as the natural home for EMEC, the European Marine Energy Centre, 60

where new seagoing technologies are put through their paces in challenging wave and tidal conditions. EMEC is the first test facility of its kind in the world and has recently undergone an expansion funded by the UK Government’s Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC). There are now seven berths at the tidal energy test site at the Fall of Warness, where strong currents flow past the island of Eday. Here developers ‘plug in’ machines that convert tidal energy into electricity. The power they generate is then fed through seabed cables into the National Grid.

A growing flotilla of tidal turbines will be tested in the months and years ahead, alongside a device already installed by Irish company OpenHydro, which supplied the Grid with the first tidally generated electricity produced in the UK and Ireland. EMEC’s test site for wave energy converters, in Atlantic waters close to the town of Stromness and the legendary wartime anchorage of Scapa Flow, now has five gridconnected test berths. The Oyster wave energy converter (created by Edinburgh company Aquamarine Power) is currently under test here and will soon be joined by a giant ‘sea snake’. This is the Pelamis P2

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at EMEC as they evolve towards full commercial deployment at the Crown Estate sites. The sea contains vast energy reserves, but tapping those reserves in an often hostile environment will never be a ride in the park. It’s encouraging that those involved are realistic about the need to devote plenty of time and resources in building technologies that can crack one of engineering’s greatest challenges. “What’s exciting is to be in at the birth of a new industry – and to witness the determination to make marine renewables work displayed by the Scottish and UK Governments, public

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EMEC was established with around £15 million of funding from the Scottish Government, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, the Carbon Trust, the UK Government, Scottish Enterprise, the European Union and Orkney Islands Council. sector agencies and businesses, among them some major international players.” For more information, visit www.emec.org.uk

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machine built by another Edinbugh firm, Pelamis Wave Power, for energy utility E.ON UK. Like Oyster, it will undergo a comprehensive programme of trials at EMEC, which is accredited to provide an independent assessment of how the machines perform at sea – and their energy generating capabilities. “That’s the key,” said EMEC managing director Neil Kermode. “This is a fledgling industry with enormous potential, both as a truly sustainable source of energy, and to bring huge economic benefits to coastal communities like Orkney. “First the technology has to prove itself. And that’s why our unique gridconnected test facilities – based in waters so challenging they were once avoided by seafarers – have such an important role to play.” Earlier this year, the potential for marine energy devices to produce significant amounts of power was brought into sharp focus, when successful bidders were announced in the world’s first leasing round for commercial wave and tidal projects. The Crown Estate selected ten sites in the Pentland Firth, and in the waters around Orkney, where arrays of devices will one day form wave and tidal ‘farms’. The organisation that manages the seabed around the UK coast has set developers the “globally significant” challenge of generating 1.2 gigawatts (GW) of electricity by 2020, sufficient for around 750,000 homes. The power generation target – 600 megawatts each from wave and tidal projects – is equivalent to four times the electricity produced by the Dounreay nuclear power station in its heyday. “That puts the scale of the ambition neatly into context – along with the work that needs to be done to make it a reality,” said Mr Kermode. “We expect to see wave and tidal devices in increasing numbers tested

11km of subsea cable on board the Cable Ship Sovereign which was laid at the EMEC test sites this summer as part of an expansion funded by the UK Department for Energy and Climate Change. Courtesy of EMEC 61

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East London goes Siemens Pavilion to become new East London landmark in Green Enterprise District

n May earlier this year, electronics giant Siemens announced plans to invest ÂŁ30 million in a new landmark building in East London as part of a new Green Enterprise District. The Siemens Pavilion building (to include an exhibition and conference centre), is due to be built and operational by early 2012. The plans were unveiled by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, the chief executive of Siemens, Andreas J. Goss and the Mayor of Newham Borough Council, Sir Robin Wales. The Mayor

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explained that the Green Enterprise District will reach across East London, utilising the potential from undeveloped plots of industrial land to attract new investment, create up to 6,000 new jobs and develop new low carbon skills. Early findings from the London Development Agency on the potential of the low carbon economy show that stimulating the low carbon marketplace is a massive opportunity for business, requiring ÂŁ40-140bn of investment into London and creating a workforce of more than 200,000 by 2025. 63

The Green Enterprise District is designed to position London as a global leader of this low carbon economy and as part of that, the Siemens Pavilion will be built on land owned by the London Development Agency and Newham Borough Council. “A century ago, we were cashing in on carbon, yet now there are clear economic opportunities coming from getting rid of it. I want London to be ahead of the queue, grasping a significant share of the jobs and economic booty arising from this new generation of low carbon goods and services” stated Boris Johnson. “It is a clear sign of the confidence in London’s ability to nurture and support eco-enterprises that Siemens has chosen to locate its flagship centre of sustainability here in the UK capital. The Siemens Pavilion is set to sit at the 64

heart of a brand new Green Enterprise District, which will sweep across east of the city. We envisage that the District will be a vibrant, international hub incubating dozens of low carbon businesses to transform what has historically been some of the poorest parts of the capital.” The iconic Siemens building is planned as a permanent showcase for sustainable technologies and a destination for the public, customers and students to meet and explore the innovation required to achieve a low carbon society. Expecting to attract over 100,000 visitors a year in addition to the 230 Siemens employees permanently based there, the Siemens Pavilion will be located at the western end of the Royal Docks near to the ExCeL centre and London City airport. “I am delighted to announce our

plans to build the Siemens Pavilion. Our aim is to create an attractive focal point that celebrates London’s ambition and leadership in green technologies and sustainability” said Andreas J. Goss. “Siemens is at the heart of providing sustainable solutions from renewable energy generation, to low-carbon transport and urban infrastructure. I hope the Siemens Pavilion will act as a catalyst for wider community involvement in the debate about how we best address the challenge of climate change in our cities.” Siemens has appointed a consortium comprising Pringle Brandon and Wilkinson Eyre Architects to design and build the Siemens Pavilion (covering an area of 3,687m2 over three storeys, so the total area to be developed is 7,002m2).

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The building will be designed as a showcase for sustainable design and construction, maximising the use of natural daylight, and incorporating high performance glazing, photovoltaic panels, energy efficient lighting and metering. Rainwater harvesting, water efficient appliances, ground source heat pumps and solar water heating will all be integral to the ‘green’ design and the pavilion will be constructed using recycled steel and industrial by-product cement. Sustainable drainage and water efficient landscaping are also part of the plans to create a relaxing waterside environment around the building with an aim to design and build a facility that reaches the highest possible standards of sustainability. For more information, visit www.siemens.co.uk

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The Siemens Pavilion will include an exhibition space, open to the public; a 300-seat auditorium; facilities for educational tour groups; interactive exhibits; seating areas; a café; a shop; and outdoor seating areas and exhibits. “Nowhere else in the UK is undergoing transformation on the scale of Newham. London is moving east and there is huge potential here for investment, growth and greater prosperity. I am delighted a huge blue chip organisation such as Siemens plc has recognised this” said Mayor of Newham, Sir Robin Wales. “This new visitor attraction will put the Royal Docks on the national and international stage as a place for supporting new technology and innovation. Other high profile businesses with green credentials will never have a better opportunity to invest in the main host borough of the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games.” 65

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to complement the magazine www.AE-Africa. com offers the latest updates between issues making the AEA online and print duo ‘the premiere source’ of alternative and renewable energy news covering the African continent.

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Carbon Voyage provides a service to reduce the financial cost and environmental impact of travel. We have developed a unified web application that allows users to compare transport options (cost and environmental impact) book their travel and manage their financial and environmental costs through the one portal. The application will also optimise the use of transport assets by finding opportunities to fill empty journeys share trips and help customers move onto low carbon transport alternatives. For business users this is complimented by providing a travel planning support/ consultancy to develop and implement sustainable transport strategies. The Carbon Voyage service can also be used by event organisers/ venue owners to assist in developing cost effective and sustainable strategies to provide transport for their customers/ spectators. Carbon Voyage is based in London United Kingdom. For more information visit www.carbonvoyage.com

British Expertise Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0)207 824 1920 www.britishexpertise.org

climateactionprogramme.org Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 871 0123 www.climateactionprogramme.org

British Photovoltaic Association Stand: E20 Tel: +44 (0)203 239 2524

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Architects24.com Stand: Media Zone Tel: +49 871 9536 3108 www.architects.com ATON SOLAR STAND: E23 WWW.ATON-SOLAR.DE Axis Design Architects Ltd Stand: Masdar Future Urban Zone Tel: +44 (0)121 2361726

Business First Magazine Stand: B1 Tel: +44 (0)1903 885191 www.businessfirstmagazine.co.uk

Business First is a premium quality business magazine designed for reading by senior business executives in London and SE England and by travellers on premium carriers such as Eurostar and Virgin Atlantic. Businessgreen.com Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 316 9173 www.businessgreen.com Canadian Bioenergy Association Stand: Media Zone Tel: +1 705 472 2280 www.canbio.ca Carbon Voyage Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 (0) 7545 258758 www.carbonvoyage.com

CNBC First in Business Worldwide is the leading global broadcaster of live business and financial news and information reporting directly from the major financial markets around the globe with three regional networks in Asia EMEA and the US. In EMEA CNBC is the only real-time pan-regional business and financial news network dedicated to CEOs senior corporate executives the financial services industry and EMEA investors. The channel is available in approximately 130 million homes 1 400 banks and financial institutions and leading hotels across Europe the Middle East and Africa. Additionally CNBC.com gives you access to live streams of all three CNBC regional networks and to the world’s most comprehensive archive of business news videos ever assembled. CNBC is a division of NBC Universal. NBC Universal is the media arm of the General Electric Company (GE). Comment:Visions Stand: F31 Tel: +44 (0) 207 632 9779 www.commentvisions.com

Comment:Visions explores the personal views of thinkers innovators and scientists

exhibitors about possible solutions to global warming overpopulation and dwindling resources. It is a unique partnership between the global TV channel euronews and the Brussels-based newspaper European Voice in association with Shell. Our charter is to encourage debate on how we approach the environmental and energy challenges that we face. The website (www.commentvisions.com) includes: • Streaming of the Comment:Visions programme that airs on euronews in the first week of each month and which interviews visionaries on different aspects of the energy and environmental debate • Videos and transcripts from the Comment:Visions events in Brussels • An on-line forum where invited informed guests can share their opinions and visions on each month’s topic Construction Now Stand: C1 Tel: +44 (0) 1292 479443 www.constructionnow.co.uk

Construction Now! is Britain’s fastest growing construction media - thanks to its unique regional service with eight free daily regional newsletters carrying hundreds of stories and leads to readers across the UK. Fast free and focused our newsletters are in tune with the busy tempo of modern business life where time is money and where printed monthly and weekly journals are struggling to keep pace with a rapidly changing business environment. Daily direct and dynamic our regional newsletters and their websites are the ideal vehicle for advertisers who value cost-effectiveness flexibility and the opportunity to access a highly-targeted audience. We also publish Housing News a daily e-newsletter published in eight regional editions for the UK’s social and affordable housing sector. Consulting Engineer Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1778 391177 www.heat-pumps-today.co.uk

news. Industry experts across the sector contribute in-depth articles on a variety of topics of the day. Consulting Engineer is the authoritative voice of the hvac&r industry. Mailed to up to 6 000 m&e consultants specifiers end-users and senior managers Consulting Engineer ensures that its readers are fully informed through well-written interesting and objective coverage of the hvac&r sector. CSR Magazine Stand: Media Zone Tel: +49 30 2464 0298 www.nachhaltigwirtschaften.net/ scripts/basics/forumcsrE/basics.prg

forum CSR international is a spin-off of forum Nachhaltig Wirtschaften the leading CSR magazine in German speaking countries. We inspire top decision makers in politics economy and non-profit organisations with best practice examples. In our cover story we get to the bottom of recent trends and developments. The chapter ?practice? provides the CSR professionals and sustainability experts with the tools for a successful everyday business. Topics like energy efficiency & climate change supply chain management as well as a ?special? and a ?sector report? track complex issues down to the point. Our ?service? chapter offers a compact overview over the CSR scene providing recommended reading surf tips and events. forum CSR international is a cross media project. At http://www.nachhaltigwirtschaften.net/ scripts/basics/forumcsrE/basics.prg we show how corporations can answer the growing demands of their stakeholders with up to date information videos and events around CSR. Davis Langdon Stand: B17 Tel: +44 (0) 20 7061 7000 www.davislangdon.com

Davis Langdon Seah International a global construction consultancy focused on delivering the best outcomes in construction infrastructure and property ownership. We work with the world’s largest organisations when they are considering investment in major energy and infrastructure programs. The firm is internationally renowned for knowledge independence and delivery on nuclear and renewable energy high speed rail and major sports projects.

Dekens Technics BVBA Stand: E24 Tel: +32 55 30 36 70 www.solarlog-web.be

Dekens technics bvba was founded in 2010 by Harry Dekens and is emerged from the company Dekens automation. Since 2008 we already implemented more than 5000 Solar-Log devices. We offer more than 10 innovative Solar-Log™ models for professional PV-monitoring in coordination with customized Solar-Log™ WEB application. Remote monitoring and fault diagnosis of the PV system is therefore always possible. Dekens technics stands for innovative solutions and the best value for money. The Solar-Log™ not only monitors and controls the performance of the system it also provides a visualization of the data as appealing graphics or meaningful tables. It covers the entire spectrum of small PV-systems to large solar farms. The Solar-Log™ are characterized in particular by the vendor independence multilingualism the ease of use and universal application without expensive software installation. Design Engine Architects Stand: Masdar Future Urban Zone Tel: +44 (0)1962 890111 www.designengine.co.uk

Design Engine was formed by its three current Directors; Richard Jobson Richard Rose-Casemore and Rodney Graham as a Partnership in 1999 and became a Private Limited Company in December 2001. The practice has grown from strength to strength but in a controlled manner with its own studios and design workshop in Winchester. The practice’s concern is to ensure longterm financial stability by offering a firstclass quality-driven service to its clients. In particular Design Engine holds issues of sustainability at the core of its design philosophy for which it has won national and international awards and to which it constantly aspires to research and advance in its work. A significant proportion of the practices work has come from bespoke and speculative office design secondary further and higher education public buildings footbridges and public and private housing. DONG Energy Stand: F7 Tel: +44(0)207 8115200 www.dongenergy.com

DONG Energy’s long term vision is to provide reliable energy without CO2. 69

To produce more energy with less CO2 requires a change to the energy system. It is a long-term project but we are well underway with large wind power investments. We are the market leader with 20 years experience in developing constructing and operating offshore wind farms. We run one of the world’s largest offshore wind farms Horns Rev 2 in Denmark. The fifty percent ownership of the London Array project is one of our key activities in the energy sector in the UK. DONG Energy is a Danish utility company and one of the leading energy groups in Northern Europe. Our business is based on procuring producing distributing and trading in energy and related products in Northern Europe. We have approximately 6 000 employees and generated revenue of approximately GBP 6 billion in 2009. Duke Global Stand: G22 Tel: +44 (0) 207 936 6078 www.fuqua.duke.edu

Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business collaborates with individuals municipalities and other institutions to create a globally distributed footprint. Believing that we must focus on fundamental issues like energy and embed in multiple cultures to create meaningful knowledge and effectively educate global leaders we are connected across China India U.A.E Russia the U.K and the U.S.. Few forces will have as profound an impact on business in the 21st century as the global dynamics of energy natural resources development environment and improved quality of life. The Center for Energy Development and the Global Environment (EDGE) at Duke prepares businesses to meet these competing global demands. Through education research and engagement EDGE identifies the most promising pathways toward a sustainable energy system and economy works with leading firms to drive these innovations across their value chains and helps seed the partnerships that can accelerate these transformations. Earthscan Stand: D2 Tel: +44 (0) 207 841 1930 www.earthscan.co.uk

Earthscan considers itself the world’s leading publisher on climate change sustainable development and environmental technology. We aim to 70

publish original reliable and significant work that helps to foster the conditions for genuine sustainability by providing the means for understanding and analysing the issues and the tools for resolving them. Earthscan was originally founded by the International Institute for Environment and Development in 1987 and we continue to publish in association with them and with other environmental and development organizations world wide. We are an independent company and our books and journals are distributed throughout the world. Eco Architecture Planning and Permaculture Design CIC Stand: Masdar Future Urban Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1235 529266 www.eco-architectureandplanning.com

We are a Social Enterprise company with expertise and passion in designing buildings and environments to achieve eco-sustainability to enhance wellbeing of people and the planet. We specialise in the design of ecologically sustaining architecture and planning - holistic design of buildings surroundings spaces and gardens that maintain balance in terms of food energies materials and human needs: aesthetic physical social spiritual and emotional. Our key topic areas include: • Holistic design of urban and rural habitats. • Holistic Eco design of buildings. • Permaculture design of horticultural and agricultural holdings. • Permaculture planning. • Energy from waste. • Small scale biogas an anaerobic digester. • Bio plant compost for soil fertility. • Cooling buildings using solar energy. • Holistic design colour therapeutics of interiors. We aim to investigate establish teach and offer examples of ways of living cooperatively harmoniously sustainably and self sufficiently with each other and the environment for the benefit of the local and wider ecological communities. Ecoseed.org Stand: Media Zone www.ecoseed.org

EcoSeed aims to become the world’s green and renewable energy online information platform. EcoSeed is the place to find the latest and most relevant news and events on the renewable energy industry and the low-carbon sector.

EcoSeed provides the most comprehensive coverage of the green industries in Americas Europe and Asia. Our coverage spans at least 65 renewable energy and green topics from solar energy wind power and biofuel to green policies business practices and transportation. The main site www.ecoseed.org was officially launched in 2008 while its Chinese mirror site www.ecoseed.org/zh a first in the world went online in November 2009. EcoSeed is owned and managed by Hong Kong-based Global Content & Research Ltd. EcoSeed believes that the world is witnessing the emergence of a new green and sustainability-focused global economy. This economy will become the strongest driving force of the 21st century. Ecoticias Stand: Media Zone Tel: +34 934 247 493 www.ecoticias.com

ALL the news of the Environment and Renewable Energy in Spanish and English 365 days a year. Absolute leaders in audience and readers. Edie.net Stand: C5 Tel: +44 (0) 208 651 7134 www.edie.net

Edie (Environmental Data Interactive Exchange) is an online resource for environmental professionals researchers and all those with an interest in green issues bringing together practical information and in-depth yet accessible news. Officially Europe’s biggest environmental website Edie combines an unparalleled directory of products and services from thousands of specialised companies with an online news service reporting on the latest environmental stories as they break. As well as browsing easy-to-access online news from the UK Europe and around the world readers can subscribe to a free daily or weekly newsletter delivering the latest articles directly to their inbox. For in-depth analysis of the latest trends and developments in the growing environmental sector monthly special reports offer expert opinion on the key issues of the day. The edie job centre holds a wealth of opportunities for the sector’s newcomers and veterans alike whether looking for a first job or fast career progression.

exhibitors Ediservice Group Stand: Media Zone Tel: +39 0331 786911 www.guidaenergia.it

Guidaenergia.it: web Portal focusing on Renewable Energies and Energy Saving for Companies and Professionals operating in Energy Field. Guidaenergia.it offers technicalbusiness communication tool in order to promote the relationship among the Sector Operators. Guidaenergia.it offers visibility and an useful support to Companies their products and services thanks to the following specific communication tools: • Companies profile: description Products/ services Profile: technical-trade details • Dossier: technical analysis on the most innovative topics with the support of Sector Specialists • News: information from energy market • Newsletter: free and periodically information news and updates • Forum: section information questions and news exchange • Press: official communication from agencies and Energy Sector Operators • Price List: up-to-date lists of Energy Sector benchmark price • Projects: descriptions reviews comments on main National and International Projects • Download Services: Sector-based Forms and specific software • Information: sector laws and rules training Software Researches Job&Career Conferences Exhibitions • Publications Institutions Professional Orders. Eging PV Stand: C13 Tel: +86 519 82588999 www.egingpv.com

Eging Photovoltaic Technology is one of the globally leading vertically integrated solar PV companies. It was founded in 2003 as a manufacturer of silicon ingot and has achieved fast growth since then and has a production capacity of 500MW as of 2010 across the complete value chain of ingot wafer cell and module EMC International Stand: E25 Tel: +353 (0)1 678 8590 www.greenjobs.co.uk

EMC International are a specialist Environmental and Renewable Energy Recruitment Consultancy we provide

permanent staff to companies throughout Europe. Our team of consultants have many years of extensive knowledge about the recruitment market and are dedicated to finding the best career goals for our candidates and fulfilling staff recruitment objectives for our clients. At EMC International we match the needs of both client and candidate by remaining honest and trustworthy throughout all stages of the recruitment process. We believe the most important part of the process is to understand and meet our client?s exact requirements. We take time to meet with the brightest and best talent from the renewable energy sector. At any one time we have an impressive cross-section of specialists that we can confidently recommend for even the most demanding and high-level positions within your organisation. We look forward to meeting you at 2010 European Future Energy Forum. Ener2g Stand: Media Zone Tel: +39 095 686866 www.ener2g.com Energetica India Stand: Media Zone Tel: +34 902 364 699 www.energetica-india.com

Energetica India the leading technical magazine for renewable and conventional power generation transmission and distribution in India is published six times each year. Energetica India introduces for the first time the Indian Companies Energy Guide 2010/2011 Energetica India covers the latest news outstanding product developments new technologies plant reports and other important topics for the energy market. Energetica India printed version is regularly distributed to 10.000 key decision makers mainly in India. The digital version of the magazine and the weekly e-newsletter are read by more than 60.000 professionals all over the world. Energetica India represents a highly targeted advertising opportunity for companies who wish to influence the Indian energy market. Energetica India participates in all the outstanding energy events in India and worldwide.

Energia Today Stand: C3 Tel: +234 803 9600026

Energia magazine is your premier source for in-depth information on developments within the Energy industry in West Africa and by extension the global petroleum province. The magazine covers all areas of the whole gamult of the Energy Industry. The magazine features insightful interviews with Energy professionals and executives as well as politicians. A broad range of researchers gives our readers informative reports on developments within the industry and upto-date information on new technology and equipment. Major Energy exhibitions are covered in special issues. With its broad scope Energia magazine provides you with a unique window to the global Energy industry in an era of continuing change and maturity in the industry. The magazine continues to be a business to- business marketplace for advertisers effectively targeting potential customers and key decision makers with products and services from a broad range of companies. Energy Engineering Magazine Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1926 408244 www.energyengineering.co.uk Energy Generation & Supply KTN & UK Energy Research Centre Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 594 1572 www.ukerc.ac.uk

The mission of the Energy Generation and Supply Knowledge Transfer Network (EG&S KTN) is to create an integrated and dynamic network of business technology academic and policy stakeholders delivering strategic and effective knowledge exchange to advance the UK EG&S sector. A strong network for the sector will enable us to realise our vision of: - Better positioning of UK business in exploiting UK/global market opportunities in accord with the Technology Strategy Board’s EG&S strategy - Improved impact and gearing of Technology Strategy Board spend in the EG&S area - To ‘future-proof’ the UK?s activity in the EG&S area through coordinated technology & innovation Energy Innovation Centre Stand: F19 Tel: +44 (0) 151 347 2433 www.energyinnovationcentre.com 71

The Energy Innovation Centre is a worldclass business incubator helping innovators to turn energy saving ideas into commercial reality. The Centre is backed by four of the UK’s biggest energy companies CE Electric UK Electricity North West Ltd SP Energy Networks and Scottish & Southern Energy who between them invest tens of millions of pounds annually into improving their networks. In partnership with the world-class Energy Innovation Centre they’ve launched the ‘Call for Innovators 2010’ to seek out new technologies with the potential to revolutionise their existing power networks. The ‘Call for Energy Innovators 2010’ is open to early stage development and existing technologies with the potential for deployment within the energy industry. Visit our stand to learn more about the ‘Call for Energy Innovators 2010’ and the tangible benefits the Energy Innovation Centre is bringing to companies working in the energy sector the wider economy and consumers. Energysol Stand: G30 Tel: +33 2 32289060 www.energysol.fr Enles Stand: F23 Tel: +49 2563 2067822 www.enles.de

Distributor of Solar-Modules ( PV ) an other equipment such as inverters mounting-systems etc. Main-distributor of the brand “ German-Tech-Future” Modules and inverters ( 2011). Enterprising Energy Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1506 508001 www.enterprisingenergy.org

Enterprising Energy celebrates a diverse energy community its established players and dynamic newcomers reporting on developments and innovations within the offshore oil and gas marine nuclear and renewable energy sectors worldwide. Launched in early 2009 at the prestigious Offshore Technology Conference in Houston Enterprising Energy is an evolutionary development based on a decade of involvement within the energy industry through our sister publication Enterprising Scotland. Building on this position Enterprising Energy showcases the global energy sector within the UK & international arena presenting expert 72

opinion from representatives of government local authorities and trade bodies and provides a platform for key players along the supply chain to promote their latest contribution to our energy future. Environmental Analyst Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1743 818008 www.environmental-analyst.com

Environment Analyst is a publishing and business research organisation with a remit to track performance and opportunities within the environmental services sector with a particular focus on the environmental consulting and support services market. Our flagship report Market Assessment of the UK Environmental Consulting Sector is the definitive guide to industy trends. We also publish a bi-monthly Market Briefing newsletter and an online news service. Environmental Expert Stand: Media Zone Environmental Finance Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 251 9151 www.environmental-finance.com

Environmental Finance is a monthly magazine covering the ever-increasing impact of environmental issues on the lending insurance investment and trading decisions affecting industry. It is the only global publication dedicated to this fast-changing area. Every month in Environmental Finance leading industry specialists and an experienced team of journalists provide timely and incisive news and analysis on a broad range of environmental issues including renewable energy finance emissions markets “green” investments and weather risk management. Environmental Services Association Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 824 8882 www.esauk.org

The Environmental Services Association (‘ESA’) is the sectoral trade association representing the UK’s managers of waste and secondary resources a sector with an annual turnover of around £9 billion. ESA’s Members seek to align economic and environmental sustainability through delivering compliance with relevant waste and environmental law.

EPIA Stand: F24 Tel: +32 2 465 38 84 www.epia.org

With over 220 Members drawn from across the entire solar PV sector the European Photovoltaic Industry Association is the world’s largest photovoltaic industry association. EPIA members are present throughout the whole value-chain: from silicon cells and module production to systems development and PV electricity generation as well as marketing and sales. EPIA’s mission is to deliver a distinct and valuable service driven from the strength of a single photovoltaic voice. Ergohome Ltd Stand: Masdar Future Urban Zone Tel: +44 (0) 845 2267543 www.ergohome.com

Ergohome is a small factory-built home targeted at first and last homeowners. Engineered with ergonomic features low energy consumption and high quality. Not dependent on traditional ring foundations it is resistant to both flooding and seismic events. Off-site manufacture and modular features allow a variety of final configurations.Ergohome is delivered to site finished to your specification and ready for immediate use. International licensees sought. For more information please visit: www.ergohome.com ETV Stand: Media Zone Eurener SL Stand: A1 Tel: +34 902 11 28 27 www.eurener.com

Eurener is the first photovoltaic manufacturer to give a 10 years product warranty and now we are the first to provide an additional insurance carried out by the prestigious company Munich RE which ensures the modules up to 25 years. Eurener is yet again ahead with a new product PERFECT 25 which we believe is the world’s most reliable module. In addition the PERFECT 25 has positive tolerance in its nominal power which assures an improvement in the relation €/W of almost 7%. All Eurener modules come with positive tolerance and Munich RE insurance. They are manufactured by the best GermanSwiss technology automated machinery of the latest generation which provides maximum reliability and high performance.

exhibitors Eurocities Stand: Media Zone Tel: +32 2 255 20851 www.eurocities.eu

Eurocities is the network of major European cities. Founded in 1986 Eurocities brings together more than 140 mayors of Europe’s most important cities as a platform for influencing the institutions of the European Union. To forge a common agenda Eurocities members exchange knowledge ideas and experience review shared problems and develop innovative solutions through a wide range of forums working groups projects activities and events. Eurocities gives cities a voice in Europe by engaging in dialogue with the European institutions on all aspects of EU legislation policies and programmes that impact on cities and their citizens. The network is active across a wide range of policy areas including: economic development and cohesion policy the provision of public services environment transport and mobility employment and social affairs culture education information and knowledge society governance and international cooperation. Europartner-Solar GmbH & Co. KG Stand: G26 Tel: +49 9314179798303 www.europartner-solar.de European Biomass Association Stand: Media Zone www.aebiom.org EUROPEAN FUTURE ENERGY FORUM Tel: +44 (0) 203 086 8405 www. EuropeanFutureEnergyForum.com

MEET THE LEADERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE The European Future Energy Forum in London will be the fifth event in the World Future Energy Series; a concept developed as part of a much larger initiative by the Abu Dhabi government. Sister event to the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi the European Future Energy Forum was launched in 2009 in Bilbao to facilitate a more detailed exchange of knowledge and promote future energy projects and investment opportunities in Europe. In 2010 the Forum is being staged in London in association with Masdar and UK Trade and Investment before moving on to another European venue next year. Visit

us at the show and find out what our future plans are. Where the Forum will be staged in 2011 and how you can get involved. Register for EFEF 2010 at www. EuropeanFutureEnergyForum.com/register Feedthegrid.net Stand: Media Zone www.Feedthegrid.net

FeedTheGrid.net is a global renewable energy news site. News items covering seven alternative energy technologies and three key issues are added every few minutes. Each news item is categorized geographically located and crossreferenced with over 100 000 other articles to ensure that visitors are able to quickly find the news most relevant to them. Fletcher Priest Architects Stand: Masdar Future Urban Zone Tel: +44 207 034 2200 www.fletcherpriest.com

Fletcher Priest Architects is an award winning practice established in London in 1978. We opened our Cologne studio Fletcher Priest Bösl in 1992 and a new Riga office in 2008. Our work covers urban design architecture and interiors and we are one of the fifty largest practices in the UK. Clients include UBS Lend Lease Sony IBM and Vodafone. Our projects range from high grade offices to renovation and refurbishment and from headquarters buildings to areas of public space regeneration. Current projects include the Stratford City masterplan in east London a 73 hectare urban centre delivering the Athletes Village for 2012 and the new urban centre of Riga Latvia. We have a thriving Design Research team and strong links with Universities and Schools of Architecture. www. fletcherpriest.com Forum for the Future Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 324 3639 www.forumforthefuture.org

Forum for the Future is the UK’s leading sustainable development NGO. It works internationally with government business and public service providers helping them to develop strategies to achieve success through sustainability to deliver products and services which enhance people’s lives and are better for the environment and to lead the way to a better world. www.forumforthefuture.org

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Tel: +44 (0) 1895 442269 www.fuelcellmarkets.com GASREC LTD STAND: TFL ECO TRANSPORT SHOWCASE Globe 2010 Stand: Media Zone

Tel: +1 604 641 1235 Green Tomato Cars Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 208 380 8900 www.greentomatocars.com

greentomatocars is London’s award-winning environmentally friendly private hire service. With London’s largest exclusively green fleet they can get a vehicle to anywhere in London within 10-20 minutes. 24/7 service wifi in all new vehicles text/call on arrival. Corporate accounts welcome. Greenjobs.co.uk Stand: G24 Tel: +353 1678 8590 www.greenjobs.co.uk

GreenJobs.co.uk is the United Kingdoms No.1 jobsite for Environmental jobs renewable energy jobs sustainability jobs and climate change careers. It is wholly dedicated to recruitment in the environmental and renewable energy sectors. Launched in 2008 the GreenJobs website specifically targets candidates across all areas of the Environmental and Renewable Energy market place. GreenJobs.co.uk attracts thousands of “Green specific” job seekers to our website every month. The website has been designed to be extremely user-friendly and offers both registered candidates and employers a highly flexible and easy to use interface. We cover a wide variety of jobs types including - Carbon jobs Climate change jobs Clean tech jobs conservation jobs environmental jobs energy jobs Health and Safety jobs marine jobs policy and legislation jobs renewable energy jobs recycling jobs sustainability jobs solar jobs wind farm jobs wind energy jobs water jobs wastewater jobs waste to energy jobs wave jobs tidal jobs GWEC-Global Wind Energy Council Stand: Media Zone Tel: +32 2 400 1029 www.gwec.net 73

Heat Pumps Today Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1778 391177 www.heat-pumps-today.co.uk

Rising energy costs environmental pressures and strict planning rules are placing increasing demands on technical architects and m&e engineers to look for innovative design solutions in all areas of building services. Consulting Engineer keep its readers in touch with the very best in hvac&r technology as a window on new products best practice and industry news. Industry experts across the sector contribute in-depth articles on a variety of topics of the day. Consulting Engineer is the authoritative voice of the hvac&r industry. Mailed to up to 6 000 m&e consultants specifiers end-users and senior managers Consulting Engineer ensures that its readers are fully informed through well-written interesting and objective coverage of the hvac&r sector. HOK Stand: Masdar Future Urban Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 898 5205

HOK designs and delivers exciting and innovative projects globally. A worldwide organisation of 2000 design staff in 23 offices offer the experience expertise and design talent to create sustainable intelligent and memorable buildings and places including the world’s largest LEED Platinum project. HOK in London has 150 design professionals including architects interior designers landscape architects and masterplanners who are committed to excellence in sustainable design. We embrace any brief and are guided by a singular mission: to enrich people’s lives through innovative thoughtful design solutions for communities governmental and private sector clients to enhance and improve the built environment. Horus Energy Stand: E32 Tel: +39 080 4389819 www.horus-energy.com

Horus supports the dissemination of the culture of energy conservation work in the implementation of best practices for sustainable development devotes its activities to renewable and alternative energy. A single partner that helps customers taking care of the planning execution of administrative financing insurance and establishing turnkey works. Horus aims to be a Market Innovator in the Italian energy 74

sector by investing in two key factors: diversification and technological innovation. I.C.iT Energy Solutions Stand: D31

Tel: +39 0471 1955200 I.C.iT Energy Solutions Ltd sells and installs photovoltaic systems since 2002. The company focuses on products of high and proven quality which guarantees high performances and significant cost savings. I.C.iT’s offerings include: • Technical consulting (free of charge) • one-stop-shop for photovoltaic solutions (complete and conclusive packages) • TÜV certified products and professional installation • System maintenance One of the core service offerings is the maintenance of installed photovoltaic plants. Dedicated staff maintains every single plant in order to guarantee full system functionality 365 days a year. Unique to I.C.iT is its network of strong and reliable partners as well as branches throughout Europe and Africa. Through their partners I.C.iT Energy Solutions can always offer state-of-the-art technological solutions. IfandP.com Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1306 748286 www.ifandp.com

Industrial Fuels and Power (IFandP) is a website dedicated to providing senior executives and plant managers in the power sector with the latest news analysis and comment. Energy commodity reports market supply-and-demand trends price developments and cutting-edge technological advances are all covered from the perspective of conventional power generation and the increasingly important world of renewables. With a fully international remit IFandP is designed to serve as your first port of call in this increasingly interconnected world. Coming from the same publishers as the prestigious International Cement Review IFandP’s dedicated research team is setting new standards in bringing the world of power to you. Imperial Racing Green Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 (0) 7727 144162 www.union. ic.ac.uk/rcc/racinggreen/

The first project of its kind at the University Imperial Racing Green draws on expertise

from across Imperial College’s Faculty of Engineering building low emissions hydrogen fuel cell and battery electric vehicles to compete in races across the globe. Imperial Racing Green is an undergraduate teaching project at Imperial College London involving almost 100 students across 8 different engineering departments. Innovation UK Stand: A18 Tel: +44 (0) 207 386 6124 www.innovationuk.org Intelligent Energy Stand: G20 Tel: +44 (0) 1509 271 271 www.intelligent-energy.com

Intelligent Energy is a global clean power systems company that provides a highly efficient means of power generation across the transportation oil and gas aerospace defence portable power and distributed generation markets. Intelligent Energy partners with leading companies globally current partners and customers include Airbus Lotus Engineering and The Suzuki Motor Corporation. Recently the company formed a joint venture with Scottish & Southern Energy to address distributed power generation applications by developing fuel cell combined heat and power (CHP) systems for several markets in the UK. Intelligent Energy’s other successes include the development of the world?s first purpose built hydrogen fuel cell motorbike and supplying the fuel cell system to Boeing which powered the world?s first manned fuel cell aircraft. The company is currently leading a consortium to deliver a fleet of zero-emissions Fuel Cell Hybrid London taxis for introduction onto London’s roads in 2012. International Sustainable Energy Review Magazine Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1959 563311 www.internationalsustainableenergy.com

International Sustainable Energy Review is a quarterly magazine that focuses on the technical and business developments within the rapidly expanding renewable energy sector covering topics from wind power and solar energy through to biomass tidal and wave power. Every issue offers a high level of individual technical and business contributions from the world?s leading transport industry specialists. International Sustainable Energy Review

exhibitors is distributed to almost 12 000 key figures involved in the renewable energy sector including academia governmental consultancy financial legal and insurance major energy users utilities turnkey providers and renewable energy suppliers across each renewables sector. www. internationalsustainableenergy.com

control advanced test equipment and honest attitude make JS Solar’ panels power all over the world.

i-Scoot.co.uk Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 (0) 797 029 7245 www.i-scoot.co.uk

L’Avenir Green Digest Stand: Media Zone Tel: +91 9900004347 www.lavenircpl.com

i-Scoot is the exclusive UK importer of Tante Paula products from Hamburg Germany. Renewable Energy Consulting Ltd. uses the i-Scoot brand to market these products in the UK. Tante Paula GmbH is the vehicle manufacturer of the electric scooters and its associated products. All electric scooters sold by i-Scoot and our approved UK distributors are fully EU and UK Type approved and can legally be operated on public roads in the UK.

India has been witnessing tremendous growth in building and construction sector for the past 5years. With the increase in income levels there are also changes in the life styles of various sections of the society. While this is a healthy trend it is putting enormous pressure on the industry have a vital role to play in preserving the environment. The projected market potential for green building material and technologies is estimated to be 40 billion USD by the year 2012. L’Avenir Green digest (tag line- Responsible lifestyle) is being launched with the purpose of showcasing “Responsible” or “Green” lifestyle and encouraging people to embrace green lifestyle. It also spreads awareness of the various “Green “ aspects lifestyle brands offer in terms of products and services. L’Avenir Green Digest provides excellent platform for those companies who wants to showcase their produts and services for Indian green Market. jagadishkumar.v@lavenircpl.com

ITM Power Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: + 44 (0) 114 242 2223 www.itm-power.com

ITM Power is committed to clean sustainable energy solutions based around water electrolysis. Our principal motivation is to engineer zero-carbon hydrogen energy systems that provide energy security and independence from fossil fuels. Jerry Tate Architects Stand: Masdar Future Urban Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 241 7481 www.jerrytatearchitects.com

Our practice is committed to developing sustainable low-energy architectural solutions achieved by understanding our client’s requirements and mimicking natural systems whilst embracing cutting edge developments in construction and computer technologies. We design buildings that bring architecture and nature together. JS Solar Stand: F13 Tel: +86 510 8071 0755 www.jssolar.com

JS Solar produces solar panels ranging from 5W to 300W mono and poly. All of our products are covered by ISO CE IEC TUV UL SSA certificates. In 2010 our actual capacity is 300MW. Strict quality

Klik Stand: Media Zone Tel: 01 52 00720 www.klikonline.si

London Development Agency Stand: H5 Tel: +44 (0) 207 593 8001

The London Development Agency (LDA) works to deliver the Mayor’s vision for London to be a sustainable world city with strong long-term economic growth social inclusion and active environmental improvement. The LDA’s work will ensure that London becomes a leading low carbon capital by expanding the city’s low carbon economy and delivering the Mayor?s target of 60% CO2 reductions by 2025. The LDA is: • Showcasing London?s opportunities for investment and growth in low carbon sectors e.g. in the Green Enterprise District in East London • Developing investment vehicles for the low carbon economy such as the £100m London Green Fund • Promoting London’s strengths such as

carbon trading carbon measurement and relevant professional services expertise • Delivering major projects in the areas of energy efficiency waste management and decentralised energy Our investments influence and innovative approach make real improvements and help unlock London’s potential. Lotus Engineering Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 (0) 1953 608000 www.grouplotus.com

As an engineering consultancy and manufacturer of premium cars designed to excite and perform our breadth of technical knowledge and understanding is unrivalled. Lotus Engineering focuses on four core engineering competencies: Lightweight Architectures Efficient Performance Electrical and Electronic Integration Driving Dynamics We can tackle projects within each individual area combine them to give us an unmatched ability to deliver anything from a component or system to complete powertrain solution or whole vehicle programme. Low Carbon Economy Stand: A14 Tel: +44 (0) 845 3131711 www.lowcarboneconomy.com

www.LowCarbonEconomy.com connect people and businesses with low carbon information solutions and opportunities. Whether your interest is your business your home your community or your industry we can direct you to solutions and partners that can help you reduce your carbon footprint become more sustainable save money and of course make money! We embrace the opportunities presented by the move to a low carbon economy and recognise that we achieve our objectives by helping our clients to achieve theirs. To support these goals we have developed the worlds largest and most sophisticated website driving the move to a low carbon economy that simplifies access to information by empowering people and organisations with multiple requirements to connect with and share information about relevant low carbon information solutions and business opportunities. We also have many opportunities to talk about ‘offline’ so please come and speak with us! 75

Low Carbon Research Institute Stand: D1 Tel: +44 (0) 2920 870003 www.cardiff.ac.uk

The Institute was set up to unite and promote energy research in Wales UK to help deliver a low carbon future. The LCRI supports the energy sector UK and globally to develop low carbon generation storage distribution and end use technologies and to offer policy advice. The Higher Education Funding Council For Wales granted £5.1 million to develop the LCRI for 5 years from 2008. LCRI’s research is also supported by contracts from the Research Councils Industry and Government. In 2010 LCRI secured £15 million from the Welsh European Funding Office towards a £34 million programme to enable Wales and its industry partners to lead research to cut carbon emissions as part of the ERDF Convergence Regional Competitiveness and employment programmes. The LCRI comprises staff from: • Cardiff University (lead partner) • University of Glamorgan • Swansea University • University of Wales Bangor • Glyndwr University • Aberystwyth University MASDAR Stand: E7 Tel: +971 2 653 3333 www.masdar.ae

Established in April 2006 Masdar (the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company) is a multi-faceted company advancing the development commercialisation and deployment of renewable energy solutions and clean technologies. Masdar integrates the full renewable and clean technology lifecycle - from research to commercial deployment - with the aim of creating scalable clean energy solutions. Masdar works with global partners and institutions to integrate new research with proven technologies to produce efficient systems and processes that can be replicated globally. Masdar builds on Abu Dhabi’s position as a leading global energy player with an aim to develop renewable energy and low-carbon technologies at a global level; whilst contributing toward the UAE’s economic diversification through the development of a knowledge-based clean energy sector in the UAE. It seeks to be 76

a leading renewable energy and clean technology player by providing a test bed for the world to develop commercially viable sustainable energy solutions. Masdar consists of three business units and one investment arm: • Masdar Carbon specialises in developing energy efficiency and clean fossil fuel projects that bring significant reduction in carbon emissions • Masdar City is a clean technology cluster being developed on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi that will be powered entirely by renewable energy • Masdar Power builds and invests in utility scale renewable energy power projects • Masdar Capital manages the Masdar Clean Tech Funds a series of diversified venture capital investment vehicles focused on building portfolios of direct investments in clean technology and renewable energy In addition Masdar is associated with the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology the world’s first graduate-only academic institution focused on research into alternative energies and sustainable technologies. It is also a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Mubadala Development Company. Microsharp Corporation Ltd Stand: UK Energy Pavillion Tel: +44 (0) 1793 782 878 www.microsharp.co.uk

Microsharp design and manufacture Fresnel Optics for use in Concentrated Solar Power systems. Our radial lenses are used in Concentrated Photovoltaic (CPV) applications with concentration factors up to x1000 suns. Individual lenses can be up to 35cm in diameter and can be produced in large area parquets up to 1 meter wide and 600mm length. Linear Fresnel lenses are used in low to medium concentration PV systems and CSP (Thermal) applications. Lenses can be up to 4m in width and to any length required. Microsharp lenses are manufactured using a high speed continuous U.V. casting process that produced high precision lenses at low cost in large volumes. A further advantage of our process is that tooling costs are significantly lower than alternative technologies. MIRA Ltd Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 (0) 2476 355 000 www.mira.co.uk

Around the globe pressure to reduce vehicle

emissions and improve efficiency is mounting. In the short and medium term significant gains can be made through the pragmatic application of existing technologies across the market for all types of vehicle. Going beyond these targets to deliver sustainable personal mobility systems will require a holistic approach to vehicle design. Meeting the Low Carbon Vehicle engineering challenge is at the core of MIRA’s research programmes and is integrated across our whole vehicle engineering process. As a result the vehicle’s designed and developed in conjunction with MIRA not only benefit from impressive energy efficiency and reduced emissions but exhibit improved performance and often incorporate additional desirable features. Mundo Industrial Stand: Media Zone Tel: +94 34 93 419 2881 www.edicionesroda.es NewNet Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 845 7590 www.newenergyworldnetwork.com

Envirotech & Clean Energy Investoris a monthly journal for investors innovators and deal-makers in the global cleantech water waste recycling and renewable energy sectors. We provide essential news views and analysis for professionals who need to know about investment activity and opportunities and industry developments. We look to cover all significant deals across the world in venture private equity project finance IPOs and M&A. We identify which deals are being done who is doing them and what is in the pipeline. In addition we provide in-depth features focused on the investment and finance issues that matter and profiles on the leading companies and individuals who are shaping the global industry. Ningbo Qixin Solar Electrical Appliance Co. Ltd Stand: A11 Tel: +86 574 88170095 www.nbqxsolar.com

Ningbo Qixin Solar Electrical Appliance Co. ltd was founded in 2005 located in Ningbo Zhejiang China with area 36000 square meters 500 staff including 40 QC staff and 50 intermediate and senior engineers and technicians and it owns branch factory in Shanghai Xiangshan and Shenzhen. Its mainly products mono-crystalline and

exhibitors poly-crystalline solar PV module export to European countries USA and south-east Asia. The factory passes the ISO 9001 and its products with the TUV IEC 61215/ 61730 ETL-UL1703 and CE certificate with a production capacity 180MW per year. NOF Energy Stand: B2 Tel: +44 (0) 191 384 6464 www.nofenergy.co.uk

Business support for the UK oil gas nuclear and offshore wind sectors. With our support members have won over £75m in new business in the past three years. Join the network from as little as £405 per year. If you are interested in joining the NOF Energy network contact: Paul Livingstone Business Development Manager by email plivingstone@ nofenergy.co.uk or by calling +44 (0)191 384 6464. Oxford Data Management Stand: Innovation Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1235 520382 www.odm.co.uk

Oxford Data Management Ltd. Is an ‘Energy Efficiency Through Metering’ venture with a unique and comprehensive business model. As Domestic Metering and Energy Competition has so far produce little returns for households in the UK ODM has developed and patented the technology allowing them to enter this market. ODM has also produced innovative accompanying business solutions that would meaningfully reduced Energy tariffs for households and significantly reduced their Energy consumption. Having produced comprehensive market research and viability studies and with the support of Oxford Innovation (ISIS) it has forged strategic relationship with other companies and institutions in the UK and is now looking for funding that would carry ODM to the next stage. ODM is managed by Amatsia Kashti PhD (Leeds) who has extensive experience and contacts in the energymetering field in the UK. ODM is currently seeking new recruits to enable its expansion. Perlight Solar Co. Ltd Stand: C7 Tel: +86 576 86472818 www.perlightsolar.com.cn

Perlight Solar Co. Ltd.was established in 2006 specialises in developing manufacturing and selling of photovoltaic

(PV) cells modules and system’s research service and project installation. Perlight Solar have the international advanced equipments of cell production. Power-One Stand: D33 Tel: +44 (0) 1903 823 323 www.power-one.com

Power-One Italy S.p.a. is the design and manufacturing center for Aurora Inverters. Aurora Inverters utilize high-efficiency power-conversion technologies and highspeed independent Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) channels to increase the amount of usable power that is available from renewable-energy installations. This optimized energy harvesting can significantly increase the ROI of residential and commercial solar-power plants. PV Magazine Stand: Media Zone Tel: +49 30 726 296 300 www.solarpraxis.de

pv magazine of which pv-magazine.com is the online presence is a monthly trade publication launched for the international photovoltaics (PV) community in the summer of 2008. The current print run based on qualified circulation is 20 000. With its independent technology-focused reporting pv magazine concentrates on covering the latest PV news topical technological trends and worldwide market developments. Categories covered: • Markets & trends • Research & development • Applications & installations • Industry & suppliers • Careers & recruitment • Products pv magazine readers comprise: • Key executives and professionals in all segments of the PV manufacturing supply chain • Project developers dealing in international business and sourcing activities Qdell and Lhr Express Cars Ltd Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1895 427 621

LHR Express Cars has been providing private hire services for over 20 years providing services to corporate clients airport work being our speciality. We made a decision to cut carbon emissions from our fleet. We investigated alternatives which would suit our business and achieve our goals. We decided to

investigate into recycled biofuel and hybrid vehicles. After extensive trials we decided on a 100% recycled cooking oil biofuel solution which would give us a reduction on carbon. Biofuel was rolled out to our fleet and we joined the LowCVP. The biofuel is highly filtered to one micron. Just by using 100% recycled cooking oil we saved 81 tonnes of Co2 on 2007-2008. 2008 to 2009 we saved an additional 47 tonnes of C02. This gives us a total savings of 128 tonnes of C02 over the last year. We anticipate to reduce this figure even further this year and intend to continue our research for future savings. REA Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 925 3570 www.r-e-a.net

The Renewable Energy Association represents the UK’s renewable energy industry covering all renewable sectors across power heat transport and renewable gas. The REA is a not-for-profit industry association established in 2001 and has grown rapidly to become the largest renewables industry association with over 600 corporate members uniquely representing all forms and scales of renewable technologies. We have a proven track-record of acting on behalf of all our members to achieve breakthroughs in UK renewables policy and legislation. REA prides itself on its ‘one member one vote’ ethos its co-operative approach and its coherent perspective across the whole field of renewable energy. Our members comprise a wide variety of organisations including generators project developers fuel and power suppliers equipment producers and service providers. Members range in size from major multinationals to small installation companies. Recharge Stand: A16 Tel: +47 24101 700 www.rechargenews.com

Recharge’s strength is clear - it’s the quality global news source for the entire renewables industry. From wind solar and hydro to wave & tidal biomas and geothermal. It combines all key sectors in one highly respected news source. A weekly paper coupled with live online news generated from our team of 13 dedicated reporters keeps readers briefed on the headlines and the events that make them. 77

The focus is on business technology policy and the key players across all the main areas of renewables. The daring news content is supported by regular features and profiles offering an inside view of the issues and people that make a difference in the industry. In short the combination of Recharge and Rechargenews.com creates a news source of record for one of the world’s most exciting industries. RenewableUK Stand: F18 Tel: +44 207 901 3000 www.renewable-uk.com

RenewableUK (formerly named BWEA) is the UK’s leading renewable energy trade association specialising in the wind and marine energy industries. RenewableUK is at the forefront of the development of these sectors protecting members’ interests and promoting their industries to Government business and the media. RenewableUK plays a crucial role in bringing key players together around the vital issues affecting industry through working groups and events. Members of RenewableUK range from small independent companies to the largest international corporations providing us with a united and representative voice and offering our members fantastic networking opportunities. Runwild Group Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 20 7987 4320 www.runwildgroup.co.uk

Runwild Media Group are producing the official magazine for EFEF. Independent publishing house RWM has become a leader in the luxury magazine industry. The company’s extensive portfolio includes London based aspirational titles which target an affluent consumer and corporate audience. RWM’s ethos of high-quality and intelligent editorial combined with a stylish aesthetic has helped it carve out a niche in its field. Specialising in bespoke luxury titles with exclusive business partnerships including Canary Wharf Group The Royal Exchange and British Land the company is rapidly expanding its portfolio. The company’s expertise also extends to contract publishing; RWM is the official media partner of ExCeL London and have produced official show guides for a host of major consumer and trade events. RWM pride themselves on producing high-quality products whilst respecting the environment using 100% wood free FSC approved 78

paper vegetable oil inks and environmental and sustainable manufacturing processes. Santon Switchgear Ltd Stand: E18 Tel: +44 (0) 1633 854111 www.santonswitchgear.com

Sener Stand: B7 Tel: +34 918078506 www.sener.es

Santon are Europe’s number 1 manufacturer of DC Isolator switches which are used to ‘safely’ isolate the PV panel from the inverter. The on-load capability means Santon are able to provide a product which will ‘safely’ isolate the PV panel under the most arduous conditions the snap action mechanism and self cleaning/wiping contacts give the best electrical and mechanical results hard wearing with excellent contact continuity a quality needed in such an inportant part of the installation. Available from 16A to 800A and 250v to 1000v DC21 2 pole or more for multi string applications Santon are the choice for mass production or be-spoke applications. The Firemans switch is a new product and allows the PV panel to be isolated from the ground floor allowing fire fighters to safely extinguish the fire.

SENER is an engineering construction and systems integration company that has become an international benchmark engineering company in the Aerospace Civil and Architecture Power and Process and Marine Engineering sectors. It has a workforce of 2 650 employees and a turnover of over 498 million Euros. It currently has offices in Abu Dhabi Algiers Barcelona Bilbao Buenos Aires Lisbon Madrid Mexico City Okayama San Francisco Seville Valencia and Warsaw. SENER Ingeniería y Sistemas forms part of SENER Grupo de Ingeniería one of the largest Spanish engineering groups with more than 5 700 employees and a turnover of 937 million Euros. SENER’s capacity for anticipation in the Concentrating Solar Power field as well as its ambitious technological development programme have always been directed at obtaining electricity from solar energy on a large scale. Therefore SENER is the leader in cost efficient solar innovations.

Save More Energy Stand: Media Zone Tel: +90 212 2759414 www.save-more-energy.com

Sequoia IT srl Stand: Innovation Zone Tel: +39 011 6402992 www.sequoia.it

Save-more-energy.com is an independent b2b platform for the Renewable Energy Industry Real Estate and Investment Industry Cities and Regions. Focusing on Europe incl. Central- East- South East Europe Middle East and Africa.

Sequoia IT is a technological leader company for the production of instruments for the analysis of vibrations. The application of our sensors for the automatic flight checking of kites has led us to some reflections about the simplification and optimisation of the catching of wind at high altitude that are mentioned in the Rotokite Project. Further reflections and a different approach are presented in the Heli Wind Power Project where an innovative system of continuous mechanical transmission on a long distance can resolve the problems concerning the electrical generation at high altitude with rotors that are similar to the ones of helicopters.

Schneider Electric Stand: F15 Tel: +33 (0) 1 41 29 70 00 www.schneider-electric.com

As a global specialist in energy management with operations in more than 100 countries Schneider Electric offers integrated solutions across multiple market segments including leadership positions in energy and infrastructure industrial processes building automation and data centres/networks as well as a broad presence in residential applications. Focused on making energy safe reliable and efficient the company’s 100 000+ employees achieved sales of more than 15.8 billion euros in 2009 through an active commitment to help individuals and organisations “Make the most of their energy”.

SeymourPowell Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 (0) 207 381 6433 www.seymourpowell.com

Seymourpowell is a global design and innovation company. Founded in 1984 by Richard Seymour and Dick Powell the award-winning company has produced some of the ‘milestone’ products of the last two decades. Seymourpowell has a

exhibitors unique holistic approach to design and innovation combining in depth experience and intelligence about people markets and businesses. The company has the ability to forecast and interpret vital implications of behaviors and work out future scenarios to give its clients the confidence and reassurance they are making the right decision. Seymourpowell is skilled in exploiting ideas that create real value and always look to move clients forward creatively. Ultimately Seymourpowell is about making things better: better for people better for business and better for the world. Specialisms include design innovation transportation design ethnographic user research strategy and new product development (NPD) trends and forecasting product design and development 3D structural design and 2D graphic design.

Solon SE Stand: A17 Tel: +49 30 81879 9678 www.solon.com

Siemens AG Stand: G7 Tel: +44 (0) 1276 696000 www.siemens.co.uk/efef

Subsea UK is the industry body and focal point for the entire British subsea industry and aims to increase business opportunities at home and abroad for the sector. We act for the whole supply chain bringing together operators contractors suppliers and people in the industry. Subsea UK was established by the industry and acts on behalf of the industry. We champion Britain’s subsea sector which leads the way globally in terms of market size experience and technology development. Subsea UK now has over 200 member companies and continues to grow. Key priorities for Subsea UK are: • Ensuring that the UK maintains its world leading position in subsea • Facilitating programmes that address the key skills shortages in the industry. • Bringing industry academia and government together to accelerate the development of the next generation of subsea technologies. • Helping member companies diversify into other sectors and other geographical markets.

Siemens is the “green infrastructure giant” providing innovative technology and engineering solutions to help tackle the world?s major challenges of climate change urbanisation and sustainable resource management. Siemens is working to make things better and greener. With our world class environmental portfolio we are helping achieve true sustainability. In 2009 our products and solutions helped reduce CO2 emissions by 210 million tones globally. This amount equals the combined annual CO2 emissions of New York Tokyo London and Berlin. Come meet us at the EFEF: Siemens’ green technology showcase (Stand G7 main exhibition area) designed inspire you with a vision of future energy At the eco-transport zone to see our latest innovations in e-vehicle design Join us at the Green Technology Theatre where you can meet our experts and take part in seminars on future energy and industry topics For more information visit: www.siemens.co.uk/ efef Smartgridcareers.com Stand: Media Zone Tel: +1 (561) 573 4070 www.smartgridcareers.com Solar - A PV Magazine Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1923 690 215 www.solar-pv-management.com

SOLON SE is a European Manufacturer of Solar Modules and Supplier of solar system technology for large-scale rooftop and greenfield installations. SOLON’s core business is producing solar modules and photovoltaic systems along with planning and constructing large rooftop installations and turnkey solar power plants. Staffetta Quotidiana Stand: Media Zone www.stafettaonline.com Subsea UK Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1224 355358 www.subseauk.com

Sunlink PV Stand: A15 Tel: +86 512 582 62253 www.sunlink-pv.com

Zhangjiagang City SunLink PV Co. Ltd. founded in 2004 is dedicated to be a word-leading solar module and PV power generation solutions provider. We are specialized on producing highly qualified solar module ranging from both moncrystalline and polycrystalline 5W to

300W and provide techinical consultation support for your end installors’ on/off-grid PV system. We strictly carry out ISO9001 quality management system. With our internal R&D Center we implement stringent inspection on every coming raw material process control and product inspection. Our products had been IEC61215 Ed.2 IEC61730 UL1703 MCS certified. Our actual production capacity will be 100MW in 2010 . Tesco.com Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase The Crown Estate Stand: E17 Tel: +44 (0) 207 851 5311 www.thecrownestate.co.uk

The Crown Estate manages a highly diverse £6 billion property portfolio across the UK. We pay all of our surplus revenue (profit) to the Treasury for the benefit of the nation every year: in 2009/10 this was £210.7 million. Our objectives which are laid down by Parliament under The Crown Estate Act 1961 include enhancing the value of the estate and the revenue it produces. The Crown Estate?s marine properties include around half the UK?s foreshore (17 00km) almost the entire seabed out to the 12 nautical mile (nm) territorial limit around the UK. It also includes the rights to the natural resources in the UK Continental Shelf with the exception of oil coal and gas. The Crown Estate issues leases for the development of windfarm sites within the 12 nm whilst the Energy Act 2004 gives us the right to issue leases for development beyond the territorial limit within the Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) out to 200nm. The EIC Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 20 7091 8600 www.the-eic.com

The EIC is the leading trade association for UK companies supplying goods and services to the energy industries worldwide. Established in 1943 the EIC has around 600 member companies and provides them with the capability to understand identify and pursue global business opportunities. The EIC membership comprises contractors and suppliers from all areas of the energy sector who make a significant contribution to the UK economy employing in aggregate around 1 million and generating £100 billion in revenues from their UK operations.

The Energy Business Stand: Media Zone Tel: +91 22 6769 2400 www.energybusiness.in The Energy Industry Times Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 208 1231 685 www.teitimes.com

Today there is no shortage of information on issues related to energy - magazines newsletters national newspapers email newsletters dedicated Internet sites - the list goes on. Yet in this age of information overload most professionals still take the time to read their favourite daily newspaper. The Energy Industry Times is a ‘newspaper’ dedicated to providing forward-looking reporting on the key issues driving this exciting sector. At last an easy way to keep abreast of the latest news in the power and energy sectors - from a source you can trust. The University of Toledo Stand: G32 Tel: +1 419 530 3804 www.utoledo.edu

The University of Toledo offers exceptional research academic and business development resources to support renewable energy and environmental sustainability ventures. UT?s Wright Center for Photovoltaic Innovation and Commercialization the UT ? NASA Solar Cell and Solar Cell Material Testing Facility UT?s Clean and Alternative Energy Incubator UT?s new School of Solar and Advanced Renewable Energy and the UT Scott Park Campus of Energy and Innovation provide unique faculty expertise research instrumentation and laboratories and business support services to enhance technology leadership for collaborating companies. UT is recognized as a national leader in thin film photovoltaic research and commercialization and has expanding programs in biomass wind and energy storage technologies plus scientists and engineers with expertise in environmental science monitoring and remediation. UT offers more than 250 undergraduate graduate and professional programs to our 23 000 students. For more information on The University of Toledo see www.utoledo.edu. Torftech Stand: D16 Tel: +44 (0) 845 8687241 www.torftech.com 80

The Torftech group of companies develop licence and provide the TORBED Energy Technologies to a wide range of industries. These technologies use our proprietary patented TORBED Process Reactors to contact gases and solids in a more efficient and novel manner. Our technologies will continue to revolutionise: • Energy production from biomass ‘wastes’ and solid fuels • Regeneration recovery and manufacture of catalysts • Production of industrial minerals • Precision processing of solid food products After more than 25 years and over 150 plants installed we have demonstrated our ability to provide unique products competitive advantages reduced costs energy savings and many other valuable benefits for our customers Torresol Stand: B7 Tel: +34 918 077 454 www.torresolenergy.com

Torresol Energy set up in March 2008 with a 60% SENER stockholding and 40% Masdar stockholding (company for the development of renewable energies launched by the Abu Dhabi Emirate MUBADALA Development Company). Torresol Energy was established with the mission to become the world’s leader in the sector and with the aim of promoting the development exploitation and maintenance of large solar thermal energy plants around the world particularly in the so-called ‘sun-belt’: Southern Europe Northern Africa the Middle-East and Southwest USA. At the same time each new Torresol Energy project will introduce and test new technologies with the objective of making Concentration Solar energy an economically competitive option and a real viable ecological and sustainable alternative to traditional power sources. Gemasolar currently under construction in the South of Spain is Torresol Energy flagship project and the world’s first solar plant with central tower heliostat technology and molten salts store system.

system. Its role is to implement the Mayor’s Transport Strategy and manage transport services across the Capital for which the Mayor has ultimate responsibility. TfL is accountable for both the planning and delivery of transport facilities which enables it to take a truly integrated approach to how people and goods move around London. TfL is committed to meeting the Mayor’s environmental target of cutting CO2 emissions by 60 per cent by 2025 (compared to 1990 levels) by making progress in delivering his long-term vision for sustainable transport and effectively managing its business operations. UK CEED Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 1733 311644 www.ukceed.org UKTI Stand: D15 Tel: +44 (0) 141 2283690 www.ukti.gov.uk

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is the Government department that helps UK based companies succeed in an increasingly global economy. Our range of expert services are tailored to the needs of individual businesses to maximise their international success. We provide companies with knowledge advice and practical support. UKTI also helps overseas companies bring high quality investment to the UK’s dynamic economy - acknowledged as Europe’s best place from which to succeed in global business. We provide support and advice to investors at all stages of their business decision-making. UKTI offers expertise and contacts through a network of international specialists throughout the UK and in British Embassies and other diplomatic posts around the world. We can assist at all stages of the business planning cycle from inception to completion. For an overview of what UK Trade & Investment does to foster companies’ growth please visit www.ukti.gov.uk.

Transport for London Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 (0) 20 7222 5600 www.tfl.gov.uk

Varialift Airships PLC Stand: TfL Eco Transport Showcase Tel: +44 (0) 1384 249585 www.varialift.com

Transport for London (TfL) is the body responsible for the Capital’s transport

Varialift Airships Patent protected in Europe - USA - Hong Kong All Varialift

exhibitors airships lift the payload by airostatic lift this means that both the weight of the airship and the payload are fully supported by Helium gas inside the airship no engines are used to lift and maintain the craft in the air this results in very low fuel consumption. The airships are totally rigid having an all aluminium construction including the skin and cargo bays giving the strength of a fixed wing aircraft plus the benefits of an airship. Low capital and running costs - Vertical takeoff and landing - No ground infrastructure required - Totally recyclable - Very low carbon footprint VEER Magazine Stand: D4 Tel: +44 (0) 207 739 4319 www.readveer.com Williams Hybrid Power Ltd Stand: E16 Tel: +44 (0) 1235 777954 www.williamshybridpower.com

Williams Hybrid Power Ltd (WHP) has developed a novel patented electromechanical composite flywheel system that provides a high-power costeffective and environmentally friendly solution for mobile or stationary energy recovery and storage. The company’s first application of the technology was in the highly competitive and extremely harsh environment of Formula One racing. Through development of a flywheel for Williams F1’s Kinetic Energy Recovery System WHP has proved its world-class engineering capabilities in the composite flywheel field as well as radically improving aspects of the technology in the process. Building on the Formula One project the company is now making the technology available to meet the high-power energy storage needs in a variety of applications including hybrid passenger vehicles hybrid buses construction & off-highway vehicles electric trains rapid transit systems intermittent renewable energy generation and smart grid infrastructure. Windsor Energy Group Stand: Media Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 591 4816 www.meconsult.co.uk

Windsor Energy Group (WEG) is a not for profit that brings together policy-makers and energy executives to review global

energy geopolitics. It is chaired by Lord Howell and meets annually at Windsor Castle - hence its name. The group has an active London programme of discussions as well as international roundtables in Houston Almaty Tokyo and Gdansk. WEG supporters include leading energy companies banks law firms ambassadors and others with an interest in global energy markets. WEG’s sister organisations include the Network for Energy Technology chaired by Lord Oxburgh the Global Nuclear Initiative chaired by Lady Judge and Access for Women in Energy Group led by Dr Carole Nakhle. To find out more please contact Bara Sinnott at the WEG secretariat on admin:@meconsult.co.uk. World Environment Magazine & Worldenvironment.tv Stand: Media Zone Tel: +961 3 706 565 www.worldenvironment.tv

WE Magazine is entirely dedicated to cover worldwide environmental issues such as Global Warming Water Energy Global Warming Waste Management Sustainable Development Green Economy and Biodiversity. Through articles and interviews to the most influent environment experts we aim to educate and promote an awareness and respect for the environment. WE Magazine is addressed to decision-makers and businessmen in the environment field by offering specialized technical news and distinguished editorial excellence. World Future Energy Summit 2011 Stand: A10 Tel: +971 2 444 6113 www.WorldFutureEnergySummit.com

Since its inception in 2008 World Future Energy Summit “WFES” has evolved as the world?s foremost and must-attend annual meeting for the renewable energy and environment industry. In 2010 WFES uniquely brought together over 24,760 attendees from 148 countries including world leaders international policy makers industry leaders investors experts academia intellectuals and journalists to find practical and sustainable solutions for today’s energy security and climate change challenges. WFES promotes innovation and investment opportunities surrounding renewable energy and environment. It

represents an unrivalled business platform bringing together project owners and solution providers with investors and buyers from both the public and private sectors WFES includes a world class summit two exhibitions young future energy leaders program round table discussions industry and investment seminars corporate meetings and social events. Wfes enabling future energy solutions… World of Renewables Stand: Media Zone YOUMEHESHE Stand: Masdar Future Urban Zone Tel: +44 (0) 207 357 6558 www.youmeheshe.com

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EXHIBITOR LISTING EXHIBITOR ORDER

Company Name Stand 1 Call Research & Design.............................. •IZ 40 South Energy........................................... F21 Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce & Industry............. G13 Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority...................... Atrium Advanced Plasma Power Ltd.................... •UK-EP Afypaida........................................................ H7 Aleo Solar AG...............................................B15 Alliance to Save Energy.. ...............................•MZ Alsop Sparch Ltd.. .................................... •MFUZ Alternative Energy Africa...............................•MZ Architects24.com..........................................•MZ Aton Solar....................................................E23 Axis Design Architects Ltd........................ •MFUZ BiofuelsB2B GREENEA.. ................................•MZ Bloomberg New Energy Finance.....................•MZ British Expertise.. ..........................................•MZ British Photovoltaic Association.. ....................E20 Business First Magazine................................. B1 Canadian Bioenergy Association.. ...................•MZ Carbon Voyage.......................................... •ETS climateactionprogramme.org..........................•MZ CNBC.. .......................................................... E1 Comment: Visions......................................... F31 Construction Now........................................... C1 Consulting Engineer......................................•MZ CSR Magazine..............................................•MZ Davis Langdon..............................................B17 Dekens Technics BVBA..................................E24 Design Engine Architects.......................... •MFUZ DONG Energy.................................................F7 Duke Global.. ............................................... G22 Earthscan...................................................... D2 Eco Architecture Planning and Permaculture Design CIC.. ........................ •MFUZ Ecoseed.org.................................................•MZ Ecoticias......................................................•MZ Ediservice Group..........................................•MZ Eging PV..................................................... C13 EMC International.........................................E25 Ener2g.........................................................•MZ Energetica India.. ..........................................•MZ Energia Today.. .............................................. C3 Energy Engineering Magazine........................•MZ Energy Generation & Supply KTN & UK Energy Research Centre..........................•MZ Energy Innovation Centre.............................. F19 Energy WhaleTailTurbine................................ A8 Energysol.................................................... G30 Enles........................................................... F23 Enterprising Energy.. .....................................•MZ Environmental Analyst...................................•MZ

EXHIBITOR LISTING STAND ORDER

•UK-EP (UK Energy Pavilion)

•MZ (Media Zone)

Stand Company Name A1.. ................................................... Eurener SL A10..................World Future Energy Summit 2011 A11......... Ningbo Qixin Solar Electrical Appliance Co. Ltd A14.................................... Low Carbon Economy A15................................................... Sunlink PV A16..................................................... Recharge A17...................................................... Solon SE A18............................................... Innovation UK A8.. ............................... Energy WhaleTailTurbine Atrium...................... Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority B1.. ................................ Business First Magazine B13........................................NGK Insulators Ltd B15............................................... Aleo Solar AG B17.............................................. Davis Langdon B2.. ................................................. NOF Energy B7.. ........................................................... Sener B7.. ....................................................... Torresol C1...........................................Construction Now C13.. .................................................... Eging PV C3............................................... Energia Today C5................................................. www.edie.net C7..................................... Perlight Solar Co. Ltd D1....................... Low Carbon Research Institute D15.. .......................................................... UKTI D16.. ..................................................... Torftech D19.. ...................................................... UKYCC D2......................................................Earthscan D24.. ...................................................... NewNet D31.. ................................I.C.iT Energy Solutions D33.. ................................................. Power-One D4............................................. VEER Magazine E1.. .......................................................... CNBC E16............................. Williams Hybrid Power Ltd E17......................................... The Crown Estate E18.................................. Santon Switchgear Ltd E20..................... British Photovoltaic Association E23.................................................... Aton Solar E24..................................Dekens Technics BVBA E25......................................... EMC International E32............................................... Horus Energy E7.. ...................................................... MASDAR F13....................................................... JS Solar F15......................................... Schneider Electric F18............................................... RenewableUK F19.............................. Energy Innovation Centre F21........................................... 40 South Energy F23........................................................... Enles F24............................................................ EPIA F31......................................... Comment: Visions F7................................................. DONG Energy

Environmental Expert....................................•MZ Environmental Finance..................................•MZ Environmental Services Association.. ..............•MZ EPIA............................................................ F24 Ergohome Ltd.......................................... •MFUZ ETV.............................................................•MZ Eurener SL.................................................... A1 Eurocities.....................................................•MZ Europartner-Solar GmbH & Co. KG................ G26 European Biomass Association.. .....................•MZ Feedthegrid.net.. ...........................................•MZ Fletcher Priest Architects.......................... •MFUZ Forum for the Future.....................................•MZ Fuel Cell MarkTfL Eco Transport Showcase G27 Gasrec Ltd.. ............................................... •ETS Globe 2010...................................................•MZ Green Tomato Cars.................................... •ETS Greenjobs.co.uk........................................... G24 GWEC-Global Wind Energy Council................•MZ Heat Pumps Today........................................•MZ HOK.. ...................................................... •MFUZ Horus Energy.. ..............................................E32 I.C.iT Energy Solutions................................. D31 IfandP.com...................................................•MZ Imperial Racing Green................................ •ETS Innovation UK...............................................A18 Intelligent Energy......................................... G20 International Sustainable Energy Review Magazine..........................................•MZ i-Scoot.co.uk............................................. •ETS ITM Power................................................. •ETS Jerry Tate Architects.. ............................... •MFUZ JS Solar....................................................... F13 KinXerG Limited............................................ •IZ Klik..............................................................•MZ L’Avenir Green Digest.. ..................................•MZ Living In Space........................................ •MFUZ London Development Agency.......................... H5 Lotus Engineering...................................... •ETS Low Carbon Economy....................................A14 Low Carbon Research Institute.. ...................... D1 MASDAR....................................................... E7 Microsharp Corporation Ltd...................... •UK-EP Mira Ltd.. ................................................... •ETS Mundo Industrial...........................................•MZ NewNet....................................................... D24 NGK Insulators Ltd........................................B13 Nick Hancock Design Studio..................... •MFUZ Ningbo Qixin Solar Electrical Appliance Co. Ltd............ A11 NOF Energy.. ................................................. B2 Oxford Data Management.............................. •IZ •MFUZ (Masdar Future Urban Zone)

Perlight Solar Co. Ltd..................................... C7 Power-One.................................................. D33 PV Magazine................................................•MZ Qdell and Lhr Express Cars Ltd......................•MZ REA.............................................................•MZ Recharge.. ....................................................A16 RenewableUK............................................... F18 Runwild Group..............................................•MZ Santon Switchgear Ltd.. .................................E18 satellite architects ltd............................... •MFUZ Save More Energy.. .......................................•MZ Schneider Electric......................................... F15 Sener............................................................ B7 Sequoia IT srl............................................... •IZ SeymourPowell.......................................... •ETS Siemens AG.. ................................................. G7 Smartgridcareers.com.. ..................................•MZ Solar - A PV Magazine...................................•MZ Solon SE......................................................A17 Staffetta Quotidiana......................................•MZ Subsea UK...................................................•MZ Sunlink PV.. ..................................................A15 Tesco.com................................................. •ETS The Crown Estate.. ........................................E17 The EIC.. ......................................................•MZ The Energy Business.. ...................................•MZ The Energy Industry Times............................•MZ The Petroleum Economist.............................•MZ The University of Toledo............................... G32 Torftech.. ..................................................... D16 Torresol.. ....................................................... B7 Transport for London.................................. •ETS UK CEED.. ....................................................•MZ UKTI........................................................... D15 UKYCC.. ...................................................... D19 University of Surrey KTA.......................... •UK-EP Varialift Airships PLC.. ................................ •ETS VEER Magazine............................................. D4 Williams Hybrid Power Ltd.............................E16 Windsor Energy Group.. .................................•MZ World Environment Magazine & Worldenvironment.tv.. .................................•MZ World Future Energy Summit 2011..................A10 World of Renewables.. ...................................•MZ www.1energyportal.net..................................•MZ www.businessgreen.com................................•MZ www.edie.net................................................. C5 YOUMEHESHE........................................ •MFUZ ZiPee........................................................ •ETS Zoom China..................................................•MZ

•ETS (TfL Eco Transport Showcase)

G13.. ......... Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce & Industry G20.. ........................................Intelligent Energy G22.. ............................................... Duke Global G24.. ..........................................Greenjobs.co.uk G26.. ............... Europartner-Solar GmbH & Co. KG G27.. .. Fuel Cell MarkTfL Eco Transport Showcase G30.. ................................................... Energysol G32.. .............................. The University of Toledo G7.................................................. Siemens AG H5.......................... London Development Agency H7........................................................Afypaida •ETS.......................................... Carbon Voyage •ETS................................................ Gasrec Ltd •ETS.................................... Green Tomato Cars •ETS................................Imperial Racing Green •ETS............................................. i-Scoot.co.uk •ETS................................................. ITM Power •ETS...................................... Lotus Engineering •ETS.................................................... Mira Ltd •ETS.......................................... SeymourPowell •ETS................................................. Tesco.com •ETS.................................. Transport for London •ETS................................. Varialift Airships PLC •ETS........................................................ ZiPee •IZ.............................. 1 Call Research & Design •IZ............................................KinXerG Limited •IZ.............................. Oxford Data Management •IZ............................................... Sequoia IT srl •MFUZ.. .................................... Alsop Sparch Ltd •MFUZ.. ....................... Axis Design Architects Ltd •MFUZ.. ......................... Design Engine Architects •MFUZ.. Eco Architecture Planning & Permaculture Design CIC •MFUZ.. ......................................... Ergohome Ltd •MFUZ.. ........................ Fletcher Priest Architects •MFUZ.. ...................................................... HOK •MFUZ.. ............................... Jerry Tate Architects •MFUZ.. ....................................... Living In Space •MFUZ.. .................... Nick Hancock Design Studio •MFUZ.. .............................. satellite architects ltd •MFUZ.. ....................................... YOUMEHESHE •MZ................................ Alliance to Save Energy •MZ............................... Alternative Energy Africa •MZ.......................................... Architects24.com •MZ................................. BiofuelsB2B GREENEA •MZ..................... Bloomberg New Energy Finance •MZ........................................... British Expertise •MZ.................... Canadian Bioenergy Association •MZ.......................... climateactionprogramme.org •MZ...................................... Consulting Engineer •MZ.............................................. CSR Magazine

•IZ (Innovation Zone)

•MZ................................................. Ecoseed.org •MZ...................................................... Ecoticias •MZ.......................................... Ediservice Group •MZ......................................................... Ener2g •MZ........................................... Energetica India •MZ........................ Energy Engineering Magazine •MZ.......................Energy Generation & Supply KTN & UK Energy Research Centre •MZ...................................... Enterprising Energy •MZ................................... Environmental Analyst •MZ.................................... Environmental Expert •MZ.................................. Environmental Finance •MZ............... Environmental Services Association •MZ............................................................. ETV •MZ..................................................... Eurocities •MZ...................... European Biomass Association •MZ............................................ Feedthegrid.net •MZ..................................... Forum for the Future •MZ...................................................Globe 2010 •MZ................ GWEC-Global Wind Energy Council •MZ........................................ Heat Pumps Today •MZ................................................... IfandP.com •MZ.... International Sustainable Energy Review Magazine •MZ.............................................................. Klik •MZ................................... L’Avenir Green Digest •MZ........................................... Mundo Industrial •MZ................................................ PV Magazine •MZ......................Qdell and Lhr Express Cars Ltd •MZ............................................................. REA •MZ.............................................. Runwild Group •MZ........................................ Save More Energy •MZ................................... Smartgridcareers.com •MZ...................................Solar - A PV Magazine •MZ...................................... Staffetta Quotidiana •MZ................................................... Subsea UK •MZ....................................................... The EIC •MZ.................................... The Energy Business •MZ............................ The Energy Industry Times •MZ.............................. The Petroleum Economist •MZ..................................................... UK CEED •MZ.................................. Windsor Energy Group •MZ...... World Environment Magazine & Worldenvironment.tv •MZ.................................... World of Renewables •MZ.................................. www.1energyportal.net •MZ................................www.businessgreen.com •MZ.................................................. Zoom China •UK-EP.................... Advanced Plasma Power Ltd •UK-EP......................Microsharp Corporation Ltd •UK-EP.......................... University of Surrey KTA

EVENT MAP MASDAR City Presentation Area

Delegate Dining Area

The Masdar Future Urban Zone

VIP Entrance

Opening Ceremony & Main Conference Theatre Day 1

MASDAR City Model Delegate Coffee & Media Zone

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CNBC Screen Innovation Zone & Round Table Arena

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Schneider Electric Energy Efficiency Theatre

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ECO Transport Showcase

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Visitor Coffee & Networking Area and Media Zone

E7 Siemens Green Technologies Theatre

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11/10/2010 12:19

Tuesday 19 October

CONFERENCE PROGRAMMES 2010

09:50-10:00

WELCOME TO EUROPEAN FUTURE ENERGY FORUM

12:35-12:45 Pedro Marin, Secretary of State for Energy, Spain

Edward Oakden, Managing Director – Sectors Group, UKTI

12:45-12:55 Carlos Zorrinho, Vice Minister for Energy and Innovation, Portugal

10:00-11:30

12:55-13:05 David Howell, Baron Howell of Guildford, Minister of State for Commonwealth Affairs, UK

FUTURE ENERGY MOVERS AND SHAKERS DISCUSSION A fast-paced and exciting debate focusing on a series of key future energy questions. The debate joins government, industry and influencers together on the stage in real dialogue, delivering hard-hitting messages that we cannot ignore. Issues for discussion include: • Where is the money coming from to fund the new energy revolution? • What kind of regulatory environment is truly commercially relevant? • How can government and industry work together to develop the low carbon energy supply we need? • Indentifying sources for the new energy needs of the world’s fastest growing economies? • What are the environmental and cost implications? CHAIR: Steve Sedgwick, Anchor, CNBC

Panellists: GOVERNMENT

Lykke Friis, Minister for Climate and Energy, Denmark Pedro Marin, Secretary of State for Energy, Spain Carlos Zorrinho, Vice Minister for Energy and Innovation, Portugal Steven Chalk, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Renewable Energy, US Department of Energy (invited) David Howell, Baron Howell of Guildford, Minister of State for Commonwealth Affairs, UK

INDUSTRY Michael Lewis, Managing Director Europe, E.ON Climate & Renewables Peter Gutman, Global Head of Renewable Energy, Standard Chartered Bank Matthew Chinn, Managing Director Energy Sector, UK and North West Europe, Siemens Frank Wouters, Director, Masdar Power Thomas Dalsgaard, Vice President, DONG Energy Power Gilles Vermot-Desroches, Sustainable Development Senior VP, Schneider Electric Maria McCaffery, CEO, RenewableUK

INFLUENCERS Kumi Naidoo, International Executive Director, Greenpeace International David Nussbaum, CEO, WWF-UK 11:30 -12:00 Break

Opening Ceremony CHAIR: Edward Oakden, Managing Director – Sectors Group, UKTI 12:00-12:05

WELCOME FROM UK (VIDEO ADDRESS) David Cameron, Prime Minister, UK 12:05-12:15

WELCOME FROM MASDAR Dr Sultan Al Jaber, CEO, MASDAR 12:15-12:25

OUTLOOK IN EUROPE Christine Lins, Secretary-General, EREC (European Renewable Energy Council)

Keynote Addresses from National Governments 12:25-12:35 Lykke Friis, Minister for Climate and Energy, Denmark

13:05-13:15 Chris Huhne, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, UK 13:15 -14:30 Lunch 14:30-16:00 Technology, Research & Development: delivering a low carbon future

Wednesday 20 October THE BREAKDOWN

Infrastructure and Supply Chain Stream (am only) Renewables Stream (am and pm) Finance Stream (am and pm) Transport Stream (pm only)

2010 11:00-11:30 Break 11:30-13:00

BIOMASS This session will focus on the growing biomass market in the UK and across Europe covering all aspects of the industry including available resources, competition for food stocks, fuels from biomass, industrial demonstration, market implementation, financing and pricing regulation, trade policy and ensuring sustainability.

Infrastructure Stream (am only)

CHAIR: Chris Dodson, Chairman of the Mortimer and Torftech Groups of Companies

09:30-11:00

SPEAKERS: Prof. Josef Spitzer, Chairman of IEA Bioenergy Implementing Agreement Jules Kortenhorst, Chief Executive, European Climate Foundation Véronique Hervouet, Chair of the Steering Committee of the European Biofuels Technology Platform & Senior VP, Investments, Total Energy Ventures

SMART GRIDS/SUPER GRIDS • • • • •

Auditing current grid inadequacies How can upgrades be funded in the current climate? The customer perspective Technology challenges Achieving rapid, effective delivery

CHAIR: Nick Winser, Executive Director, National Grid SPEAKERS: Marc Tritschler, Principal Consultant KEMA Consulting Ralf Christian, CEO Power Distribution Division, Siemens AG Dr Chuan Zhang, Programme Manager – Technology, The Crown Estate Philippe Delorme, Strategy & Innovation Executive VP, Schneider Electric Dr. Scott Kennedy, Associate Dean for Research, Associate Professor, Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

13:00-14:30 Lunch 14:30-16:00

THE FUTURE ROLE OF NUCLEAR POWER: POTENTIAL, RISKS AND VISION • Developing the regulatory regime for new nuclear power stations • Future technologies: small-scale, fusion etc. • Supply chain CHAIR: Lady Barbara Thomas Judge, Chairman Emeritus, UK Atomic Energy Authority

11:00-11:30 Break 11:30-13:00

THE CHALLENGE OF INTEGRATING RENEWABLES INTO THE GRID • Smart grids/Super grids and interconnectors • Integrating renewables into the supply chain • Intermittency: what happens when the wind doesn’t blow? CHAIR: Stephen Woodhouse, Director, Pöyry Energy Consulting

SPEAKERS: Mike Weightman, Chief Inspector, Nuclear Installations Inspectorate, HSE John Deal, Chief Executive, Hyperion Power Generation

Finance Stream (am and pm) 09:00-09:30

FINANCING LONDON ARRAY: MASDAR’S LEADING APPROACH Tushita Ranchan, Senior Adviser, Masdar

SPEAKERS: Fintan Slye, Operations Director, EirGrid James Cox, Principal Consultant, Pöyry Energy Consulting John Hyde, Future Transmission Networks Manager, National Grid Guy Nicholson, Head of Grid and Regulation, RenewableUK Ulrik Stridbæk, Manager, Regulatory Affairs, DONG Energy 13:00-14:30 Lunch 14:30-17:00 Round Tables, Exhibition and Fringe Programme

Renewables Stream (am and pm) 09:30-11:00

OFFSHORE WIND: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES This is a lively discussion session based around a stimulating debate on the key challenges facing the new offshore wind industry. CHAIR: Alan Lowdon, Director of Technology and Innovation, Narec Ltd SPEAKERS: Steve Sawyer, Secretary General, Global Wind Energy Council Jérôme Guillet, Partner, Energy Bankers à Paris Martin Billhardt, CEO, PNE Wind Adrian Fox, Supply Chain Manager, The Crown Estate Jose Luis Blanco, Offshore Director, Gamesa

09:30-11:00

LOW CARBON FINANCING ACROSS EUROPE – THE STATE OF PLAY • UK Green Investment Bank – what role will it play? • Trends in renewables M&A • Building consortia CHAIR: Ben Caldecott, Head of UK and EU Climate Change Policy, Climate Change Capital SPEAKERS: Gregory Barker, Minister for Energy, Department for Energy & Climate Change, UK Michael Liebreich, Chairman and CEO Bloomberg New Energy Finance Richard Simon-Lewis, Senior Director - Renewable Energy, Lloyds Banking Group Simon Tilford, Chief Economist, Centre for European Reform Ingrid Holmes, Programme Lead, Low Carbon Finance, E3G Alexander O’Cinneide, Director Masdar Clean Tech Fund 11:00-11:30 Break 11:30-13:00

EU POLICY, REGULATION AND FINANCE EU Member states must submit National Renewable Energy Action Plans by 30 June 2010, which outlines how they will contribute towards the EC Directive of supplying

CONFERENCE PROGRAMMES

Thursday 21 October 20% of Europe’s energy supply from renewable sources by 2020. This session will review the policy, regulatory and financial implications of executing these plans, including notable trends, financial attractiveness and what is working in practice.

2010

09:30-09:55

MAYORAL ADDRESS Boris Johnson, Mayor of London

CHAIR: Kirsty Hamilton, Associate Fellow, Renewable Energy Finance, Chatham House

THE BREAKDOWN

SPEAKERS: Philip Lowe, Director-General Energy, European Commission Christine Lins, Secretary-General, EREC (European Renewable Energy Council) Nick Gardiner, Director Renewables, BNP Paribas Fortis

Infrastructure Stream (am only) Renewables Stream (am and pm) Green Buildings/Green Cities Stream (am and pm)

13:00-14:30 Lunch 14:30-16:00

ASSESSING PRIVATE INSTITUTIONAL CAPITAL FOR LOW CARBON INVESTMENTS • Institutional investor appetite and allocations to low carbon investment • What investment strategies are attracting capital in VC, private equity and infrastructure • The fundraising climate for renewables and cleantech • What regulatory or other changes do institutional investors and their managers think would attract more capital? CHAIR: Tom Murley, Head of Renewable Energy Team, HgCapital SPEAKERS: Shaun Kingsbury, Partner, Hudson Clean Energy Chris Hunt, Managing Director, Riverstone Renewables Shai Weiss, Partner, Virgin Green Fund David Russell, Co-Head Responsible Investment, USS

Transport Stream (pm only) 14:00-15:15

PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE FUELS FOR TRANSPORT CHAIR: Dr Colin Black, Managing Director, Contemporary Transport SPEAKERS: Angus Gillespie, VP CO2 Strategy, Shell Alex Major, Executive Director, Green Flight Initiative Jules Kortenhorst, CEO, European Climate Foundation

Infrastructure Stream (am only) 10:00-11:30

CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE Carbon Capture and Storage is viewed as an essential technology in the drive to reduce global carbon emissions, whilst maintaining the security of energy supply. This session brings together leading speakers to discuss the status of CCS as well as the progress on various industrial scale projects, while highlighting the current challenges and drivers for the industry. CHAIR: Ed Crooks, Energy Editor, FT SPEAKERS: Prof Jim Skea OBE, Research Director, UK Energy Research Centre Jeff Chapman, Chief Executive, UK Carbon Capture and Storage Association Simon Bennett, CCS Project Network Manager, European Commission View Harsh Pershad, Senior Consultant, Element Energy Ltd Sam Nader, Director, Masdar Carbon 11:30-11:50 Break 11:50-13:20

ENERGY STORAGE • • • •

Batteries, large-scale storage and super capacitors Electricity – Where it fits and why the need is growing Heat – Applications and technology options – barriers to deployment Vehicles – Overcoming the technical challenges – EV grid integration

CHAIR: Adam Chase, Director E4Tech 15:15-16:30

FACILITATING THE ROLL OUT OF EMOBILITY ACROSS EUROPE CHAIR: Dr Colin Black, Managing Director, Contemporary Transport SPEAKERS: Derek Charters, Head Engineer – Limo Green Project, MIRA Steve Nichols, Jaguar-Land Rover Richard Pearson, Chief Engineer Vehicle Research, Lotus Cars Jose Ignacio Hormaeche

SPEAKERS: Andrew Haslett, Director Strategy Development, Energy Technologies Institute Phil Barker, Chief Engineer, Hybrid and Electric Vehicles, Lotus Engineering Garry Staunton, Technology Director, Carbon Trust Innovations Stephen Clarke, CEO, Applied Intellectual Capital 13:20-14:45 Lunch

Renewables Stream (am and pm) 10:00-11:30

WAVE & TIDAL ENERGY A key session on wave and tidal energy bringing together top players in the sector to assess the next steps needed to take wave and tidal technologies through to mainstream deployment. From technology proving to finance and funding and including real project case studies, the session will deliver informed insights into how wave and tidal energy can become a reality. CHAIR: Neil Kermode, Managing Director, The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)

SPEAKERS: Jamie Grimwade, Marine Technology Specialist, Narec Ltd Neal Rafferty, Scottish Government chair of delivery group David Clarke, CEO, Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) John Callaghan, Wave & Tidal Programme Manager, The Crown Estate Mohamed Hariri Nokob, Research Assistant, Masdar Institute of Science and technology

11:50-13:20

11:30-11:50 Break

CHAIR: Mark Spelman, Global Head of Strategy, Accenture

11:50-13:20

SOLAR ENERGY IN THE POST-COPENHAGEN WORLD: CSP This is a high-level session covering all aspects of the concentrating solar power industry including markets, technology, policy, finance and fully commercial case studies. CHAIR: Rend Stephan, Partner & Managing Director, Boston Consulting Group Middle East SPEAKERS: Manuel Fernández. Financial Director, Torresol Energy Merrick Kerr, CFO and executive vice president, eSolar Jean-Philippe Denruyter, Manager for Global Renewable Energy Policy, WWF International 13:20-14:45 Lunch 14:45-16:15

PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR ENERGY: TECHNOLOGIES, SYSTEMS, COMPONENTS AND COMMERCIAL DEPLOYMENT This is a high-level session covering all aspects of the photovoltaic solar energy industry including markets, technology, policy, finance and fully commercial case studies. CHAIR: Adel El Gammal, Secretary General, EPIA SPEAKERS: Ingmar Wilhelm, Executive Vice President ENEL Green Power & President EPIA Jeremy Leggett, Chairman, Solar Century Cassidy DeLine, Analyst, European Solar Advisory, Emerging Energy Research Dr. Matteo Chiesa, Assistant Professor, Masdar Institute of Science and Technology

Green Buildings/Green Cities Stream (am and pm)

The following three sessions will explore the role the strategic role of cities, how they are currently being transformed to meet the challenges of global climate change and how this will affect the way in which they are powered in the future. 10:00-11:30

THE STRATEGIC ROLE OF CITIES This session explores the role of cities and regions as an enabler of the green economy; what makes cities and city regions competitive; what can we learn from other European cities; what will the future look like; what challenges will we face; and how do we know when we are getting it right? CHAIR: Peter Sharratt, Director of Sustainability & Climate Change, WSP SPEAKERS: Marco Steinberg, Director of Strategic Design, Finnish Innovation Fund Stefan Denig, Head of Corporate Communications/Issue Management Siemens AG Isabel Dedring, Advisor for Environment London Mayor Alan Frost, Director, Masdar City Wulf Daseking, Head of City Planning, City of Freiberg 11:30-11:50 Break

TRANSFORMING OUR CITIES With only 2% of new construction annually, the biggest impact can come from improving the performance of existing building and infrastructure assets. What can be achieved? This session will look at the opportunities in transforming building and precincts using integrated design, planning and construction, technologies, smart regulation and incentives.

SPEAKERS: Matt Kitson, Director of Sustainability, Hilson Moran Nicola Villa, Global Director, Connected Urban Innovation, Cisco Paul Toyne, Head of Sustainability, Bovis LendLease Masara Y Al-Almeri, Urban Planning Department Manager, Masdar Richard Jackson, Olympic Delivery Authority – Transforming London for London 2012 (invited) 13:20-14:45 Lunch 14:45-16:15

POWERING OUR CITIES With the built environment responsible for over 40% of the world’s energy demand, this session will examine how we can power our cities in a more sustainable way; decentralised generation, smart grids, storage technologies and demand management systems will be explored. CHAIR: David Openshaw, Head of Future Networks, EDF Energy SPEAKERS: Bob Flint, Commercial Director, Ceres Power Herbert Girardet, Director of Programmes, World Future Council David Openshaw, Head of Future Networks, EDF Energy Richard Youngman, Managing Director Europe and VP Global Research CleanTech Group LLP