Program conference
Smart Energy Hubs
Connect-U / 20 november 2024
Program
The conference program can be viewed on this page and can also be downloaded as a PDF to print and take with you to the conference.
The conference will include an opening plenary session and three ongoing parallel sessions. It is preferable that participants always choose one of the parallel sessions. We want to limit walking back and forth between sessions as much as possible.
Mandatory registration
Registration and a ticket are required for those presenting and the public. To do this, use the button on this page which redirects to the Eventbrite registration page. We are a non-profit conference. The costs are covered by sponsorship and ticket sales. For normal tickets, the price is 100 euros. A limited number of tickets are available for students from MBO, HBO and WO institutions for the price of 25 euros. Students must use the email address of their educational institution when registering.
Registration and coffee/tea
Plenary opening session
Short break
Parallel sessions 1-3
Room 1
Chaired by: Richard van Leeuwen
Room 2
Chaired by: Cihan Gercek
Sizing energy storage while considering financial, environmental and grid peak reduction objectives: a neighbourhood case
Preventing congestion in LV networks can be done by monitoring the voltage using smart meters and controlling supply and demand using local pricing
Tackling grid congestion by connecting neighbours
Flexibility sizing for Energy Communities under Dynamic Grid Constraints
RAAK MKB Project NOWATT
Room 3
Chaired by: Yashar Hajimolana
Scaling smart energy hubs: the slippery slope to success
Development of industrial estate energy hubs: Accelerating the energy transition through effective interventions of local government
Smart Change Management in Smart Energy Hubs
Making Energy Hubs Even Smarter by Providing Trade Between Energy Hubs and Communities
Unlocking the Full Potential of Energy Hubs with Programmable Energy
Lunch and networking
Formal opening of Saxion Energy Flexibility lab by Stephan Maathuis, Dean of Saxion academy Life Science, Engineering and Design
Parallel sessions 4-6
Room 1
Chaired by: Edmund Schaefer
Room 2
Chaired by: Fenna van de Watering
Developments and outlook for decentral hydrogen integration in the Netherlands
Renewable Energy System with Hydrogen Production and Methanol Storage for Efficient Electricity Supply-Demand Balancing
Renewable Hydrogen Hubs in the Netherlands: Assessing the feasibility of hydrogen production technologies integration
The energy system in Twente and the role of underground hydrogen storage
Room 3
Chaired by: Robert-Niels van Droffelaar
Program and learnings (focus on organization)
Smart Energy Hub Broeklanden
Smart Energy Hub Almelo A1 Deventer (focus on tools)
Smart Energy Hub Lorentz (focus on EMS)
Short break
Parallel sessions 7-9
Room 1
Chaired by: Abhishek Singh
Room 2
Chaired by: Johann Hurink
Grid design and grid aware EV charging
Charging Energy Hubs - cooperating to electrify logistics
Coordinated Optimization of Logistics Electric Fleet and Energy Management System of Constrained Energy Hub
Energy Hubs for High Power Charging of Zero Emission Logistics
Optimization of location of Energy Storage in Grids
Room 3
Chaired by: Miloš Bunda
A framework for a social cost-benefit analysis for energy hubs
Joey Willemse and Tamara Oukes:
bottom-up development of shared responsibility using a participation framework
Vincent Kamphuis:
developing future local energy vision using a Plan Design toolsuite
Vincent Kamphuis:
Plan Design toolsuite
Gerwin Hoogsteen:
energy system simulations using Demkit
Pelle van den Heuvel:
legal framework
Timo van Ingen:
tender strategy
Haike van de Vegte:
development of a shared SCADA/EMS system for local matching of supply and demand
Miloš Bunda:
the exploitation entity