Smart Grids 2009
 

Key policy makers in smart grids

George Arnold, National Coordinator for Smart Grid Interoperability, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA

Dr. Manuel Sanchez-Jimenez, Information Society and Media Directorate-General, European Commission

ML Chan, Executive Director – Smart Grids, Joint US-China Cooperation on Clean Energy (JUCCCE), China

Graeme Marshall, Director, Smart Grid Initiative, Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, Australia

Other contributing policy makers include:

Lawrence Wong
CEO Energy Market Authority

Han Jin-hyun
Director-General for Energy Industry Policy
Ministry of Knowledge Economy, Korea

Duncan Botting
Chair
Scottish-European Green
Energy Center, UK

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Smart Grid case studies from key utilities
Dr. Manuel Sánchez-Jiménez

Policy Officer. European Commission
Directorate - General for Energy and Transport

John Baker, Chief Strategy Officer, Austin Energy, USA David Mohler, Chief Technology Officer, Duke Energy, USA Livio Gallo, COO Infrastructure & Networks Division, Enel Italy Todd Arnold, Senior VP Smart Grid & Customer Systems, Duke Energy, USA

About Smart Grids

The only event of its kind in Asia, Smart Grids 2009 will bring together senior executives from Asian power generation, transmission and distribution companies to discuss modernization of the electricity network.

Positioned as a premier event within the Singapore International Week, Smart Grids will bring together representatives from the electricity and technology sector to discuss global implementation of leading edge digital technology and identify new partnerships and business opportunities in the worlds fastest growing transmission and distribution market.

The agenda is packed with keynote sessions and interactive panels on international and regional smart grid policy initiatives and best practice global case studies.

Whether you are currently operating in Asia or looking at expanding into Asia, this is your opportunity to do business with key stakeholders in the region.

Highlights
Premier event within the 2009 Singapore International Energy Week
Meet and hear from regional government leaders driving smart grid investment in Asia: A close look at Singapore, Korea, China and India
Hear leading and successful smart grid case studies from the US, Europe and Australia
Source and forge partnerships & funding for smart grid projects in Asia
Overcome implementation challenges through innovative smart grid technology systems and solutions
Attend the microgrid pre-conference seminar hosted by A*Star

SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL ENERGY WEEK

SMART GRIDS 2009 is part of the Singapore Government’s International Energy Week – a platform for international and regional policy makers, and industry players to discuss pertinent energy issues and strategies affecting the world today. Following the APEC summit, the Singapore International Energy Week will convene from the 16-20 November 2009.

This year, the spotlight is on Clean Energy: Sustainable Solutions for Urban Cities. A distinguished line up of international partners will deliver a comprehensive schedule of conferences, exhibitions and networking sessions. For more information please visit www.singapore.iew.com.sg

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1 - 2 June 2010


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3 - 4 November 2010


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Smart Grids Asia is a platform to promote dialogue & debate in relation to standards, technologies and the viability of 'smart' networks which aim to enhance electricity distribution in the region.

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