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March 12–14, 2019
Düsseldorf, Germany
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March 12–14, 2019
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SPONSORS CONTENTS
EVENT SPONSOR Sponsors 2
Sponsors / Contents
Welcome Address 4–5
Hans Werner Reinhard & Urban Windelen
Map 6–7
EXPO & Conference
BVES Members Exhibitor List 8–9
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World of Energy Storage 10
Program Short Overview 12–13
Program Day 1 14–17
ENERGY STORAGE, IRES
Program Day 2 18–21
GOLD SPONSORS ENERGY STORAGE
Matchmaking / Networking Dinner 22
Program Day 2 24–31
IRES
Program Day 3 32–37
ENERGY STORAGE, IRES
Program ESE Forum 38–42
Day 1 – Day 3
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Joint Booth 44–45
BVES, BMWi
Rebooking and Contact 47
Partners 48
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WELCOME ADDRESS
URBAN WINDELEN
HANS WERNER REINHARD Executive Director of BVES –
Managing Director Messe Düsseldorf GmbH German Energy Storage Association
Dear Sir or Madam, Welcome dear visitors,
On behalf of the whole team at Messe Düssel- We can also compete with this established You made an excellent choice to visit Europe’s The BVES is Germany’s Energy Storage Association
dorf, I would like to give you a warm welcome to concept at our events abroad, within the scope leading energy storage trade fair event. – an industrial association that is open to all tech-
ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE 2019! We hope that of the World of Energy Storage network, which nologies in all energy sectors and a hub of know-
The Energy Storage Europe 2019 is an annu-
we can make your stay here in Düsseldorf as is also developing very positively. The trade fairs how exchange about energy storage systems –
al must-visit for professionals from business
successful and pleasant as possible. In 2018, over and conferences of the World of Energy Storage, and key association partner of the Energy Storage
and academia as the comprehensive conference
4,500 trade visitors from more than 61 countries therefore, offer unprecedented access to import- Europe. We are looking forward to meeting you at
concentrates top class energy storage expertise
came together in Hall 8b and set new records with ant decision makers, government authorities, our booth 08B/F18 and wish you a pleasant, in-
from all around the globe. Europe’s energy storage
more than 200 first-class speakers. This trend will network administrators, installation companies sightful and successful stay at this year’s Energy
event attracts political decision-makers from EU,
continue at ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE 2019, the and the worldwide leading supply companies. Storage Europe in Düsseldorf.
Federal and State level and offers you the ideal
leading trade fair for energy storage systems. platform to discuss current energy policy issues.
I wish you a pleasant stay, interesting discus-
It goes without saying that our exhibitors, who sions and successful business transactions at this Get first-hand information about the latest Sincere regards,
showcase the latest solutions and applications year’s ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE in Düsseldorf! trends and developments of the innovative
in Düsseldorf, play a central role. Together with energy storage industry. From energy storage
them, we have succeeded in making ENERGY systems at low voltage level to large scale
Yours sincerely,
STORAGE EUROPE the most important B2B projects at higher voltage levels, from home
specialist forum for the energy storage industry storage systems to industrial applications, from
in Europe. Here you will meet the right contacts carbon-intensive mobility to low-carbon mobil-
and suppliers for your individual questions about ity solutions with batteries and green hydrogen Urban Windelen
tomorrow’s energy system. Hans Werner Reinhard innovations, from Power-to-Gas to Power-to-
Methane and many more! The Energy Storage
Europe showcases the diverse myriad of energy
storage technologies and exposes the economic
vitality of the energy storage industry.
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BVES MEMBERS EXHIBITOR LIST
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ads-tec GmbH Fenecon GmbH H-Tec
Stand 8BF18-9
Stand 8BE18 Stand 8BC27 Stand 8BF34
STORNETIC GmbH
Autarsys GmbH Framatone GmbH Indrivetec AG
Stand 8BC13
Stand 8BH28 Stand 8BC31 Stand 8BE23
Tesvolt
Bachmann electronic GmbH Fraunhofer ICT J. Schmalz GmbH
Stand 8BF01
Stand 8BB37 Stand 8BH33 Stand 8BB01
TÜV Rheinland
BlueSky Energy Entwicklungs- Fraunhofer ISIT Jenabatteries GmbH
und Produktions GmbH Stand 8BD09
Stand 8BH33 Stand 8BD24
Stand 8BF18-7
Varta Storage GmbH
Fraunhofer IKTS Leclanché SA
Stand 8BC25
BVES Stand 8BB44 Stand 8BF09
Stand 8BF18 Vattenfall Europe
Fraunhofer ISE MAN Energy Solutions SE Innovation GmbH
Commeo GmbH Stand8BH33 Stand 8BD39 Stand 8BF18-1
Stand 8BD01
Fraunhofer Energie Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen Vensys Elektrotechnik
Stand 8BH33 Stand 8BD15 GmbH
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-
und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) Stand 8BF18-4
Fraunhofer UMSICHT NES GmbH
Stand 8BB16
Stand 8BH33 Stand 8BH26 von Bredow Valentin Herz
DNV-GL Rechtsanwälte mbB
Freqcon Pfenning Elektroanlagen GmbH Stand 8BF18-8
Stand 8BC33
Stand 8BC15 Stand 8BH18
Wago Kontakttechnik
E3/DC Gustav Klein GmbH & Co. KG REFU Elektronik GmbH GmbH & Co. KG
Stand 8BE24 Stand 8BG24 Stand 8BD18 Stand 8BF18-5
Eaton Electric GmbH Harting Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG RES Deutschland GmbH Wemag AG
Stand 8BC07 Stand 8BF18-3 Stand 8BD32 Stand 8BF18-6
Enapter Hoppecke Siemens AG ZAE Bayern
Stand 8bF18-2 Stand 8BF24 Stand 8BD40 Stand 8BC08
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PROGRAM – SHORT OVERVIEW
ESE/IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 1 ESE/IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 2
Tuesday, March 12, 2019 Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Time Sessions Time Sessions
10:00 – 12:00 ESE/IRES Opening & Welcome ESE Session ESE Session
IEA Technology E-Mobility – Same but different
12:30 – 13:00 Press conference BVES
11:30 – 13:00 Collaboration Platform
14:00 – 15:30 ESE/IRES Session “Energy Conservation through Energy
Benefit of Energy Storage for the Energy System Storage Symposium” – Part 2
14:00 – 15:30 ESE/IRES Session (Deep-Dive-Workshop)
Concentrated Solar Power: Storage Technologies revisited ESE Session
ESE/IRES Session (Deep-Dive-Workshop) 14:00 – 15:30 Design, Safety and Security
14:00 – 18:00 for Battery Systems – Part 1
Testing of DC High Power Systems
16:00 – 17:30 ESE/IRES Session – Panel discussion ESE Session ESE Session
Energy Storage Implementation – What is the Problem? 16:00 – 18:00 Design, Safety and Security Ceramic Batteries – Powering Grid,
for Battery Systems – Part 2 Industry and Home
16:00 – 18:00 ESE/IRES Session (Deep-Dive-Workshop)
The legal framework for energy storage technologies
in Germany and Europe – Caught in between new 18:30 Departure of the shuttle buses to the Networking Dinner at exit North C
opportunities and obsolete barriers
19:00 Networking Dinner/Party
18:00 BVES Networking Event
ESE Forum*
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ESE Forum*
ESE/IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 2 ESE/IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 3
Wednesday, March 13, 2019 Thursday, March 14, 2019
Time Sessions Time Sessions
09:00 ESE Daybriefing ESE Session ESE Session
09:00 – 11:30 The World of Energy Storage – Interna- Power-To-X – Part 1
ESE Session ESE Session
tional Markets
IEA Technology EV-Charging infrastructure in the
09:30 – 11:00 Collaboration Platform Smart Grid – major challenges? IRES Session IRES Session IRES Session IRES Session
“Energy Conservation through Energy 09:00 – 13:00 Storage on Batteries Thermal Storage Applications &
Storage Symposium” – Part 1 the move Case Studies
IRES Session IRES Session IRES Session IRES Session 11:30 – 13:30 ESE Session ESE Session
Best Practice Examples Power-To-X – Part 2
09:00 – 18:00 Storage on Batteries Thermal Storage Applications &
the move Case Studies 14:00 – 15:30 ESE/IRES Closing Session
IRES Deutsche Vortragsreihe in Kooperation mit der ESE Forum*
10:00 – 18:00
EnergieAgentur.NRW und INES e.V.
*No conference ticket needed. Detailed information and program you will find on page 38.
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PROGRAM
ESE/IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 1 | Room 1 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall) Room 1 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall)
Tuesday, March 12, 2019 Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Time Information & Speaker Time Information & Speaker
08:30 Arrival of Attendees – Breakfast 14:00 – 15:30 Session 1: Benefit of Energy Storage for the Energy System
10:00 – 12:00 Opening and Welcome Session Chair: Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern
10:00 Welcome Note
14:00 Welcome
Hans Werner Reinhard, Messe Düsseldorf GmbH
Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern
10:05 Welcome Note
Prof. Peter Droege, President EUROSOLAR e.V. 14:05 Value of Energy Storage
Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern
10:10 Welcome Note
Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern
14:25 The Role of Energy Storage in the Low Carbon Energy Value Chain
10:25 Welcome Note Dr. Atsushi Ishikawa, IHI Corporation
Prof. Ingo Stadler, TH Köln/University of Applied Sciences
10:40 Development and perspectives of the German energy storage industry 14:45 Energy Storage enabling the energy transition
Jörg Blaurock, TEAM CONSULT G.P.E. GmbH Teun Bokhoven, International Energy Agency TCP ECES
10:55 Keynote
Matthias W. Send, ENTEGA Energie GmbH 15:05 Business Enabling for energy storage technologies through risk mitigation
Michael Schrempp, Munich RE
11:20 Energy Storage at the 7th Energy Research Programme
of the Federal Government
Dr. Michael Menrath, BMWi 15:25 Q&A
11:35 Utilization of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in Japan 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break – Visit of the Exhibition
Takashi Yamada, Tokyo Electric Power Company Energy Partner, Inc.
12:00 – 14:00 Visit of the Exhibition and Lunch Break 16:00 – 17:30 Paneldiscussion Energy Storage Implementation – What is the Problem?
Sessionchairs:
14:00 – 18:00 Session 1: Benefit of Energy Storage for the Energy System Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern
Paneldiscussion: Energy Storage Implementation – What is the Problem? Prof. Ingo Stadler, TH Köln/University of Applied Sciences
Session 2: Testing of DC High Power Systems Speakers:
David Wedepohl, BSW Bundesverband Solarwirtschaft e.V.
Session 3: Concentrated Solar Power: Storage Technologies revisited Timo Sillober, EnBW Energie Baden Württemberg AG
Session 4: The legal framework for energy storage technologies in Germany Thomas Speidel, BVES
and Europe – Caught in between new opportunities and obsolete barriers Teun Bokhoven, International Energy Agency TCP ECES
Detailed information on the sessions you will find on the next pages
17:30 Paneldiscussion Q&A
18:30 BVES Networking Event
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PROGRAM
DEEP-DIVE-WORKSHOPS – DAY 1 | Room 2 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall) Room 801
Tuesday, March 12, 2019 Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Time Information & Speaker Time Information & Speaker
14:00 – 15:30 Session 2: Testing of DC High Power Systems – Part 1 14:00 – 15:30 Session 3: Concentrated Solar Power: Storage Technologies revisited
Chair: Bernhard Rill, Gustav Klein GmbH & Co. KG Chair: Dr. Joachim Krüger, Verband der Deutschen CSP
14:00 Welcome – Dr. Joachim Krüger, Verband der Deutschen CSP
14:00 Welcome – Bernhard Rill, Gustav Klein GmbH & Co. KG 14:10 Heat Storage - an essential contribution to energy transition
Oliver Baudson, TSK Flagsol Engineering GmbH
14:15 Comprehensive Battery Testing – Alexander Kohs, CTC cartech company GmbH
14:25 PV and CSP with Storage – long storage hours while cost competitive
14:40 Test of Highvoltage Battery Packs in production environment (EOL) to fossil energy – Martin Schlecht, Suntrace GmbH
Markus Zacherl, Berghof Automation GmbH 14:40 Interaction for optimization between water-steam cycle and final design /
size of TES and SGS in CSP – Ingo Assmann, Siemens AG
15:05 Testing of high-power-charging process with 350 kW
14:55 Advanced Thermal Energy Storage Concepts
Anita Athanasas, comemso GmbH
Prof. Dr. Robert Pitz-Paal, DLR Institute of Solar Research
15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break – Visit of the Exhibition 15:10 High Temperature Storage – Doron Brenmiller, Brenmiller Energy
15:25 Q&A
16:00 – 18:00 Session 2: Testing of DC High Power Systems – Part 2
Chair: Bernhard Rill, Gustav Klein GmbH & Co. KG 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break – Visit of the Exhibition
16:00 – 18:00 Session 4: The legal framework for energy storage technologies in Germany
16:00 Energy Saving Battery Testing with 4-channel system and Europe – Caught in between new opportunities and obsolete barriers
Michael Reith, Gustav Klein GmbH & Co. KG Chair: Helena Teschner, Bundesverband Energiespeicher e.V. (BVES)
16:25 Different Testing and Approval Requirements of Batteries for Stationary 16:00 Welcome – Helena Teschner, Bundesverband Energiespeicher e.V. (BVES)
and Vehicle Applications 16:05 Charges, levies and taxes on battery storage: Well-known barriers and
Jürgen Böck, SGS Germany GmbH current developments
Dr. Florian Valentin, von Bredow Valentin Herz Rechtsanwälte
16:50 IC-CPD - Mode 2 Charging – Testing and Certification for an 16:20 Batteries in mixed business models: What shall a measuring system provide?
International Market Access Dr. Sebastian Rohrer, Beiten Burkhardt Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH
Dieter Hanauer, VDE Testing and Certification Institute
16:35 Frequency Containment Reserve with batteries: Legal requirements for grid
connection and entering the market
17:15 PEM fuel cell testing and qualification
Dr. Florian Brahms, BRAHMS, GROOS & KOLLEGEN Rechtsanwälte
Robert Csaky, Proton Motor Fuel Cell GmbH
16:55 Sector Coupling: Legal framework for an integrated energy environment
17:40 UL 9540A: Support manufacturers and system integrators to meet the re- Dr. Christian Bauer, Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
quirements for ESS in North America and address the risk of fire propagation
17:10 E-Mobility and Fast-Charging Infrastructure: Is there a coherent legal
Jonas Kasten, UL GmbH
framework in sight? – Jens Vollprecht, Becker Büttner Held Part GmbH
17:55 Closing / Summary – Bernhard Rill, Gustav Klein GmbH & Co. KG 17:25 High-Life in Brussels: What is to be expected for energy storage from the
European perspective? – Lars Stephan, Aggreko
18:00 Q&A 17:40 Q&A
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PROGRAM
ESE CONFERENCE – DAY 2 | Room 1 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall) Room 1 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall)
Wednesday, March 13, 2019 Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Time Information & Speaker Time Information & Speaker
08:30–9:30 Arrival of Attendees – Breakfast 14:00 – 15:30 Session 6: Design, Safety and Security for Battery Systems – Part 1
Chair: Jürgen Böck, SGS Germany GmbH
09:30 – 11:00 Session 5: IEA Technology Collaboration Platform “Energy Conservation
through Energy Storage Symposium” – Part 1 14:00 Welcome – Jürgen Böck, SGS Germany GmbH
Chair: Teun Bokhoven, International Energy Agency TCP ECES
14:05 Design and test requirements for stationary applications
09:30 Introduction “TCP Energy conservation through Energy storage” Stephan Scheuer, TÜV Rheinland LGA Products GmbH
Teun Bokhoven, International Energy Agency TCP ECES
14:20 Different Qualification Requirements of Stationary and Automotive Batteries
09:50 Distributed Energy storage for the Integration of Renewable Energies – DESIRE Peter Hellmann, SGS-TÜV Saar GmbH
Amadeus Teuffel, ZAE Bayern
14:40 Propagation Tests in Practice – Wilfried Latz, ctc advanced GmbH
10:10 Thermal Energy Storage for Cost-Effective Energy Management &
CO2 Mitigation – Dr. Dan Bauer, German Aerospace Center - DLR e.V. 15:00 How to identify save and reliable lithium-ion-based secondary cells
Axel Metz, VDE renewables GmbH
10:30 Comfort Climate Box – Teun Bokhoven, International Energy Agency TCP ECES
15:20 Q&A
10:50 Q&A
15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break – Visit of the Exhibition
11:00 – 11:30 Coffee Break
16:00 – 18:00 Session 6: Design, Safety and Security for Battery Systems – Part 2
11:30 – 13:00 Session 5: IEA Technology Collaboration Platform “Energy Conservation Chair: Axel Metz, VDE renewables GmbH
through Energy Storage Symposium” – Part 2
Chair: Teun Bokhoven, International Energy Agency TCP ECES 16:00 Welcome – Axel Metz, VDE renewables GmbH
11:30 Quality Management in Design, Construction and Operation of 16:05 Home-Storage Efficiencies – Clear and Consistent Testings
Borehole Systems – Manfred Reuß, ZAE Bayern Nina Munzke, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT)
11:45 Material and Component Development for Thermal Energy Storage 16:25 Battery-Score-Card - Economy, Efficiency and Performance
Christoph Rathgeber, ZAE Bayern Maximilian Mahn, DNV GL SE
12:00 Flexible Sector Coupling by Energy Storage Implementation 16:45 Transport and packaging of defective Lithium-Ionen batteries ADR 2019
Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern Philipp Helmle, LogBatt GmbH
12:15 “Open Sesame” – Modelling Tools for Energy Storage 17:05 New Grid Connection Requirements (AR N 4105, AR N 4110, AR N 4120)
Prof. Christian Doetsch, Fraunhofer Institute for Environmental, Safety, Bernd Kreitmeier, TÜV SÜD Product Service GmbH
and Energy Technology UMSICHT
17:25 Smart devices - A cybersecurity primer.
12:30 Paneldiscussion – ExCo members Dr. Wolfgang Noll, TÜV Rheinland i-sec GmbH
12:50 Q&A 17:45 Q&A
13:00 Lunch Break – Visit of the Exhibition 18:30 Departure of the shuttle buses to the Networking Dinner at exit North C
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PROGRAM
ESE CONFERENCE – DAY 2 | Room 2 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall) Room 2 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall)
Wednesday, March 13, 2019 Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Time Information & Speaker Time Information & Speaker
08:30 – 9:30 Arrival of Attendees – Breakfast 16:00 – 18:00 Session 9: Ceramic Batteries – Powering Grid, Industry and Home
09:30 – 11:00 Session 7: EV-Charging infrastructure in the Smart Grid – major challenges? Chair: Dr. Roland Weidl, Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies
Chair: Heiko Tautor, WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG and Systems IKTS
09:30 Welcome – Heiko Tautor, WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG 16:00 Welcome
09:35 Lightning and surge protection concepts for charging infrastructure Dr. Roland Weidl, Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS
Tobias Kerschensteiner, DEHN + SÖHNE GmbH & Co. KG 16:05 cerenergy® - The Technology Platform for Ceramic High Temperature Battery
09:55 Electric Mobility beyond the Car: Connecting Automotive and Dr. Matthias Schulz, Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and
Energy Business with the BMW Power Pool Systems IKTS
Dipl-Betriebswirt (FH) Alexander Funke and Dipl.-Ing. Holger Braess, BMW AG
16:20 Polymer sealed planar Na-NiCl2 batteries being operated at below 200°C
10:15 Smart Charging meets Local Energy Management System – How intelligent Dr. Keeyoung Jung, Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology RIST
EV charging can reduce grid load and interact with local energy production
and consumption? 16:35 Comparison Between Flat Plate and Tubular Na/MCl2 Cell Designs
Dipl.-Ing. Robert Bubeck and Dipl.-Inf. Friedmann Bay, Robert Bosch GmbH Dr. Cord-Henrich Dustmann, Battery Consult AG
10:35 Integrating eMobility into the Smart Grid - Predicting the Unpredictable 16:50 Secure Housings in GVI®-Technology for High Temperature Batteries
Dipl. Wirt.-Ing. Andreas Siegert, WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG Michael Fischer, KÖNIG METALL GmbH & Co. KG
10:55 Close Up – Heiko Tautor, WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG
17:05 Development of a CookStove using NaNiCl2 batteries
11:00 – 11:30 Coffee Break Siddarth Mayur and Amarnath Chakradeo, h2e Power Systems Pvt. Ltd.
11:30 – 13:00 Session 8: E-Mobility – Same but different
17:20 Ceramic batteries, a proven alternative to lithium-ion
11:30 Welcome Gauthier Dupont, NGK Europe GmbH
11:40 Standardized Battery Packs Pave the Way to E-Mobility
17:05 Safety performances of NaNiCl cell – Giorgio Crugnola, FZSonick
Roman Amstad, ecocoach AG
12:00 EElectromobility in a low-volume context: Frauscher builds electric pleasure 17:45 Closing Remarks
boats since 1955 Dr. Roland Weidl, Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS
Florian Helmberger, Frauscher Bootswerft GmbH & Co. KG
18:30 Departure of the shuttle buses to the Networking Dinner at exit North C
12:20 The Joint Project for Hydrogen Mobility in North Frisia
André Steinau, GP JOULE GmbH
12:40 Shaping our urban future
Marc Böhnke, greeen! architects gmbh
13:00 Lunch Break – Visit of the Exhibition
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PROGRAM
IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 2
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Room 801 Room 814a Room 812 Room 814b
Time Information & Speaker | Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor
09:00 – 10:30 STORAGE ON THE MOVE BATTERIES THERMAL APPLICATIONS, CASE STUDIES, SYSTEM ANALYSIS
Session A1: Power to X Session B1: Batteries Session C1: Applicability of Thermal Energy Storage Session D1: Country Storage
Chair: Prof. Michael Sterner Chair: Dr. Bernhard Riegel Chair: Dr. Wim van Helden Chair: Prof. Christian Breyer
Keynote: Power-to-X and sector coupling: Projecting The Future Levelized Cost Ecological life cycle assessment of thermal energy Iona: Free Local Market & Trading Battery Brings
setting the right legislative framework for Of Electricity Storage Technologies storage concepts for building applications More Renewables & Less Network
230 technology pathways to meet the Paris Oliver Schmidt, Imperial College London Björn Nienborg, Fraunhofer ISE Anthony Price, Swanbarton Limited
climate goals in Germany
Participating in the Control Reserve Market Using A Thermal Energy Storage For Flexibility The Impact of Probabilistic Weather Data on the
Prof. Michael Sterner, OTH Regensburg
with PV Battery Energy Storage Systems For Heat Pump Control With RCP And SG Ready Design of Renewable Energy System
and Power-to-Heat Application Thomas Kemmler, Reutlingen University, Henning Meschede, University of Kassel
Georg Angenendt, ISEA RWTH Aachen Reutlingen Research Institute
Wastewater Treatment Plants as a Munic- Optimal Sizing and Dispatch Schedule of Large Scale Energy Storage – The Missing Link For The Key to a Sustainable Urban Economy Model:
ipal Contribution to Provide Flexibility and Battery Storage in Grid-connected Microgrid Sector Coupling The Symphony of Renewables and Storage
Long-Term Storage Capacitiese Dinna Fitriyana, Institut Teknologi Bandung Alexander Zaczek, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Prof. Tanay Uyar, Marmara University
Michael Schäfer, Technische Universität Energy GmbH & Co. KG
Kaiserslautern
Multi-Market Optimization of Energy Exergetic And Economic Optimization Of Seasonal TBA
Storage Taking Into Account Uncertainty Thermal Energy Storage Systems In Buildings
Kasper Emil Thorvaldsen, NTNU Department Marcel Troxler, Lucerne University of Applied
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IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 2
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Room 801 Room 814a Room 812 Room 814b
Time Information & Speaker | Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor
11:00 – 13:00 STORAGE ON THE MOVE BATTERIES THERMAL APPLICATIONS, CASE STUDIES, SYSTEM ANALYSIS
Session A2: Power to Gas Session B2: Batteries Session C2: Thermochermical Energy Storage Session D1: Applications & Case Studies
Chair: Dr. Tom Smolinka Chair: Johannes Wüllner Chair: Dr. Wim van Helden Chair: Björn Nienborg
Spatiotemporal Analysis of the Concurrent Topology and Efficiency Analysis for Experimental Analysis of CaO/Ca(OH)2 as Thermo- 100% Solar Energy for Heating and Electricity all
Availability of CO2 and Surplus Electricity Medium and Utility Scale Battery Storage chemical Storage in a Moving Bed Reactor Year Around by a Solar and Heat Pump System
for Power-to-Gas in Switzerland Systems Aldo Cosquillo Mejía, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- combined with Aluminium Redox Seasonal Storage
Dr. Sinan Teske, Empa Dr. Holger Hesse, Technical University of und Raumfahrt Dr. Michael Haller, HSR University of Applied
Munich Sciences Rapperswil
Power to Gas by Chemical Methanation as Transient Behavior of the Thermal Manage- A lab-scale bulk reactor to support optimised com- Considering Ecological Sustainability in Planning
part of an Integrated Research Platform ment for Cylindrical Li-Ion-Batteries based ponent design for long-term thermal energy storage the Future Electricity Supply of Chile – How Much
Dr. Ulrich Gardemann, Zentrum für Brenn- on Phase Change Material Composite Benjamin Fumey, Empa, Swiss Federal Laboratories More Does it Cost?
stoffzellenTechnik ZBT GmbH Sebastian Gamisch, Fraunhofer ISE for Materials Science and Technology Tobias Junne, German Aerospace Center e.V.
Decentralized City District Hydrogen Stor- A Novel, Scalable, Low-Cost and High- Experimental Results of a 32 kWh Thermochemical Power Quality In Smart Distribution Systems
age System Based On The Electrochemical Efficiency Battery Storage System Heat Storage System for Domestic Application With Electric Battery, Large PV Generation And
Reduction Of Carbon Dioxide To Formate Topology Samuel Knabl, AEE INTEC Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Daniel Lust, Hochschule für Technik Stuttgart Nam Truong, Universität der Bundeswehr Miguel Muñoz Ortiz, Sintef Energi AS
München
Underground Hydrogen Storage - Imple- Batteries And Pumped-Hydro: Pooling Comparison between Numerical Simulation and Energy Network Freiburg – Hydrogen Generation
menting Large Scale Energy Storage in For Synergies In The Frequency Response Neutron Radiography of Ammonia Sorption in And Feed-in In The Context Of Municipal Distribu-
Salt Caverns Provisioning SrCl2 tion Grids
Stefan Bergander, HYPOS e.V. Achim Schreider, Lahmeyer International Anastasiia Karabanova, Technical University of Christopher Voglstätter, Fraunhofer ISE
GmbH Denmark
Techno-economic Assessment Of Different Combining Thermochemical Energy Storage With
Design And Operation Concepts Of A Power Solar Thermal - From Lab To Prototype
To Hydrogen Plant Fed By A Photovoltaics Dr. Danny Müller, TU Wien
Power Plant
Nikolas Knetsch, Fraunhofer ISE
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IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 2
Wednesday, March 13, 2019 The conference language is English.
Time Information
13:00 Lunch Break
14:00 – 15:45 IRES Poster Session #1 The poster exhibition is an integral and import- place on the second and third day of the confer-
ant part of the IRES conference and is open ence. Scientists from all over the world present
The poster exhibition features grand ideas, research proposals and case studies.
to all visitors. Posters are ideal for presenting their work and results in two sessions. In addi-
During the session the whole conference focus is laid on the posters
complex facts and contexts in a concise way. tion, they will be available to answer questions
and the authors are there to present their findings and answer your questions.
The visual component and the opportunity to from visitors. The poster exhibition is also freely
get in touch with the scientists in an uncom- accessible outside the poster sessions.
plicated way make the poster exhibition a pop- This year, around 70 posters from 10 subject ar-
ular meeting place next to the parallel lecture eas will be presented! The best posters will re-
sessions. ceive a poster award, which will be presented at
This year the poster sessions, in which the post- the closing session on March 14.
er exhibition is the focus of attention, will take
15:45 Coffee Break
10:00 – 18:15 DEUTSCHE VORTRAGSREIHE IN KOOPERATION MIT DER 10:00 – 18:15 DEUTSCHE VORTRAGSREIHE IN KOOPERATION MIT DER
ENERGIEAGENTUR.NRW UND INES E.V., ROOM 811 ENERGIEAGENTUR.NRW UND INES E.V., ROOM 811
10:00 Begrüßung 14:00 GROSSSPEICHERSYSTEME STROM, GAS UND WÄRME
Prof. Peter Droege, EUROSOLAR e.V. • Die Energiewende und Gasspeicher – Beiträge der Gasspeicher zu den
Lothar Schneider, EnergieAgentur.NRW energiepolitischen Zielen – Sebastian Bleschke, INES e.V.
• Perspektiven für Großspeicher in Deutschland und International
10:15 AUSBAU- UND OPTIMIERUNGSBEDARF DER ENERGIENETZE Dr. Matthias Leuthold, RES Deutschland
• Netzentwicklungsplan 2019: Wie geht es weiter mit dem Umbau des • Einsatz von großen Hochtemperatur-Wärmespeichern im Stromnetz
Transportnetzes? – Christian Neus, Amprion Anette Anthrakidis, Solar Institut Jülich, FH Aachen
• Elektrolyse als Chance zur Infrastrukturkopplung – Bernard Koch, Thyssengas
• Der Wert von Flexibilitäten in Verteilnetzen – Andreas Ernst, Westnetz 15:15 Diskussion – Moderation: Prof. Dirk-Uwe Sauer, ISEA RWTH Aachen
11:45 Diskussion – Moderation: Prof. Dirk-Uwe Sauer, ISEA RWTH Aachen 15:45 Kaffeepause
12:30 Mittagspause 16:30 SPEICHER UND FLEXIBILITÄTSOPTIONEN IM VERTEILNETZ
• PtG als Fexibilitätsoption in der weitgehend regenerativen Quartiersversorgung
Garzón Real, Bergische Universität Wuppertal
• Aktuelle Marktentwicklungen, Kapazitätstests und Lastprofile
Jan Figgener, RWTH Aachen
• N.N. Netzgesellschaft Düsseldorf
17:45 Diskussion – Moderation: Prof. Ingo Stadler, TH Köln/University of Applied Sciences,
Chair IRES
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IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 2
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Room 801 Room 814a Room 812 Room 814b
Time Information & Speaker | Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor
16:00 – 18:00 STORAGE ON THE MOVE BATTERIES THERMAL APPLICATIONS, CASE STUDIES, SYSTEM ANALYSIS
Session A3: Small Scale Applications Session B3: Batteries Session C3: Phase Change Materials TES Session D3: Energy System Analysis
Chair: N.N. Chair: Dr. Bernhard Riegel Chair: Prof. Luisa Cabeza Chair: Dr. Thomas Brown
Provision of Cooling in Oman - a Linear KEYNOTE KEYNOTE: Current State of Latent Thermal Energy KEYNOTE: The Impact of Sector-Coupling on
Optimisation Problem with Special Johannes Öhl, Fraunhofer ISC Storage: Examples for Different Applications Transmission Reinforcement in a Highly Renew-
Consideration of Different Storage Options Prof. Dr. Luisa Cabeza, University of Lleida able European Energy Scenario
Prof. Silke Köhler, Beuth University of Dr. Tom Brown, KIT
Applied Sciences Berlin
Techno-Economic Analysis of Battery A Second Life For Lithium-ion Cells Development of an Innovative Latent Heat Storage Model-Based Analysis Of The Contribution Of The
Energy Storage Systems in Combination Rescued From Notebook Batteries: System with Macro Capsuled PCM Modules Gas Supply System To The Integration Of Fluctuat-
with Micro CHP Systems for Single- and A Technical Assessment Michael Steffen, Zentrum für Brennstoffzellen ing Renewable Electricity Generation
Multi-Family Houses Felipe Salinas, Technical University of Berlin Technik GmbH Dr. Hans Christian Gils, DLR German Aerospace
Dr. Peter Stenzel, Forschungszentrum Jülich Center
GmbH, Institute of Energy and Climate
Research – Electrochemical Process Engineering
Business Models and Grid Impact of En- Comparison Between Flat Plate And Tubu- Large-Scale High Temperature and Power Latent Analysis Of The Impact Of CO2 Pricing On The
ergy Storages and Controllable Loads for lar Na/NiCl2 Cell Designs Heat Storage Unit Development Economics Of Sector Coupling
PV-Self-Consumption at Prosumer Level Dr. Cord-H. Dustmann, Battery Consult AG Maike Johnson, German Aerospace Center Nicola Gast, Otto-von-Guericke Universität Magde-
Basem Idlib, Ulm University of Applied burg
Sciences
Optimization of Extended CHP Plants Capacity Estimation of a Utility-Scale Lithi- Local Decentralized Thermal Storage As A Replace- Hybrid Energy Storage As Sector Coupling Ap-
with Energy Storages – an Open-Source um Ion Battery in an Autarchic Environment ment For Air Conditioner proach For Making Renewables A Dispatchable
Approach by Comparing Two Different Battery Models Thomas Friedrich, Innogration GmbH Energy Source
Jakob Wolf, Beuth University of Applied Stamatia Dimopoulou, Ostfalia University of Oliver Walter, Siemens AG, Corporate Technology,
Sciences Berlin Applied Sciences, Institute for Biotechnology Research in Energy and Electronics
and Environmental Research
A Model Predictive Control Concept For PV- TBA Performance Of A Shell And Tubes Heat Exchanger Large-Scale Electrical Energy Storage Require-
Battery-Heat Pump-Heat Storage Systems As A Latent Heat Storage System ments in Europe – A Sensitivity Analysis
Ronny Gelleschus, Technische Universität Laura Quant, Université de Pau et des Pays de Dr. Massimo Moser, DLR Energiesystemanalyse
Dresden l’Adour
Optimal Storage Operation With Flexible
Tariff Under Consideration Of Sector Cou-
pling And Renewable Energy Sources In a
New Settlement Area
Muhammad Tayyab, Magdeburg University
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ESE CONFERENCE – DAY 3 | Room 1 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall)
Thursday, March 14, 2019 Thursday, March 14, 2019
Time Information & Speaker Time Information & Speaker
09:00 – 09:30 Arrival of Attendees – Breakfast 13:10 Redox Flow technology with focus on high-power and high-cycle
applications – Dr. Thorsten Seipp, Volterion GmbH
09:30 – 11:00 Session 10: The World of Energy Storage – International Markets
Chair: Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern 13:25 Fast charging in limited grids – Niklaas Wrabletz, ADS-TEC Energy GmbH
09:30 Welcome – Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern 13:40 Q&A
09:45 The German Energy Storage Industry - Market Development & Trends 14:00 ESE/IRES Closing Session
Valeska Gottke, Bundesverband Energiespeicher e.V. (BVES) General Statement of the German Energy Storage Association – Urban Windelen, BVES
Role of Energy Storage – Thorsten Herdan, BMWi
10:00 Energy Storage as part of the energy transition: what about Belgium? Energy Storage Outlook – Wibke Brems, MdL NRW
Bert Gysen, VITO/EnergyVille Closing – Andreas Hauer / Ingo Stadler
10:15 UK Flexibility and Energy Storage Markets – Phillip Nicholson, UK Government Room 2 (Conference Area in the Expo Hall)
10:30 Australian cutting edge – Steve Blume, Australian Smart Energy Council 09:30 – 13:30 Session 12: Power-To-X
Chairs: Dr. Christopher Hebling, Fraunhofer ISE and
10:45 US Storage Market Innovation: Why the US leads the world in storage market
Dr. Markus Forstmeier, H-TEC SYSTEMS GmbH
participation – Mark Higgins, Strategen
09:30 Welcome
11:00 Policy trends and business opportunities of energy storage in Japan Dr. Christopher Hebling, Fraunhofer ISE and
Isao Hasegawa, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc. Dr. Markus Forstmeier, H-TEC SYSTEMS GmbH
11:15 Q&A 09:40 Keynote: Power-to-X Applications and Energy Storage Solutions
Gabriele Schmiedel, Siemens AG
11:30 – 12:00 Coffee Break – Visit of the Exhibition
10:00 Carbon2Chem: solutions for a cross industrial network
12:00 – 13:45 Session 11: Best Practice Examples Dr. Markus Oles, Thyssen-Krupp
Patron: Minister Prof. Andreas Pinkwart, Ministry of Economic Affairs,
10:20 A comprehensive valuation of power-to-gas technology for grid-scale
Innovation, Digitalization and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia
applications
12:00 Welcome – Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern Dr. Koroush Malek, National Research Council Canada (NRC)
12:10 Introduction by patron: Minister Prof. Andreas Pinkwart, Ministry of Eco- 10:40 Power-to-Gas: Future Technology for Sustainability
nomic Affairs, Innovation, Digitalization and Energy of the State of North Dr. Christian Schuhbauer, MAN Energy Solutions
Rhine-Westphalia 11:00 – 11:30 Coffee Break
12:25 Recycling of Plastics by Waste-to-X – A Power-to-X Contribution for Sectors 11:30 The potential for bulk green hydrogen and the role of power-to-gas
Coupling – Dr. Arthur Heberle, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Europe GmbH Dr. Tom Houghton, E4tech
12:40 Low temperature “Carnot battery”, using waste or geothermal heat and an 11:50 Hydrogen in the electricity value chain system – Marcel Eijgelaar, DNV GL
Organic Rankine Cycle – Dr. Joachim Karthäuser, Climeon AB 12:20 Cost-effective on-site green hydrogen production and use cases
Thomas Chrometzka, Enapter GmbH
12:55 A case study of a Battery Energy Storage System integrated in Cobadin
Wind Farm – Gabriel Nebreda, EDP Renewables, S.A. 12:50 – 13:30 Q&A
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IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 3
Thursday, March 14, 2019
Room 801 Room 814a Room 812 Room 814b
Time Information & Speaker | Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor
09:00 STORAGE ON THE MOVE BATTERIES THERMAL APPLICATIONS, CASE STUDIES, SYSTEM ANAL-
– 10:30 Session A4: Power to Mobility Session B4: Batteries Session C4: Low and High Temperature TES YSIS
Chair: Prof. Ingo Stadler Chair: Prof. Dirk Uwe Sauer Chair: Dr. Peter Schossig Session D4: AES
Chair: Dr. Tom Smolinka
Tackling the Challenges of Electric Vehicle The Influence of Energy Cell’s Size, Numerical Model of Lab-Scale Packed-Bed Determination Method of Bids for an Electricity
Fast Charging Composition and Generation-Load- Thermal Energy Storage System Market with State-of-charge Maintenance of a
Pradib Chatterjee, Infineon Technologies AG Ratio on economic Benefits Burcu Koçak, Institute of Natural and Applied Compressed Air Energy Storage System Using
Michael Armbruster, Stadtwerke Bühl Science, Cukurova University Prediction Intervals of Wind Power Output
GmbH Aki Kikuchi, Waseda University
Lowering The Cost Of Electric Vehicle Impact Of The Consumer Electricity First Results of ATES for the Cooling of Optimization of a pumped hydraulic storage
Charging Hubs Using Off-Vehicle Electric- Demand Profile On The Attractiveness Of Geothermal Plants combined with a solar power plant
ity Storage PV-coupled Battery Systems Combining Johan van Bael, VITO Fatima-Zahra Ouchani, Institut de Recherche en
Dr. Andrew Pimm, The University of Leeds Applications Energie Solaire et Energies Nouvelles (IRESEN)
Alejandro Pena-Bello, University of Geneva
Comparative Analysis of Infrastructures: Total System Control (ToSyCo) for Peak Slag as an Inventory Material for Heat Storage in a Techno-economic Evaluation Of Small-scale
Hydrogen Fueling and Electric Charging of Shaving and Efficiency Enhancement Concentrated Solar Tower Power Plant: Compressed Air Energy Storage To Support Inte-
Vehicles in Germany Christopher Lange, Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental studies on design and performance gration Of Renewable Generation In Island Grids
Dr. Peter Stenzel, FZ Jülich Integrated Systems and Device Technology of the thermal energy storage Eva Schischke, Fraunhofer-Institut für Umwelt-,
IISB Dr. Michael Krüger, German Aerospace Center Sicherheits- und Energietechnik UMSICHT
Economic Evaluation Of Lithium-Ion Power-to-heat with High Temperature Thermo- Thermodynamic Analysis of Compressed Air
Based Battery Storage Systems For Peak chemical Energy Storage – A Solution for Energy Storage Technologies
Load Shaving Applications Renewable and Affordable Industrial Process Heat João Paulo Mendes da Silva, Institute Dom Luiz -
Kevin Jacqué, RWTH ISEA Dr. Annelies Vandersickel, Technische Universität Faculty of Science - Lisbon University
München - Lehrstuhl für Energiesysteme
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 – IRES Poster Session #2
12:00 The poster exhibition features grand ideas, research proposals and case studies.
During the session the whole conference focus is laid on the posters
and the authors are there to present their findings and answer your questions.
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IRES CONFERENCE – DAY 3
Thursday, March 14, 2019
Room 801 Room 814a Room 812 Room 814b
Time Information & Speaker | Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor Information & Speaker | 1st floor
12:00 – 13:30 STORAGE ON THE MOVE BATTERIES THERMAL APPLICATIONS, CASE STUDIES, SYSTEM ANALYSIS
Session A5: Power to Heat Session B5: Batteries Session C5: Practices from HT TES Session D5: Defossilisation & Decarbonisations of
Chair: N.N. Chair: Prof. Dirk Uwe Sauer Chair: Dr. Peter Schossig the Energy Sector
Chair: Prof. Christian Breyer
The Challenge of Planning and Construct- Common Battery Storage for an Area with KEYNOTE: Molecular Solar Thermal Energy Storage KEYNOTE: Power-to-X and Deep Decarbonisation
ing Very Large-Scale Hot Water TES for Residential Houses Systems Scenarios for Europe
District Heating Systems: A Techno-Eco- Prof. Eberhard Waffenschmidt, TH Köln Kasper Moth-Poulsen, Chalmers University of André Faaij, University of Groningen
nomic Analysis Technology
Fabian Ochs, University of Innsbruck, Unit
for Energy Efficient Buildings
Hardware in the Loop Tests and Simula- Optimizing Energy Management Concept
tions of Photovoltaic Heat Pump Systems For Cooperating PV-Battery Systems
with Thermal and Electrochemical Storage Manuel Kersic, Technische Universität
Evelyn Bamberger, SPF Institute for Solar Dresden
Technology, HSR Hochschule Rapperswil
Heat Pump And Thermal Storage Sizing Harvesting the Flexibility of Distributed First Experimental Results of World’s Largest KEYNOTE: Defossilisation of the Sectors Power,
Using A Methodology For Designing Decen- Multi-Modal Energy Management Systems High-Temperature Molten Salt Thermocline Heat, Transport and Desalination – A global-local
tralised Energy Systems through an Iterative Local Energy Market Storage System with Filler View
Andrew Lyden, University of Strathclyde Sebastian Schreck, Siemens AG Corporate Dr. Christian Odenthal, German Aerospace Center Prof. Christian Breyer Company, LUT University
Technology (DLR)
Combined Thermal and Electrical PV Application Of PV And Battery Storage
Storage in Households – experience and Systems In Various Types Of Non-
measurement results Residential Buildings
Ivan Katic, Danish Technological Institute Elena Paul, Leibniz Universität Hannover
13:00 Lunch Break
14:00 IRES/ESE Common Closing Session and IRES Poster Award
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ESE CONFERENCE – DAY 1
Tuesday, March 12, 2019 Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Time Information & Speaker Time Information & Speaker
12:30 – 13:30 Workshop “How to win the best heads and make them stay” 15:00 Pfenning Elektroanlagen GmbH – Integrales Energiekonzept - Sektorkopplung
mit Wärme, Kälte, Strom und Mobilität
HM Consulting GmbH – Begrüßung und Eröffnung
15:10 Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE
Wässrige Zink-Ionen-Technologie für stationäre Batteriespeicheranwendungen
HM Consulting GmbH
Recruiting, Bewerbungsprozess (extern), Sichtbarkeit als Arbeitgeber
15:20 DNV GL – DNV GL handed over the world‘s first certificate of a large scale
energy storage systems to Acciona
Ribbon&Partner
Bewerbungsprozess (intern), Verbesserung HR Prozesse, Diagnostik 15:30 ads-tec GmbH – Fast charging in week grids
Comfield – Aufbau eines Expertenpools/ Kandidatenpools 15:45 BLOCKTRICITY – Blockchain for distributed energy and asset management
13:40 EnergieAgentur.NRW – Wasserstoff in Kommunen – Fördermöglichkeiten 16:00 Fraunhofer IGB – How to turn small scale energy- and CO2 conversion plants
more profitable
13:55 EnergieAgentur.NRW – Das Netzwerk Netze und Speicher der 16:10 WEMAG AG – Distributed storage stations for grid applications
EnergieAgentur.NRW – Aktuelle Herausforderungen und Flexibilitäts-
technologien für die Energieinfrastrukturen 16:20 STE ENERGY SPA – Hardware in the loop simulations in EES application
14:10 German Energy Solutions Initiative
How to meet German business partners all around the globe
14:20 Agency für Business and Development / GIZ – Promotional and financing pos-
sibilities for your engagement in emerging and developing economies
14:30 Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Systems and Device Technology IISB
Peak Shaving with Electrical Energy Storages
14:40 FREQCON GmbH
Industrial voltage dip compensation. Project study: Ultracapacitor-UPS
14:50 Nerve Smart Systems ApS
Optimizing Energy efficiency using Nerve Switch BMS for battery buffered HPCs
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ESE CONFERENCE – DAY 2
Wednesday, March 13, 2019 Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Time Information & Speaker Time Information & Speaker
10:05 PV Magazine – Top Ten Innovations 2019 Energy Storage Highlights 14:25 Hydrogenics
Large scale water electrolysis systems for successful Power-to-X projects
11:15 ads-tec GmbH – Intelligente Batteriespeicher in Industrien mit Leistungs-
spitzen und Powerquality-Problemen 14:35 VARTA Storage GmbH
Power2Mobility. Speichersystem-Baukasten VARTA flex storage
11:30 ZAE Bayern – Hochtemperatur-Wärmespeicher für industrielle
Abwärmenutzung in einer Gießerei 14:45 Wystrach GmbH – Storage solutions for hydrogen: stationary/mobile;
WyRefueler: mobile hydrogen gas station
11:45 TESVOLT – Batteriespeicher für Landwirte und Winzer –
Einsatzmöglichkeiten und Nutzen 14:55 BlueSky Energy – The new generation of saltwater batteries
12:00 EHI Retail Institute – Energy Storage in the Retail Industry 15:05 IRIS Energy GmbH – Multi-use battery storage systems with high power DC
charger (7D Charging Station)
12:15 Trumpf Hüttinger GmbH + Co. KG
Modular Power Conversion System for a Universal Grid Interface 15:15 KRAFTBLOCK – Thermal Energy Storage for a renewable future?
12:30 FZ Sonick SA – The State of Art of Sodism Battery Technology
15:25 Fraunhofer Institut für Siliziumtechnologie – Batteries for Special
12:45 DEHN & SÖHNE GmbH – Lightning and surge protection concepts for Applications – Design and Prototyping of Customer Defined Li-Ion-Cells
charging infrastructure
15:35 MAN Energy Solutions – From diesel engines to energy storage -
12:55 ecocoach AG – Electrification of a Multipurpose Transporter: decarbonization technologies to support the energy transition
A Story from Need to Road
15:50 Frauscher Bootswerft GmbH & Co. KG – The state of the electric powered
13:05 H-TEC SYSTEMS GmbH – Enabling flexible sector integration on a regional pleasure boat market: Navigating through the hype to see what solutions are
scale – wind power to hydrogen in Northern Germany marketed today and which products are actually bought by clients
13:20 Hoppecke Batterien GmbH & Co. KG 16:05 solutions in energie e.u.
BESS Fire Protection - An Overview of the current Situation Hydrogen Refuelling Infrastructure in Germany (practical experience)
13:35 Eaton – Integration of energy storage and EV: user cases 16:15 Aurora’s Grid – It is time to make profitable your battery storage system
13:50 AEG Power Solutions GmbH – Sector Coupling for Frequency Control Power 16:25 Skeleton Technologies – ISLE OF EIGG – Microgrid Powered by Ultracapacitors
14:05 Fraunhofer IEE – Grid integration of renewable power and storage, systems 16:35 RES Deutschland GmbH – Utility Scale Storage by Example
with new efficient and highly compact sic-inverters
16:45 ETI d.o.o. – Fuse-links for the protection of batteries
14:15 Sungrow-Samsung SDI – The deployment workflow of battery energy storage
system from Sungrow-Samsung SDI 16:55 Hyperion Executive Search GmbH – Finding Key Talent in Energy Storage
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ESE CONFERENCE – DAY 3
Thursday, March 14, 2019
Time Information & Speaker
10:00 – 14:00 PRAXIS-WORKSHOP: „Marktübersicht, Anschlussbedingungen, Sicherheit • Ausklang und Rundgang über die
und Stand der Technik von Hausspeichern“ von ZVEH und BVES Messe
Hager SE
Smart Home/ Living - Wohin entwickelt sich das Eigenheim?
denersol
Stromversorgung mit Hausspeichern – Marktübersicht
und Marktentwicklung
BVES e.V.
Sicherheitsanforderungen an Hausspeichersysteme –
Produkte, Transport, Aufstellort
Maximale Unabhängigkeit
Mittagspause
in Strom, Wärme und Mobilität
ZVEH PV-Erzeugung Lithium-
Speicherung
Anschlussbedingungen für Heimspeicher nach VDE - kostenlos fahren mit der
Dachtankstelle® E3/DC
Was ist in der Praxis zu beachten
kostenlos heizen mit
eigenem Sonnenstrom
E3/DC GmbH
Beispiel: Ran ans Gerät - Installation praktisch umgesetzt. KWK/
Die Produkte und Spezifikationen von E3/DC Öffentliches Brennstoffzelle
Stromnetz
Verkauf elektrischer
Kompetenzzentrum für Energiespeicherung und Energiesystemmanagement – Einkauf Heizstab/
Handwerkskammer Potsdam Infrarot
Qualifiziert für die Zukunft der Energietechnik
Wärmepumpe
Diskussion Ersatzstrom-
versorgung
Ausklang und Rundgang über die Messe
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