Congress presentations

Monday 25th May AM

Keynote Speech: Stephan Singer, 'Fit for Copenhagen'

Monday 25th May PM

Climate Action: No regrets Policies

S.Froning, Euroheat & Power, Brussels

P.Tolstrup, Logstor, Denmark

W. Dub, MVV Energie, Germany

C. Timpe, Oeko-Institute, Germany

A. Dyrelund, Ramboll, Denmark

P. de Beaurepaire, SNCU, France

TUESDAY, 26th May 2009 : 09.00

WORKSHOP A: CITY SHOWROOM (AM)

Chair: Lorenzo Spadoni, A2A

The Future for DHC in Brescia & Milano, Lorenzo Spadoni A2A

Hera Group development in District Heating, Roberto Barilli

A new model system for DH: Verona case, AGSM Verona SpA

Geothermal District Heating Project in Euganean Thermal Area, Nicola Modica, Ente Parco Regionale dei Colli Euganei

News in Turin, Antonio Rossi, CHP Plants, Gruppo Iride

An intelligent way to increase cogeneration & energy savings, Fabio Fidanza, Varese Risorse SpA

Workshop B: Sustainable spaces (PM)

Chair: Christoph Peters, Sabaté and Associates

Primary energy consumption of buildings and CO2 in energy production - Jarek Kurnitski, University of Helsinki, Finland

Future possibilities for DH in sustainable cities - Anna Jarehammar, Swedish Environmental Research Institute, Sweden

The Lisbon Trigeneration scheme: a model for Southern Europe –Joao Castanheira, Portugal

Interseasonal cogeneration as a carbon-neutral solution for heritage-led regeneration - Greg Keeffe, Manchester School of Architecture, United Kingdom

Casa Nova Bolzano: high comfort, low energy - Marco Castagna, European Academy Bozen, Italy

WORKSHOP C: COOLING TOMORROW (AM)

Chair: Tomas Bruce, Capital Cooling

District cooling and the regulatory framework - Johannes Jungbauer, Euroheat & Power

District cooling trends Europe and the Middle East - Akram Johansson, Logstor, Denmark

Environmental performance: building-bound vs. collective solutions – Bertrand Martin,Climespace, France

CHP based cooling for Mannheim - Stefan Holler, MVV Energie, Germany

Combined paper and cooling production in Maastricht - Johan Seuren, Essent, The Netherlands

The first large-scale cold water in Germany: operational experiences - Thorsten Urbaneck, Technical University Chemnitz, Germany

Workshop D: Technical intelligence (AM)

Chair: Knud Bonde

Technical aspects of AMR-based meter fleet surveillance –Soeren Lang

Protection of viability in district heating networks - Heinz-Juergen Skerka, Brandes, Germany

Next to the Net: Nicola Di Gregorio, PowerSolutions, Italy

Energy Savings by existing technology, Per Boysen, Danfoss, Denmark

World class hydraulic design in district heating & cooling systems - Jens Ole Hansen, COWI A/S Denmark

TF customer installations: guidelines for DH sub stations - Gunnar Nilsson, Gotenborg Energi, Sweden

Workshop E: Post-oil economies (PM)

Chair: Rob Thornton, IDEA, United States

Big-tech or small-tech: Future energy scenarios for the EU - Anders Kofoed-Wiuff, Ea Energy Analyses, Denmark

Future of Bioenergy-innovative and efficient, Peter Rechberger, AEBIOM, Brussels

Sustainable energy for Japanese Cities –Teruyoshi Kawabata, Kobe Heating & Cooling , Japan

Heat Plan Capital-Jan Elleriis, Copenhagen Energi, Denmark

Cutting London's carbon footprint - Alasdair Young, Buro Happold, United Kingdom

WORKSHOP F: VISION 2030 (AM)

Chair: Yves Delaby, Dalkia, Chairman DHC+

Thinking out of the box - Jens Uwe Meyer, Die Ideologen, Germany

Towards 2050: key forces for change - Jari Kostama, Finnish Energy Industries, Finland

The DHC Vision 2030 and 2050 - Jan Eric Thorsen, Danfoss, Denmark

A joint research agenda - Nikolai Pushkarev, DHC+, Belgium

Workshop G: Young DHC (PM)

Chair: Francesco Gulli, President AIRU

District heating and green public procurement - Thomas Keller, MVV Energie AG, Germany

Developing DHC business with quality management - Mirja Taehtinen, Helsinki Energy, Finland

The role of DHC in phasing out fossil fuels - Brian Vad Mathiesen, Aalborg University, Denmark

DHC & Biomass:Developments & incentive context in France - Yannick Leborgne, Dalkia, France

Utilizing resources that otherwise would be lost:Industrial surplus heat - Charlotte Abrahamsson, Svensk Fjernvarme, Sweden

Energy and emission balances of large cogenerative district heating systems - Mario Mantovani, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Workshop H: Market intelligence (PM)

Chair: Rune Volla, Hafslund Fjernvarme AS, Norway

DHC developments in The Netherlands - Eric van Vliet, Energiened

DHC developments in Poland - Tomasz Surma, Vattenfall Heat

DHC developments in Switzerland - Walter Boehlen, VSF

DHC developments in Austria - Georg Benke, e7 Energie Markt Analyse

DHC developments in Czech Republic - Czech District Heating Association - N.N.

DHC developments in Italy – Andrea Ponta, AIRU