Rückblick: Konferenzprogramm 2017
Time
Information
Topic
Speaker
08:30
Arrival of Attendees - Breakfast
Arrival of Attendees - Breakfast
09:45
Welcome from IRES Organizer
Prof. Peter Droege, President EUROSOLAR e.V.
09:50
SESSION 3:
Welcome from ESE Organizer Messe Düsseldorf GmbH
Werner M. Dornscheidt, President and CEO Messe Düsseldorf GmbH
10:00
Opening of the 6th ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE
Hannelore Kraft, Premier of North Rhine-Westphalia
10:20
Welcome Address from the BMWi
Thorsten Herdan, Director, Energy policy - heating and efficiency - Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
10:40
Key note speech
Welcome Address from the DG Energy
Tudor Constantinescu, Principal Advisor to the Director General DG ENERGY, European Commission
11:00
Key note speech
Opening of the ENERGY STORAGE EUROPE expo and conference
Dr. Andreas Hauer, ZAE Bayern, Chairman of the ESE conference
11:20
Key note speech
Opening of the International Renewable Energy Storage Conference
Prof. Dr. Dirk Uwe Sauer, ISEA RWTH Aachen, Chairman of IRES conference
11:40
Q&A
12:10
Opening of the trade fair and poster exhibition
13:00
Lunch
Lunch break - Visit of the Exhibition
14:00 - 15:30
SESSION 1 ESE/IRES
Intro to Business, Finance, Research and Science Topics
14:00
Dr. Andreas Hauer, Divisional Director ZAE Bavaria and Chairman of the ESE Conference
14:15
Teun Bokhoven, Chairman ECES IEA
14:30
Cordelia Thielitz, Head of New Business Area Stationary Storage, Robert Bosch GmbH, General Manager Bosch Energy Storage Solutions LLC.
14:45
100% Renewable Energy System is feasible by including Storage Technologies
Hans- Josef Fell, President of Energy Watch Group
15:00
European and German Regulatory Frameworks for Innovative Storage Technologies
Dr. Jan Ole Voß, Attorney Becker Büttner Held
15:15
Q&A
15:30
Coffee-Break
16:00 - 17:30
SESSION 2 ESE/IRES
Discussion Round
16:00
Prof. Dirk Uwe Sauer, ISEA RWTH Aachen, Chairmen of IRES Conference
Dr. Frank Michael Baumann, CEO Energie Agentur NRW
Marie Donnelly, Director - Renewables, Research and Innovation, Energy Efficiency, Directorate General Energy, European Commission (tbc)
Thorsten Herdan, Director, Energy policy - heating and efficiency - Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
Thomas Speidel, CEO ads-Tec, President BVES
17:15
Q&A
18:00
BVES Reception
Poster Session #1
09:00
10:30
Coffee Break
Power-to-Gas / Power-to-X Long-term and seasonal storage technology with a focus on their applicability, oprtimization and impact are presented and discussed in this session. Chair: tbc
Energy System Analysis (1)This session discusses the role of energy storage, sector coupling and grids for a comprehensive view on the energy transition towards renewable energy.Chair: Prof. Dr. Christian Breyer
BatteriesLatest developments in the area of battery technologies are presented in this session. In focus is the optimization of batteries, the life cycle assessment and sustainable use.Chair: tbc
Deutsche Vortragsreihe in Kooperation mit der Energieagentur.NRWDie Politik der gebremsten Energiewende - Ansprüche und Wirklichkeit bei der Umsetzung der Pariser Beschlüsse.
Session Power-to-Gas / Power-to-X
Session Energy System Analysis (1)
Session Batteries
Deutsche Vortragsreihe
11:00
Study of Power-to-Gas Technology to Facilitate the Integration of PV on the Swiss Distribution Grid
Chan Park, Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland
Effect of Storage Operation Synergies on Optimal Planning Methodology
Akhila Jambagi, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Optimizing Battery Storage Sizing and Dispatch for Use in Stationary Applications
Holger Hesse, Technical University Munich, Germany
Grußwort
Lothar Schneider, Energieagentur.NRW
11:20
Spatially-Resolved Analysis of the Challenges and Opportunities for PtG in Baden-Württemberg
Sebastian König, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
How Large Electricity Storage is Needed to Incorporate Very Large Intermittent Renewables?
Solomon Asfaw, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
Energy Management of a Hybrid 5 MW / 5 MWh Battery Energy Storage System
Michael Merten, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Anforderungen an eine konsequente Energiewendepolitik auf Basis des Monitoring-Prozesses
Maike Schmidt, ZSW Baden-Württemberg
11:40
H2 at Scale: Energy system-wide benefits of increased H2 implementation
Josh Eichman, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA
Long–Term, Multi–Sectoral Energy Scenarios For The U.S.: The Case Of Flexibility Demand
Felix Cebulla, German Aerospace Center, Germany
Life Cycle Assessment of Stationary Battery Systems – the Important Role of the Use Phase
Laura Göllner-Völker, Technical University Darmstadt, Germany
Chancen und Risiken eine forcierten Energiewende aus energiewirtschaftlicher Perspektive
Hendrik Kondziella, Universität Leipzig, Institut für Infrastruktur und Ressourcenmanagement (IIRM)
12:00
Robust Optimization and Dynamic Simulation Of A Small Sale Power-To-Ammonia Plant
Robert Weiss, VTT Technical Research Centre, Finland
Effects of Sector Coupling in the German Heat and Electricity System
Matthias Koch, Oeko-Institut e.V., Germany
Hybrid-Optimal – Demonstrating The Cellular Approach With A Hybrid Battery Concept
Lukas Held & Sebastian König, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Eckpfeiler der Energiewende
Dr. Detlef Stolten, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Institut für Energie- und Klimaforschung
12:20
Nitrogen-Based Fuels: A Novel Energy Storage Solution for Future Sustainable Energy Grids
Oren Elishav, Technion, Israel
Electricity Grid and Storage – Complements or Substitutes?
Paul Neetzow, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany
Redox Flow Batteries – Markets, Trends, Applications
Dr. Lorenzo Grande, IDTechEX GmbH, Germany
Eine Neue Energiemarktordnung für eine schnelle, dezentrale und kostengünstige Energiewende
Stephan Grüger, MdL, EUROSOLAR e.V.
12:40
Synthetic Methanol and Dimethyl Ether Production Based on Hybrid PV-Wind Power Plants
Mahdi Fasihi, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
Long-term Power System Transformation - First Results
Christian Bussar, RWTH Aachen, Germany
Preserving the Environment with Sustainable Saltwater Batteries in Africa
Matthias Hermes, Aquion Energy, Germany
13:00
Lunch Break
Poster Session #2
14:00
Deutsche Vortragsreihe in Kooperation mit der Energieagentur.NRW
Die Sektorenkopplung Erneuerbar machen - Potenziale uns Praxisbeispiele aus NRW
Vorstellung des Klimaschutzwettbewerbs EnergiSektorenkopplung.NRW
Dr. Joachim Kutscher, Forschungszentrum Jülich, ETN (Energie, Technologie, Nachhaltigkeit)
Betrieb von Brennstoffzellen-Bussen mit Wasserstoff aus der Chlorelektrolyse
Carsten Krause, HyCologne
Potentiale von Hochtemperatur-Wärmespeichern für die Sektorenkopplung
Dr. Thomas Bauer, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)
Sektorenkopplung - Smart Grids und Elektrische Mobilität
Dr. Fritz Rettberg, TU Dortmund - ie³
15:30
Coffee Break
Sensible Thermal Energy StorageSensible TES is based on storing thermal energy by heating or cooling a liquid or solid storage medium. This session takes a look at different research projects and discusses their findings.Chair: Prof. Dr. Luisa Cabeza
Energy System Analysis (2)This session discusses the role of energy storage for a spready, optimized and affordable transition to 100% renewable energy.Chair: Jose Etcheverry
PV Home StoragePV Home Storage Systems are a rapidly developing market. The session will discuss topologies, optimum sizing, profitability, impacts issues and field results.Chair: tbc
Deutsche Vortragsreihe in Kooperation mit der Energieagentur.NRWNetze und Speicher für die schnelle Energiewende - Kontroversen und Lösungsansätze
Session Sensible Thermal Energy Storage
Session Energy System Analysis (2)
Session PV Home Storage
Deutsche Vortragsreihe
16:00
A Comparative LCA of Two Single-Tank Thermal Energy Storage Systems for a 1MWe CSP Plant
Ammar Mouaky, IRESEN, Morocco
Roadmap For Battery Energy Storage in the Future EU Electricity System
Kris Kessels, VITO/Energyville, Belgium
Optimal Home Battery Sizing and Dispatch in EU Countries Taking Into Account Battery Degradation
Juan-Pablo Jiménez-Navarro, Joint Research Center, European Commission, The Netherlands
Erneuerbare Energien und Netze aus Perspektive der Bundesnetzagentur
Peter Stratmann, Bundesnetzagentur
16:20
Demonstrating Cost Effective Thermal Energy Storage in Molten Salts: DLR’s TESIS Test Facility
Christian Odenthal, German Aerospace Center, Germany
Profitability of Energy Storage Systems for Industrial Applications
Esther Mengelkamp, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
The Impact of Control Strategies on the Performance and Profitability of Li-Ion Home Storage Systems
Nina Munzke, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Welche Netze für welche Energiewende?
Wibke Brems, MdL, EUROSOLAR e.V.
16:40
Flexibilization of Industrial Combined Heat and Power Plants using Thermochemical Energy Storage
Michael Angerer, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Transition to 100% Renewable Energy Power Sector in Iran and Role of Storage Technologies
Narges Ghorbani, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
Improving PV Battery Systems Integration In Urban Areas Using Heterogeneous Demand Patterns
Geert Litjens, Utrecht University, Netherlands
Transportnetze als zukunftssichernde Maßnahmen im Industrieland NRW
Peter Barth, Amprion GmbH
17:00
Load Shifting Potential of Household Power-to-Heat Devices Employing Thermal Storage
Britta Kleinertz, Research Center for Energy Economics, Germany
Multiple Storage Technologies Offering Multiple Services in Generation Expansion Planning
Jannik Haas, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Impacts on Load Distribution and Aging in Lithium-ion Home Storage Systems
Thorsten Grün, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Moderne Verteilnetze als Rückgrat der Energiewende
Prof. Markus Zdrallek, Bergische Universität Wuppertal
17:20
Integration of Molten Salt Energy Storages into Steam Power Plants
Marc Schwarzenbart, Solar-Institut Jülich, Germany
Are PV Battery Systems Causing Ramping Problems in the German Power Grid?
David Haberschusz, ISEA RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Dezentrale Speicher als neue Elemente mit Flexibilitätspotenzial für die Netze
Prof. Dirk Uwe Sauer, RWTH Aachen
17:40
Optimized Scheduling of Heat Pump Systems for Maximum Utilization of PV-Electricity
Ajit Toradmal, Reutlingen University, Germany
Transmission Networks vs Thermal Energy Storage in a Renewable European Energy System
Thomas Brown, Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, Germany
Providing Frequency Control Reserve with a Pool of Solar Battery Systems
Raphael Hollinger, Fraunhofer ISE, Germany
Podiumsdiskussion
18:30
Networking Party
Latent Heat Storage
Melting or crystallizing materials is another way to store heat. This session takes a look at different ways, their development and effectiveness.
Chair: Ina Fernandez
Flexibility Options (1)
An energy system with high shares of RE requires flexibility for balancing the energy system. In this session the conditions for the untainted use of RE are discussed.
Chair: Davide Rivola
Community Storage (1)
Storage can be used to supply remote regions and cities of the grid with electricity. Prerequisites for storage in such areas are presented and discussed in this session.
Chair: Frank Strümpler
Country Cases (1)
Emergingcountries are going to play a big role in the energy scenario. Political landscape, policy framework, economic viability, carbon footprint are the challenges to be addressed.
Chair: Marco Merlo
Session Latent Heat Storage
Session Flexibility Options (1)
Session Community Storage (1)
Session Country Cases (1)
09:00
Concrete Core Slab with PCM for Space Heating and Cooling in Buildings
Luisa Cabeza, University of Lleida, Spain
Minimizing Storage Costs by Substituting Centralized Electrical Storage by Thermal Storage at the End User
Stefan Krauter, University of Paderborn, EET-NEK, Germany
Integrating Storages in Energy Regions and Local Communities
Caroline Möller, Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences, Germany
The Role of Storage Technologies for the Transition to a 100% Renewable Energy Power Sector in Ukraine
Christian Breyer, Lappeenranta Univ of Technology, Finland
09:20
Modelling and Experimental Validation of Fin-and-Tubes Heat Exchangers for Latent Heat Storage Applications
Hannah Neumann, Fraunhofer ISE, Germany
Economic and Environmental Evaluation of Sewage Heat Pumps and Electric Boilers Using TES
Aldo Armando Perez Rodarte, TH Köln, Germany
Economic And Environmental Cost Of Local Self-Sufficiency - Analysis Of An Urban Micro Grid
Alexander Wanitschke, Reiner Lemoine Institut, Germany
Novel LoadProGen Procedure for Micro-Grid Design
Marco Merlo, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
09:40
Erythritol, Glycerol and Olive Oil as Renewable, Safe and Cost-Effective Phase Change Materials
Saman Gunasekara, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
Use of Pilot Plant Scale Facilities as Key Factor for an Optimal Design and Operation of Commercial CSP Plants with TES systems
Luisa Cabeza, University of Lleida, Spain
Integration of the CHEST-System for Power to Heat to Power storage in Smart District Heating
Henning Jockenhöfer & Dan Bauer, German Aerospace Center, Germany
Energy Storage Technology Demand in the Transition to 100% Renewable Energy For India
Ashish Gulagi, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
10:00
Development Of A Latent Heat Storage Based On Salt Hydrates For Cooling And Domestic Hot Water
Thomas Badenhop, Vaillant Group, Germany
Unlocking Flexibility by Exploiting the Thermal Capacity of Concrete Core Activation
Bram van der Heijde, EnergyVille, Belgium
Potential of Hydrogen Storage for Off Grid Applications – A Global Analysis
Oliver Arnhold, Reiner Lemoine Institut, Germany
Optimum Combination of Photovoltaics and Batteries to Substitute Diesel Generators
Thorsten Schneiders, TH Köln, Germany
10:30
Coffee Break
Thermochemical Storage
TCS is highly effecitve and has a good volumetric energy density. The closer look at different projects provides a full insight into the current research status of this technology.
Chair: Peter Schossig
Flexibility Options (2)
The use of renewable energy and various flexibility options requires steady evaluation. This session will present different studies on the successful use of flexibility options.
Chair: Prof. Dr. Ingo Stadler
Economics
The use of storage systems comes with an investment and several strategies of estimating and returning the value of this technology.
Chair: tbc
Framework Conditions
Political and legal framework conditions still narrow the widespread use of storage. The session takes a look at chances and barriers.
Chair: tbc
Session Latent Heat Storage
Session Flexibility Options (1)
Session Community Storage (1)
Session Country Cases (1)
11:00
Sorption Thermal Energy Storage for Cooling the Battery of a Hybrid Vehicle
Georg Engel, AEE Intec, Austria
Degrees of Freedom for Primary Control with Batteries
Eberhard Waffenschmidt, TH Köln, Germany
Modeling Future Storage Requirements in Europe: a Separation of Drivers
Wolf-Peter Schill, DIW Berlin, Germany
The New Legal Framework for Energy Storage in Germany
Martin Altrock, Becker Büttner Held Rechtsanwälte, Germany
11:20
Experimental Set-Up and Testing Procedure for the Assessment of Sorption Energy Storages
Salvatore Vasta, CNR-ITAE, Italy
Exploiting Resource Complementarities To Reduce Energy Storage Need
Solomon Asfaw, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
Investment Decisions In Imperfect Power Markets With Hydrogen Storage
Jan Michalski, Ludwig-Bölkow-Systemtechnik GmbH, Germany
Contrasts Among European Regulatory Frameworks for Energy Storage and Markets
Corentin Baschet, Clean Horizon Consulting, France
11:40
Waste Heat Driven Thermochemical Heat Transformation Based On A Salt Hydrate
Jana Stengler, German Aerospace Center, Germany
Evaluation Of The Potential Of Electric And Thermal Storage Using Algorithms
Vasco Medici, SUPSI, Switzerland
Price Development and Bidding Strategies for BESS on the Primary Control Reserve Market
Johannes Fleer, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
Is Flexibility from the Heat and Gas Sector More Feasible after Recent Reforms in Germany?
Christine Brandstätt, Fraunhofer IFAM, Germany
12:00
Realization of a 4kW Thermochemical Segmented Reactor in Household Scale for Seasonal Heat Storage
Mohammadreza Gaini, Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
Increased Grid Flexibility of PV and Heat Pump Systems with Local Storage
Mattia Battaglia, Hochschule für Technik Rapperswil, Switzerland
Maximizing the Value of Behind-the-Meter Energy Storage
Jonathan Hart, Center for Sustainable Energy, USA
Sizing Battery Storage For Multiple Applications - The Effect Of Policy
Jan Ossenbrink, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
12:20
Energy Performances of Ultra-Low Grade Heat Upgrading for Thermochemical Energy Storage
Oleksandr Skrylnyk, University of Mons, Belgium
Monetizing Distributed Energy Storage
Anissa Dehamna, Navigant Research, USA
Public Acceptance Study for CSP-ORC Power Plant in Benguerir, Morocco
Dr. Mouad Arrad, IRESEN, Morocco
12:40
Thermochemical Energy Storage for Seasonal Balance of Available Electricity and Heat Demand
Marc Linder, German Aerospace Center, Germany
Synergies in Combining Use Of Heat Storages And Batteries In PV-CHP-Hybridsystems
Tanja Kneiske, Fraunhofer IWES, Germany
The Economics of ESS: How to Enhance Income Streams for Energy Storage in Combination with CHP Plants
Rico Wojanowksi, Hochschule Darmstadt, Germany
Communicating about Electricity Storage: Experts’ And Laypeople's Perspectives
Barbara Sophie Zaunbrecher, Human-Computer Center, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
13:00
Lunch Break
Sorption Storage for Solar Heat
The improvement of thermal sorption storages needs studies into new materials and into better understanding of components and systems. Results are presented in this session.
Chair: Wim van Helden
Applications and Case Studies
The role, the potential and the benefits of various energy technologies in different countries and regions of applicability are discussed in this session.
Chair: tbc
Community Storage (2)
To be using storage in off grid areas requires an evaluation of the conditions. This session will take a look at various examples to discuss the optimal use of storage in remote communities.
Chair: tbc
Country Cases (2)
Emerging countries are going to play a big role in the energy scenario. Political landscape, policy framework, economic viability, carbon footprint are the challenges to be addressed.
Chair: Marco Merlo
Session Latent Heat Storage
Session Flexibility Options (1)
Session Community Storage (1)
Session Country Cases (1)
14:00
Introduction: The 4-Temperature-Approach – A Method to Evaluate Materials for TCM Heat Storages
Johannes Krämer, ZAE Bayern, Germany
Comparison of Environmental Impacts of Elec-tricity Generation for Graciosa Island, Azores
Peter Stenzel, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
Optimal Use of Energy Storage Potentials in a Renewable Energy System with District Heating
Pascal Dubucq, Hamburg University of Technology, Germany
Assessment of Energy Storage Technologies in Transition to a 100% RE System for Nigeria
Ayobami Solomon Oyewo, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
14:20
Thermal and Desiccant Properties of Sorption Media
Kristian Krekic, University of Kassel, Germany
The Potential of Thermal Energy Storage Technologies in District Heating System in Estonia
Anna Volkova, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Energetic, Economic Analysis of the Use of Heat Storage in a District Heating Network
Kevin Sartor, University of Liege, Belgium
Implementing Energy Storage In An Evolving Regulatory Environment
Samuel Portebos, Clean Horizon, France
14:40
Investigation of Water Evaporation for Closed Sorption Storage Systems
Bai Nam Dang, AEE Intec, Austria
The Impacts of High V2G Participation in a 100% Renewable Åland Energy System
Michael Child, Lappeenrante University of Technology, Finland
Feasibility Study of PC & Li-Ion Battery Based Michro-Grids for Bolivian Off-Grid Communities
Sergio Luis Balderrama Subieta, Liege University, Belgium
Pilot Solar-PV Rural Electrification Scheme for Isalu Community in Ota Nigeria
Samuel Tita Wara, Covenant University, Nigeria
15:00
Experimental and NumericalInvestigations of an Adsorption Storage for Cooling Applications
Simone Semprini, University Stuttgart, Germany
Dynamic Analysis of Adiabatic CAES with Molten Salt TES and Electric Resistance Heating
Tomi Thomasson, VTT Technical Research Centre, Finland
15:20
Heat and Mass Transfer of a H2O/LiBr Falling Film Absorber with a Horizontal Tube Bundle
Federico Lonardi, University of Kassel, Germany
15:30
Summary of the conference
16:30
Closing of the conference