Det Energipolitiske Udvalg, Miljø- og Planlægningsudvalget 2009-10 EPU alm. del Bilag 357, MPU alm. del Bilag 694 Offentligt

WHERE GREEN BUSINESS MEANS GOOD BUSINESS

Good Business, Green Growth, Great Cities

Preliminary program September 29 & 30, 2010 – ,

29 September 2010

Conference Networking and private events 0930 Registration opens 1030- Private meetings 1200 Master classes Speed-networking Open for sponsor side events Lectures 1130 Exhibition opens to audience 1200- Networking lunch 1300 (in exhibition area) 1300- Welcome to Copenhagen and WCS 2010 1310 Frank Jensen, Lord of Copenhagen (Denmark) with Bo Asmus Kjeldgaard Mayor for Technology and Environment, City of Copenhagen (Denmark)

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1310- Welcoming statement from the dedicated business community 1320 Anders Eldrup, CEO, Dong Energy

1320- Opening Key Note Speaker 1340 Ted Nordhaus, author, researcher, and political strategist, Chairman of The Breakthrough Institute (USA)

1340- Building The Green Economy: From vision to reality 1430 Following the presentation by The Danish Commission on Climate Change Policy at xx on the plan to make Denmark free of fossil fuels, business leaders and experts will discuss how the vision of a green economy can become a reality. What are the drivers and roles in delivering sustainable growth? What is the interplay between technology, investment, policy and innovation? What is the role of public-private partnerships? The session should convey to the audience of how economies – whether cities, regions or countries - can make the transition to a truly green economy.

Speakers: Chaired by Katherine Richardson, Chairman, Danish Commission on Climate Change Policy, (Denmark) Brice Koch, Exec. Vice President & Head of Marketing, ABB Group, (Switzerland); Michael K. Rasmussen, Chief Marketing Officer, VELUX (Denmark); Anders Eldrup, CEO, DONG Energy, (Denmark); Jules Kortenhorst, CEO, European Climate Foundation (the Netherlands)

1430- Coffee Break 1500 (in exhibition area) 1500- Driving the Green Economy: Best practice & the global Frontrunners Presentations and workshops 1550 Around the world, a number of economies have realized that green business is Key sponsors and partners are invited to place a presen- good business and are harnessing the potential of renewable energy without tation or other event in the official program

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waiting for new international policy frameworks or carbon markets to become VELUX & the DONG Energy & ABB reality. This session will present best practice and case studies from some of the Active House climate most focused and ambitious. We present four cases: partnerships - Republic of Korea’s semiconductor adventure - UK’s wind energy strategy - ’s leadership on solar - Aarhus– creating a world class cluster in wind

Speakers: Chaired by Jeff Anderson, Executive Director, Clean Energy Economy (US); Mr. Manuel Zarauza, Vice President, Seoul Semiconductor (Korea); Will Cavendish, Director General International Energy & Climate Change, DECC (UK); Dieter Salomon, Mayor of Freiburg (Germany) (TBC); Greg Clark, Sustainable City Expert, citiesandregions.com (Aarhus/UK/Denmark) 1550- SUSTAINABLE CITIES TRACK: HOSTED BY CITY OF COPENHAGEN Meet The Speakers Café Taking on the crowd (in 1640 Green cities take the lead: Smart cities, smart growth (in the exhibition workshop the exhibition workshop Across the world, cities are taking leadership in the green economy. This area) area) session presents some of the worlds’ green city role models and will explore the role of cities in combating climate change and environmental challenges while Speakers from the plenary A stage, a key figure in at the same time creating new, sustainable growth. By collaborating with session sit down in clean tech and a circle of leading innovators from business, local governors are already sparking green informal surroundings to delegates: Ask any development and practical solutions that help create better, cleaner and more hear your comments or question you like! attractive local communities. The session gives voice to and cities to answer your follow up The CEO takes on the discuss what really works in growing sustainably. questions crowd The mayor takes on the This session kicks off a number of discussions on sustainable cities during the crowd two conference days. The overall sustainable cities track is exclusively hosted by the City of Copenhagen and Mayors Frank Jensen & Bo Asmus Kjeldgaard.

Speakers: Moderated by Mark Kenber, Policy Director, The Climate Group (UK) Frank Jensen, Copenhagen (Denmark); David Miller, Mayor, Toronto (); Boris Johnson, London (UK) (TBC), Oh Se-hoon, Mayor, Seoul (South Korea) (TBC); Mr. Chen Tian, Director General, Environmental Protection Bureau, Beijing Municipality (China) 3

1640- Key Note Speaker 1710 Professor Lord Anthony Giddens, London School of Economics 1715- State of the green market: Preparing for the next boom 1800 (on exhibition area stage) Clean tech investments globally are rocketing, even in a time of economic uncertainty. Leading thinkers from politics, business and science will join this panel to discuss the business opportunities for clean tech in coming years. Will the Tigers still be rising and the Giant still be sleeping? Will Europe continue to lead if reduction targets are easily met? Will the new superpower China push even harder to be the green frontrunner? What are the most promising technologies and investments?

Speakers: Chaired by Björn Stigson, President, WBCSD (Switzerland) Daniel Kammen, Professor, Lawrence Berkeley Lab (US), Preben Sørensen, Partner, Deloitte (Denmark); Ditlev Engel, CEO, Vestas Wind Systems A/S (Denmark); Jukka Pertola, CEO , Siemens Denmark (Denmark)

1930- Networking Dinner (reservations only)

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30 September 2010

Conference Networking and private events 0815 Registration opens 0830- Sponsor & partner side events 0915 Exhibition open 0915- From to Boulder : Leading the green revolution Global Cleantech Cluster workshops 0955 Connie Hedegaard, Commissioner for Climate Action Bill Ritter, Governor, State of Colorado (US) (on exhibition area stage)

Leaders of two of the world’s most ambitious green economies meet for the first time. Colorado is becoming the Clean Economy champion in the US and the world’s smart grid hub, attracting companies and investors from all over the world. EU is a long time champion in green policies, but at the moment also divided on the issue of reduction targets for CO2. What can the two leaders learn from each other – and are their respective green models replicable? Moderated by: Per Meilstrup, Climate Director, Monday Morning Break-out sessions and workshops in parallel Hosted workshops with moderated panels of business leaders, experts and policy makers (in exhibition area) SUSTAINABLE CITIES TRACK: Strategically Sustainable Join the partners and sponsors for interactive HOSTED BY THE CITY OF COPENHAGEN discussions and presentations

Smart City Development

Smart cities, smart grids 1000- Plugging in the intelligent Exploring smart city Inspiring sustainable The green gap roundtables: Hosted by University 1055 buildings: The next giant initiatives and best leadership: Being green of Aalborg, University of Aarhus, University of step for the future energy practices: needs to go beyond Copenhagen, university of Southern Denmark systems is connecting Cities are able to push reactive CSR plans. Today, and Technical University of Denmark, Risoe – offices, industry and homes forward technologies and too many organizations DTU to the grid, establishing practices that create regard CSR as a cost rather 1000-1200: Biomass and Bioenergy Lead by Jørgen E. Olsen, research professor, Department of 5 two way communications smarter, better and more than a strategic tool to Agroecology and Environment Research Centre Foulum, between energy producers livable cities for citizens generate new growth. Aarhus University. Lead author, IPCC •The roundtable will consider the bottlenecks in research and energy consumers. and businesses. This Now is the window to and development related to the following critial points: This session will present session explores the change your CSR policy •How large is the global biomass resourcer and how can this state-of-the-art technology planning aspects from idea from a cost to an income be increased? and models for intelligent and vision over master perspective. Because still •Which sustainability issues need to be considered for buildings that help users plans and drawings to more consumers are biomass use and how can this be ensured? •What are the technology bottlenecks in conversion of make smart choices when implementation, demanding that companies biomass to energy carriers and materials (including consuming energy and in construction and use. What think sustainability in their biorefineries)? some cases producing are city leaders looking for core business. CSR window energy themselves. as they plan to grow their dressing – for instance by 1300-1500: Energy Efficiency Intelligent use of energy is cities? What are the most bragging that your Lead by Carsten Rode, Professor, head of section, Technical University of Denmark a prerequisite for low promising technology organization is saving The roundtable will focus on energy efficiency in buildings, carbon cities, whether it is solutions? And who are paper or tuning off the especially in terms of retrofitting, and efficiency in in their own institutions making the leap from lights – will no longer industrial processes, including SMEs and buildings or in the vision to reality? impress. Only when homes, companies and Architects and city planners companies start thinking 1500-1700: Intelligent Energy Systems Lead by Henrik Bindslev, Director at Technical University of offices of its citizens. will engage in a discussion CSR and sustainability as Denmark, Risoe/DTU, chairman of European Energy We explore how cities can with visionary leaders from part of their Research Alliance (REEA) promote intelligent green cities to test and product/service deliveries The roundtable will address the development of a highly buildings and benefit from discuss how smart city will consumers pay flexible and intelligent energy system which facilitates substantial higher amounts of renewable energy. Both with the latest innovations and initiatives work and how attention. regard to necessity and perspectives in OECD countries and what business good practice and bold Overall, consumers will rapidly developing economies in the far East with focus on opportunities this ideas can are transformed choose companies which what and why and explore challenges and opportunities. represents. into best practice. not only think shareholder Will address stimulus packages in China and US. The Moderator: Rolf Ask The panel will discuss what management, but roundtable will cover supply, grid, end use as well as International cooperation (electrons) with focus on Gap Clausen, Managing Editor, technologies and solutions stakeholder management. analyses and the aim to set the research agenda and Community, Mediehuset work today and which Consumers demand that stimulate cooperation between industry and research. Ingeniøren policies are being adopted. companies actively City leaders will tell what acknowledge and support Colin Calder, CEO, Passiv inspires them and will seek the community in which Systems (UK) to inspire the audience to they operate. Chris Twinn, Arup (UK) put forward their ideas for You might call this a true (TBC) better and smarter city paradigm shift which calls

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Harry Veerhar, Director, solutions that can spark for new leadership skills. Philips Lighting (Holland) intelligent growth and And this session will discuss (TBC) better life in our urban the needed mindset, the areas. needed skills and the This session will present implications and rewards cases from: Copenhagen, of implementing , London ‘Sustainable leadership’. Moderator: International Moderator: Asger Herald Tribune Daugbjerg, Director, Monday Morning Bo Asmus Kjeldgaard, Mayor for Technology and Andrew J. Hoffman, Environment, Copenhagen Professor, University of (DK) Michigan (US) (TBC) Helle Lis Søholt, CEO and Bjørn Kj. Haugland, COO Partner, Gehl Architects Sustainability & Innovation, (DK) DNV (N) Denis Baupin, Deputy Niall Dunne, Saatchi & Mayor of Paris (France) Saatchi S (US) (TBC) (TBC) Thomas Nagy, EVP Peter Head, Director, Arup Novozymes (DK) (UK) (TBC) Schneider Electrics Nicky Gavron, London (UK) (TBC) 1100- Powering the future with Private-public partnerships Creating a world class Hosted workshop: 1200 smart energy: for clean development: cluster: Aarhus - the wind Danish Standards Foundation The deployment of large Smart city models are seen capital of the world Based scale smart grids and as key to reaching on Aarhus as a case study, connecting to national or ambitious goals for CO2 this session explores how a transnational grids is a reductions while sustaining region can build on viable next step in many growth and quality of life in strongholds and create a cities and local areas. local communities. hub for a specific Without it, many cities will A number of cities are sustainable technology – not be able to meet their exploring innovative wind. Aarhus region has

7 targets for reducing models for collaboration already attracted a large emissions and improving with private businesses and number of companies and energy efficiency. institutions and are finding competencies within the This session will discuss the new ways of shaping the global wind sector. public-private partnerships city infrastructure to create needed, the interplay optimal conditions for Hosted by Nicolai between policy and growth and jobs that goes Wammen, Lord Mayor of innovation and will hand in hand with Aarhus and Laura Hay, showcase how cities can sustainability. These smart Councillor of Aarhus. function intelligently with cities can serve as Moderated by Greg Clark, smart grids at their core. important points of Sustainable City Expert, The city context can reference for creating citiesandregions.com accelerate the green growth in all cities development of an around the world and for Speakers: intelligent energy grid rolling out and scaling new Stephan Karl Mey, CEO, system with energy storage technologies and business Suzlon Wind Energy A/S capacity and controllability models. Ove Poulsen, Director of of network and customer This session will explore Aarhus School of demands; models for private-public Engineering (DK) Leading experts will collaboration that work. demonstrate how Cities and private renewable energy can be companies will join this integrated in the city session and share their energy mix and how the experiences and be smart grid is a part of the challenged by experts in bigger grid picture and investigate the most essential for the growth of important challenges for the green development. reaching better cross The session will present sector collaboration. cases from: Colorado, This session will present Richmond, and cases from: Kalundborg . and Colorado Moderator: Martin Moderator: Lars Johansen, Lidegaard, Chairman, Director, Monday Morning Concito 8

John Zysman, Professor, Joost Brinkman, Project UC, Berkeley, (US); Manager, Amsterdam Sandi Moilanen, Director of Smart City (Holland) Trade & Investment for John LoPorto, CEO, Power EMEA,Colorado (US) Tagging Technologies (USA) Martin K. Andersen, EU Wade O. Troxell, Associate head of office, City of Dean, Colorado State Kalundborg/Industrial University (USA) Symbiosis (DK) Marie Fossum, VP, Fortum ()

1200- Smart grid lunch seminar Networking lunch Private lunches (sponsor hosted) 1330 Hosted by UK Trade & (in exhibition area) Investment Our panel discusses the projects and policies shaping the future of Britain's energy infrastructure. Massive investment in renewable power generation in the UK necessitates a step- change in the way our energy system operates, from connection of the world's largest offshore wind farms to the incorporation of increasingly sophisticated ICT on the demand-side. Our panel will outline the current state of the system and discuss the opportunities and 9

challenges that this presents for government and industry over the coming years. 30 min. networking lunch followed by 60 min. panel discussion.

Steve Aughton, Siemens T&D National Grid (TBC) Renewable UK (TBC) DECC (TBC) 1330- Exclusive Exhibition Speaker Bjarke Ingels, BIG 1355 (on exhibition area stage)

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Break-out sessions and workshops in parallel Side Events with moderated panels of business leaders, experts and policy makers

1400- Building the future energy ESCO – guide to the Green and lean Nordic Council of Municipality of 1450 grid: Building national and revolutionary business workshop Ministers – Kalundborg transnational intelligent and model: Lean became the leading Presentation of integrated energy systems is This session will focus on business process model essential to the the Energy Service during the 1990’es, transformation from “old” Companies (ESCO) business improving efficiency and energy to “new” energy on model for energy quality in businesses all country-, city- and regional efficiency, one of the green over the world. Now level. Achieving energy business models in the Green Lean is repeating security, pushing forward world gaining the most its success, improving and utilizing the full momentum with local and energy efficiency and potential of renewable national governments and driving down emissions. energy sources – e.g. wind, business. solar, biomass, geothermal ESCO implements energy Brett Wills, The author of and cutting down on energy saving projects in public Green Intentions will consumption all comes down and private organizations; present how to lean and to the development of in buildings, plants, green and show the “super highways” for installations and specific steps a firm must electrons. infrastructure, against take to achieve Based on concrete, applied getting a share of the environmental solutions and real life case future saving of energy. sustainability. studies the session explores Leading experts within the the full perspective of business will map the best national and transnational cases in and depict the grids. You will learn about possibilities of the model the development of one of and benefits for all parts of

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the worlds’ most advanced the cooperation – and national grids, about the ways to improve the storage challenges, about models. The audience will the prospects of how a share information, be supergrid can revolutionize inspired from other ESCO the European energy supply activities and learn how to and meet leading policy and proceed with the model in business experts who push order to promote energy forward the agenda. efficiency. The purpose of the session is Moderator: Danish Energy to give an understanding and Association answers to what the future energy grid should look like, Jeppe Rasmussen, VP what it will take and who can Buildings and Business, make it happen. Schneider Electric (France) This session will present Scott Petersen, Marketing cases from: Denmark and Director – Energy the rest of Europe Solutions, Honeywell Moderator: New Economics Building Solutions (UK) Forum

Søren Dupont Kristensen, Head of Strategic Planning, Energinet.Dk (DK) Tom Plant, Director of the Colorado Governor’s Energy Office (US) Taking on the crowd (in Pierre Bernard, Secretary the exhibition area) General, ELIA, member of Friends of the Supergrid A stage, a key figure in (Belgium) clean tech and Eurelectric (EU) (TBC) a circle of delegates: Ask 1455- Green Mobility: The Building for the future: Green procurement: Meet The Speakers any question you like! 1545 transportation sector is in How new and old built Intelligent and strategic Café The Communicator many ways “the wicked environment can be an focus on buying green (in exhibition area) takes on the crowd 12 problem” for all cities, first asset in going green products for your The Innovator takes and foremost because of the The built environment is business, public or private Speakers from the on the crowd increase in emissions and air the major consumer of organization is an plenary session sit pollution from cars and energy and emitter of CO2 effective way of down in informal trucks. and is thus core to any low improving your carbon surroundings to Smart grids offer, however, carbon city development. footprint – and also an hear your one of the most promising Showcasing examples of important way to drive comments or emerging solutions. Charging how to design new, green new, green markets. answer your follow electric vehicles with clean city areas and reshape and up questions energy sources from the grid retrofit existing buildings, The session will focus on in the right place at the right this session introduces the challenges to time is a way forward. It state-of-the-art models, innovative and green means not only low carbon ideas and technologies for procurement and provide cars and trucks, but also greening our built solutions to meet them. solves the energy security environment. While Moderator: World challenges that any energy pushing forward Business Council for system would meet if we all sustainable growth, smart, Sustainable Development bought EVs and plugged green houses, offices and them in the wall. neighborhoods is also a Jonas Engberg, Social & Leading expert from the way to improve the quality Environmental industry, policymakers and of 21 Century city life. Coordinator, IKEA energy suppliers will shed Moderator: Danmark light on how the electric Gitte Seeberg, Secretary vehicles and fuel cell vehicles Tomas Gustafsson, chief General, WWF (TBC) should be rolled out as an strategist, Stockholm Søren Jakobsen, CEO integrated part of a future (Sweden) Danish National smart city energy system, Michael Schäfer, Die Procurement Ltd (DK) including infrastructure. Grünen, (D) (TBC) Nordic Council of The session will present Ole Gustavsen, CEO, Ministers cases from: Bornholm, Snøhetta (Norway) (TBC) London, Copenhagen, Ilmar Reepalu, Mayor of Moderator: Bjarke Møller, Malmö (Sweden) (TBC) Chief Editor, Monday Morning

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Jens Moberg, CEO, Better Place Denmark (DK) (TBC) Kai Karring, The Mobility House (Austria) (TBC) Lene Grønning, Business Center Bornholm (DK) Nils Dullum, CEO, CleanCharge Solutions (DK) Coffee served in exhibition area 1550- 1650 Nordic Ministers Session: Green Global Competitiveness from a Nordic Perspective (on exhibition area stage) Presented by the Nordic Council of Ministers and Nordic Innovation Center

The Nordic region has been a point of reference for global clean tech for many years and the Nordic countries are all pursuing aggressive green strategies, based on established clean tech strongholds and a history of successful public-private partnerships.

But what will it take to sustain this competitive position as a global point of reference for green economies?

In this session, Ministers from Nordic countries will meet to discuss how they view national strengths and challenges and how the Nordic countries can collaborate to stay competitive in the global clean tech markets

This session also invites key companies from the Nordic region and selects foreign market representatives to challenge the ministers with questions and ideas for Nordic collaboration. Speakers: Introduced by Halldór Ásgrímsson, Secretary General, NCM (Iceland), (TBC) Panel participants: Lykke Friis, Minister of Energy & Climate (Denmark) Trond Giske, Minister of Trade & Industry (Norway), (TBC) Mauri Pekkarinen, Minister of Economic Affairs () , (TBC) 14

Katrín Júlíusdóttir, Minister of Industry Energy and Tourism (Iceland) , (TBC) Prepared questions from industry leaders from Nordic countries and key foreign markets 1650- Wrap up: See you next year at World Climate Solutions 2011 1655 1700- Climate Cup award ceremony Nordic minister’s reception at Nordic pavilion

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