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Vaasa, Finland 20 - 24 VAASA, 2017 MARCH FINLAND PROGRAM ENERGYWEEK CONTACTS & INFO 4 SCHEDULE 6 Our new vision EVENTS is called Energia- & Ympäristöseminaari ..................8 Gigavaasa Vaasa Wind Exchange & Solar ......................10 3 Energy Business Forum ..................................11 Sales Café ...........................................................12 Energy Regulation ............................................16 ENERGY- Cyber Security & Digitalization .....................18 WEEK Energy Match .....................................................19 2017 POWERED Vaasa Gas Exchange ........................................20 BY EnergySpin Forum ............................................21 Energy & Buildings Seminar ..........................22 37 PUBLISHER: EnergyVaasa PROVIDED BY: Vaasa Region Development Company VASEK, City of Vaasa, Technology PRODUCTION AND LAYOUT: Centre Oy Merinova Ab, Ostrobothnia Chamber of Commerce, Pohjanmaan Expo, Vaasa C2 Advertising Energy Institute, University of Helsinki (Vaasa Unit of Legal Studies), Vaasa University of PRINTING: WaasaGraphics Applied Sciences, Jyväskylä Regional Development Company Jykes Ltd., Enterprise Europe Network VAASA - THE NORDIC ENERGY CAPITAL AIMING FOR GIGAFACTORY Once again Vaasa has the honour of hosting Finland’s number one event for the energy industry. Vaasa Energy Week brings together some 4,000 experts to exchange thoughts, ponder future trends and make the world a cleaner place to live. We need visions, they give us educational institutions and important player in the global the direction to go forward. other organizations towards energy and environmental The vision of the City of Vaasa growth and development. issues. That is why we are aiming was to be the Energy Capital of Now Vaasa wants to become for Gigafactory. the Nordic Countries and that a part of visions that are far I wish you a rewarding and vision quickly became the reality. greater, visions that will change enjoyable week in Vaasa! Vaasa has an energy industry the world for the better. Our cluster that is also internationally new vision is called Gigavaasa distinguished. More than 140 and we are currently preparing TOMAS HÄYRY MAYOR, CITY OF VAASA companies within the energy a proposal for the next Tesla sector represent a turnover of Gigafactory to be built in over 4 billion euros. All these Vaasa. Sustainable development companies work together with is our passion and Vaasa is an ACTIONS ARE NEEDED FOR MEETING THE TARGETS OF THE PARIS AGREEMENT Last November, the historical agreement reached in Paris came into effect. Still, we live in uncertain times and the challenges we face are great. Global warming is progress- The current government should in making solar and wind ing at alarming speed. Also continue this process. power viable options in Finland. in Finland, we must not Lastly, the government Subsidising electric cars or underestimate the needs for should see the benefits of cir- developing our smart electrical action - especially considering cular economy. It is important grid are ways to harness our renewable energy - if we are to to remember that we all live in innovative potential. It is better meet the Paris target of 1.5°C. a world of alternative costs — for the environment. It is better Firstly, the Finnish govern- waste generation can thus be for our health. And it is better ment should take a firm stand completely profitable. Therefore, for creating new jobs. in banning the use of coal. economic incentives for promot- Secondly, it should change ing the circular economy should its position on peat. The last not be ignored in efforts to reach VILLE NIINISTÖ KEYNOTE SPEAKER, government decided to decrease the Paris targets. VAASA WIND EXCHANGE the use of peat systematically. We should turn our efforts AND SOLAR Foreword | 3 CONTACTS & INFO CONTACT, ENERGYWEEK-ISSUES TOURIST INFO TAXI Hanna Alavillamo +358 (0)6 325 1145 +358 (0)600 30011 [email protected] [email protected] +358 (0)50 563 8605 RESTAURANTS BRASSERIE & BAR FONDIS IL BANCO European style brasserie Italian restaurant with a broad winelist Mon-Thu 11-23, Fri 11-02, Sat 12-02 Mon-Fri 9.30-23 Hovioikeudenpuistikko 15 Sat 11.30-23 WWW.FONDIS.FI Hovikoikeudenpuistikko 11 WWW.ILBANCO.FI FRANS & NICOLE Mon- Sat 11:00-24:00 KAFFEHUSET AUGUST 1H + K Hovioikeudenpuistikko 18 Lunch, á la carte Breakfast, lunch, evening menu WWW.RAFLAAMO.FI Mon 9-21, Tue-Fri 9-23, Sat 11-23 Mon 8.30-16, Tue-Fri 8.30-23, Sat 10-23 Hovioikeudenpuistikko 13 Hovikoikeudenpuistikko 13 A (2nd floor) GUSTAV WASA WWW.KAFFEHUSETAUGUST.FI WWW.1HK.FI Fine Dining & Gastropub Mon-Fri 18- AMARILLO Sat 16- Southern style restaurant Raastuvankatu 24 READ MORE: Mon 11-22, Tue-Thu 11-23, WWW.GUSTAVWASA.COM Fri-Sat 11-24 VISITVAASA.FI Rewell Center 2nd floor, Ylätori WWW.AMARILLO.FI CAFÉES AROMA FAZER CAFE LOFTET Finland’s best bakery (winner 2014) Hovioikeudenpuistikko 15 A A café in charming 19th century Mon-Fri 8-17, Sat 9-14 Mon-Fre 08:30 - 19:00 surroundings that also serves lunch Hovioikeudenpuistikko 11 www.fazer.fi Mon-Fri 10-17, Sat 10-15 WWW.AROMA.FI Raastuvankatu 28 KONDITORI WASA WWW.LOFTET.FI CAFE DE PARIS Local bakeries’ products, also French café culture. Broad variety of lunchmenu SWEET VAASA coffees and sweet and salty snacks. Mon-Fri 8-18, Sat 9-15 Cakes, salads, lunch Lunch. Market Hall, Vaasanpuistikko 18 Mon-Tue 10-18, Wed-Thu 10-21 Mon-Fri 7.30-19, Sat 07.30-18, WWW.WASAKONDITORI.FI Fri 10-22, Sat 10-18 Sun 11-16 Hovioikeudenpuistikko 11 Rewell Center 1st floor WWW.SWEETVAASA.FI WWW.CAFEPARIS.FI 4 | EnergyWeek contacts & Info TO DO BOCK’S CORNER BREWERY THE CLUB WASA CINEMA BOWLING A small independent brewery, Pool, darts Bowling, pool also serves food Thu 18-22 Mon-Tue 13-12, Wed-Thu 13-22, Mon-Thu 16-22, Fri-Sat 16-02, Kauppapuistikko 20 Fri-Sat 13-24 Sun 14-20 WWW.THECLUB.FI Kauppapuistikko 18 Gerbyntie 18 (2,6 km from city centre) WWW.CINEMABOWLING.COM WWW.BOCKSCORNERBREWERY.COM TROPICLANDIA THE APP-GUIDE VAASA WALKS Spa, sauna Download the App (available in App Store GLORIA VAASA Sun-Thu 10-20, Fri-Sat 10-21 and Google Play) and take a guided walk Movie theatre Kesäpolku 1 in Vaasa on your own. Hovioikeudenpuistikko 16 WWW.TROPICLANDIA.FI WWW.BIOREX.FI DID YOU KNOW? The Kvarken Archipelago is the only Finnish natural heritage on the world to witness the phenomenon of land uplift. The Kvark- UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Kvarken is part of a global family en Archipelago possesses a genuine geological value since the of 46 Marine World Heritage sites together with the High Coast rapid rate of the land uplift is one of the highest observed world- in Sweden. wide. Further, the archipleago, together with the High Coast, is a key area for understanding the processes of land uplift caused There is room to breathe in our sunny and barren archipelago. by the melting of the ice sheet during the last ice age. Unique Let the tender sea breeze sweep your troubles and worries away. traces, or glacial depositional landforms, of the ice age can also Enjoy here and now, all year round. be observed in the Kvarken archipelago, as De Geer-moraines and Ribbed-moraines. These landforms add to the variety of the The Kvarken Archipelago together with the High Coast in Sweden landscape in the region. form a transboundary World Natural Heritage site. We received the World Heritage status because our area is the best place in Read more: WWW.KVARKENWORLDHERITAGE.FI EnergyWeek contacts & Info | 5 SCHEDULE MARCH 20-24, 2017 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY March 20 March 21 March 22 Vaasa Wind Vaasa Wind Exchange & Solar Exchange & Solar Vaasa Wind Exhibition Exhibition Exchange & solar Vaasa City Hall Vaasa Wind Vaasa City Hall Seminar 10:00 - 17:00 Exchange & solar 10:00 - 15:00 Vaasa City Hall Seminar 10:30 - 14:45 Vaasa City Hall Ympäristö- Sales Café seminaari 11:00 - 15:30 Energy Business Workshop Vaasan Forum Hanken kaupungintalo Ritz 12:00 - 16:45 12:00 - 16:15 Energy Match 13:00 - 17:10 Vaasa City Hall 10:00 - 16:00 Energy Business Networking Ritz 17:10 - 19:00 EnergyWeek Evening 1 EnergyWeek Evening 2 Fontana Club Academill 19:00 19:00 - 23:30 Exchange –events Seminar events Evening events Other events 6 | Schedule THURSDAY FRIDAY March 23 March 24 Energy Cyber Security Vaasa Gas Energy & Energy & Regulation & Digitalization Exchange Buildings Buildings Seminar Restaurant Ritz Exhibition Exhibition Vaasa City Hall Central 9:00 - 16:00 Vaasa City Hall Vaasa Gas Vaasa City Hall 09:00 - 14:00 09:00 - 15:00 09:00 - 17:00 Exchange 09:00 - 15:00 Seminar Exhibitor briefings Vaasa City Hall 12:00 - 15:30 10:00 - 15:10 Energy Match EnergySpin Vaasa City Hall Vaasa-opisto 10:00 - 16:00 13:00 - 17:00 EnergySpin networking Energy Regulation Hanken cocktails 17:00 - 19:00 and get together Restaurant Central 17:00 Schedule | 7 YMPÄRISTÖSEMINAARI Maanantai 20. maaliskuuta, 12:00-16:15 #EnergiaYmpäristö SEMINAARI Vaasan kaupungintalo (Senaatinkatu 1) Vuodesta 2005 lähtien joka kevät järjestetty Energia- & ympäristöseminaari on vaikutta- jatapahtuma, joka kerää yhteen merkittävän joukon alan päätöksentekijöitä niin julkiselta sektorilta kuin yrityksistä keskustelemaan alan ajankohtaisista teemoista. Vuoden 2017 seminaarin keskiössä ovat energia-alan tulevaisuus ja uusiutuvat energialähteet. OHJELMA NOTE! PRESENTATIONS 11:30 Rekisteröinti 13:55 Kahvia, virvokkeita ja verkostoitumista ARE MOSTLY IN 12:00 Tervetuloa seminaariin 14:25 Aurinkosähkö ja hybridiratkaisut FINNISH LANGUAGE 12:10 Vaasa EnergyWeekin 2017
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