Workshop on Renewable Energy & Storage

Workshop on Renewable Energy & Storage, 6-7 July 2017

The Workshop on Renewable Energy & Storage focuses on the Nanotechnology innovative ideas, new materials, devices and concepts for energy harvesting, conversion, storage, functionality, distribution, smart grids, as well as EU Policies on Renewable Energy. Meanwhile the Workshop will give a state-of-the-art overview on Nanotechnology, advanced materials, IT networks and new aspects in Energy and Storage, bringing together international experts from research, engineering, industry, policy makers, policy and government representatives to discuss, collaborate and provide next generation energy solutions. Also decentralized renewable energy installations and battery storage systems for domestic power supply will be combined in intelligent networks providing balanced power to the public grid, while the devices and communication technology needed for the integration of these elements, intelligent transformers and virtual power plants will be discussed. The purpose of the Workshop is also to address the challenges related to the integration of renewable energies in isolated or weakly interconnected systems and in developing self-sustainable energy systems on islands. Smart specialization strategies in energy (e.g., solar, bioenergy, sustainable buildings and smart grids) and at regional level and interregional cooperation will be also discussed.

Topics

Renewable Energy and Systems
Next Generation PVs, PVs Systems
Bioenergy, Fuel Cells & Hydrogen Generation
Smart Energy Consumption
Energy Storage and Batteries
Energy and Storage for Smart Cities & Smart Islands
Sustainable Buildings
Energy and Energy Autonomy in Agriculture
Water Treatment and Desalination
Smart Grid evolution and Grid integration
Future Trends and Nanotechnologies
Industry Perspectives, EU Policies and Strategies

Info

The Workshop on Renewable Energy & Storage will take place on 6-7 July 2017, during the NN17 Conference and ISFOE17 Symposium.

In order to register for the Special Workshop, you can either Register for 1-Day-pass selecting NN option or ISFOE option, or Register for the whole NN17 (Full Registration) or ISFOE17 (Full Registration).

Committee

Mr. Ilias Monacholias, PPC Renewables, Greece
Dr. P. Giannoules, g|t Consulting , Germany
Dr H. Binder, BTC Technologies, Germany
Dr. B. Fillon, General Director of Research at the Technical Institute Innovation Plasturgie Composites (IPC), France
Prof. S. Logothetidis, Nanotechnology Lab LTFN, AUTH, Greece

Workshop's Invited Speakers

	Dr. Bertrand Fillon, General Director of Research at the Technical Institute Innovation Plasturgie Composites (IPC), France Renewable energy systems and products towards higher efficiency
	Prof. Maria Founti, National Technical University of Athens, Greece An innovative concept for energy independent districts exploiting mCHP technologies
	Dr. Paulos Giannoules, g\|t Consulting , Germany Comprehensive Renewable Energy Generation Concepts
	Prof. Ioannis Kaldellis, Head of the Soft Energy Application Lab, Piraeus University of Applied Sciences, Greece Tilos Project - Technology Innovation for the Local Scale Optimum Integration of Battery Energy Storage
	Mr. Konstantinos Kaousias, Head of Power Control Systems' Operation Section, HEDNO, Greece Running the autonomous island networks - From the point of view of the operation company
	Mr. Christos Kapnopoulos, Nanotechnology Lab LTFN, Greece Printed OPVs Technology
	Dr. Christos Keramiotis, Public Power Company Renewables S.A., Greece The Greek RES market. Current status and perspectives
	Mr. Vasileios Matskos, Organic Electronic Technologies (OET), Greece 3rd Generation Photovoltaics, OPVs manufacturing
	Dr. Simon Perraud, CEA, FRANCE Nanotechnologies and advanced materials for low-carbon energy technologies: Research and innovation at CEA
	Dr. David Gutiérrez Tauste, LEITAT, Spain Materials for energy storage at Leitat: energy challenges-driven innovations and cross-sectorial impact
	Prof. Katsuya Teshima, Department of Enviromental Science and Technology, Shinshu University, Japan A Challenge for Super-Ion Conduction Path in All-Solid-State Li-Batteries: Flux Crystal Growth Concept as New Approaches to Material Fabrication & Design
	Dr. Spyros Voutetakis, Center for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH), Greece Smart Hybrid Systems Utilizing Renewable Energy