RSE collabora come partner scientifico di Electrify Europe, che ha innovato la formula di successo di POWERGEN e DISTRIBUTECH, con l’obiettivo di fornire conoscenze innovative e di frontiera sulle tecnologie più avanzate e innovative, e sulle tendenze di sviluppo dei mercati.

Il programma della manifestazione prevede, nei tre giorni di durata, le esposizioni delle aziende nella sezione fieristica, e un denso programma di conferenze, a partire dalla plenaria, articolato in sessioni dedicate.

Il programma congressuale di Electrify Europe segue una varietà di percorsi per raccogliere in una visione d’insieme gli sviluppi attuali e previsti nel settore. Saranno discusse la tendenza alla convergenza di generazione, trasmissione e distribuzione da parte delle maggiori utilities europee, insieme con le più avanzate esperienze di trasformazione digitale.

Electrify Europe costituisce un punto di osservazione privilegiato, in termini di soluzioni tecniche, politiche ed economiche del settore elettrico, che devono coesistere, cooperare e collaborare per portare l’industria elettrica europea nel futuro, che si annuncia inedito e stimolante.

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Potrete incontrare RSE nelle seguenti sessioni del programma di Conferenze:

● Stefano Besseghini – President and CEO – RSE SpA – Session Chair Tuesday, Arena 4: What Happens When eMobility Goes Mainstream ? Session 1.8: Charging Forward: Exploring the Opportunity of the eMobility/energy nexus – Panel – June 19, 2:00 PM-3:30 PM

● Giovanna Dondossola – Leading Scientist – RSE “What Operators and Vendors can Learn from Energy Cyber Security Research Programs” Arena 2, Session 1: Cybersecurity: What you need to Know and Do – June 19, 2:00 PM-3:30 PM

● Silvia Canevese – Senior Researcher – RSE “Demand response in Italy: first stage in the ancillary service market and a case study” Arena 3, Session 5.7: Achieving the Right Regulatory Environment – June 20, 4:00 PM-5:30 PM

● Diana Moneta – Head of research group “Active distribution networks and demand side management” – RSE “Prosumers & batteries: technical and economic figures from field experiences and real data” Arena 3, Session 6.7: Importance of DSR in TSOs Grid Planning – June 21, 11:00 AM-12:30 PM

● Stefano Marchionna – Senior Researcher Materials for energy team – RSE “MXenes for the future of electrochemical storage” Arena 1, Session 6.5: Next-generation Storage: Where is R&D Taking Us? – June 21, 11:00 AM 12:30 PM

● Luigi Mazzocchi – Director, Materials and Generation Technologies Department – RSE Track 4, Session 1.4: Managing our Generation Legacy – Panel – June 19, 2:00 PM 3:30 PM Arena 3, Session 1.7: DSR Overview- Panel – June 19, 11:00 AM 12:30 PM 

● Luciano Martini – Director, Transmission and Distribution Technologies Department – RSE Special session on “Mission Innovation and the decarbonisation of the power sector by clean Energy Innovation” 20 June 2018 (11-12:30 + 14:30-16)

● Federico Cernuschi – Head of research group,  RSE
Special session on Mission Innovation and the decarbonisation of the power sector by clean Energy Innovation   “Activity and main achievements from IC#6 on clean energy materials” 20 June 2018 (14:10-14:30)

Mission Innovation (MI) is a global initiative that currently involves 22 countries and the European Union to dramatically accelerate global clean energy innovation. As part of the initiative, participating countries have committed to seek to double their governments’ clean energy R&D investments over five years, while encouraging greater levels of private sector investment in transformative clean energy technologies. The workshop will provide the participants with the opportunity to get updated information about the present status of MI and its future steps. Initial main achievements and ongoing activity for two specific Innovation Challenges – Smart grids and Clean Energy Materials – will be presented and discussed.

Moreover, the MI approach strongly based on the country’s government commitment and the needed industry involvement in order to promote technology advances, will be discussed during a roundtable focusing on smart grids, involving international panellists from different energy sectors and the audience to collect useful feedback to shaping the future activity.