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Sven Dammann, Programme Officer, Energy Technologies and Research Co-ordination Unit, Directorate General for Energy EUROPEAN COMMISSION, BELGIUM


POLICY ADDRESS


Sven’s work focuses on the development of low-carbon energy technologies to market maturity, and energy-efficient cities. He previously worked in the Transport, Energy, Infrastructure and Information Society Unit of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), where he facilitated stakeholder feedback on EU draft legislation, and initiated and edited the EESC’s European Sustainable Construction Glossary and the European Cycling Lexicon.


09.30 - 10.00 WELCOME ADDRESS: HAMBURG’S SMART CITY INITIATIVES


Olaf Scholz, Mayor HAMBURG, GERMANY


WELCOME ADDRESS


Since March 2011, Olaf Scholz has been First Mayor and head of government of the German state of Hamburg. From 2009-2011 he was chairman of the Hamburg Social Democratic Party (SDP), vice chairman of the SPD Germany, and vice chairman of the SPD parliamentary group in the National Assembly. From 2007-2009 he was Federal Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, and from 2005 to 2007 he was Chief Whip/First Parliamentary Secretary of the SPD


parliamentary group.


10.00 - 10.45 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK 10.45 - 12.00 SESSION 6: GOVERNANCE FOR INTELLIGENT CITY TRANSFORMATION


Molly Webb will present the initial outcomes of The Climate Group’s Smart Cities 2020 project, and host a panel focused on the role of city government in defining and leading the transformation to an intelligent city. Understanding urban systems – who does what, where and when, and which parties need to be involved in an intelligent city programme Making the business case for investment in intelligent infrastructure Building the institutional capacity to deliver smart solutions Defining a step-by-step roadmap from the city of today to an intelligent city


Session Chair: Molly Webb, Head of Smart Technology THE CLIMATE GROUP, UK


SESSION 6 8-10 NOVEMBER 2011


Molly is responsible for developing and coordinating The Climate Group’s SMART 2020 Programme, which supports climate change action across the ICT sector. The programme aims to support market development of ICT-enabled climate change solutions


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