EMEX SHOW PREVIEW
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THEATRE 3: BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSPORT THEATRE
DAY ONE – 20 NOVEMBER ● 10:00 Shaping a sustainable future: The integrated approach to energy
efficiency retrofits Yousra Salem, asset manager – Net Zero, City of London Corporation and Algate Solar
● 10:40 Innovation session: Retrofitting
intelligent fans Tony Wright, divisional director – head of digital solutions – ebm-papst UK
● 11:15 Digging deep & uncovering the truth: Ground source heat pumps
Q&A panel Stephen Bielby, operations manager; Laura Bishop, GSHP chair; Neil Lawson, technical & operations director; Geoff Ellison, director; John Findlay, director – all from the Ground Source Heat Pump Association
● 12:10 The Second National Infrastructure Assessment and getting to Net
Zero David Pegg, senior policy advisor, energy infrastructure – National Infrastructure Commission
● 12:45
Implementing artificial intelligence in public buildings - London
Borough of Hounslow case study Malte Frederiksen, co-founder and chief commercial officer – Ento; Charles Pipe, energy manager – London Borough of Hounslow
● 13:20 How can facilities management take a leading role in decarbonising the built estate – whether in-house FM or outsourced - as part of a
collaborative team Paul Lynch, head of net zero, utilities management at VINCI Facilities - Vinci
● 13:55 Oxfordshire County Council’s 2030 programme for buildings and fleet
decarbonisation Sam Thomas, property decarbonisation manager – Oxfordshire County Council
● 14:30 Case study - The Electric Freightway to community
microgrids Sam Nixson, principal consultant – One Hitachi; Sam Clarke, chief vehicle officer – Gridserve Sustainable Energy Ltd
● 15:10 Unlocking cost savings through digital platforms
Jo Sutherland, MD – Magenta Associates; Steve McGregor, group MD – DMA GROUP; Stephen Hunter, director of AI – WILL+Partners
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Study on Silbury House Colin Payne, chief technology officer – Infersens; Ana Bajri, head of sustainability – RO Group; Matteo Scabbia, head of property management – RO Real Estate
DAY TWO – 21 NOVEMBER ● 10:00
Electrification of heat in buildings,
without a heat pump Mike Pitts, challenge director – Innovate UK; Harriett Higgins, head of policy & regulation – Tepeo; Rod Davies, co- founder – Energy Carbon; Olivia Hullah, marketing manager – Trust Electric Heating; Charlie Beharrell, commercial director – Heata
● 10:00 Electrification of heat in buildings,
without a heat pump Mike Pitts, challenge director – Innov
● 11:00 Key trends in uptake of clean energy options in homes and
residential buildings Paul Lynch, head of net zero, utilities management at VINCI Facilities – Vinci; Zoe Guijarro, principal policy manager – net zero homes – Citizens Advice; Westley Brunt, management unit lead, residential - VINCI Facilities
● 12:00
Decarbonising industrial heat James Macnaghten, CEO - Caldera Heat Batteries; David Linsley-Hood, technical and projects director – Locogen Consulting
● 12:55 Developments in UK industrial
clusters Beth Hebditch, CCSA policy manager - Carbon Capture and Storage Association; William Joyce, senior consultant - hydrogen & CCUS – Arup
● 13:50 Considerations for establishing and managing heat
networks Vicky Kingston, senior strategy director – Local Partnerships; Marissa Granath, project director of the Bradford Energy Network – 1 Energy Group; Richard Sansom, heat zone strategic relationship lead – EON; Henrietta Cooke, project director Bradford Energy Network – Haringey Council; Gemma Dyson, head of proposals – Vital Energi Utilities Ltd
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THEATRE 4: ENERGY FUTURE AND FLEXIBLE NETWORKS
DAY ONE – 20 NOVEMBER ● 10:00 Power Responsive – Guide to
Demand Side Response (DSR) James Kerr, power responsive engagement lead – National Grid ESO
● 10:35 National Energy System Operator (NESO) – How you can support the
grid and earn revenue This session will cover: What does NESO do; what services does NESO procure?
● 11:10 Flex Assure and HOMEFlex – How compliance schemes help build
trust in flexibility markets Charlotte Roniger, scheme administrator – Flex Assure / the Association for Decentralised Energy
● 12:20 How to access UK Power Networks’
flexibility market Florentine Roy, flexibility product lead – UK Power Networks’ Distribution System Operator (DSO)
● 12:55
Flexitricity Matt Cooper, head of business development – Flexitricity
● 13:30
Oaktree Power Chantel Scheepers – Oaktree Power
● 14:05 NGED DSO - Flexibility services and
participation Luke Boucher, flexible power commercial officer, commercial and operability – National Grid
● 14:40 What can NESO do to increase the uptake in demand-side flexibility (DFS) from the non-domestic sector? Arjan Geveke, director – Energy Intensive Users Group; Zach Stanford, operations
manager – Palm Paper Limited; Jessica Savoie, industrial policy officer – The Association for Decentralised Energy (the ADE); Paul Kraus, product development manager – SSE Energy Solutions
● 16:20 What does the future of flexibility
look like? Speakers to be determined
DAY TWO – 21 NOVEMBER ● 09:50 Power Responsive – Guide to
Demand Side Response (DSR) James Kerr, power responsive engagement lead – National Grid ESO
● 10:25 Behind the scenes - what can we learn from Demand Side Response
Markets Speakers to be determined
● 11:00 Flex Assure and HOMEFlex – How compliance schemes help build
trust in flexibility markets Charlotte Roniger, scheme administrator – Flex Assure / the Association for Decentralised Energy
● 11:35 DSO – SSEN – How to participate in
SSENs Markets Gavin Stewart, flexible solutions manager – Scottish & Southern Electricity Networks
● 12:45
CUB (UK) Louis Fairfax, MD – CUB (UK)
● 13:55 OFGEM
Nina Klein, flexibility policy expert – Ofgem
● 14:30 REGOs and emissions reductions
for corporate end-users Tom Andrews, senior business development manager – Cornwall Insight
THEATRE 5: BSI ACADEMY AND 5 INTERACTIVE SESSIONS (STAND G41)
The BSI Group, the UK’s premier national standards body, is offering complimentary, 40-minute CPD-accredited training sessions. Elevate your expertise in crucial areas such as Energy Management ISO 50001, Environmental Management ISO 14001, and achieving Net Zero.
DAY ONE – 20 NOVEMBER
● 10:00 Introduction to Energy Management ISO 50001
● 11:00 Introduction to Environmental Management ISO 14001
● 12:00 Introduction to Net Zero
● 14:15 Introduction to Energy Management ISO 50001
● 15:15 Introduction to Net Zero
EIBI | NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2024 DAY TWO – 21 NOVEMBER
● 10:00 Introduction to Energy Management ISO 50001
● 11:00 Introduction to Environmental Management ISO 14001
● 12:00 Introduction to Net Zero
● 14:20 Introduction to Energy Management ISO 50001
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