PPT-Report on “Boosting Energy Efficiency through Smart Grids”

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Franco Davoli University of Genoa Italy and Matteo Repetto University of Genoa Italy Flavio Cucchietti Telecom Italia Turin Italy Carlo Tornelli Gianluigi

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Franco Davoli University of Genoa Italy and Matteo Repetto University of Genoa Italy Flavio Cucchietti Telecom Italia Turin Italy Carlo Tornelli Gianluigi Proserpio. Expert Group 3: . Roles and Responsibilities. of Actors involved in the Smart Grids Deployment. Samia. . Benrachi-Maassam. . Bouygues. . Telecom . ETSI TC M2M . deleguate. ETSI representative in EG3 Smart Grids. Consumer Electronics. California Energy Commission. June 18, 2015. Key Points. Energy efficiency gains seen in mobile computing space can and should be replicated in other consumer electronic devices. Policy push could help move these efforts. Sponsor. :. Presentation by: . Allan Grant, VP Business Development, Corvus Energy. Topic: . Advanced . Energy Storage Solutions as a Key to Global Sustainability. Corvus Energy - Background. Li-ion Battery Manufacturer. S. . Caneva. & I. Weiss. , WIP – . Renewable. Energies . Sustainable . Places, . Nice, France, 1. st. October 2014. OrPHEuS. : . OPtimising. Hybrid Energy grids for smart . citieS. Aim: . Development of . Elizabeth Shove, Lancaster University. WWW.DEMAND.AC.UK. The promise:. To give an informed view on how . all the different threads. of energy generation and use . combine. for the smart house, workplace and lifestyle.. SMART POWER. Georgetown . University McDonough School of Business. David Gomez, Ian Huang, Caitlyn McAllister, Angel Prado, Devon Weiss. Agenda. SMART POWER Team. SMART POWER Proposal Overview. The Energy Efficiency Split Incentive Problem in Multifamily . Eco City. Industry Energy & Efficiency. Energy Efficient Building & Design. Smart . Grid. Renewable Energy. DECHP. Clean Air. Industry Energy & Efficiency. Clean Transport. & Fuel. DECHP. Edward Chow. Professor of Computer Science. University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Freshmen Welcome 2009. Chow. 1. Outline of the Talk. Security Related Projects at UCCS. iCTF. cyber war competition, you are wanted!. Project Status. N. Athula Kulatunga, Ph.D., CEM. Department Head, Engineering Technology Department, Purdue University . Northwest. PI, Global Innovation Initiatives of the US State Department – Rapid Smart Grid Impact (US, UK, and Brazil). Increasing energy flexibility. John Scott. j. ohn.scott@chilternpower.com. Economic and Policy Forum Meeting. Very briefly. My background:. Electricity Distribution & Transmission planning and operations. Prof. Naofal Al-. Dhahir. Prof. Brian L. Evans. Univ. of Texas at Dallas Univ. of Texas at Austin. SRC . GRC. . ICSS. . S7.1. Smart Grid Applications. Task ID: 1836.133. Fall . 2015. Microgrids. and Smart . Grids. (part 2). Microgrids. Energy Storage. Energy Storage. Uses of energy storage devices in . microgrids. :. Power buffer for slow, bad load followers, . power sources.. Vida . Rozite. . The Role of Standardization for Smart Grids in Realizing Their Energy-Efficiency Potential and Their Enabling Effect in Developing Access to Electricity in the Third World. Benefits . . for. . spectrum. . sharing. Pavel Šístek. Policy. and . Strategy. Unit. sistekp@ctu.cz. Copenhagen. , 2-3 May 2019. 1. Topics. New sectoral market needs. Case study: . Smart . Grids. in . Power Engineering.

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