Updated November 16, 2020
ABOUT THE CITIES FINAL CONFERENCE
Could we be 100% fossil-free tomorrow? In the research project CITIES – Center for IT Intelligent Energy Systems – universities, industrial partners and utilities have been researching the use of data for energy optimization in cities for seven years.
At our final conference – November 9, 2020, we were focusing on how digitalization can accelerate the green transition and what it takes before we can take full advantage of digitalization.
Just over a hundred participants had signed up for the conference. In the videos, you only see the speakers on the right of the screen – while the participants are hidden.
Find the material – videos and PDF – from the day here below.
CITIES also participated in the Green Digitalization conference on November 10, 2020 – together with FED and DiCyPs projects: Find the presentations here: https://www.flexibleenergydenmark.dk/vil-du-vide-mere/events/green-digitalization-conference-2020/
Presentations
Henrik Madsen, Project Manager, presentation:
PDF: CITIES Final Consortium Meeting Achievements and Recommendations
Olivier Corradi, CEO at Tomorrow: KEYNOTE: Challenges, status and possibilities:
PDF: The low-carbon transition: Challenges, status and possibilities, Olivier Corradi, CEO at Tomorrow
Jong-Bae Park, Professor and Head of Research Center for Innovative Electricity Market Technology, Konkuk University, Korea:
Pierre Pinson, Professor at DTU Elektro and Work Package Manager at CITIES:
PDF: Intelligent aggregation and markets
See also CITIES brochure:
Integrated Market for Electricity and Natural Gas – an integrated market for electricity and natural gas systems with stochastic power producers
Exploiting Flexibility in Coupled Electricity and Natural Gas Markets: A PriceBased Approach
Daniela Guericke, Assistant Professor at DTU Compute, Work Package Manager on CITIES & Anders Andersen, CTO at EMD International:
PDF: Methods for optimal operation and market participation of district heating systems
See also CITIES brochure::
Operational planning and bidding for district heating systems
Giulia de Zotti, Danish Energy Agency / DTU Compute:
PDF: Leveraging consumers’ flexibility for the provision of ancillary services
Carsten Rode and Christoffer Rasmussen:
PDF: Data-driven methods for characterizing the dynamics of buildings
See also CITIES brochure:
Storage in Thermal Building Mass – Utilizing thermal building mass for storage in district heating systems
Per Sieverts Nielsen, Xiufeng Liu, DTU Management & Adam Brun, Aarhus School of Marine and Technical Engineering:
PDF: Clustering of energy consumption for energy planning
See also CITIES brochure:
Clustering-Based Analysis – clustering-based analysis for residential district heating data
Dominik Franjo Dominkovic, Postdoc at DTU Compute:
PDF: Smart Cooling – Singapore, Grindsted and the future
See also CITIES brochure:
District Cooling – potential of district cooling in hot and humid climates
Karl Sperling, Associate Professor and Work Package Manager on CITIES, Jakob Zinck and Louise Krog Elmegaard Mouritsen, Post Doc, Department for Development and Planning at Aalborg University:
PDF: Simulation and planning for the future smart energy system
See also CITIES brochures:
Barriers and Recommendations to Innovative Models for Wind Power
Framework for strategic energy planning
Renewable Energy Systems – cross-border versus cross-sector interconnectivity in renewable energy systems
John Bagterp Jørgensen, Professor at DTU Compute and Work Package Manager on CITIES:
PDF: Model predictive control for smart energy systems
Carsten S. Kallesøe, Chief ing., Grundfos and Rune G. Junker, Postdoc at DTU Compute:
PDF: Flexibility concepts in practice; case study on water towers
See also: Classical mathematics (still) solves the challenges of the green transition at the grid
Ben Kroposki, Director, National Renewable Energy Lab, Colorado, US:
PDF: Demand response solutions and perspectives
Shmuel Oren, Professor, University of Berkeley, California, US and Niclas Brok, PhD student, DTU Compute:
Peter Rathje, CEO, ProjectZero, Sønderborg:
Nina Detlefsen, Chief Analyst, Green Energy, Danish District Heating Association and Jan Hvidbjerg, Lead Analyst, Ørsted:
PDF: Suggestions for new energy taxes and net tariffs (reports from CITIES Task Force group)
See also the reports from CITIES task force group:
- Nettariffer for fremtiden
Notat fra nov 2020 om behovet for at gentænke nettariffer for at opnå 70 % reduktion i 2030 – udarbejdet af CITIES Task Force Udvalg omkring energiafgifter og rammebetingelser. Udvalget består af nøglepersoner fra: Danfoss, Teknologisk Institut, Grundfos, Ørsted, Grøn Energi, Tomorrow, Aalborg Universitet, og Danmarks Tekniske Universitet. - Energiafgifter for fremtiden – notat. Notat udarbejdet af ’CITIES Task Force Udvalg omkring energiafgifter og rammebetingelser’, bestående af nøglepersoner fra Danfoss, Teknologisk Institut, Grundfos, Ørsted, Grøn Energi, Tomorrow, Aalborg Universitet, og Danmarks Tekniske Universitet.
- Testzoner for Udvikling og Afprøvning af Fremtidens
Energisystem og Rammebetingelser (regulatoriske frizoner). Notat udarbejdet af CITIES Task Force Udvalg omkring energiafgifter og rammebetingelser. Udvalget består af nøglepersoner fra Danfoss, Teknologisk Institut, Grundfos, Ørsted, Grøn Energi, Tomorrow, Aalborg Universitet, og Danmarks Tekniske Universitet. - Energy Systems Integration: Defining and Describing the Value Proposition. White paper from June 2016 about the coupling of energy systems/energy systems integration. This initiative was led by NREL – a main partner of CITIES, with help from DTU Compute and others.