EPG The AnnuAl europeAn POwER GEnERatiOn StRatEGy SuMMit

Special panels and case study presentations by major European power utility CEOs, regulators, and R&D specialists providing crucial insights into the

future of Europe’s Power Generation Market post-Fukishima

Enabling European Power Generators to make the Right

Strategic Decisions Regarding the Development of the Power

Generation Portfolio GEttinG thE FuEl & GEnERatiOn Mix RiGht

The Technological and Political Direction of EU Power Market Integration

and Standardisation

POwER tEChnOlOGy SPEakERS inCluDE:Niklas Haga, General Manager- Marketing,

Wärtsilä Power PlantsLuis Manuel Santos Moro, Head of R&D, HC ENERGÍA

Sauro Pasini, Head of Technological Development, ENELPeter Ramm, Technical Director, Advanced Power

David Assaad, Project Manager, EPEXSPOTMartin Andersen, Head of Office

(Industrial Symbiosis), Kalundborg

POwER PROjECt FinanCE & M&a SPEakERS inCluDE:Konrad Deiters, Head of M&A (Germany), Mercer

Andrei Kiselev, Deputy Head Infrastructure Capital & Project Finance, VTB Capital

Federico Florian, Federico Florian, Director, KfW IPEX-Bank GmbH, London Branch

David Lyons, Founding Partner, Capital Partners WorldwideAdam Pool, CEO, European Investments & Partners

Pierre Bernard, Secretary General, Elia Group

Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or the present are certain to miss the future

- John F. Kennedy

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Supporting & participating organizations include:

The AnnuAl europeAnPOwER GEnERatiOn StRatEGy SuMMitPOwER-tECh FORuM & ExhibitiOnpower projecT FinAncing & M&A ForuM

28 - 30th nOvEMbER 2011thE intERCOntinEntal | PRaGuE | CzECh REPubliC

www.europeanpowergeneration.eu

GERaRD ROth european continentalZone Director

GRahaM wEalEchief economist

williaM kytE Senior Advisor, climate change

SauRO PaSini head of Technological Development

GunnaR lunDbERGVp regulatory Affairs

alan SvObODa executive Director Sales and Trading

PhiliPPE ChauvEenergy & environment Dg competition

2011 lEaDinG inDuStRy SPEakERS inCluDE:

EPG

• Practical Implementation and Cost Implications of the Third Energy Package• Assessing the Progress and Cost Implications in Achieving 20/20/20 Targets and Objectives• EU Commission Update on Anti-Trust Issues and New legislation• The Regulatory Aspects of Entering New Markets on the European Continent• Risks and Entry Strategies for Established and Emerging Markets• Regulatory Developments & the Market Opportunities Being Created in Western, Central & Eastern Europe, Turkey and Russia • Regulatory Aspects to Entering New Markets on the European Continent

RiSkS anD EntRy StRatEGiES FOR EStabliShED anD EMERGinG MaRkEtSGeographical Focus:Northern, Western, Central & Eastern Europe + Russia & Turkey

thE EuROPEan POwER GEnERatiOn

StRatEGy SuMMit 28th – 30th november 2011

MakinG thE RiGht StRatEGiC DECiSiOnS REGaRDinG thE POwER GEnERatiOn PORtFOliO anD EFFiCiEntly ExECutinG PROjECtS anD EntERinG DEvElOPinG MaRkEtS aROunD thE wORlD

• Thorough Examination of Ongoing Economic Uncertainty and the Projections of Leading Economists of the Consequences of current and future trends on the European Power Utilities Industry• Optimising the Forward-Planning Process Regarding the Future Power Generation Portfolio Mix for Power Companies Operating Within the EU • Where European Energy Companies Should be Currently Investing Given Europe’s Ambitious Carbon Reduction Targets and the Volatile Dynamics of the Fuel Market• How the Fluctuating Pressures on Energy Prices Should be Managed and the Longer Term Affect on Generation Asset Investments• Overcoming the Challenge of Stalled Power Projects Given the Prevailing Economic Climate • Projection of European and World Energy Demand and How to Secure the EU’s Energy and Fuel Supply• How Pioneering Emerging Technologies Will Affect The European Power Generation Industry in the coming Decade • Fuel Supply Diversification and Security and Mid-Long Term Projections for Gas Pricing and Sourcing • Enabling Nuclear Energy to Effectively Contribute to a Carbon-Free Market• Efficiently Upgrading Existing and New Build Power Plants• How European Power Generators Should Prepare for the Mass Electrification of Personal Transport Vehicles• Feasibility and Management of Renewable Energy Projects and Investments during the Current Economic Environment• How to Incorporate increasing levels of RES into the European Energy Market• Entering New RES Markets (Off/onshore) Wind and Solar in North-West Europe and in Emerging Markets such as CEE and Turkey • Incorporating Developments in Smart Grid Technology and Energy Storage to Formulate a Comprehensive Generation Strategy

StRatEGiC PlanninG FOR COal, GaS, nuClEaR anD REnEwablE POwER GEnERatiOn

REGulatORy iSSuES aFFECtinG POwER GEnERatiOn PlanninG

thE SuMMit aGEnDa haS bEEn DEviSED tO COnvEniEntly

EnablE attEnDEES tO tRavEl tO PRaGuE On MOnDay

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EPGThe Annual EuropeanPOWER GENERATION STRATEGY SUMMIT

Hosting a delegation of the chief decision-makers and strategists within Europe’s Power Utilities Industry, EPG 2011 invites you to gain critical insights into formulating a balanced and forward-looking power portfolio. Addressing the crucial market, regulatory and technological issues and questions that are delaying the swift execution of comprehensive and far-reaching decarbonisation efforts, attending delegates will hear from the most accomplished, successful practitioners, experts and pioneers in the industry. Participants will address the critical issues affecting the power portfolio and how to enable effective forward planning despite continuing volatile economic conditions.

thE EPG ExECutivE DElEGatiOn: A Summit Specifically Formulated for Decision Makers & StrategistsThe EPG Summit is the European Power Industry’s leading peer-to-peer forum for discussing strategic business planning issues for the following executive profiles from incumbent and independent energy utility companies:• CEOs, Presidents & Chairmen • CFOs and Heads of Finance• Heads of Strategic Project and Business Planning and Development• Heads of Power Assets and Generation Portfolio Management• Directors of Legal and Regulators Affairs• Senior Managing and Project Directors • Heads of Risk Management • Heads of R&D• Heads of Analysis • Heads of Trading

POwER-tECh 2011 (power Technologies Forum - Monday 28th november & 3-Day exhibition)The Power-Tech 2011 Forum will take place on Monday 28thth November with the exhibition spanning the full 3 day Summit in the EPG Exhibition Lounge (28th,29th & 30thNovember)

Power-Tech 2011 will specifically focus on:• New Technology Show-Cases from Leading Developers and Manufacturers• New Technologies Improving Efficiencies and Power Conversion for:

• Coal and Gas Generation – Nuclear & Renewables• Including Wind, Hydro, Solar, Tidal Power and Geo-Thermal Technologies

• New and existing Power Plant Upgrades• The Latest Advances in Smart-Grid Technology and the Implications for Power Generators• Progress on Major European CCS Pilot Projects• How to Incorporate Increasing Levels of RES into the European Energy Market• Case Studies from Prototype Hydrogen Economies• Utilising advances in energy storage toward releasing the potential of intermittent generation

the 2011 EPG Power Project Financing & M&a Forum (Focus Day - Monday 28th november)Conventional and renewable energy asset buyers, sellers and developers will also come together in Prague to network and gather intelligence from the Global and European power utilities industry together with equity investors, investment bankers, lenders, government representatives and regulatory expertsAs efforts to achieve critical C02 reduction targets drive the renewal and development of more efficient hydrocarbon power stations and renewable energy assets, buyers and sellers are looking to make deals for individual projects or entire companies. The deal market for energy assets is changing in size and scope and although market players are prepared to deal, the path to selecting and structuring the deals and actually closing them is challenging. As regional government incentives to develop assets change with creditors willing to proceed largely on syndicated projects, the EPG Finance forum is ultimately an excellent opportunity to meet potential strategic partners.

Reasons to attend the Financing and M&a FoRuM:• Enhance your understanding of the dynamics governing the current market for energy financing and M&A deals in Europe given current financial conditions• Discover how to engage strategic players to form syndicated financing groups by knowing what they look for in terms of partners and acquisition targets• Become updated on how regulatory changes will affect the sector• Discuss the investment banking community’s perspectives on the deal market• Gauge how conventional and renewable energy project developers view the market over the coming year• Become aware of the type of deals equity investors are seeking• Increase awareness of how to navigate through a transaction and become familiar with the type of terms financiers are offering

speciFically Relevant FoR:• CEOs, Presidents, Chairmen • CFOs & Heads of Finance • Heads of Investment • Heads of Strategic Business Planning and Development • Heads of Power Assets and Generation Portfolio • Heads of Risk Management &Project Directors • Heads of Regulatory Affairs & Directors of Legal Divisions


StRatEGy SuMMit 28th – 30th november 2011EPG

The Annual EuropeanPOWER GENERATION STRATEGY SUMMIT



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Chairman’s Opening Address Followed by Plenary Presentations & DiscussionsThe Future Power Generation Portfolio from a Technology Perspective: Meeting higher energy needs, Tightening regulations and environmental DevelopmentsThe 2020 Vision for Europe Advances in Smart grid Technology and Deployment to Achieving competitive, Sustainable & Secure energy Throughout the euRecent Advances in Electricity Energy Storage (EES)Invited plenary speakers & discussion panelists include:rwe, e.on, hc energÍA, ieA clean coal centre, Masdar power, enBw energie, european commission, Vattenfall, Verburnd hydropower, gDF Suez, Statnett, Saipem, enel, elia, Alliander & eDF - see expanded agenda for further details

14:00 COnvEntiOnal baSE-lOaD POwER EFFiCiEnCy & CO2 REDuCtiOn StREaM

nEw REnEwablE EnERGy tEChnOlOGiES StREaM

DiStRibutiOn, SMaRt GRiDS & RES intEGRatiOn StREaM

development of combined cycle gas turbine (ccgt) power stations to ensure an optimised solutionby Advanced Power

optimising Wind energy operations and MaintenanceInvited - Iberdrola, Eneco, Prinses Amalia Windpark, Agder Energi Produksjon

Flexible power generation enabling Wide integration of ResNiklas Haga, General Manager - Marketing, Wärtsilä Power Plants

demonstration of ccs in spain-The OXYCFB300 Compostilla Project –Invited - Foster Wheeler & Endesa Generacion

advances in Wind power plant development and generation technologies

optimising power grids throughout europe and the Role of active network operatorsPeter Sigenstam, VP - Head of Smart, E.ON*

effectively Managing operational outages for power generatorsInvited - Electrabel, GDF Suez, Essent, The National Skills Academy for Power, EnBW

thanet offshore Wind Farm: supply chain & construction -Invited - Vattenfall

Working towards a pan-european smart grid – Regulatory and policy FrameworkTahir Kapetanovic, E-Control*

15:30 Break

16:00 integrated Renovation & Modernisation solutions for Fossil Fired units

strategic Weather Risk Management for the energy industryStefan Erath, Power Market Analyst & Meteorologist, Norsk Hydro ASA

technological solutions to supportsmart grid Reliability andFunctionality

new turbo technology For power generation

Building new state-of-the-art solar installations in europe and the technologies to employ

Meeting smart grids project deployment challengesGunnar Lorenz, Eurelectric*, Paola Petroni, Enel Distribuzione*, Thomas Rieder, Salzburg*

advances in nuclear power generation technology & safetyInvited - Fortum, Enel Ingegneria e Innovazione

advances in utilising Biomass in power generation

the Role of Micro-generation in the Redesign of the current transmission system to permit end-users to Become electricity traders

cogeneration & combinedheat and power

advances in hydropower technology and efficiency

integrating electric vehicles (ev) and eMobility into new-generation networks

17:30 Closing session & discussionsRecent Developments and the Infrastructure Requirements for Europe’s Carbon-Neutral Electricity FutureWilliam Kyte, OBE, Senior Advisor, Climate Change, E.ON AG, Chief Advisor, International Climate Policy, EURELECTRICCarbon-Neutral Power & Energy Sector Investing – Will the EU Regulatory Regime Enable Attractive ROI on Carbon Neutral Energy

18:00 Evening Drinks and Networking Canapé in the Exhibition Lounge

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2011 EPG POwER-tECh FORuM Monday 28th November

epg pre-Summit Forum & 3-Day exhibition opening. connecting europe’s Strategic executive Decision-Makers with the Best-in class Technology providers to Achieve europe’s Key co2 reduction Targets

For full session details see expanded agenda (p5-13)




2011 EPG POwER PROjECt & M&a FinanCinG FORuM Monday 28th November

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Exhibition Opening

13:00 Chairman’s Opening Address

Opening Session: How Investors Should Identify Lucrative Power Projects in Europe -investing in projects with a Strong Business case-Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen, Vice-president, European Investment Bank*, Andreas wollein, head of group Finance and investor relations, Verbund*

The Role of Infrastructure Capital and Project Finance in European and Emerging Region Power & Energy MarketsSpeaker: Andrei Kiselev, VP Infrastructure Capital & Project Finance, VTB Capital

Project Financing Considerations for the Europe’s New Generation of Power Plants: The rating Agency perspective Speaker: Erwin Van Lumich, Head of the EMEA Energy, Utilities & Regulations, Fitch Ratings

Investing in Europe’s Energy Future: How Investors Through Syndicated Financing Arrangements Can Enable the EU to Achieve it’s Energy Directive TargetsPanelists: Geoff Haley, Chairman, International Project Finance Association, Martin Stanley, ceo, Macquarie European Infrastructure Funds*, Andreas wollein, head of group Finance and investor relations, Verbund AG*, Markus hottenrott, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Infrastructure*, Trent Vichie, Senior Managing Director, Blackstone Infrastructure Partners*, Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen, Vice-president, European Investment Bank*, David lyons, Founding partner, Capital Partners Worldwide, christian Filippitsch, partner, Norton Rose, Tom geudens, counsel-Banking & Financial Services, Lydian

FinanCinG COnvEntiOnal & nuClEaR baSE-lOaD POwER StREaM

FinanCinG REnEwablE EnERGy PROjECtS StREaM

project Finance considerations for Major gas and coal power plants in europe Invited: Nandita Parshad, Director for Power & EnergyEuropean Bank for Reconstruction & Development*

Financial, Regulatory and operational issues affecting the development of Windin central europe Adam Pool, Chief Investment Officer, European Investments & Partners

Financing new nuclear Build in europeFrancesco Giorgianni, Director for Public Affairs, ENEL, Board Member, Sviluppo Nucleare Italia*, Greg Evans, Director of Nuclear, Centrica Energy*, Lubov Kotzeva, Director, Rothschild*, David Stearns, Director, Power and Utilities, Resource and Energy Group, HSBC Bank*

Formulating syndicated Financing structures specifically for Renewable energyFederico Florian, Director Energy & Infrastructure FinanceKfW IPEX-Bank (London)

15:30 Coffee Break & Networking in the Exhibition Lounge

16:00 investment opportunities within europe’s transmission systemPierre Bernard, Secretary General & Director Business Development, Elia Group

Making accurate economic valuations for investments in power generation projectsGill Eapen, Vice President - Chairman, Charles River Associates & Decision Options (USA)

innovative Financing for power & energy infrastructure projects in today’s challenging economic environment David Lyons, Founding Partner, Capital Partners Worldwide

eu Funding opportunities for energy companies: new Ways of overcoming the Financing challenges for new power projectsGuido Mattei, General Director, European Consulting Brussels

17:30 Effectively Arranging Refinancing for European Power & Energy ProjectsChristian Filippitsch, Partner, Norton Rose, Tom Geudens, Banking & Financial Services, Lydian

Power Sector Human Capital Management Through the M&A ProcessKonrad Deiters, Head of M&A (Germany), Mercer

Recent Developments & Infrastructure Requirements for Europe’s Carbon-Neutral Electricity FutureSession leader: William Kyte, OBE, Senior Advisor for Climate Change, E.ON AGHon President, UK Emissions Trading GroupChief Advisor- International Climate Policy, Eurelectric


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Evening Drinks and Networking Canapé in the Exhibition Lounge

epg 2011 invites conventional and renewable energy asset buyers, sellers and developers together with equity investors, investment bankers, lenders and regulatory experts to share vital intelligence on how to get projects financed and completed

*indicates invited speakers



09:15 Opening Keynote presentations and follow up discussionsThe Implications of the 2011 World Energy Report on European Power GeneratorsSpeaker: Marco Baroni, Office of the Chief Economist, International Energy Agency

09:50 The European Power Market – Making Progress but Increasing Distortions Could Threaten Necessary InvestmentSpeaker: Graham Weale, Chief Economist, RWE AG

10:45 Networking Coffee Break in the Exhibition Lounge

11:15 Smart Power Generation in Future Power SystemsSpeaker: Melle Kruisdijk, Market Development Director, Wärtsilä Power Plants

11:50 The Future Role of Coal, Gas & Nuclear in Europe: Life After FukishimaSpeakers/discussion panellists: Andrew Spurr, Managing Director, British Energy*, Chicco Testa, Chairman, Italian Nuclear Forum*, Kevin McCullough, Chairman, Horizon Nuclear Power*, Marisa Matias, Committee on Industry, Research and Energy, Member of the European Parliament*, Hans Schweickardt, Chairman, Alpiq*, Rüdiger König, Head of International Nuclear Development, RWE Technology*, Petr Závodský, Director Nuclear Power Plants Construction, CEZ*, Francesco Giorgianni, Director for Public Affairs, Enel*, Board Member, Sviluppo Nucleare Italia*

12:25 Laying the Foundations of the European Energy Market: The Evolution of the Power Portfolio to 2020 and 2030Speakers & Panelists: Gerard Roth, European Continental Zone Director, EDF, Jean-Arnold Vinois, Head Of Energy Policy & Security Of Supply, European Commission*, Gérard Mestrallet, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, GDF Suez*, Paul Golby, Chief Executive, E.ON UK*, Volker Beckers, Chief Executive, RWE npower*, Ian Marchant, Chief Executive, Scottish & Southern Energy*, Martin Roman, Chairman of the Board, CEZ Group*

13:00 Networking Lunch in the Exhibition Lounge

14:00 RES intEGRatiOn & tREnDS in EuROPEan ElECtRiCity, GaS anD EMiSSiOnS tRaDinG

PORtFOliO Mix OPtiMiSatiOn & DEvElOPMEnt

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exploring the latest developments in european gas tradingSpeaker: Wytse Kaastra, Partner Resources – Gas & Utilities, Accenture*

effectively Building a progressive, Forward-thinking-strategic power portfolioSpeaker: Peter Markussen, Director of Strategy, DONG Energy Power

the german energy Market: Recent developments in generation and networks Speaker: Bernd Westphal, Marktbeobachtung, Monitoring Energie, Federal Network Agency

14:35 Moving into the next decade of european-Wide energy trading Back office optimisationElectrabel GDF Suez invited to investigate the benefits of automating positions and how they are developing different solution infrastructures*

power generation investment in an uncertain Regulatory environmentSpeaker: Ondrej Strecker, CEZ Group

Managing Regulatory Risk exposure for power producers Within the eu energy MarketSpeaker: Marco Margheri, SVP of Public and EU Affairs, Edison S.p.A


15:45 Facilitating Res integration and close-to-Real-time trading through organised Markets: pragmatic steps towards an intraday continuous Market throughout europeSpeaker: David Assaad, Project Manager, EPEXSPOT

Re-establishing the Role of nuclear in italySpeaker: Francesco Giorgianni, Director for Public Affairs, Enel, Board Member, Sviluppo Nucleare Italia*

current and Future Regulatory Requirements - opportunity or challenge for power generators in central eastern europe Region?Speaker: Alena Salamonova, Director of Regulatory and Market Affairs, Slovenske Elektrarne

16:20 integrating Renewables into power systems and MarketsSpeaker: Marco Nicolosi, Ecofys

“EPG iS thE Only COnFEREnCE whERE tO jOintly aDDRESS ElECtRiC POwER GEnERatiOn StRatEGy anD FuEl SuPPly tOPiCS, a kEy aSPECt in thE FiElD. vERy wEll PRODuCED with thE hiGhESt lEvEl PaRtiCiPatiOn!”

the european power industry’s Response to european anti-trust developmentsSpeaker: Paolo Chiricozi, Head of European Regulation and Antitrust, ENEL

16:55 Moving Forward with European Capacity Market DesignSpeaker: Gunnar Lundberg, Vice President Regulatory Affairs, Vattenfall AB, & Chairman, Markets Committee, Eurelectric

17:30 Safeguarding Investments in International Energy Projects - the International Investment Protection Law Context - Key Issues and Recent DevelopmentsSpeaker: Prof. Khawar Qureshi, QC - Head of Chambers, McNair Chambers

18:00 Networking Drinks and Canapé in the Exhibition Lounge

EPG Main COnFEREnCE SuMMaRiSED PROGRaMMETuesday 29th November

18:00 Networking Drinks and Canapé in the Exhibition Lounge

13:00 Networking Lunch in the Exhibition Lounge






09:00 Chairman’s Opening Address: Melle Kruisdijk, Market Development Director, Wärtsilä Power Plants

09:05 EU Commission Update on Anti-Trust Issues and New Developments Affecting Energy UtilitiesSpeaker: Philippe Chauve, Energy and Environment Unit, DG Competition, European Commission

09:40 Strategic 5-20 year Forward Portfolio Planning for Coal, Gas and Nuclear Power Generation: Case Study CEZ Group Speaker: Alan Svoboda, Executive Director, Sales & Trading, CEZ

10:15 The Digital Plant: Uncovering the Hidden Potential of Information Speaker : Neil Gerber, Global Power Generation Solution Leader-Energy & Utilities, IBM

10:50 The Future of the Power Generator: Asset Owner or Just an Operator?Speaker: Michael Zoglauer, Senior Expert for Energy Economy, TIWAG, Eurelectric

Matching Electricity Supply to Demand FluctuationInvited panelists Pierre Bernard, Secretary General, Elia*, Jean Marie Bemtgen, EC Scientific Officer, European Commission*, Oliver Weinmann, head of innovation, Vattenfall*, otto pirker, energy Storage Advisor, Verburnd hydropower*, emmanuel puchala, energy Storage programme Manager, gDF Suez*, Terje gjengedal, Senior Vice president, r&D Director, Statnett*, jacques ruer, Manager Technology Development, Saipem, Milagros rey portos, project Manager of Technical projects, gas natural, Veronica Malvaldi, renewable energy project Manager, enel*, Damien lavecque, head of project, poweo*, gauthier Delille, research engineer, power System Analysis, eDF*

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11:50 REGiOnal DEvElOPMEntS anD OPPORtunitiES FOR POwER in EuROPE

EuROPEan SMaRt POwER & thE iMPliCatiOnS FOR GEnERatORS

engaging power opportunitiesWithin the Benelux RegionSpeakers: Weero Koster, Partner – Head of Energy, Norton Rose& David Haverbeke, Partner - Energy, Environment and Regulatory Affairs, Lydian Lawyers

the smart city implications for the power portfolio: Managing the transition to a smarter power system in europeSpeaker:/panelists: Martin Anderson, Head of office, Kalundborg, Brigitte Bach, Head of Energy Department, AIT Energy Department*, Marie Donnelly, Director New and Renewable Sources of Energy, Energy Efficiency Innovation EC, DG Energy*, Per Hallberg, Chairman of Eurelectric TF Smart Grids, Flexible Loads and Storage Senior Advisor, Vattenfall AB*, Guy Vekemans, Strategy Developer Smart Cities, Vito, Emma Strain, Head of Energy Efficiency, London Development Agency*, João Saraiva Torres, CEO, EDP DISTRIBUICÃO, Energia S.A*, Laurent Schmitt, VP for Strategy and Innovation, Alstom Grid*

12:25 has german nuclear u-turn changed the picture of new capacity extensions in se europe?Tomaz Oresic, Director Western & Central Europe, EFT Group

the pan-european super grid – When & howSpeaker:/panelists: Eddie O’Connor, Chief Executive, Mainstream Renewable Power*, Ana Aguado Cornago, Chief Executive, Friends of the Supergrid, Juliet Davenport, CEO, Good Energy*, Michael Brown, Director, Delta Energy*

Key drivers in the electric transport value chain in the city: e-Mobility grid integrationSpeaker: Thomas Theisen, Chairman of Task Force for Electric Vehicles, Eurelectric & Head of New Technologies, RWE AG*

13:00 Lunch in the Exhibition Lounge

14:00 EnGaGinG MaRkEt DEvElOPMEntS anD OPPORtunitiESin thE nEiGhbOuRinG tuRkEy anD RuSSia

COal POwER Plant EFFiCiEnCy & GaS PRiCinG

What’s left to Be done in order to get to the promised Market Model in Russia? Speaker: Dominique Fache General Director for Russia and CIS, ENEL

implementation tools for de-centralized power and heat generation for district energy systemsSpeaker: Birol Kilkis, Fellow ASHRAE -WADE - Baskent University

security of supply in the natural gas MarketSpeaker: Nedim Korkutata, Tariffs Department, EMRA – Turkey

project and operational experience from enBW’s coal Fired power plants Modernisation programSpeaker: Georg-Nikolaus Stamatelopoulos, Director Engineering Technology & Frank-Peter Kirschning, Director Operations RDK, EnBW Kraftwerke AG

supply, demand & pricing: envisioning the global gas Market of the Future Invite Speakers/panelists: Kurt Bligaard Pedersen, Executive Vice President, DONG ENERGY, & President, DONG Naturgas*, László Varró, VP, Strategy Development, MOL GROUP*, José Simón, Director Gas Supply and Portfolio Management, IBERDROLA*, Michael Peisser, SVP - Supply, Marketing & Trading, OMV Gas & Power*

15:10 Closing Plenary SessionsNew Build Generation Trends in EuropeSpeaker: Henry Edwardes-Evans, Managing Editor, Platts Power in Europe

The New Driving Forces Shaping Europe’s Power Generation Industry – Summit SummaryClosing Keynote Discussion: Moderator - Andre Jurres, CEO, New Power Generation and Henry Edwardes-Evans, Editor of Power in Europe, Platts*+ attending summit session leaders

EPG Main COnFEREnCE SuMMaRiSED PROGRaMMETuesday 29th November

EPG Main COnFEREnCE SuMMaRiSED PROGRaMMEWednesday 30th November



11:25 Coffee Break in the Exhibition Lounge




09:15 opening Keynote presentations and follow up discussionsThe Implications of the 2011 World Energy Report on European Power Generators• Report overview, key findings and trends• The potential for, and the implications of, a Golden Age of Gas• Investment and financing options to achieve modern energy access for all • Climate change – «lock-in» and the «room to manoeuvre» to meet the 2oC goal• Russian energy prospects and their implications for global markets• Reforms to fossil fuel subsidies and support for renewable energy• The role of coal in driving economic growth in an emissions-constrained world

09:50 The European Power Market – Making Progress but Increasing Distortions Could Threaten Necessary Investment• The effects of increasing renewable generation on the wholesale market and returns on conventional power • The issues arising from power companies competing with different ownership and costs of capital • The consequences of country-specific rather than harmonised European policies• The benefit of increased price-awareness and demand-side response Speaker: graham weale, chief economist, rwe Ag


11:15 Smart Power Generation in Future Power Systems• Recap of the key future challenges for the European power system• Overview of possible solutions for facing the challenges with discussion on the technological and economic feasibility• Smart power generation in the low carbon power system• Optimal share of flexible power generation in the low carbon power system• Market models supporting the transition towards future power systemsSpeaker: Melle Kruisdijk, Market Development Director, wärtsilä power plants

11:50 The Future Role of Coal, Gas & Nuclear in Europe: Life After Fukishima• Practicality of the German ‘solution’• Will gas become the fuel of choice as the bridging solution for European power?• Political energy landscape across Europe: where the use of coal is most tolerated and likely to increase• Life after Fukishima: The future of nuclear power in Europe• Costs of retro-fitting and new-build generation: The strategic, financial and legal considerations and progress and economics of CCS• Overview of Key operators such as British Energy, E.ON and EDF’s portfolio development strategy for the coming 20 yearsSpeakers/discussion panellists: Andrew Spurr, Managing Director, British energy*, chicco Testa, chairman, italian nuclear Forum*, Kevin Mccullough, chairman, horizon nuclear power*, Marisa Matias, committee on industry, research and energy, Member of the european parliament*, hans Schweickardt, chairman, Alpiq*, rüdiger König, head of international nuclear Development, rwe Technology*, petr Závodský, Director nuclear power plants construction, ceZ*, Sauro pasini, head of Technological Development, enel

12:25 Laying the Foundations of the Future European Energy Market: The Evolution of the Power Portfolio to 2020 and 2030Given recent developments regarding competitiveness coal, gas and renewables along with new safety concerns regarding nuclear how is Europe going to achieve its 2020 and 2030 objectives. What are the views of today’s energy leaders of the role of each method of power generation and how to deploy them to resolve the dual challenge of reducing carbon emissions, and securing Europe’s future energy supply?This session will focus on:• European low cost vs low carbon electricity: policy vs economic reality • Reconciling the age of austerity’s electricity consumer with carbon-cost loaded energy prices• A realistic evaluation of the future of coal and gas within the European Power Portfolio• Are renewables are breaking out of the ‘niche market’ category and achieving the vision of becoming a set of mainstream technologies contributing to base-load? • The evolution of the portfolio mix over the next 20 year and how the mix should be be changing over time• Industry leaders’ views on the approach and achievability of the 2020 and 2030 emission targets given the status of energy technologies currently in use, development or in prospect, and in the light of current economic and financial constraints, and barriers of public acceptabilitySpeakers & Panelists: gerard roth, european continental Zone Director, eDF, jean-Arnold Vinois, head of energy policy & Security of Supply, European Commission*, Gérard Mestrallet, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, GDF Suez*, Paul Golby, Chief Executive, E.ON UK*, Volker Beckers, chief executive, rwe npower*, ian Marchant, chief executive, Scottish & Southern energy*, Martin roman, chairman of the Board, ceZ group*

EPG DEtailED Main COnFEREnCE PROGRaMME Tuesday 29th November





Marco Baroni, Office of thechief economist


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exploRing the latest developMents in euRopean gas tRading• The impact of EU gas market liquidity on trading & risk management capabilities• The challenges of pan European gas trading• Balancing risks, opportunities and compliancy with internal and external stakeholders• The challenges in cross border optimizationInvited Speaker: Wytse Kaastra, Partner Resources – Gas & Utilities, Accenture*

eFFectively Building a pRogRessive, FoRWaRd-thinKing-stRategic poWeR poRtFolioSpeaker: Peter Markussen, Director of Strategy

the geRMan eneRgy MaRKet: Recent developMents in geneRation and netWoRKs • Renewable generation• Generation by energy source• Market structure (generation)• Investments in generation and networksSpeaker: Bernd Westphal, Marktbeobachtung, Monitoring Energie, Federal Network Agency (Germany)

14:35Moving into the next decade oF euRopean-Wide eneRgy tRading BacK oFFice optiMisation• Exploring the progress made in implementing automated confirmations • Advances in new back office initiatives to the benefit of the European Markets • The latest ongoing industry dialogues within key European working groups • Solving the continuing operational challenges and risks currently faced together with the EFET • BPOC members • The tools that are available for individual organisations Invited: Electrabel GDF Suez *

poWeR geneRation investMent in an unceRtain RegulatoRy enviRonMent• Different ways of reaching European 2020 energy targets and their effect on the CO2 prices • How will RES affect the European power market • Will new investments rely on public rather than market incentives?Speaker: Ondrej Strecker

Managing RegulatoRy RisK exposuRe FoR poWeR pRoduceRs Within the eu eneRgy MaRKetSpeaker: Marco Margheri, SVP of Public and EU Affairs


15:45 Facilitating Res integRation and close-to-Real-tiMe tRading thRough oRganised MaRKets: pRagMatic steps toWaRds an intRaday continuous MaRKet thRoughout euRopeSpeaker: David Assaad, Business Development Manager

Re-estaBlishing the Role oF nucleaR in italy• The current status of the Italian nuclear program• Current schedule, costs and timings• Public engagement and current public views – Is support falling?• Challenges being tackledSpeaker: Francesco Giorgianni, Director for Public Affairs, Enel, & Board Member, Board Member, Sviluppo Nucleare Italia

cuRRent and FutuRe RegulatoRy RequiReMents - oppoRtunity oR challenge FoR poWeR geneRatoRs in centRal easteRn euRope Region?• Economy development and future power needs reflecting structural changes• How new EU regulatory framework can influence the power generators activities• What future priorities of EU governments can impact power generators• EU Market integration as a necessity for all market players • Liberalization and regulation - how to provide stability and predictability in rules for energy sectorSpeaker: Alena Salamonova, Director - Regulatory and Market Affairs, Slovenske Elektrarne

“thE COnFEREnCE iS a REal MilEStOnE FOR attEnDEES tO havE a ‘StatE OF aCtual DECiSiOn PROCESS’ FOR POwER invEStMEntS in thE EuROPEan REGulatORy FRaMEwORk”- DOMiniquE wOitRin, DiRECtOR, CREG

16:20 integRating ReneWaBles into poWeR systeMs and MaRKetsCurrent impacts of variable renewable feed-in on power pricesThe role of renewable electricity integration policies on the conventional marketLong-term capacity effects of different policy pathsImplications for the future EU energy marketSpeaker: Marco Nicolosi, Ecofys

the euRopean poWeR industRy’s Response to euRopean anti-tRust developMents Speaker: Paolo Chiricozi, Head of European Regulation and Antitrust

16:55 Moving Forward with European Capacity Market DesignSpeaker: Gunnar Lundberg, Vice President Regulatory Affairs, Vattenfall AB, & Chairman, Markets Committee, Eurelectric

17:30 Safeguarding Investments in International Energy Projects - the International Investment Protection Law Context - Key Issues and Recent Developments Speaker: Prof. Khawar Qureshi, QC - Head of Chambers, McNair Chambers

18:00 Networking Drinks and Welcome Dinner in the Exhibition Lounge

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18:00 Networking Drinks and Welcome Dinner in the Exhibition Lounge



09:00 chairman’s opening Address

09:05 EU Commission Update on Anti-Trust Issues and New Developments Affecting Energy UtilitiesSpeaker: Philippe Chauve, Energy and Environment Unit, DG Competition, European Commission

09:40 Strategic 5-20 year Forward Portfolio Planning for Coal, Gas & Nuclear Power Generation: Case Study CEZ Group• Overview of the current generation portfolio Cez is operating • Strategic 5-20 year view: the role of Gas, Coal and Nuclear • Enabling the transition: Cez’s approach to portfolio restructuring • Challenges and uncertainties in the market: potential economic and regulatory pitfalls to avoid Speaker: Alan Svoboda, Executive Director, Sales & Trading, CEZ

10:15 The Digital Plant: Uncovering the Hidden Potential of Information • Techniques to manage and leverage data throughout the Design -- Build -- Operate plant lifecycle• Lessons learned from other capital intensive industries• Enabling and streamlining the information handover process• Importance of consistent and standard data taxonomy and information models• Advanced capabilities enabled by effective configuration management like simulation and 3D navigation Speaker : Neil Gerber, Global Power Generation Solution Leader-Energy & Utilities, IBM

10:50 The Future of the Power Generator: Asset Owner or Just an Operator?• Driving Factors of European Electricity Market Integration• Target models and their application: are there hidden or implicit aspects?• Market design and the influence to future roles and responsibilities• How European will be the future of our infrastructure? Speaker: Michael Zoglauer, Senior Expert for Energy Economy, TIWAG & Eurelectric

Matching Electricity Supply to Demand FluctuationMatching electricity supply to fluctuation in demand is currently one of the biggest challenges facing power utilities. Electricity Energy Storage (EES) offers a considerable value for the energy sector in particular when coupled with renewables: shifting wind and solar generation from off-peak or shoulder hours to on - peak periods is becoming a priority.• The latest cost-effective storage solutions their benefits and applications• Improving grid reliability and stability through EES• Encouraging the proper timely deployment new generation and transmission investments • Accessing support mechanisms for energy storage initiatives• The respective roles of EES and demand management over the coming decadeInvited speaker/panellists: Pierre Bernard, Secretary General, Elia, Jean Marie Bemtgen, EC Scientific Officer, European Commission*, Oliver weinmann, head of innovation, Vattenfall*, otto pirker, energy Storage Advisor, Verburnd hydropower*, emmanuel puchala, energy Storage programme Manager, gDF Suez*, Terje gjengedal, Senior Vice president, r&D Director, Statnett*, jacques ruer, Manager Technology Development, Saipem, Milagros rey portos, project Manager of Technical projects, gas natural, Veronica Malvaldi, renewable energy project Manager, enel*, Damien lavecque, head of project, poweo*, gauthier Delille, research engineer, power System Analysis, eDF*


11:50 REGiOnal DEvElOPMEntS anD OPPORtunitiES FOR POwER in EuROPE

EuROPEan SMaRt POwER & thE iMPliCatiOnS FOR GEnERatORS

engaging poWeR oppoRtunities Within the Benelux RegionSpeakers: Weero Koster, Partner – Head of Energy, Norton Rose & David haverbeke, partner - energy, environment and regulatory Affairs, lydian lawyers

the sMaRt city iMplications FoR the poWeR poRtFolio • The role of Symbiotic relations where one’s residue is the others’ resource exemplified by Kalundborg Industrial Symbiosis• 2020-target success depend on much on city involvement – ‘Smart City’ – examples both within ETS and Non-ETS»» • Public Private Partnerships (PPP) as a means for taking new energy technologies into the market (practical examples)• 2020 -targets and crisis– how to get more for less Q&A’s Martin Andersen, Head of Office, Kalundborg

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“COntEntS anD tOPiCS aRE vERy EFFECtivEly PRESEntED thROuGhOut with ClEaR anD

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12:25 “a wEll-FOCuSED anD inFORMativE COnFEREnCE tO GEt uPDatED On nEw invEStMEntS anD thE iMPaCt OF thE nEw EuROPEan REGulatORy FRaMEwORk”PhiliPPE ChauvE, EuROPEan COMMiSSiOn

the pan euRopean supeR gRid – When and hoW• The prospective timelines• Agreements that are in place at the political and EU egulatory level to set up a framework for super grids which will connect markets across national frontiers• Overcoming the social and financial challenges- examples of the Baltic countries and the north Sea offshore wind• Working through the challenges to connect the offshore energy generation to the evolving T&D network Speaker/panelists: Eddie O’Connor, Chief Executive, Mainstream renewable power*, Ana Aguado cornago, chief executive, Friends of the Supergrid, juliet Davenport, ceo, good energy*, Michael Brown, Director, Delta energy*

has geRMan nucleaR u-tuRn changed the pictuRe oF neW capacity extensions in se euRope?Speaker: Tomaz Oresic, Director Western & Central Europe, eFT group

Key dRiveRs in the electRic tRanspoRt value chain in the city: e-MoBility gRid integRationSpeaker: Thomas Theisen, Chairman of Task Force for Electric Vehicles, eurelectric & head of new Technologies, rwe Ag*


14:00 EnGaGinG MaRkEt DEvElOPMEntS anD OPPORtunitiES in nEiGhbOuRinG MaRkEtS RuSSia & tuRkEy

COal POwER Plant EFFiCiEnCy & GaS PRiCinG

What’s leFt to Be done in oRdeR to get to the pRoMised MaRKet Model in Russia? Speaker: Dominique Fachegeneral Director for russia and ciS, enel

pRoject and opeRational expeRience FRoM enBW’s coal FiRed poWeR plants ModeRnisation pRogRaM• Efficiency increase Flexibility of operation• Emissions and CO2 reductionSpeaker: Georg-Nikolaus Stamatelopoulos, Director Engineering Technology & Frank-peter Kirschning, Director operations rDK, enBw Kraftwerke Ag

iMpleMentation tools FoR de-centRalized poWeR and heat geneRation FoR distRict eneRgy systeMs: tuRKeySpeaker: Birol Kilkis, Fellow ASHRAE -WADE - Baskent University

secuRity oF supply in the natuRal gas MaRKet• Long Term Contracts and liberalization• LNG and diversification• Demand Side ManagementSpeaker: Nedim Korkutata, Tariffs Department, EMRA – Turkey

supply, deMand & pRicing: envisioning the gloBal gas MaRKet oF the FutuReSpeaker:/panelists: Kurt Bligaard Pedersen, Executive Vice President, Dong energY, & president, Dong nATurgAS*Invited: László Varró, Vice President, Strategy Development, Mol group*José Simón, Director Gas Supply and Portfolio Management, iBerDrolA*Michael peisser, Senior Vice president - Supply, Marketing & Trading, oMV gAS & power*

15:10 closing plenary SessionsNew Build Generation Trends in EuropeSpeaker: Henry Edwardes-Evans, Managing Editor, Platts Power in Europe

The New Driving Forces Shaping Europe’s Power Industry – Summit Summary• Factors affecting the security of supply • How affordability is now shifting the focus from climate change as the central issue• Being pragmatic about the long term business case when developing energy assets • What is the appropriate policy responses to the new abundance of gas? • The regulatory frameworks/policy and infrastructure decisions that need to be in place before European governments and industry can move towards investing in a clean energy future• Is there a case for greater government intervention in energy markets, given the successes of state-driven measures in some emerging markets, in encouraging low-carbon energy development?• How security of suppy issues, the pace of new technology and energy pricing will affect European energy policy in the medium-long termClosing Keynote Discussion Moderator: Andre Jurres, CEO, New Power Generation,henry edwardes-evans, editor of power in europe, platts power in europe, + attending summit session leaders

Chairman’s closing address - End of the 2011 Summit

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Chairman’s closing address - End of the 2011 Summit


11:00 Registration

12:00 Welcome Canapé and Exhibition Opening


Opening SessionsThe Future Power Generation Portfolio from a Technology Perspective: Meeting Higher Energy Needs, Tightening Regulations and Environmental Developments• Where energy needs will increase to in the future• How Europe’s energy portfolio needs to be shaped according to:

• CO2 emission reduction targets • AND the coming availability of game-changing technologies

• Meeting the challenge of integrating more renewable energies into the power grid and into existing coal and gas plants• Assessing the share of fossil power needed in the future as back up for renewable sources• The future of nuclear in fulfilling Europe’s long term power needs after Fukishima and the German political reaction. The technological and scientific facts and economic trends• Building stable networks with a balanced, efficient and environmentally friendly power landscape

The 2020 Vision for Europe – Advances in Smart Grid Technology and Deployment to Achieving Competitive, Sustainable and Secure energy Throughout the Union • As utilities, equipment manufacturers etc try to integrate all the different pieces of the smart grid puzzle into a common architecture, the development of consensus concerning standards is lagging behind deployment• European Electricity Grid Initiative (EEGI) Roadmap- addresses the challenge of integrating new technologies under real life working conditions and validating the results• Interoperability - Developing the common technical standards that will connect the European grids• Identifying the initial set of existing consensus standards- clarifying what works and what doesn’t• The way ahead - delivering the roadmap to fill the gaps• Catching up with deployment – the co-ordination and acceleration of standards• Developing the standards required for devices to be utility controlled

Recent advances in Electricity Energy Storage (EES) • The increasing potential for EES in enabling the storage of wind and solar generation from off-peak or shoulder hours to on - peak periods is becoming a priority. • Why improving grid reliability and stability and deferring new generation and transmission investments are becoming key objectives for grid operators • The most promising EES technologies and their potential application to reduce line congestions, providing frequency regulation and managing the intermittency of renewables• The latest cost-effective storage solutions and their capabilitiesInvited speakers and discussion panellists: Frank-Detlef Drake, Vice president, corporate research & Development, rwe*, Sven utermöhlen, ceo for climate & renewables central europe, e.on*, luis Manuel Santos Moro, head of r&D, hc energÍA (eDp group), geoffrey Morrison, programme Manager, ieA clean coal centre, Frank wouters, Director, Masdar power*, wolfram Münch, Vice president research & innovation, enBw energie* jean Marie Bemtgen, EC Scientific Officer, European Commission*, Oliver Weinmann, Head of Innovation, Vattenfall*, Otto Pirker, Energy Storage Advisor, Verburnd hydropower*, emmanuel puchala, energy Storage programme Manager, gDF Suez*, Terje gjengedal, Senior Vice president, r&D Director, Statnett, peter ramm, Technical Director, Advanced power (uK) ltd, Veronica Malvaldi, renewable energy project Manager, enel*, pierre Bernard, Secretary general, elia, jan Bozeli, energy Storage Advisor, Alliander*, gauthier Delille, reserch engineer, power System Analysis, eDF*

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MaxiMiSinG EFFiCiEnCy & REDuCinG CO2 EMiSSiOnS FOR COnvEntiOnal POwER GEnERatiOn

renewable energy Development Stream

aDvanCES in EuROPEan winD POwER GEnERatiOn anD DEvElOPMEnt

Distribution, Smart grids & reS integration Stream

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setting the parameters and Making Key decisions during the development of combined cycle gas turbine (ccgt) power stations to ensure an optimised solution• Assessing the requirements and attributes associated with a successful project at early development stages• Understanding the options and decisions taken to optimise the variable aspects of design (e.g. hrSg design, cooling technology) and operability of the plant• Likely future design decisions on conventional ccgT power stations due to increased renewable generationpeter ramm, Technical Director & David Fearon, Director, project, Advanced power

optimising Wind energy operations and Maintenance• Maximising efficient production through predictive maintenance what to secure during contract negotiations • How operations and maintenance will develop for the future of offshore wind farms • Condition monitoring to ensure wind turbine reliability • Planning maintenance and optimising production using forecast predictions juan Amate, head of offshore, iberdrola*george Bakker, Managing Director, eneco, prinses Amalia windpark*, helge larsen, head of operations and Maintenance, Agder energi produksjon, norway*

Flexible power generation enabling Wide integration of Res• Overview of modern combustion engine power plant technology and typical applications• Flexibility features of engine power plants including e.g. 5 minute start to full load• Key system benefits of Smart Power generation• Feasibility of engine power plants in the range of 100-300 Mw.• Customer insights from selected reference projectsSpeaker: Niklas Haga, General Manager - Marketing, wärtsilä power plants

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the oxycFB300 compostilla project - demonstration of ccs in spainThe compostilla oXYcFB300 project is co-financed by the European Union’s European energy programme for recovery. it’s a carbon capture and Storage (ccS) integral commercial demonstration project, including co2 capture, transport and storage• Phase I. Technological Development (2009 - 2012)• Phase II. Demonstration (2013 - 2015)The technologies employed and developed for co2 capture, transport and storageArto hotta, Director, research & Development, Foster wheeler*jorge Martinez-jubitero, Technical Director engineering r&D, endesa generacion (Spain)*

advances in Wind power plant development and generation technologies This session will focus on advances in wind power technologies and best practices in wind project planning, procurement, and construction.• Power plant optimization utilizing improved efficiencies and performance in turbine and blade design, control and automation systems• Project planning, procurement and construction: Completing projects on time and within budget• The importance of predicting and preventing possible down-times in order to optimize wind farms operations• Reducing the cost of deepwater foundations for offshore wind- To be assigned to a leading specialist

optimising power grids throughout europe and the Role of active network operators implementing smart projects in germany, hungary, Romania and Bulgaria• Technical challenges in delivering smart grids• Importance of active network operators in implementing the smart grid• TSO and DSO interaction, collaboration and bi-lateral control in optimising the network• Impact of national regulation in development of smart projectspeter Sigenstam, Vice president, head of Smart, e.on*

effectively Managing operational outages for power generators• Minimising health and safety incidents during an outage • How to capitalise from effective contract management• Diagnosing areas for improvement before, during and after an outage• Effectively reviewing the risks and benefits of lifetime extension components • Overcoming skill and resources shortagesDominique Swerts, head of outage and Maintenance project Department, Tihange nuclear power plant, electrabel, gDF Suez *, jac weggen, Turnarounds Manager, essent*, Steve gibson, head of Business Development, The national Skills Academy for power *, Dr. Torsten Marheineke, head of energy planning, enBw Trading *

thanet offshore Wind Farm: supply chain & construction• Updating the industry on the progress of what will be the largest operational offshore wind farm in the world on completion• Evaluating how supply chain issues were overcome during construction and how this can inform future supply chain strategyole Bigum nielsen, Director of wind power uK, Vattenfall*

Working towards a pan-european smart grid – Regulatory and policy Frameworkco-ordinating the development of smart grids from a national to a european level The data challenge: Developing a pan-european grid to manage data from millions of smart metersThe current progress of the european electricity grid initiative (eegi) roadmapwhy the deployment of a super grid may be necessary for europe to meet its renewable energy goalsInvited speaker: Tahir Kapetanovic, Director electricity, e-control*


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integrated Renovation & Modernisation solutions for Fossil Fired units • Meeting the challenge of managing the ageing of an installed base to deal with increased demand for power• Optimizing generation assets• How to improve power plant revenues and extending its life span• Achieving increased output at lower cost and reduced emissions- To be assigned to a leading specialist

strategic Weather Risk Management for the energy industry in Forecasting and hedging for highly Weather-dependent power generation• Overcoming short- to medium-term uncertainty in weather changes • The latest forecasting models • Optimising the portfolio and energy value chain, from wholesale to downstream markets • Looking at successful hedging strategies• The latest weather forecast toolsSpeaker: Stefan Erath, Norsk Hydro ASA

technological solutions to supportsmart grid Reliability andFunctionality• Real-time feedback and alerts on the health of the grid• Advances in enabling remote activation and repairs• How to identify damaged equipment to prevent outages• Enabling the grid to anticipate disruption to supply - To be assigned to a leading specialist

new turbotechnology For power generations• Developments in mechanical turbocompounding that convert the exhaust gas into mechanical energy and/or electricity • Optimising efficiency across the spectrum of engine conditions to deliver higher fuel efficiency- To be assigned to a leading specialist

Building new state-of-the-art solar installations in europe and the technologies to employ• Overview of projects• Technological specifications• Advanced photovoltaics employed and in achieving high energy conversion efficiency-To be assigned to a leading specialist

Meeting smart grids project deployment challenges • Overview of recent case studies• The key challenges faced• Avoiding the pitfalls and the lessons learnedgunnar lorenz, head of unit - networks, eurelecTric*paola petroni, head of Scada and Measurements, enel Distribuzione*Thomas rieder, Director of electricity networks, Salzburg Ag*

advances in nuclear power generation technology & safety• Nuclear Power Technologies as key to maintain europe’s nuclear renaissance after Fukushima • Progress report on nuclear plants under construction & the latest in reactor design strengths and safety• Small Modular Nuclear Reactors: New Technologies and Systems• Development of new supply chains for european nuclear new Build programmesInvited speakers & panellists: Ilari Räisänen, Fortum power and heat oy, Finland, gaudenzio Mariotti, enel ingegneria e innovazione SpA

advances in utilising Biomass in power generation • Next generation technologiesThe characteristics, logistics and economics of current and future projects utilizing wood wastes• Producing power and/or fuels from livestock and poultry wastes • Managing municipal solid waste, urban residues such as sewage, bio-solids and waste water, and landfill gas• Utilizing, processing, handling or managing food processing residues-To be assigned to a leading specialist

the Role of Microgeneration in the Redesign of the current one-Way transmission system to permit end-users to Become electricity traders• The readiness of European electricity consumers open to engaging in long term energy management and generation• The technology needed to enable end users to become energy traders • Advances in Microgeneration technologies such as small scale wind turbines and solar panels etc • The role of Energy storage technologies in microgeneration • Comparing off-the-grid and grid-connected set ups-To be assigned to a leading specialist

cogeneration and combinedheat and power (chp)• Using previously waste heat from electricity generation for heating districts, homes, public buildings and businesses.• Simultaneous generation of both electricity and useful heat implementing micro-chp within a smart grid for a home or a small business • District CHP – bringing power and heat on a district network• Hybrid heat pumps – combing an electric heat pump with high efficiency boiler• Optimisation of heating and electricity through intelligent portfolio management-To be assigned to a leading specialist

advances in hydropower technology and efficiency• Overview of more efficient and/or environmentally sensitive components• Materials and system operations to assess and maximise water-use efficiency• Advances in hydropower turbine and generator design• Enhancing and optimizing the life cycle of hydro plants through efficient asset preservation plants-To be assigned to a leading specialist

integrating electric vehicles (ev) and eMobility into new-generation networks• The latest development in electric vehicle deployment - Denmark• Preparing for the the impact of EV on distribution due to volatile and unpredictable charging requirements that a electric vehicles will require• How to track the incoming EV requirements • Challenges in developing a standardised eV technologies and the harmonization of charging devices• Vision for the future: Will EVs in the coming years be totally cable-free inductively charged?-To be assigned to a leading specialist

17:30 Recent Developments & Infrastructure Requirements for Europe’s Carbon-Neutral Electricity FutureSession leader: William Kyte, OBE, Senior Advisor, Climate Change, E.ON AG, Honorary President, Emissions Trading Group (UK), Chief Advisor, International Climate Policy, Eurelectric

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11:00 Registration

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Chairman’s Opening Address

opening SessionHow Investors Should Identify Lucrative Power Projects in Europe - Investing in Projects with a Strong Business Case• Investing in efficient electricity generation projects low environmental impact• Identifying projects that increase energy security and differentiate power generation sources at national and European level • How good new projects enhancing market competition, differentiate sources of supply and meet the demand for electricity both within and beyond a given country• Picking the right investment partners: Case Study: Financing the 413 MW Combined-Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) Power Plant Toul – France with poweo-Verbund AgSpeakers: Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen, Vice-President, European Investment Bank*Andreas wollein, head of group Finance and investor relations, VerBunD Ag *

The Role of Infrastructure Capital and Project Finance in European and Emerging Region Power & Energy Markets• Arranging operations in debt and equity markets• Executing ECM, DCM and M&A deals in emerging markets• Capitalising on private investment interest • Asset management best practicesSpeaker: Andrei Kiselev, VP Infrastructure Capital & Project Finance, VTB Capital

Project Financing Considerations for the Europe’s New Generation of Power Plants• Credit outlook for the European power and energy sector• Impact of demand trends into the medium-long term• The supply challenges for hydrocarbon based power generation• Key European Utilities Credit Drivers for 2011 - Liquidity and Funding Trends• New regulatory and financing developments affecting the European electricity marketSpeaker: Erwin Van Lumich, Head of the EMEA Energy, Utilities & Regulations, Fitch Ratings

plenary discussionInvesting in Europe’s Energy Future: How Investors Through Syndicated Financing Arrangements Can Enable the EU to Achieve its Energy Directive TargetsPanelists: Geoff Haley, Chairman, International Project Finance Association, Martin Stanley, CEO, Macquarie European Infrastructure Funds*, Andreas wollein, head of group Finance and investor relations, Verbund Ag*, Markus hottenrott, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley infrastructure*, Trent Vichie, Senior Managing Director, Blackstone infrastructure partners*, Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen, Vice-president, european investment Bank*, David lyons, Founding partner, capital partners worldwide, christian Filippitsch, partner, norton rose, Tom geudens, counsel-Banking & Financial Services, lydian lawyers

FinanCinG baSE-lOaD POwER StREaM FinanCinG REnEwablE EnERGy PROjECtS StREaMproject Finance considerations for Major gas and coal power plants in europeSpeaker: Nandita Parshad, Director for Power & Energy , european Bank for reconstruction & Development*

Financial, Regulatory and operational issues affecting the development of Wind in central europeSpeaker: Adam Pool, Chief Investment Officer, European Investment & partners

Financing new nuclear Build in europe• Financing challenge for new nuclear given recent events • Financing sources and structures• New financing trends • Cost implications for market prices and charges to EU consumers• Competitiveness, new entrants, government/EU policy implicationsSpeakers: Francesco Giorgianni, Director for Public Affairs, ENEL, Board Member, Sviluppo nucleare italia*, greg evans, Director of nuclear, centrica energy*, lubov Kotzeva, Director, rothschild*, David Stearns, Director, power and utilities, resource and energy group, hSBc Bank*

Formulating syndicated Financing structures specifically for Renewable energy• Challenges and opportunities to becoming a sustainability investor• Wind: the financing of the Gabrielsberget Nord wind farm in Sweden• Debt financing for Solar: The ground-mounted 14.2 MWp photovoltaic plant in puglia/italy• The range of offerings available for power projects that protecting the environment and climateSpeaker: Federico Florian, Director Energy & Infrastructure Finance, Kfw ipeX-Bank (london)


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16:00 investment opportunities within europe’s transmission system • Changing the Game, the Framework, the Opportunities and the challenges • Investing in the emerging technologies that will revolutionalise the sector• How to make investments in new distribution and related technologies paySpeaker: Pierre Bernard, Secretary General & Director Business Development, elia group

Making accurate economic valuations for investments in power generation projects • Reconciling unpredictable capital investment and lack of project design uniformity with the need for large-scale facilities to harness adequate revenue• Overcoming challenges of economies of scale, high transaction costs, & irregular financial performance metrics• Risks and opportunities for investors and lendersSpeaker: Gill Eapen, Vice President - Chairman, charles river Associates & Decision options (uSA)eu Funding opportunities for energy companies: new Ways of overcoming the Financing challenges for new power projects • EU Energy budget and management entities• Overview of major EU funding programmes• How to utilize structural and indirect funds• Future developments in the coming years• Eligibility and application for fundsguido Mattei, Director, european consulting Brussels

innovative Financing for power & energy infrastructure projects in today’s challenging economic environment • Why a long-term investment perspective Is essential• Single source financing v.s. syndication• Exceptional capital for exceptional Projects• How to re-finance stalled projects• Equity solutions and joint-venture partnershipsSpeaker: David Lyons, Founding Partner, Capital Partners worldwide

Effectively Arranging Refinancing for European Power & Energy Projects• How much refinancing is expected to be needed in the coming 18 months and the lessons learned so far• Refinancing from a position of stress and managing refinancing effectively• The options borrowers have when there is little or no access to capitalSpeakers: Christian Filippitsch, Partner, Norton Rose, Tom Geudens, Banking & Financial Services, Lydian

17:30 Power Sector Human Capital Management Through the M&A Process• The M&A process from the human resource perspective• Pre-deal strategy & planning• Project planning & management• Due diligence & do by close• Transition / IntegrationSpeaker: Konrad Deiters, Head of M&A (Germany), Mercer

closing plenary Session and DiscussionRecent Developments & Infrastructure Requirements for Europe’s Carbon-Neutral Electricity FutureSession leader: William Kyte, OBE, Senior Advisor, Climate Change, E.ON AG, Honorary President, Emissions Trading Group (UK)chief Advisor, international climate policy, eurelectric


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EnhanCED nEtwORkinG OPPORtunitiES tO bEnChMaRk with inDuStRy PEERS & DiSCuSS buSinESS SOlutiOnS anD SynERGiESA major element of the epg Summit is to allow the leaders of the european power industry to network and discuss synergies with peers, potential partners, and leading providers of services in the power and energy sector. providing extended networking opportunities for all attendees, the egp 2011 exhibition lounge will host all networking activities such as drinks receptions, coffee breaks and official lunches and canapés.

thE EuROPEan POwER GEnERatiOn OFFiCial nEtwORkinG lunChES, COFFEE

bREakS anD CanaPéSDue to the carefully controlled and exclusive size of the epg

Summit, all participants have the opportunity to engage in comfortable, unpressured but at the same time meaningful

in-depth interactions with other attending delegates. Year on year epg delegates return to the summit not only for the valuable knowledge they gain during the conference

sessions, but also to build on the relationships they established the previous year and to make new contacts

that may prove to be invaluable in the future




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The 2011 European Power Generation Summit will take place at the renowned InterContinental Hotel – Prague (Czech Republic).

Our aim is to ensure that all delegates are conveniently accommodated within the hotel venue so please ensure you book early to make your stay as convenient and productive as possible. Overlooking the Vltava river and only two minutes walk from the Old Town Square and its spectacular Christmas Market, the InterContinental is by far the best location in downtown Prague.

The hotel offers 372 newly renovated guest rooms and suites, which feature every imaginable comfort. The spacious Health club & spa is complimentary to hotel guests and include swimming pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, gym and treatment facilities. A trip from anywhere in Europe takes no longer than a few hours by plane. That is why European cultural and commercial forces from North and South, East and West meet here.

In order to make a reservation please contact the hotel directly referencing your attendance to the 2011 EPG Summit

HOTEL DETAILS: (remember to reference your attendance to the 2011 epg Summit)Email : [email protected],Telephone: +420 29663 1111Fax: +420 29663 1123Web: www.intercontinental.com/pragueHotel Address: Parizska 30, Praha 1, Czech Republic

thE EPG 2011 DvD-ROMDo you want to have a complete record of the all the presentations, keynote sessions, Q&A and speaker audio for sessions featured at the summit? The EPG DVD-ROM provides exceptional value in enabling you to permanently capture the knowledge shared at the summit for you and your organisation.

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thE 2011 EPG SuMMit SPOnSORS & ExhibitORS

Fitch Ratings is a global rating agency committed to providing the world’s credit markets with independent and prospective credit opinions, research, and data. With 50 offices worldwide, Fitch Ratings’ global expertise, built on a foundation of local market experience, spans across capital markets in over 150 countries. Fitch Ratings is widely recognized by investors, issuers, and bankers for its credible, transparent, and timely coverage. Fitch Ratings is headquartered in New York and London and is part of the Fitch Group, which includes Fitch Solutions, a distribution channel for Fitch Ratings products and a provider of data, analytics and related services; and Algorithmics, a leader in enterprise risk management solutions. The Fitch Group is majority-owned subsidiary of Fimalac, S.A., headquartered in Paris, France. Fitch Ratings’ Corporates group provides public and private ratings on companies and their debt instruments, including bank loans, senior and subordinated debt, commercial paper and preferred stock.Analysts cover the securities of more than 1,100 companies in a wide range of sectors. The Energy, Utilities and Regulation group has a worldwide analytical presence to ensure we address the legal, regulatory and market environments of local regions, while offering a global perspective. To date, the team covers close to 500 entities in all segments of the oil, gas, power, water and transportation industries, publishing insightful ratings and research on key sectors including oil & gas upstream and downstream, gas pipelines, power generators, power & gas distributors, transport companies, integrated utilities, and water & sewage companies.Key Contact: Erwin van Lumich, Managing Director, Energy, Utilities & RegulationEmail: [email protected]: +34 93 323 8403Website: www.fitchratings.com

Pöyry is a global consulting and engineering firm. Our in-depth expertise extends to the fields of energy, industry, urban & mobility and water & environment. Pöyry Management Consulting is a division of Pöyry and specialises in the energy sector, providing strategic, commercial, regulatory and policy advice to Europe’s energy markets. The team of energy specialists, offers unparalleled expertise in the rapidly changing energy sector. Recently we have conducted extensive work related to the fields of intermittency (wind and solar), renewable grid integration, smart energy and within that smart grids for a wide range on clients internationally including national and pan-European government agencies. For more information please visit www.poyry.com

Lydian is one of the leading independent law firms in Belgium. Founded in 2001 as Lontings & successfully developed to become a fully-fledged, stand-alone business law firm, driven by 65 motivated and highly competent lawyers and 9 partners. Lydian has offices in Brussels and Antwerp. Our lawyers are internationally recognised as top names in their domain of expertise. The departments and main contacts are Commercial & Litigation, Corporate & Finance, Employment, Pensions & Benefits, Real Estate, Environment & Regulatory and Tax. We provide our clients – large and medium-sized Belgian and international companies – with prompt assistance and to-the point advice, both in domestic and cross-border files. We frequently handle referral cases from prestigious law firms outside Belgium. Our lawyers are recommended in prestigious legal directories such as Chambers, Legal 500, PLC Which Lawyer?, the Euromoney’s Guides to the World’s Leading Lawyers, Who’s Who Legal and European Legal Experts. For more information please visit www.lydian.be

Norton Rose Group is a leading international legal practice. We offer a full business law service to many of the world’s pre-eminent financial institutions and corporations from offices in Europe, Asia Pacific, Canada, Africa and the Middle East. Knowing how our clients’ businesses work and understanding what drives their industries is fundamental to us. Our lawyers share industry knowledge and sector expertise across borders, enabling us to support our clients anywhere in the world. We are strong in financial institutions; energy; infrastructure, mining and commodities; transport; technology and innovation; and pharmaceuticals and life sciences. We have more than 2600 lawyers operating from offices in Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, Athens, Bahrain, Bangkok, Beijing, Brisbane, Brussels, Calgary, Canberra, Cape Town, Dubai, Durban, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, London, Melbourne, Milan, Montréal, Moscow, Munich, Ottawa, Paris, Perth, Piraeus, Prague, Québec, Rome, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto and Warsaw; and from associate offices in Dar es Salaam, Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta. Norton Rose Group comprises Norton Rose LLP, Norton Rose Australia, Norton Rose OR LLP, Norton Rose South Africa (incorporated as Deneys Reitz Inc), and their respective affiliates. For more information please visit www.nortonrose.com

Allegro delivers a suite of solutions for merchant power generators, utilities, cooperatives, and traders. Our risk management, scheduling and settlement solutions for power drive business efficiency, while working in concert with Allegro solutions for coal, natural gas, oil, and other fuels. Allegro solutions also support economic dispatch of multiple units to provide for optimized physical logistics and scheduling management for all transportation types. Each of Allegro’s components is tightly integrated with physical and financial transactions, power and fuels physical capacity and provides customers with a single view of their entire portfolio. Allegro provides a single platform for risk managers to transparently view and optimize power portfolios, inclusive of all fuel types, physical and financial transactions, and live markets. For more information please visit www.allegrodev.com

lEaD POwER tEChnOlOGy SPOnSORWärtsilä is a global leader in complete lifecycle power solutions for the marine and energy markets. By emphasising technological innovation and total efficiency, Wärtsilä maximises the environmental and economic performance of the vessels and power plants of its customers. In 2010, Wärtsilä’s net sales totalled EUR 4.6 billion with more than 17,500 employees. The company has operations in 160 locations in 70 countries around the world. Wärtsilä is listed on the NASDAQ OMX Helsinki, Finland. For more information please visit www.wartsila.com




lEaD SMaRt EnERGy SPOnSOR IBM is the leading company in IT services and consulting with 100 years of experience in innovations that change our world. IBM’s energy and utilities industry solution portfolio addresses a utility’s business and technology needs across the full energy value chain from power generation, through transmission, distribution and to the end consumer. Our capabilities provide a utility with the increased ability to more efficiently manage the electricity supply/demand equation through an integrated view of the grid, its consumers and generators, reduced number of outages and outage durations, better utilization of assets and workforce, and a better ability to manage consumers as participant. To find out more information, please visit: www.ibm.com/energy or contact Eric J. Young, CEE Energy & Utilities Sales Leader at: [email protected]

MaRkEtinG PaRtnERS & aSSOCiatiOnSThe Union of the Electricity Industry-EURELECTRIC is the sector association which represents the common interests of the electricity industry at pan-European level, plus its affiliates and associates on several other continents. The association was formed as a result of a merger in December 1999 of the sister sector bodies UNIPEDE and EURELECTRIC. EURELECTRIC’s mission is to contribute to the development and competitiveness of the electricity industry and to promote the role of electricity in the advancement of society. For more

information please visit www.eurelectric.org

AEP make the electricity upon which the UK depends. Our members generate electricity using coal, gas and nuclear power as well as renewable sources such as wind, biomass and water. They include businesses ranging from small family enterprises to large, international electricity companies. The AEP promotes the interests of its members and the vital investments that they make to provide the UK with heat, light and power. The Association works closely with government and regulators, in the UK and the EU, to improve understanding of the industry and pursue the best possible climate for investment. For further details please visit www.aepuk.com

The Energy Regulators Regional Association’s main objective is to increase exchange of information and experience among its members and to expand access to energy regulatory experience around the world.The Founding Members identified the purpose of ERRA as follows:• to improve national energy regulation in member countries,• to foster development of stable energy regulators with autonomy and authority and to improve cooperation among energy regulators.• In addition, the Association strives to increase communication and the exchange of information, research and experience among members and increase access to energy regulatory information and experience around the world and promote opportunities for training.For more information please visit www.allegrodev.com

The International Project Finance Association (IPFA) is the largest and the only international, independent, not-for-profit association dedicated to promoting and representing the interests of private companies and public sector organisations in Project Finance and Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) throughout the world.We are here to serve the project finance industry and welcome any of your queries at [email protected]

ICIS Heren is the market leading information service provider for gas, liquefied natural gas, power, carbon and coal market intelligence. For over a decade we have published a suite of trusted reports providing news, analysis, benchmark price assessments and indices. Through our reports we aim to bring liquidity and transparency to power and gas hubs, giving you the independent data you need to analyse the sector and make informed business decisions.Founded in 1987, APER gathers and represents the electricity Producers from renewable sources with the aim to protect their rights and promote their interests in Italy and worldwide. APER is the main Italian association of electricity producers from renewable sources and one of the largest in Europe for the number of members and installed power.




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