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• PricewaterhouseCoopers, Senior Manager, Edward Hamilton

• Scottish and Southern Energy, ICT ProjectManager, Gordon Hewitt and Project DeliveryManager, Nigel Bessant

• EON, Technology & Solutions, Markus Hofsäß • Taylor Wessing, Partner, Tracey Sheehan • Scottish Power, Industry Relationship Manager,David Ross Scott

• Western Power Distribution, Senior ProjectManager, Sanna Atherton

• Cisco, Solutions Architect, Marcus Smith• Alliander, Telecom Policy Advisor, Erik Moll• UK Power Networks, Low Carbon Solutions Design

Manager, Tim Manandhar• Greenberg Traurig, Counsel, Harvard University,

Executive Director of the Electricity Policy Group,Ashley C. Brown

• ESB, Head of Smart Energy Technologies, Denis O'Leary

• Enel, Innovation Manager, Giovanni Coppola

• Everything Everywhere, VP Wholesale and M2M,Marc Overton

• RWE, Manager of Technology, Corporate researchand Development, Gunnar Hoffman

• Optimus, Head of M2M, Carlos Lourenco

• Eco Island, CEO and Founder EcoislandPartnership, David Green

• Trusted Renewables, CTO, Piotr Cofta, CEO,Colin Mallett

• RADiFlow Ltd, CEO, Ilan Barda

• Stedin, Senior Enterprise Architect, Milo Broekmans

23rd and 24th September 2013, Marriott Hotel Regents Park, London

Telecoms for Smart GridsThe future of Smart Grid Connectivity

Get Smart with Business Process ModelsGillian Adens, Director, Hippo Software & Gareth Tuckwell, Consultant/Trainer, Hippo Software

8.30am – 5.00pm

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND:Industry:• Utilities • Telecom Operators• Government and

Regulatory leaders• Academic• Solution Providers• Engineering• IT and Technical• Consultants

Job titles: • Chief Information Officers• Chief Technology Officers• Telecom Director• Telecom Managers• Head of Smart Grid

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Telecoms for Smart GridsDay One 23rd September 2013

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8.30 Registration & Coffee

9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks

PricewaterhouseCoopers, Senior Manager,

Edward Hamilton

9.10 Emerging Communications Technology Selected for use on the

New Thames Valley Vision Smart Grid Project

• Project Overview

• Communications Security Requirements

• Product Maturity in Smart Grid Solutions

• Communications Selection Criteria

• Comparison with Contemporary Solutions

• Conclusions

Scottish and Southern Energy, ICT Project Manager,

Gordon Hewitt and Project Delivery Manager,

Nigel Bessant

9.50 Communication requirements - An EON case study

• Regulatory requirements

• Smart meters – Roll out considerations

• Cost benefit analysis

• Outlooks and testing

• Results

EON, Technology & Solutions, Markus Hofsäß

10.30 MORNING COFFEE

11.00 Smart Metering - Testing Long Range Radio Technology for

WAN Coverage

• Scottish Power’s experience of Smart Meter so far.

• Purpose of the trial with Smart Reach.

• How the trial operated in practice.

• What the results illustrated.

• Next steps

Scottish Power, Industry Relationship Manager,

David Ross Scott

11.40 Smart Energy — Challenges against the background of

an increasing share of RES

• Motivation for the Integration of RES

• Challenges associated with the energy turnaround

• Potential solutions in the area of Smart Energy

RWE, Manager of Technology Corporate R&D, Gunnar Hoffman

12.20 NETWORKING LUNCH

1.50 A European perspective in respect of two of the Key Challenges surrounding the roll out of Smart Grids• EU draft cyber security directive

- Increased IT expenditure: - Conflicting obligations: - Objection against mandatory reporting- Launch of Cyber Information Sharing Partnership (CISP)

• EU draft regulation to reduce broadband costs- Cost Controls- It is recognised that the largest single cost component is

civil engineering - up to 80% - Enhancing transparency and coordination of civil engineering

works;- Handling requests to rollout networks in a more efficient and

transparent way;- Ensuring the EU is ready for Next Generation Access

buildings; and- Making a better use of existing infrastructure, including

across utilities - Industry Thoughts

Taylor Wessing, Partner, Tracey Sheehan

2.30 Introducing Project Falcon Project Falcon is a major LCNF project led by Western PowerDistribution. It aims to explore methods for coping withincreased demand for electricity. Traditionally, increaseddemand for electricity has been handled using reinforcement -essentially making the network stronger, for example withthicker cables. Project Falcon will test six alternatives toreinforcement• What we set out to do, challenges and lessons learnt• How a wireless IP communications network based on WiMax

has been designed to accommodate the differentrequirements including, monitoring, control and low latencyapplications such as tele-protection

• WPD’s future plans and what we think it’ll mean to otherDNOs

Western Power Distribution, Senior Project Manager, Sanna Atherton Cisco, Solutions Architect, Marcus Smith

3.10 AFTERNOON TEA

3.40 CDMA-450: a new approach for DSO's in Europe • Why Alliander has decided to deploy its own private mobile

network based on CDMA-450• Is also involving a unique partnership and working together

between Alliander and telco’s – explain the partnership andmodel

• Is good for Europe: 450 MHz band is a good band for Utilitiesin Europe, innovation, public interest

Alliander, Telecom Policy Advisor, Erik Moll

4.20 Implementation of smart solutions for connecting Distributed Generation - Flexible Plug and Play Low Carbon Networks• Project approach and objectives• Design and implementation of RF mesh solution• Substation LAN and WAN design challenges• End to End testing for the comms solution• Data optimisation for IEC 61850 traffic over RF mesh networkUK Power Networks, Low Carbon Solutions Design Manager,Tim Manandhar

5.00 Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

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Telecoms for Smart GridsDay Two 24th September 2013

8.30 Registration & Coffee

9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks

9.10 Smart Grid Regulatory and Competition Issues• Regulatory Policy and Smart Grid• Smart Meters and Billing: Competition Policy Issues• Smart Grid and Pricing for End Users• Smart Grid: Implications for Pricing Distributed GenerationGreenberg Traurig, Counsel, Harvard University, ExecutiveDirector of the Electricity Policy Group, Ashley C. Brown

9.50 Deployment of a Fibre Optic Telecoms network on the Distribution Electrical network in the Republic of Ireland• Technical deployment trials and strategies• Hardware devices and design solutions• Smart Grid benefits to the Electrical System Operator / Asset

Owner• Fibre to the Building feasibilityESB, Head of Smart Energy Technologies, Denis O'Leary

10.30 MORNING COFFEE

11.00 Green eMotion FP7 project: Interoperability and Smart Grids• IT infrastructure enabling electric mobility as market-ready

application of Smart Grids.• Outcomes of Green eMotion test phase of the roaming

platform for electric mobility.• Insights over business models evaluation for charging

infrastructure deployment.• Smart-Grids integration of EVs: concept and demonstration in

ItalyEnel, Innovation Manager, Giovanni Coppola

11.40 Using EE's superfast networks for smart grids and smart metering:• EE is uniquely positioned in the UK marketplace with our low

latency 4G network already available in many of our UK cities,reinforcing the widest reaching 2G/ 3G network. EE’scapabilities provide a wide and diverse spectrum allocation tomeet varying application requirements

• We're turbo-charging our superfast network to make it evenbetter. Later this year, we'll be able to offer top speeds of upto 130Mbps, and we will be regularly averaging 20Mbps.Industry case examples.

• Our ambition is to give our customers the best network, withthe capacity to deliver the best service, hence empowering allSmart Grid stakeholders to deliver to their customers.

• We are taking a partnering approach for utilities, where weactively foster ecosystems built on our networks. This meansthat we are able to quickly offer the reach and scaleability ofour network combined with the diversity of new technologiesevolving in the utilities arena.

Everything Everywhere, VP Wholesale and M2M, Marc Overton

12.20 NETWORKING LUNCH

1.20 Telecoms and Utilities — Convergence? What can utilities learn from mobile operators?• What Mobile operators learned in the market that can be now

also valuable to the Power utilities?• Why Telco industry may help to develop suitable operational

capabilities to the Power industry?• Who can provide insightful marketing role models and

customer management strategies to PowerCo’s?• Where should Mobile operators position themselves to better

leverage the development of Smartgrids?• How can Mobile networks scale and cope with the needs of the

future advanced Smartgrids services?Optimus, Head of M2M, Carlos Lourenco

2.00 Smart Grid and Smart Homes - proof of concept Ecoisland • Home Energy Management - the data and the learnings • Smart comms in the home - how smart do they have to be • Demand side management - what is the business case • Customer viewpoint - what is the feedback from the user • How many endpoints constitutes proof of concept Eco Island, CEO and Founder Ecoisland Partnership, David Green

2.40 AFTERNOON TEA

3.10 Data communication in smart grids taking privacy and security in mind• Why privacy and security matter• Aspects of privacy and security in smart grids• Security and privacy by design• Implications of taking security and privacy into accountStedin, Senior Enterprise Architect, Milo Broekmans

3.50 Securing the Smart-Grid backhauling network in view of futureapplications• Description of common smart-grid backhauling solutions• Overview of current security capabilities in smart-grid

networking• Future Smart-Grid applications and their impact on the

security requirements• Secure network architecture for the future Smart-Grid

applications• Customer case study – Deploying a future-ready secure

smart-grid network Ilan Barda, CEO, RADiFlow

4.30 Trust-enhanced risk management for smart systems• Smart grid is at the forefront of new risks• Existing risk management tools are not best suited for the job• Existing theories may device solutions - or not• In-depth analysis of risks is unnecessary complicated• Trust-Enhanced Risk Management can deliver better analyticsTrusted Renewables, CTO, Piotr Cofta, Trusted Renewables, CTO, Piotr Cofta, CEO, Colin Mallett

5.00 Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

FULL DAY POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP25th September 2013

8.30am - 5.00pmMarriott Hotel Regents Park London

Get Smart withBusiness Process Models

Workshop Overview:

Smart grid projects introduce new technologies and ways ofworking that need to be incorporated into existinginfrastructure and established businesses. This workshopteaches delegates how to understand and documentbusiness processes; and assess the impact of change onthe business – to prepare and enable the business toimplement and support new and innovative technologiesDelegates will be encouraged to actively participate duringthe workshop. The group exercises will offer theopportunity for delegates to gain confidence in using BPMNconcepts and notation. Those delegates who bring theirlaptops with them have the option to install and try out anevaluation copy of the Enterprise Architect CASE tool (EA).

Benefits of attending this workshop:• Increase your ability to facilitate business change• Improve communication with all business stakeholders• Learns skills and techniques that are fast becoming

industry standards

Workshop Agenda

8.30 Registration & Coffee9.00 Introduction from workshop leaders 9.15 What is BPMN and what are the benefits9.30 BPMN essentials — basic concepts and notation10.00 Essentials in practice: group exercises10.30 Tea and Coffee break11.00 BPMN advanced — additional concepts and

notation11.30 Advanced in practice: group exercises12.15 Demonstration of EA — creating BPMN models12.45 Advantages of EA (reuse, traceability,

documentation)1.15 Lunch break2.15 Role play to identify processes and activities2.45 Group participation — business process models

with flipcharts and post-its3.15 Formal models — document resulting BPMN

diagrams in EA3.45 Tea and Coffee Break4.15 Q&A / EA demo session5.00 Workshop close

Workshop Leaders:

Gillian Adens, Director, Hippo SoftwareGillian is an experienced software consultantand trainer with a technical career spanning25 years. Gillian was one of the first people inthe UK to specialise in object technology and isconsidered an expert in UML and BPMN. She

has considerable experience of software projectmanagement and assists customers with the adoption ofprocesses, tools and technologies.

Gareth Tuckwell, Consultant/Trainer,Hippo SoftwareGareth is a consultant, trainer and softwaredeveloper with over 15 years experience. Hehas a wide breadth of knowledge and canassist customers throughout the full project

lifecycle from requirements capture and analysis tosolution design, programming and implementation.

Hippo Software provides training and consulting inbusiness process modelling notation (BPMN) and industrystandard architecture and design methodologies (UML,SysML and ArchiMate). As an authorised training partnerfor Sparx Systems, Hippo Software helps customers masterthe Enterprise Architect CASE tool (EA). Hippo Softwareassists companies across a wide range of market sectors(including utilities, energy and telecommunications) byconsulting and mentoring on many complex and innovativeprojects. www.hippo-software.co.uk

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RADiFlow is a provider of Securecommunication solutions for theCritical infrastructure applications suchas the Smart-grid. Our solution isbased on the deployment of smartcommunication gateways withintegrated SCADA security capabilitiesin each distributed smart-grid MV/LVsite. The solution is already used inleading smart-grid deployments world-wide. www.radiflow.com

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