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  Evaluation: Key to Delivery of Energy Efficiency
Rome Italy, 12-14 June
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Discounted Rate Extended till May 18
After May 18 the fee will be $800 (615 EU)
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Come, Contact and Connect with 125 plus Energy Evaluation Professionals in Rome and:
- Meet other evaluators from Europe, North America and the developing world
- Learn about cutting edge techniques and new solutions to evaluation challenges
- Share experience and swap ideas with other professionals specifically obtain:
- Contacts
- Tips
- Best Practices Information
- Methodology Advancement
- Data Resources
- Insight on Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches to Tricky Issues
In addition to papers and panels, we will also host a poster reception. To view the list of posters, please see below.
The debate on energy and climate change is an increasingly important focus of policy for national, regional and local governments throughout Europe. International interest in evaluating the wide range of climate change policies is growing as fast as the investment that is being made in it--but is the investment being made in the most effective manner? Everyone recognizes that effective evaluation is crucial; however, approaches differ between nations and programmes. Join us for a lively discussion on these and other issues. |
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Tuesday Morning Keynotes
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Giovanni De Santi will provide a view on evaluation's role with regard to the European's Commission perspective. Past President of the Wuppertal Institute, will speak about how Germany expects to cope with nuclear phase-out and the vital role of energy efficiency and evaluation.
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Roman Road at Ostia Antica |
Conference Agenda: Day One
WELCOME AND OPENING PLENARY SPEAKER, ENEA-TBD Mr. Lelli, ENEA Directro General (invited) Giovanni De Santi, The European Commission Research Center Director, Institute for Energy and Transport Peter Hennicke, Past President of the Wuppertal Insititue for Climate, Environment and Chage Followed by sessions on: | |
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 Conference Agenda: Day Two
PLENARY SESSIONS--The Utility Perspective
Followed by sessions on:
- What do the NEEAPs or the US-States' Level Evaluations Tell Us When Put Together?
- Do Incentives Move Residential Market Behavior?
- Understanding the Mechanisms and Policy Effects Behind Savings through Modeling
- Smart Meters
- Expectations vs Measured Reality: Factors That Drive Ex-Post Savings
- Building Codes-Potentials and Reviews
- The Role of Energy Management Standards in Achieving Targets in the Industrial Sector
- Market Transformation: Appliances and Lighting
- Energy Savings from Behavioral Initiatives in Commercial Businesses and Buildings
- Standards for the Calculation of Energy Savings
- Building Codes and Standards
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Conference Agenda: Day Three
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PLENARY: Evaluation in a Time Of Shrinking Budgets, Philip Sellwood, Chief Executive, Energy Saving Trust. UK Followed by: - Pilot Programs
- Changing Behaviour: From Theory to Results
- Getting the Most Out of R&D Efforts
- Embracing Future Evaluation Demands-Is Evaluation Ready to Face Future Challenges?
- Adjourn at 12:30 pm
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Featured Panel
Evaluation as a Risk Management Tool in the Face of an Energy Crisis
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Man made or natural changes in energy supply?
The focus of the panel is on how results from evaluations (especially of energy efficiency programs) can be used to help value resources when an organization (or country) assesses its energy situation. Germany and Japan are good examples of how energy evaluation could be used to help rebuild their energy resources following a natural disaster such as a Tsunami or policy changes such as phasing out oil, nuclear or coal power sources. Our speakers:
Japan: Ken-Ichiro Nishio - Central Research Institute of (the) Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI)
China: Li Pengcheng, China National Institute of Standardization
Brazil: Luiz A Horta Nogueira, UNIFEI, Brazil
Korea: Ikpyo Kim, Expert commissioner / Dept. of Energy
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Tuesday Poster Reception
Join conference authors, attendees and poster presenters in this evening session and enjoy some light refreshment, stimulating conversations and make plans for a stunning dinner and exploration of the ancient city of Rome by evening light.
- Daniel G. Bauer, Florida Atlantic University, School of Public Administration, Is Your Footprint Stepping on my Policy Toes?
- Dirk Both, NL Agency, More Coherent Monitoring for Management Decisions Using Intermediate Level Indicators
- Charis Kordatos, Cyprus Energy Agency, A Break Down of the Various Procedures and Involved Organizations for the Permitting, Financing and Installation of Renewable Energy Projects in Cyprus
- Uduakobong Ekpenyong, University of Pretoria, The Approach to Social Impacts of Energy Efficiency Projects
- Kathleen Gaffney, KEMA, Will We Ever Get the LED Out? Results from a LED Market Characterization Study
- Joost Gerdes, ECN, Uncertainty Analysis in Energy Savings Calculations
- Edelgard Gruber, IREES, Subsidies for Energy Audits as an Efficient Policy Instrument: Lessons Learnt from the Evaluation of an Audit Programme for SMEs in Germany
- Katherine Johnson, Johnson Consulting Group, The Evolution of Process Evaluation Protocols in the United States
- Les Lambert, Lambert Engineering, Diagnostic Benchmarks: Revolutionary Benefits of Eliminating Sampling Error
- Jos� Lu�s de Sousa, Instituto Polit�cnico de Set�bal, Societal Objectives as Drivers of Ex-Ante Evaluation of Energy Efficiency Measures
- Todd E. Malinick, Energy Market Innovations, Inc, Social Network Analysis as a Tool for Process Evaluation and Market Analyses
- Greslou Olivier, Mines ParisTech - Centre for Energy and Processes, Exemplary Role of the Public Sector in Energy Efficiency Policies - Best Enforcement Practices and Improvement Options
- Liga Ozolina, Riga Technical University, Methodology for Evaluation of Energy Efficiency Policy for Industries in EU Countries with Less Energy Intensive Industrial Sector
- Kevin Cooney, Navigant Consulting, Applied Framework for Evaluation of Benefits and Costs of Smart Grid Investments: A Regional Case Study
- Xianming Ye, University of Pretoria, Measurement and Verification Process for Heat Pump Water Heaters Retrofitting
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Monday June 11 Pre-Conference Briefing
Time: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM (lunch break 12:30 - 2:00)
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Paolo Bertoldi, Principal Administrator, European Commission Directorate General Joint Research Centre, Institute for Environment and Sustainability |
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Marcella Pavan, Italian Regulatory Authority for Electricity and Gas (AEEG). Head of Energy Efficiency and Demand Response |
Session Leaders: Drs. Paolo Bertoldi and Marcella Pavan--This session covers:
- The fundamental principle of white certificates
- The functioning principle of white certificates
- How to design a white certificate scheme (obliged parties, sector covered, M&V, cost-recovery)
- How to design the M&V system
- Organisational issues
- Interaction with other policy instruments
Fee: There is a modest registration fee of 50 Euros (includes lunch, breaks and materials). Conference attendance is not required to attend this seminar. Please register using the conference registration site: www.iepec.org
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Conference Site is in City Centre
Location:
Roma Eventi - Fontana di Trevi
Piazza dilla Pilotta
4-00187 Rome Italy
For Information about local hotels, please click here
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Registration Link: http://www.iepec.org
Current rate is $620 and includes 3 morning coffee receptions, 5 refreshment breaks, 2 lunches, printed materials, conference CD and an evening poster reception. | |
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