Closed door Workshops powered by BVES, Kongress West

Sprache: Englisch

Einführung: Reliable future markets are based on suitable standards and certification. What is the current situation? What is to be considered for industry and users? During this interactive workshop participants be provided with insights on the current development for technical standards for battery storage systems in Germany and the EU and discuss best-practice for design, safety and test procedures for batteries.

Intro and Moderation: Thomas Timke, Senior Battery Expert Solarwatt GmbH

Sprache: Deutsch

Einführung: Welche Rahmenbedingungen müssen für den Einsatz von Energiespeichersystemen in Gebäuden und in der Industrie geschaffen werden? Was sind die aktuellen Herausforderungen und Entwicklungen? Welche Geschäftsmodelle bilden sich momentan heraus? Von Festlegungen des Anlagen- und Baurechts bis hin zum Messkonzept für den Betrieb, von Geschäftsmodellen vor dem Hintergrund der geltenden rechtlichen Festlegungen bis zur Versicherungspraxis bei Energiespeichern – diese Themen werden im Workshop angesprochen.

Moderation: Johannes Hauck, Hager Electro GmbH und Co. KG

Sprache: Deutsch

Einführung: Dieser Workshop widmet sich speziell der Nutzung von Speichersystemen in der Energie-Infrastruktur. Welche Rolle spielen Speichersysteme im Netz und für das Netz? Welches sind die wichtigsten Aspekte bei der Einführung in die Praxis? Welche Regelungen trifft das geltende Recht? Besuchen Sie den Workshop, um mehr über diese Themen zu erfahren und die jüngsten Entwicklungen zu diskutieren.

Moderation: Dr. Matthias Vetter, Head of Department Electrical Energy Storage, Fraunhofer ISE

Sprache: Englisch

Einführung: The International Energy Agency’s Technology Collaboration Programme (IEA ES TCP) on Energy Storage presently runs an international project on the topic of Flexible Sector Coupling (FSC).

FSC is about connecting a multitude of “consuming” sectors to the increasing share of fluctuating renewables electricity generation and using energy storage to provide robustness and flexibility. With “consuming sectors” we here mean the thermal sector, addressing demands of heating and cooling, and the mobility sector, including all modes of transportation. In an increasingly electrified society, most of the energy input comes from electricity, regardless of sector, and with energy storage we get a time-independent, flexible connection between variable renewable electricity production and any demand for energy services. With a holistic approach, energy storage in its many forms – not only batteries, but also more affordable alternatives like hot water storage, underground thermal storage, and more advanced concepts of storing heating and cold, as well as hydrogen storage and any form of synthetic fuels derived from H2 for the mobility sector – can service the overall system in a cost-optimal and functional way.

In this stakeholder dialogue, we call for your input. While technical opportunities are clearly described, cost-benefits mapped out for a number of applications, and some real installations documented to inspire further development, we really need to define opportunities AND challenges with the concept from the perspective of actors involved in the sectors – planners, policy makers, utilities, developers of mobilitysolutions and low-carbon housing and industry.

For the dialogue, you can expect the following:

• A brief introduction to Flexible Sector Coupling, with techno-economic insights on the concept for the case of Germany.
• A guided opportunity to dialogue with the FSC team, to brainstorm around, and eventually conclude on important aspects related to the feasibility of the concept.
• A review of inspiring case applications to bring with you as further food-for-thought.

Stakeholder Dialogue (PDF, 113 KB)

Moderation: Prof. Dr. Viktoria Martin, Head of Division of Energy Systems, KTH Royal Institute of Technology Sweden

Sprache: Englisch

Einführung: Energy storage technologies are gaining more and more attention in the finance and insurance industry. What are the characteristics of investing in storage technologies? What is the value of energy storage? The purpose of this workshop is to bring investors and technology providers on the same level and to jointly shape the further growth of the industry.

Moderation: Markus Rosenthal, BVES e.V.