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1 | SMART GRID Bulletin | Volume 3, Issue 2 | February 2018 Price: `50 www.indiasmartgrid.org

Welcome to India Smart Grid Week 2018• WelcometoIndiaSmartGrid 1 Week2018

• SmartGridUpdates:

o Policy,Regulations&Standards 3

o Technology&Projects 4

• IndiaSmartGridWeek2018 6

o SupportingMinistries 6

o EventStructure 6

o ConferenceThemes 6

o ISGW2018:MasterClasses 6

o ISGW2018–DetailedAgenda 7

o ISGFInnovationAwards2018 11

o ISGW2018:TechnicalTours 11

o Media&MarketingPartners 11

o SupportingOrganisations 11

o KeyPartnersandExhibitors 12

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DearFriends:

Itgivesme immensepleasuretowelcomeyouall tothe4theditionofIndiaSmartGridWeek(ISGW)startingfrom05March2018inNewDelhi.

As you know,within a short spanof 3 years, ISGWhasevolved asoneamongthemostpopularinternationaleventsonsmartgridsandsmart cities. Thiseditionof ISGWwill have225+eminent speakers

from40+countries.Wehavealreadyreceivedregistrationsfrom2000+delegatesandvisitors from 55 countries. The eventwill have 4 bilateralworkshops (with EuropeanUnion,USA,Sweden andFrance) for building collaborations betweenutilities in Indiaandutilitiesandtechnologyprovidersinthosecountries.BesidestherewillbefulldayparallelsessionsonSmartWateron07thMarch2018andonSmartCityGasDistributionon08thMarch2018.TheRoundtableson“Blockchain for Utilities” and“Smart Policies and Regulations for 21st Century” scheduled on 08thMarch 2018 has drawn hugeinterestamongstvariousstakeholders.

During the recentpastGovernmentof Indiahas takenseveralgroundbreakingpolicyinitiativestowardselectricgridmodernization,building100smartcitiesandrejuvenating500oldtowns,introducingelectricvehiclesandbullettrainsonfasttrack;andalsomadefirmcommitmentatParisClimateAgreement for transition toa lowcarboneconomywith40%ofenergyfromnon-fossilresourcesby2030.Someofthekeyinitiativestakenforgridmodernizationinclude:

o SmartGridVisionandRoadmapforIndiainAugust2013

o NationalSmartGridMissionapprovedin2015

o NewREProgramlaunched inFeb2015withatargetof175GWby2022ofwhich100GWfromSolar

o NetMeteringPoliciesinall29Statesand7UnionTerritoriesinlast4years–everyelectricitycustomerinIndiacanbea“prosumer”theoretically

o ModelSmartGridRegulationsapprovedbyForumofRegulatorsin2015


o StandardsforSmartMeters(IS16444andIS15959Part-II)issuedbyBureauofIndianStandards

o AncillaryServicesRegulationsbyCentralElectricityRegulatoryCommissionin2015

o NationalMissiononElectricMobility(NMEM)withatargetof6-7millionElectricVehicles

o TelecomRegulatoryAuthorityofIndiarecommendedtoreleaseadditional7MHzlicensefreespectrumforM2McommunicationsinSept2017

o NationalTariffPolicyin2016mandatedSmartMetersforallcustomerswithmonthlyconsumptionabove200kWhbyDec2019

o GreenCorridorsforhighvoltagetransmissioninterconnectionbetweenmajorpoolingstationsinRErichstatesinthewesternandsouthernregions;andestablishmentofRenewableEnergyMonitoringCenters(REMCs)withsophisticatedtoolsforweathermonitoringandforecasting,REgenerationforecasting,demandforecastingandgridbalancing

TheseinitiativeshavealreadycaughttheattentionofglobalinvestorsandtechnologycompaniesandIndiaisfastemergingasapreferreddestinationforinvestments.

With constantly increasing prices of conventional power from the grid and steeply falling prices of PV panels,many consumers arefinding it economically viable tohave rooftopsolar systems.This isgoing toopenupa lotofopportunities in thevaluechain. Therearemicrogridswhereonecansellsurplusgeneration fromthe rooftopsolar toanyoneconnected to thegrid.Peer-to-peer tradingonblockchainandpaymentsettlementsthroughcrypto-currenciesaregoingtochangetheentireelectricityvaluechaininthecomingdays.Theevolutionofthegridintolargenumberofgridconnectedsmartmicrogridsisalreadytakingplaceandbuildingsarebecomingsmartandgridinteractivebuildingswithself-generation,storage,electricvehiclesandintelligentsystemstocontrolload,generationandstorageincludingcarbatteries.Thesebuildingswillbuyandsellelectricityinthepowermarket–buyandstorewhenpricesarelowandsellwhenpricesarehigh.Inthenearfuture,smartapplianceswillbuyelectricitytopowerthemselvesfromthecheapestresourceavailableinthenetworkthroughsmartcontractsestablishedonblockchain.ManyofthesenewconceptsandtechnologieswillbediscussedinISGW2018byeminentexpertsintherespectivefields.TheseareveryimportantconceptsforIndiaandotherdevelopingcountrieswherewearestillbuildingourcities,campuses,commercialandresidentialbuildings.Thenewassetscanbebuiltwithnewfeaturesandemergingtechnologiesatmarginalcostwhichwillhelpusleapfrogto21stcentury.

IamsureyouwillallenjoyandenrichyourselvesbeingwithusforIndiaSmartGridWeek2018!

Reji Kumar Pillai President – India Smart Grid Forum Chairman – Global Smart Grid Federation

IndiaSMART UTILITY

Week 2019

12 March - 16 March 2019 | New Delhi, India

12 March 2019, Tuesday 13 March 2019, Wednesday 14 March 2019, Thursday 15 March 2019, Friday 16 March 2019, Saturday

Master Classes Conference and Exhibition Conference and Exhibition Conference and Exhibition Technical Tour and Cultural Tour

Conference and Exhibition Program

ANNOUNCING


Smart Grid Updates: Policy, Regulations & StandardsKUSUM Scheme for Solar Power

KUSUM(KisanUrjaSurakshaEvamUtthaanMahaabhiyan)schemehasbeendevisedtopromotetheuseofsolarpoweramongfarmersandwillbeplacedbefore theCabinet inMarch. Itaimsto incentivise farmers to runsolar farmwaterpumpsandusebarren landforgeneratingsolarpowertohaveextraincome.ThetotalcostofthecapacitiesunderthisschemewouldbeRs1.4lakhcroreandcentralgovt.willprovideRs48,000crorefinancialassistanceunderthescheme.ReadMore:http://bit.ly/2CbXwdu

Subsidy for two-wheeler EVs

Gujarathasprovidedsubsidyto2000peopleforpurchasingtwo-wheelerEVs.Eachbeneficiaryhasbeenprovidedasubsidyof10,000forpurchasinganEVtwo-wheeler.TheincentivewaspartofGujaratEnergyDevelopmentAgency(GEDA)’splantoimplementasubsidyprogramforschoolstudents (standards9 to12)aswellascollegestudents in thecitiesofAhmedabad,Vadodara,Rajkot,Surat,andGandhinagar.ReadMore:http://bit.ly/2BJ77rd

Transmission charges waiver for Solar and Wind Projects

Powerproducedfromwindandsolarprojectswillbecomeviable,andmoreattractiveforDISCOMsasthegovernmentwaivedoffinter-statetransmissionchargesforwindandsolarprojectscommissionedtillMarch2022,inabidtoencouragetheuseofpowergeneratedthroughthesesources.ThemovewilltakeawayfuturepossibilitiesofadditionalcosttoDISCOMs,encouragingthemtopurchasepowerproducedfromsolarandwindprojects.ReadMore:http://bit.ly/2ohNYF9

Subsidy for Grid-connected Solar Rooftop Projects

JREDA(JharkhandRenewableEnergyDevelopmentAgency)offerssubsidyupto50%forGrid-connectedSolarRooftopProjectstill2ndMay2018.Thegrid-connectedsolarinvertersconvertDCintoACelectricity,enablingtheusertointerconnectthesystemwithhishomeorofficedistributionboard.Ifonegeneratesmoresolarelectricitythanhisconsumptionduringabillingcycle,theexcesselectricitywillbecreditedtothenextbill.ReadMore:http://bit.ly/2GzeYqu

Lower Benchmark Tariff for New Solar Projects in Karnataka

The Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission has proposed a tariff of Rs. 2.79/kWh for New Grid-Connected Solar PhotovoltaicProjectsdevelopedintheState.Theproposedtariffisapprox.36%lessthanKERC’spreviousbenchmarktariffofRs.4.36/kWh,asperOrderdated12.04.2017.KERCalsoproposedatariffofRs.3.27/kWhwithoutsubsidiesforRooftopSolarPVProjectsrangingfrom1KWto1000KWwhichisapprox.41%lessthanpreviousbenchmarktariffofRs.5.20/kWh.ReadMore:http://bit.ly/2omNo8i

Government to Restructure Apex Bodies on E-Mobility

In order to propel the Centre’s e-mobility initiatives, the government is likely to restructure two apex bodies, the NationalCouncil for Electric Mobility and the National Board for Electric Mobility to ensure better inter-ministerial coordination. Therestructuring proposalwasmooted by government think tankNiti Aayog for providing a leadership and inter-ministerial coordination.ReadMore:http://bit.ly/2sM7CxQ

Power Ministry Plans to Cap Cross Subsidy

The power ministry’s plan to cap cross-subsidy i.e. additional tariffs paid by industrial and commercial consumers to subsidisehouseholds and farmers at 20%, from January 2019. This will reduce the cost of electricity for businesses by up to 14-20%. Ata time when raw material costs are high and power pricing is subdued, this could help companies to increase their earnings.ReadMore:http://bit.ly/2BJCBNZ

JSW signed MoU with Maharashtra for EV and Storage

JSWhassignedapactwithMaharashtraforsettingupmanufacturingunitforelectricvehicles(EV)andEnergyStorageSystemsinthestate.Thecompanyhadplannedtorolloutitsfirstelectricvehicleby2020.It islookingatstateslikeMaharashtra,Gujarat,Rajasthan,TamilNaduandAndhraPradeshforthisventureandintendstohave60%localisedmanufacturing.ReadMore:http://bit.ly/2GCcN5v


Smart Grid Updates: Technology & ProjectsJapanese Power Firms becoming Digital to match Competition in Liberalized MarketTokyoElectricPowerCompanyHoldingsInc.startedaprojecttosetupapeer-to-peerelectricitytradingplatformtogetherwithGermanpowerfirmInnogySE.Theplatformallowsparticipating individuals todirectlysell theirsurplussolarpowerto localsupermarketsandcompanies via transactions using smartphones. The servicewill begin in Germany and project aims to attract 10,000 individual andcorporatesubscribersby2020.Theywilluseblockchain,thecoretechnologythatenableshighsecuritycrytocurrencytransationsatlowcosts.Theyarealsoexploring theconceptofvirtualpowerplants.Theplantsconnectsolarpanelsandstoragebatteriesathouseholdsandelectricvehiclesusing“internetofthings”technologytointegratethemasaunifiedpowersupplysystem.Inadditiontotheseactivities,Powerutilitiesarealsocollaboratingwithhomeapplianceandhousingcompaniestoexplorenewbusinessopportunitiesutilizingemergingtechnologies.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3993Navigant Research White Paper indicates a Powerful Platform for New Value Creation to be delivered by the Neural GridAnewwhitepaper fromNavigantResearchexplores theconceptof theNeuralGrid, identifying thecritical componentsexpected totransformlegacyinfrastructureintoaplatformthatwilleventuallysupportafullymatureEnergyCloudenvironment.Today’ssmartgridenhancesthetraditionaltransmissionanddistribution(T&D)networkwithpocketsofautomation,connectivity,andcentralizedITsystems.Butthegridoftomorrow,theNeuralGrid,representsmuchmorethanSmartGrid2.0.AccordingtothereportfromNavigantResearch,theNeuralGridisavastlymorepowerfulplatformofhardandsoftassetsleveragingubiquitousconnectivity,thecloud,robotics,artificial intelligence (AI),edgecomputing,andpervasivesensingtoperformavarietyofenergyandnon-energyapplications.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3992Landis+Gyr started 46 New Projects for Smart Grid Technology and Services with Power Utilities in North AmericaLandis+GyrisexpandingitspowerbusinessinNorthAmericaathigherpace.Theyhavesignedapproximately46contractsforsmartgridtechnologyandserviceswithPowerutilitiesduring2017.Itincludesawidevarietyofmarketofferings,includingmorethan350,000meteringendpoints,alongwithdistributionautomationandloadmanagementdevices,software,andsmartgridservices.WyrulecCompany inWyomingandPioneerElectric inAlabamahassignedcontractstoreplace legacyadvancedmeteringtechnologywithLandis+Gyr’sRFMeshplatform.AlongwithanewprojectatTucsonElectricPower,Landis+GyrparticipateforexpansionofsmartgridprojectsatAmerenandPPL.Moreover,Landis+GyrhassuccessfullyimplementedsomeofthelargestadvancedmeteringandgridautomationdeploymentsinNorthAmericaandaroundtheworld.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3990Nokia launched Smart City Platform, Services and IoT Management ToolsDuringMobileWorldCongressNokialaunchedasetofservicesandtechnologiestomanageasmartcity’svideosurveillance,network,Internetofthingssensors,parkingandenvironment.TheeffortbyNokiarevolvesaroundcreatingaframeworkandplatformtoknittogethervariousservices.TechnologyvendorssuchasCisco,Huawei,Verizonandothersarealltargetingsmartcitymanagement.IDCestimatesthatsmartcitieswillspend$135billionontechnologyby2021.The moving parts will include: IoT for Smart Cities, which is a modular integrated framework to unify smart city managementconsoles and scale up services.Nokia is arguing that its IntegratedOperationsCenter can orchestrate a city’s technology and driverevenueaswellassavecosts;SensingasaService,whichoffersanalyticsanddataservices for IoTnetworks.SensingasaServicecould spot everything from illegal construction to environmental changes. The effort uses blockchain to enable smart contracts;S-MVNO(securemobilevirtualnetworkoperator)forPublicSafetyenablescitiestoofferbroadbandservicestopublicsafetyagencies.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3984Deloitte Report says China has Highest Number of Smart City Pilot ProjectsAs per recent news reported by Deloitte, China has about 500 smart city pilot projects which is highest in the world. Over 1,000smart city pilot projects are ready for or are under constructionworldwide,whereasChina is doing 500 smart city projects coveringbig and small cities. China started piloting national smart city development in 2012 to encourage use of the latest technology, suchas artificial intelligence and Internet of Things, to help the flowof traffic, improve law enforcement andmake public buildingsmoreenergy efficient. It aims to nurture 100 new smart cities from2016 to 2020 to lead the country’s urban planning and development.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3985Sunpreme Partners with Blue Sky Utility and Passco Companies Deployed 1.62MW Bifacial Solar Panels at Hanford : One of the Largest Rooftop Installations on a Shopping Mall in CaliforniaBlueSkyUtility,aCaliforniabasedrenewableenergydeveloper,andSunpremeInc.,aUS-basedsolarphotovoltaiccompanyandPasscoCompanies, a national real estate investment firm, have completed of a 1.62Megawatt commercial rooftop solar system located onHanfordMallinHanford,CA.ThesystemisthelargestcommercialrooftopSolarPVinstallationinHanfordandthelargestsolarsystemtobeinstalled,todate,onashoppingmallinthestate.Thesystemisestimatedtogeneratealmost3,000,000kWhofclean,emissionfreeelectricityannually–enoughenergytoserveover450homes,whileprovidingacenterpiecetotheholisticapproachtoenvironmentalstewardship.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3982Project on Aerial Mapping of Bengaluru’s Solar Energy Potential StartedBangaloreElectricitySupplyCompany(BESCOM)commissionsinitiativetomeetthetargetofgenerationof1,000MWofrooftopsolarenergyby2022fromBengalurualone.The initiative,basedona2016agreementofBESCOMwithCSTEPandKarnatakaRenewableEnergyDevelopmentLtd.(KREDL)startedatJakkuraerodrome.Theaircraftwillcoveranapproximateareaof1,100sq.km,generatinghigh resolution imagesof rooftopsofbuildings in thecity.Themappingwill becarriedoutbyCSTEPand thedatageneratedwill besubmittedtotheEnergyDepartment.


TheLiDARtechnology(Lasermappingtechnology—whereaeriallightpulsesaredirectedatthegroundfromanaircraft)willsendpulsedlaserlightontotherooftopofabuildingandtranslatethereflectedlightintodatapoints.Basedonobjectssuchastreessurroundingtherooftop,shadow-freeareaavailableforsolarpowergenerationwillbecalculatedandanestimatewillbearrivedatastothecapacityofsolargenerationofeachbuildinginthecity,saidofficials.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3974

US - NIST Report Presents Overview of International Cybersecurity Standardisation for IoT

TheNationalInstituteofStandardsandTechnologyintheUSrecentlyreleasedaninteragencyreportoncybersecurityfortheInternet-of-Things(IoT).TheReportidentifiespossiblegapsinstandards;forexample,theapplicationofblockchainincryptographictechniques,the inability to use software patches to fix flaws in cyber incident management. The Interagency Report on Status of InternationalCybersecurity Standardization for the Internet of Things (IoT) examines the current state of international cybersecurity standardsdevelopmentbyvoluntaryconsensusstandardsbodiesforIoT.TheReportismeanttoinformandenablepolicymakers,managers,andstandardsparticipantsastheyseektimelydevelopmentofanduseofcybersecuritystandardsinIoTcomponents,systems,andservices.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3969

SBI-UK DFID Invested in SunSource Energy for Developing Solar Projects in India

India’slargestpublicsectorlenderStateBankofIndia(SBI)hasinvestedanundisclosedamountfromitsNeevFundinIndiansolarplayerSunSourceEnergy,fordevelopingsolarprojectassetsinstateswithlowlevelsofcapitalinvestment.TheNeevFund,aninitiativeofSBIandUK’sdepartmentforInternationaldevelopment(DFID),isaninfrastructureprivateequityfundwhichaimstoinvestinlowincomeordevelopingstatesinIndia,withafocusoninfrastructuresub-sectorssuchasrenewableenergy,agriculturalsupplychain,amongothers.

ThefundingwillhelpSunSourcedevelopprojectsinUttarPradesh,Rajasthan,MadhyaPradesh,Bihar,Orissa,Jharkhand,WestBengalandChhatisgarh,outsideoftheiroperationsinothercities.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3967

NEA, JICA working on Smart Grid Technology Project Introducing Distribution Network Management System (DNMS) in Batangas

National Electrification Administration (NEA) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) have collaborated on a projectintroducingDistributionNetworkManagementSystem (DNMS) technology toBatangasprovince inorder toenhance the reliabilityofelectriccooperatives’distributionsystem.Thesmart-gridtechnologyprojectaimstoshowtheDNMS’effectiveness,andbetterunderstanditsconfigurationandhowitoperates.TheBatangasIIElectricCooperativeInc.(BatelecII)waschosenasthesiteoftheproject,whichwillrununtilnextyear.Theprojectisexpectedtoreducethenumberanddurationofpoweroutagesandimprovedistribution-systemreliability,NEADeputyAdministratorforTechnicalServicesArtisNikkiTortolasaidonTuesday.

TheprojectfallsunderJICA’scollaborationprogramwiththeprivatesectorforthedistributionofJapanesetechnologytotheelectricity-distributionsystemandmanagementinthecountry.JICAcommissionedtheTokyoElectricPowerCo.(Tepco)andaffiliatedfirmTakaokaToko(TKTK)tocollaboratewithNEAontheproject.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3923

Google Plans 150 ‘Google Station’ WiFi Hotspots in Smart City Boost for Pune

GoogleincollaborationwithL&TexpandstheprovisionofitsWiFiservicestothecitizensofPune.Thecompany,statedthattherewillbecloseto150GoogleStationhotspotsinasapartofthePuneSmartCityDevelopmentCorporationLimited’sSmartCityproject.Theinitiativewouldincreasetheusabilityofthecity’sothersmartcityserviceswhichincludepublicbuses,opportunitiesfordigitallearning,andparticipationindigitalgovernance.

The project expands Google Station hotspots from railways to cities. The aim with Google Station is to bring fast WiFi to moreusers inmoreplaceswithin India.GoogleStationsarebuilt tobeboth thehighest-qualityandeasiestWiFi service forusersand theeasiest for partners to deploy and hencemaking Station a great connectivity partner for the growing number of Indian smart cities.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3921

ISGF Member Tata Power unveils $2.25 million Smart Energy Incubation Hub

TataPowerDelhiDistributionLimited (TPDDL) aims to launch theTata smart energy incubationhub toencourage renewableenergydevelopment in India.TheTatatrustwillprovideINR150million($2.25million),whiletheIndiangovernment’sScience&Technologydepartmentwillpayoutanundisclosedsum.Thecompanyisalsoplanningtheinstallationofa10MWBatteryEnergyStorageSystem(BESS).

ThepurposeofTataSmartEnergyIncubationHubistoincubatestartupsandsupportthembothfinancially,andwithotherresources,toconductworkintheareaofsmartenergy.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3919

T-Hub launches Innovation Platform for Renewable Energy Sector in India

T-Hub, in association with Rural Electrification Corporation, has launched ‘REC Innovation Platform’ to encourage innovation in therenewableenergysector.TheplatformwasbyKTRamaRao,TelanganaITMinister,andPVRamesh,ChairmanandMD,RECLtd.,throughitsRECFoundationinitiative.

Itaimstoextendsupportandmentorshipto30governmentinstitutions.About1,800studentsfromselectinstitutionswillgothroughtherigorousConceptualResearchExperienceProgrammeintherenewableenergysector,rangingfromsolarandwindenergytogeothermalenergyandalternatebio-fuelsandclimate-changeissuestoproduce600projects.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3913

T-Mobile has become First US Wireless Carrier to detail a Plan for 100 Percent Renewable Energy by 2021

T-Mobilejoinedtheranksofcompaniesthathavemadethatpledge,committingto100percentrenewableelectricityby2021.ThemobilecarrierwillsupportthisgoalthroughanewwindpowerfarminKansas,togetherwiththefarmitalreadyhasinOklahoma.Together,thetworenewableenergysourceswillprovideabout60percentofT-Mobile’spower.Toreach100%,T-Mobileaimstobuyenoughwindpowerannuallytoaccountforeveryunitofelectricitythecompanyconsumes.T-MobileisthefirstUSwirelesscarriertojoinRE100andcommitcompletelytogreenenergy.Source:http://www.indiasmartgrid.org/viewnews.php?id=3912


2018

International Conference & Exhibition on Smart Grids & Smart CitiesMarch 05 - 09, 2018 | Manekshaw Center, New Delhi, India

ISGW 2018: Conference Themes

05 March2018

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5th March 2018 (Monday)• ISGF SMART UTILITY MASTER CLASS SERIES o Theme 1 - Leading Grid Modernization:SmartMetering, IoT,AdvancedApplicationsand theCustomer;BigData,Small

Data,MachineLearning,Blockchain,AdvancedAnalyticsandVisualization

o Theme 2 - Leading transition to a Smart City:Astrategic360-degreeandin-depthreviewofthecurrentstateandfuturedirectionofSmartCitywith itskeyaspects– IntroductionandBestPractices;SmartTransportationandE-Mobility,SmartWater,SmartGas,SmartStreetLighting,SmartSecurity,Waste2Energy,DigitalArchitectureandCyberSecurity

o Theme 3 - Leading Transformation to Smart Power system of the future:TopicsCovered:TheSupplySideParadigm-IntegrationofDER’sandRenewables;andProtection,ControlandAutomation;TheDemandSideParadigm-FlexibilityandDemandResponse,EnergyStorageandMicrogrids,Vehicle-GridIntegration,InnovativeandSustainableBusinessModels

• IEC - IEEE WORLD SMART ENERGY STANDARDATION COORDINATION WORKSHOP

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ISGW 2018 – DETAILED AGENDA5 MARCH 2018 (MONDAY): ISGF SMART UTILITY MASTER CLASS SERIES

Time & Venue Topics & Speakers

09:30~13.00

ASHOKA Theme-1 (Part-1):LeadingGridModernizationTutors: Anant Venkateswaran, Jonathan Pettit

TABER Theme-2 (Part-1): LeadingtransitiontoaSmartCity–Astrategic360°degreeandin-depthreviewofthecurrentstateandfuturedirectionofSmartCitiesTutor: Mani Vadari

SHAMSHER Theme-3 (Part-1):LeadingTransformationtoSmartPowersystemofthefuture–TheSupplysideParadigm–IntegrationofDER’s&Renewables–Protection,Control&AutomationTutor: Ratan Das

13.00~14.00 LUNCHinBanquetDining

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ASHOKA Theme-1 (Part-2): LeadingGridModernization–BigData,Analytics&Visualization(MachineLearning,BlockChain,&otherinnovations)Tutors:RahulTongia,JonathanPettitandOriolPujoldevall

TABER Theme-2 (Part-2): LeadingTransitiontoaSmartCity–A360-degreeperspectiveonplanningforthefutureTutor: Mani Vadari

SHAMSHER Theme-3 (Part-2): Leading Transformation of the Power System of the future – The Demand Side Paradigm – DER, Storage and Microgrids; Innovative Business Models & BenefitsTutor: Ratan Das

6 MARCH 2018 (TUESDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 1

Time & Venue Session Details & Speakers

10.00~11.40ZORAWAR

Inauguration of ISGW 2018 Conference WelcomeAddress:Reji Kumar Pillai,ISGFSpecial Addresses: 1. Richard Schomberg,EDFandIEC;andAdvisor-

ISGF2. N Venu,SeniorGroupVicePresident,Power

GridsDivisionforSouthAsia,MiddleEastandAfrica,ABB

3. Matt Wakefield,Director,ElectricPowerResearchInstitute,USA

4. Ajay Mathur,DirectorGeneral,TERI5. Mahesh Ramanujam,CEO,USGreenBuilding

Council6. Debashish Banerjee,CEO,RelianceInfrastructure7. Patrick Santillo,Minister-Counsellorfor

CommercialAffairs,USEmbassy8. HE Klas Molin,AmbassadorofSwedentoIndia9. Christopher Jones,DeputyDirectorGeneral-

Energy,EuropeanCommission10. Upendra Tripathy,InterimDirectorGeneral,

InternationalSolarAlliance11. AK Bhalla,Secretary,MinistryofPower

Inaugural Address:RKSingh,MinisterofState(I/C)forPowerandNew&RenewableEnergy*VoteofThanks:PraveerSinha,CEO&MD,TataPowerDelhiDistributionLtd

6 MARCH 2018 (TUESDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 1

Time & Venue Session Details & Speakers

11.40~12.00ZORAWAR

Announcements and Signing of MOUs Chair: AK Bhalla,Secretary,MinistryofPower

12.00~12.15ExhibitionHall

Inauguration of ISGW 2018 Exhibition

12.15~13.00ZORAWAR

Special Plenary -1: “Digitalization of Utilities” by Andres Carvallo, Author, Founder&CEOofCMGChair:AK Bhalla,Secretary–MinistryofPower*Moderator:Richard Schomberg,EDF,IECandAdvisor-ISGF

13.00~14.00 NetworkingLunch(BanquetDining)HostedbyGBCI/USGBC

14:00~16:00ZORAWAR

Theme-1: Grid Modernization PART-1 Chair:RK Verma,Chairman,CEAModerator:Richard Schomberg,EDF,IECandAdvisor-ISGFSpeakers:1. Saifur Rahman,President,IEEEPESand

Professor,VirginiaInstituteofTechnology,USA2. Maria Sandqvist,ExecutiveDirector,Swedish

SmartGridForum3. N Venu,SeniorGroupVicePresident,Power

GridsDivisionforSouthAsia,MiddleEastandAfrica,ABB

4. Matt Wakefield,Director,ElectricPowerResearchInstitute,USA

5. Christopher Villarreal,PluggedInStrategies,USA6. Susumu Yoneoka,EnergySpecialist,Asian

DevelopmentBank7. Magnus Andersson,CEO,Metrum,Sweden

16:00~18.00ZORAWAR

Theme-2: Smart Metering PART-1Chair:Praveer Sinha,ManagingDirector,TPDDLModerator:Rahul Tongia,BrookingsIndiaandISGFSpeakers:(10x10min)1. Jonathan Pettit,ManagerAMSProgram,Oncor,

USA2. John Cronin,ExecutiveChairman,CyanConnode,

UK3. Stefan Engelhardt,VicePresident-Utilities,SAP,

Germany4. Eric Dresselhuys,President,SmartEnergyWater,

USA5. Glory You,RegionalDirector,Friendcom,China6. Sajin Rehan,Head,OracleUtilities,SouthAsia7. Marc Delandre,Director–MeteringDivision,

ENEDIS,France8. Magnus Andersson,CEO,Metrum,Sweden9. Ajoy Rajani,SrExecutiveVicePresident,Reliance

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18:00~18:45ZORAWAR

Special Plenary -2: “CLEANTECH 2.0: Great Mashup of RE, Storage and EVs” by Ron Pernick, Founder and Managing Director of Clean Edge Inc; and Co-Author of best seller Cleantech Nation Chair:AK Verma,JointSecretary,MinistryofPowerModerator:Girish Ghatikar,EPRIandISGF

19.30~21.30 Welcome Dinner (Open to ALL Speakers, Delegates and ISGF Guests)

BANQUET ASSEMBLY & BANQUET DINING, Manekshaw CenterLive Performances

5 MARCH 2018 (MONDAY): IEC – IEEE WORLD SMART ENERGY STANDARDATION COORDINATION WORKSHOPManekshaw Centre, New Delhi

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5th India – EU Smart Grid Workshop Welcome and Opening Remarks (15minutes)Co-Chairs: • Praveen Kumar,AdditionalSecretary,MNRE*• Matthieu Craye,InternationalRelationsOfficer,

Directorate-GeneralforEnergy,EuropeanCommission

14:45~16:15 Session 1: Smart Integration of Distributed Variable Renewable Energy (VRE) - Policy Framework and Demonstrated SolutionsCo-Moderators:• Christophe Arnoult,SeniorConsultanttoEuropean

Commission• Vijayan SR,DigitalizationLead,PowerGridsDivision,

ABBIndiaSpeakers: • India’sPoliciesforRollingoutRooftopPV-Challenges

forNetworkManagement:Ghanshyam Prasad,ChiefEngineer,MinistryofPower

• TheInterflexProject-SolutionsforPVIntegrationwithfocusonStorageandGridIntegrationofElectricVehicles(EV):–Pokorná Zdeňka,TechnicalDirectorInterflexProject,HeadofProcessesSupervisionDepartment,ČEZDistribuce

• TheCityZenproject:aVirtualPowerPlant(VPP),enablingLocalTradeandUseofElectricityandResidentialDemandResponseforPVIntegration:Willem van den Reek,ProductDeveloper,Alliander

• PotentialinIndiafordifferentFlexibilityOptions:DemandResponse(IndustrialandResidentialSectors),BatteriesandotherLocalStorage,LocalTradeandUseofElectricity,EVIntegration:Ganesh Das,HeadStrategy,TataPowerDelhiDistributionLtd

• Innovgrid:SmartGridsolutionsfortheIntegrationofLargeShareofDistributedGenerationPedro Godinho Matos,EDP

16:15~16:30 TEABREAK

16:30~18:00 Session 2:SmartIntegrationofDistributedVariableRE:BusinessModelsandRegulatoryAspectsCo-Moderators:• Marc Boillot,SeniorConsultanttoEuropean

Commission• Pradeep Yemula,AssistantProfessor,Departmentof

ElectricalEngineering,IndianInstituteofTechnologyHyderabad(IITH),andISGF

A. Novel Business Models offering Flexibility options to Integrate Solar PV Speakers:• LocalEnergyCommunities(LECs)asaPotential

RegulatoryVehicleforSupportingtheFastandCostEffectiveIntegrationofDistributedRenewablesintheEnergyNetworks:Luis Hernandez,HeadofDecentralisedEnergySystems,E.ON

• Nano-entrepreneursBuildingaLocalDecentralizedElectrificationPlatform-theNanoéapproach:Nolwenn Le Saux,Co-Founder,Nanoé,Madagascar

• InPractice:EU–IndiaExchangeonBusinessModelsforPVIntegration:Bruben Abraham,GermanChancellorFellowhostedbytheGermansolarassociation(BSW-Solar)

B. Regulatory and market design aspects of the Integration of Distributed Variable Renewable ElectricitySpeakers: • RegulatoryChallengesinIndiaforIntegrating

DistributedVariableRE:Pankaj Batra,Member,CentralElectricityAuthority,India

• EURegulatoryExperiencesandPerspectivestoEnabletheIntegrationofLargeQuantitiesofDistributedRE–Gianni Celli,AssistantProfessorofPowerSystems,UniversityofCagliari

• SmartIntegrationofDistributedVariableRE:Andreas Molin,CEOPPAM

7 MARCH 2018 (WEDNESDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 2

Time & Venue


10.00~12.00ZORAWAR

Theme-3: E-Mobility PART-1 Special Address by Hon’ble Minister of Transport Shri Nitin Gadkari* Chair:Anil Srivastava,Advisor-InfrastructureConnectivityandDirectorGeneral–DevelopmentMonitoringandEvaluationOffice,NitiAayogModerator:Sajid Mubashir,Scientist–G,DSTSpeakers:1. Ashok Jhunjhunwala,AdvisortoMinisterofRailways

andProfessor,IIT-Chennai2. OP Agarwal,CEO,WorldResourcesInstitute,India3. Girish Ghatikar,EPRIandISGF4. PS Ananda Rao,ExecutiveDirector,Associationof

StateRoadTransportUndertakings5. Doron Frenkel,CEO,DRIIVZ,Israel6. Prasanna Patwardhan,President,BusOperators

ConfederationofIndia7. Abhilash Abilash ET Nair,SeniorMarketingManager,

ABBIndia8. Abhishek Ranjan,AVP–SystemOperationandHead-

Renewables,BSESRajadhaniPowerLimited

12.00~13.00ZORAWAR

Special Plenary -3: “Future Smart Energy Systems - Roadmap to ZERO CO2 Emission” by Kentaro Akiyama,Professor,SeijohUniversityChair:Narendra Taneja,RenownedEnergyExpert

13.00~14.00 NetworkingLunch(BanquetDining)

14.00~16.00ZORAWAR

Theme-4: Smart Cities Special Address by Babul Supriyo,MinisterofStateforHeavyIndustries*Chair:Pratap Padode,FounderandDirector,SmartCitiesCouncilIndiaModerator:Mani Vadari,ModernGridSolutions,USASpeakers:1. James Caton, Head-SmartCities,Larsen&Tubro2. Rajendra Jagtap,CEO,PuneSmartCity*3. Swayandipta Pal Chaudhuri,ManagingDirector&

CEO,ImaginePanajiSmartCityDevelopmentLtd4. Agamjot Singh,BusinessDevelopmentSpecialist,

ElectrificationProducts,ABBIndia5. Rakesh Trivedi,GeneralManager,Tata

Communications6. Michael Soderstrom,Founder,AiliInnovation

ScandinaviaAB,Sweden7. Massimiliano Claps,GlobalVP,FutureCities,SAP8. Aydin Cetin,Professor,GaziUniversityofTechnology,

Turkey9. Peik Stenlund,Co-Founder/Director,PamojaCleantech

AB,Sweden10. Venkat Goli,VicePresident-SmartCitySolutions,

Fluentgrid

14.30~17:00ASHOKA

Theme-2: Smart Metering PART-2Chair:PR Kumar,CEO,BSESYamunaPowerLtdModerator:Vikas Kashyap,Founder&Director,LeadVenturesLtd,UKSpeakers:1. PanipatSmartGridProject:Kazuhiko HANAOKA,

GeneralManager,PowerElectronicsSystemsBusinessGroup,FujiElectricCo.Ltd

2. Shalabh Srivastava,Director,ResearchTriangleInstituteIndia

3. Rohit Pareek,SeniorDirector,ProductDevelopment,OracleUtilities

4. Stefan Engelhardt,VicePresident–Utilities,SAP5. Nabil Sahri,G3PLCAlliance6. Dieter Brunner,CEO,Iskraemeco,Slovenia7. Paolo Treffiletti,STMicroelectronics8. Glory You,RegionalDirector,Friendcom,China9. Sudheer Polavarapu,VicePresident–Product

Management,Fluentgrid10.Sunil Kotagiri,Head–GridSolutions,Cyient11.AMIProjectofTPDDL:Rajkumar Rastogi,HOD,

Protection,TestingandEnergyAccounting,TPDDL

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7 MARCH 2018 (WEDNESDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 2

Time & Venue


16.00~18.00ZORAWAR

Theme-1: Grid Modernization PART-2Chair:Ashok Sethi,ChiefOperatingOfficerandExecutiveDirector,TataPowerMumbaiModerator:Mani Vadari,ModernGridSolutions,USASpeakers:1. Elad Shaviv,CEO,IsraelSmartEnergyAssociation2. Lawrence Jones,VicePresident,EdisonElectric

Institute,USA3. Subir Sen,ExecutiveDirector,PGCIL4. Romain Douib,CEO,FMTPPower,Sweden5. Ahmad Khan,VicePresident,PowerGeneration&

Water,ABBIndia6. Bhartendu Sinha,VicePresidentandManaging

Director,AutogridIndia7. Ashvini Kumar,SeniorFellowandSeniorDirector,

TERI

7 MARCH 2018 (WEDNESDAY): PARALLEL EVENTS

Time & Venue


09.30~17.30SHAMSHER

Presentation of Select Technical Papers (Top 20 Papers)

10.00~17.30TALWAR

Session on Smart Water

15.00~17.30MAYUR

EU & India: Partners in Mission InnovationEU – India Experts and Stakeholders Meeting: Exploring EU – India Research and Innovation Cooperation in Energy Storage and Smart Grids(by invitation only)

10.30~13.15TABER

First India – France Smart Grid Workshop(incollaborationwithThinkSmartGrids,France)WorkshopChair:RN Sen,Chairman,WestBengalElectricityRegulatoryCommission*Welcome and Opening Remarks(15mins)- RN Sen,Chairman,WestBengalElectricityRegulatory

Commission*- Jean-Marc Fenet,HeadofEconomicService,Minister

Counsellor,EmbassyofFranceinIndia- Valérie-Anne Lencznar,ManagingDirector,Think

Smartgrids- Reji Kumar Pillai,President,ISGF

Session 1: FRENCH EXPERTISE (75 minutes)Moderator:Valérie-Anne Lencznar,ManagingDirector,ThinkSmartgrids- CitelumcontributionforDijonSmartCityProject:

Sylvain Martino,CEO,CitelumAsiaPacific- ContributionofSAFTtoNiceGridProject,aPV

neighborhood:Guy-Patrick de BROGLIE,GeneralManagerSAFTIndia

- Microgrid:Nabil SAHRI,Vice-President,BusinessDevelopment-SagemcomEnergy&TelecomSAS

- RolloutandLearningsofSmartGridsinFrance:Laurent KARSENTI,TechnicalDirector-EDFInternationalNetworksAsiaandHeadofTechnicalExpertiseDepartment,ENEDIS

- IndianPerspectives:Gopal Saxena,Director,BSESRajadhaniandBSESYamuna,Delhi

TEA BREAK(15mins)Session 2: Implementations in India (1 hour) Moderator:Richard Schomberg,EDF,IECandISGF- IndianSmartCities:Kanwaljeet Kukreja,Schneider

Electric- Indianintervention:Sanjay Kumar Banga,Chief-

Contracts&BusinessDevelopment,TPDDL- IndianIntervention:Anil Dsouza,Head–IT,BESCOM- SmartGridProjectinIndia:Christophe FEUILLARD,

DirectorofAsia,EDFinternationalNetworks- TechnologyLandscapeforSmartMetering:Sapana

Mongia,STMicroelectronics- SmartMeteringinDelhi:Marc Delandre,Director–

MeteringDivision,ENEDIS

7 MARCH 2018 (WEDNESDAY): PARALLEL EVENTS

Time & Venue


10.00~13.15

4thUS-IndiaSmartGridWorkshopWelcomeandOpeningRemarks(15minutes)Co-Chairs:1. Shalini Prasad,AdditionalSecretary,MinistryofPower2. Patrick Santillo,Minister-CounsellorforCommercial

Affairs,USEmbassyPanel One:Business Case for Advanced Metering Infrastructure(75minutes)Moderator:Rahul Tongia,BrookingsIndiaandISGFSpeakers:3. Saurabh Kumar,MangingDirector,EnergyEfficiency

ServicesLimited4. Jonathan Pettit,Manager,AdvancedMeteringSystems,

OncorElectricDelivery5. Sanjoy Mukherjee,VicePresidentDistribution–Technical,

CESCLtd,Kolkata6. Daniel Noll,SeniorManagerofInternationalPrograms,

EdisonElectricInstitutePanel Two: Business Case for Energy Storage (75minutes)Moderator:RahulWalawalker,IndiaEnergyStorageAllianceSpeakers:7. PC Maithani,Advisor,MNRE8. Girish Ghatikar,ERPI,USA9. Anil D’Souza,Head–ITDepartment,BESCOM10. Ibrahim Jilani,SeniorBusinessManager–Energy

Systems&e-Mobility,UnderwritersLaboratory11. Deepak Gupta,ShaktiSustainableEnergyFoundation

14.00~17.30TABER

3rd India – Sweden Smart Grid WorkshopWelcome and Opening Remarks(15minutes)Co-Chairs:• Praveer Sinha,MD,TPDDL• Maria Sandqvist,ExecutiveDirector,SwedishSmartGrid

ForumCo-Moderators:• Arati Davis,SwedenIndiaBusinessCouncil• Rahul Tongia,BrookingsIndiaandISGF

Session -1: Developing an Action Plan with India – Pillars of Engagement(90minutes)Speakers:1. Maria Sandqvist,ExecutiveDirector,SwedishSmartGrid

Forum2. Ludvig Lindström,SeniorAdvisor,SwedishEnergy

Agency3. Carsten Grönblad,TradeCommissioner,Business

Sweden4. Albin Carlén,InternationalProgramManager,Swedish

SmartGridForum5. Vivek Goel,ChiefEngineer,CEA6. Raphael Leysen,RoyalInstituteofTechnology(KTH),

Sweden7. Prafulla Pathak,ResidentExecutiveDirector,MSEB

HoldingCompany8. Pranjal Barua,AGM(IT),DataCentreandR-APDRP,

AssamPowerDistributionCompanyLtd9. Rebecka Andreasson,Metrum,Sweden

Session -2: Business Models Driving Partnerships(90minutes)Speakers:1. MS Puri, Member, HaryanaERC2. Rajesh Bansal,SeniorVicePresident,BSESRajadhani

PowerLtd3. Andreas Molin,CEO,PPAM,Sweden4. Sandeep Kapoor,CTO,UttarHaryanaBijliVitranNigam*5. Peik Stenlund,Co-founder/Director,PamojaCleantech

AB,Sweden6. Michael Soderstrom,Founder,AiliInnovationScandinavia

AB,Sweden7. Yogendra Patwardhan,VicePresident,GridAutomation,

PowerGridsDivision,ABBIndia8. CK Sreenath,DGM-SmartGridandEV,BESCOM9. Gautam Kumar,CyanConnode10. Anil Arora,CleanMotion

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8 MARCH 2018 (THURSDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 3

Time & Venue


9.30~11.30ZORAWAR

Theme-5: Renewables & Microgrids (Powered by Sweden) (Plans for RE and Microgrids Rollout in India, DER and Active Demand Integration, REMCs and RE Forecasting, New Technologies in RE, Community Energy) Chair:KVS Baba,CMD,POSOCOModerator:Rahul Walawalkar,IESASpeakers:1. Philippe Monloubou,CEO,ENEDIS,France2. Rebecka Andreasson,BusinessManager,Metrum3. Sujoy Ghosh,CEO,FirstSolar4. Neha Agarwal,Head–Strategy,VikramSolar5. Andreas Molin,CEO,PPAM,Sweden6. Peik Stenlund,Co-founderandDirector,Pamoja

CleantechAB,Sweden7. Gurpreet Chugh,ConsultingDirector,ICF8. Sandip Sinha,SegmentManager,Renewables,

PowerGridsDivision,ABBIndia9. Jay T Johnson,SeniorTechnicalStaff,Sandia

NationalLaboratories10. Michael Soderstrom,Founder,AiliInnovation

ScandinaviaAB

10.00~12.30TABER

Round Table on Smart Policies and Regulations for 21st Century Chair:RK Verma,Chairman,CEAModerator:Rahul Tongia,BrookingsIndiaandISGFThemePresentations:1. “Regulatory Support for Grid Modernization”:

Christopher Villarreal,PluggedInStrategies,USA2. “Market Design for the Evolving Grid of 21st

Century”:Larisa Dobriansky,GeneralMicrogrids,USA

Participants:1. RN Sen,Chairman,WestBengalERC*2. Jagjeet Singh,Chairman,HaryanaERC3. Subhash Kumar,Chairman,UttarakhandERC*4. UN Behera,Chairman,OdishaERC5. IA Khan,Chairman,TelanganaERC6. Anand Kulkarni,Chairman,MERC*7. RP Singh,Chairman,ArunachalPradeshERC8. BP Singh,Member,DelhiERC*9. Durgasdas Goswami,Member,WestBengalERC10. PJ Thakkar,Member,GujratERC11. Debashish Majumdar,Member,HaryanaERC12. Anjuli Chandra,Member,PunjabERC13. Rajesh Pandey,MD,WBSEDCL*14. Hemant Sharma,PrincipalSecretary,Energy,Odisha*15. G Raghuma Reddy,CMD,SouthernPower

DistributionCompanyofTelanganaLtd*16. Akash Tripathy,MD,MPPKVVNL,Indore17. P Rajendra Cholan,MD,BESCOM18. MM Nayak,MD,APSPDCL*19. Praveer Sinha,MD,TPDDL20. RR Mehta,RelianceInfrastructure21. PR Kumar,CEO,BSESYamunaPowerLtd

11.30~13.30ZORAWAR

Theme-6: Disruptive Technologies(Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Blockchain, P2P Trading, Robotics Process Automation, Uberization – Everything as a Service, Drones, Wearable Devices, Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Realities) Chair:Pankaj Batra,Member,CEAModerator:Ron Pernick,FounderandManagingDirector,CleanEdgeInc,USASpeakers:1. OriolPujoldevall,EnergyWebFoundation,Germany2. GideonFriedmann,MinistryofEnergy,Israel3. GerhardGamperl,VerbundAG,Austria4. VijayanSR,DigitalizationLead,GridAutomation,

PowerGridsDivision,ABBIndia5. AshutoshNatarajandAshishSrivastava,Vidrona,UK6. AudunAbelsnes,ManagingDirector,Techstars

Energy,Norway7. AbhilashaChaturvedi,RegionalManager,Bentley

SystemsIndia8. DharmendraTomar,TataCommunicationsLtd9. AjitJTawde,IBMIndia10. LaurentKARSENTI,TechnicalDirector-EDF

InternationalNetworksandHeadofTechnicalExpertiseDepartment,ENEDIS

Q&A

8 MARCH 2018 (THURSDAY): CONFERENCE DAY 3

Time & Venue


12.30~14.00 NETWORKINGLUNCHinBanquetDining

14.00~16.30ZORAWAR

Theme-7: Cross Cutting Themes (Standards and Interoperability, Cyber Security, Data Science and Data Security, Skill Crisis for the 21st Century, New Tools for Customer Engagements – Social Media, Chatbots, Power Markets and Smart Grids)Chair:RP Gupta,AdditionalSecretary,NitiAayogModerator:RichardSchomberg,EDF,IECandISGFSpeakers:1. Christopher Villarreal,PluggedInStrategies,USA2. Phil Beecher,WiSUNAlliance3. Praveen Saxena,CEO,SkillCouncilforGreenJobs4. Ajeet Bajpai,DG,NCIIPC5. AK Mishra,Director,NationalSmartGridMission6. Kishor Narang,FounderandCEO,Narnix7. Chandan Chowdhury,ED,ISB8. Romain Douib,CEO,FMTPPowerQ&A

14.00~16.30TABER

Theme-3: E-Mobility PART-2(New EV Models for India, Electric Bus Models for India, EVSE Technologies, EVSE Management Systems, Battery Technologies for India, EV Challenges to Utilities)Chair:Varsha Joshi,Secretary–TransportandPower,GovtofNCTModerator:Sajid Mubashir,Scientist-G,DSTSpeakers:1. Mahesh Babu,CEO,MahindraElectric2. Vinit Bansal,FounderandMD,EVMotors3. Hiren P Shah,SeniorDirector,Delta4. Ilan Ben-David,CEO,ChakratecLtd,Israel5. Vineet Jain,NomuraResearchInstituteIndia6. Rajesh Bansal,SeniorVicePresident,BSESRajadhani

PowerLimited7. Nishant Arya,ExecutiveDirector,JBMGroupQ&A

16.30~17.30ZORAWAR

VALIDICTORY SESSION• BriefPresentationbyModeratorsofAllSessions• AwardofPlaquestoAllPartnersandExhibitors

19.30~23.30LeMeridienJanpath,NewDelhi

ISGF INNOVATION AWARDS AND GALA DINNER (OpentoALLSpeakers,DelegatesandGuests)

Ballroom,LeMeridien,NewDelhiGALA DINNER HOSTED BY GOLDSTONE

Live Performances

8 MARCH 2018 (THURSDAY): PARALLEL EVENTS

Time & Venue


9.30~16.30ASHOKA

SessiononSmartCityGasDistributionDETAILEDAGENDAatAPPENDIX-D

14.00~16.30SHAMSHER

Roundtable on Blockchain for Utilities Chair:Ravi Jagannathan,ManagingDirector&CEO,KrypCTechnologiesModerator:Reena Suri,GeneralManager,ISGFSpeakers:1. Andres Carvallo,CMGConsultingLLC2. Gerhard Gamperl,VerbundAG,Austria3. Oriol Pujoldevall,EnergyWebFoundation4. Richard Schomberg,EDF,IEC&ISGF5. Anamika Bhargava,APACBusinessHead,SEW6. Christopher Villarreal,PluggedInStrategies7. Ashish Mathur,MD,JUSCO8. Yashraj Khaitan,GramPower9. Ajoy Rajani,SeniorExecutiveVicePresident,Reliance

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