1-072-20 IMPAWATT – Actions to improve the energyculture

Konstantin Kulterer 2-013-20 Overcoming the carbon lock-in: A techno-economic analysis of the Spanish cement sector

Timo Gerres 4-003-20 Opportunities for applying high temperature heatpumps in industry

Jonathan Jutsen & Jarrod Leak

1-124-20 No time to waste reinventing the wheel –introducing the concept of a pan-European interactive knowledge transfer platform for radical energy savings

Cédric Jeanneret 2-074-20 Utilization of Industrial and Agricultural By-Products in Blended Cement Mortars – Creating an Effort of Circular Economy in Indian Cement Industry

Navdeep Singh 4-001-20 Environmental impact of high temperatureindustrial heat pumps – from a global warming potential (GWP) perspective

Tor-Martin Tveit

1-138-20 What the industry needs from Energy Efficiency:Reflections on energy efficiency programs in food & beverage sector

Adam Pawelas 2-137-20 Modelling circular economy action impacts in thebuilding sector on the EU cement industry

Matthias Rehfeldt 4-132-20 High temperature heat pumps for industrialprocesses – application and potential

Veronika Wilk

1-151-20 Five steps to decarbonisation Rod Jansen 2-029-20 Roadmap for climate transition in the building andconstruction industry – a supply chain analysis including primary production of steel and cement

Ida Karlsson 4-156-20 Analysis of heat pump integration into dryingprocess for decarbonization in industry

Takenobu Kaida

2-017-20 Working with sustainability in the insulationindustry

Soeren Nyborg Rasmussen

1-089-20 Energy Efficiency Networks: roll out of asuccessful concept over the world

Presented by Antoine Durand

2-037-20 Simulating geographically distributed productionnetworks of a climate neutral European petrochemical industry

Presented by Mathieu Saurat

3-079-20 Understanding the impacts on the industrialoperations from the adoption of energy efficiency measures: lessons learnt from Italian case studies

Davide Accordini

1-004-20 Shaping a sustainable industry: conclusions from round table meetings

Erwin Cornelis 2-133-20 Assessing the geographical aspects of regionalIndustrial symbiosis for european regions

Reza Vahidzadeh 3-048-20 Human Factors for Energy Management:Features, Fit and Field Study

Kelly Smith

1-015-20 Ennshafen Case Study – Insights into real-lifeindustrial energy cooperation development

Matthias Linhart 2-115-20 Business logics for bioeconomy collaborations Jon Williamsson 3-009-20 Non-Routine Adjustments - Towards StandardizingM&V Approach for Quantifying the Effects of Static Factors

Shankar Earni

1-114-20 Leaders in the Industrial Energy Transition Christiane Egger 2-112-20 Methods and Practice to Conduct Agro-IndustrialWaterEnergyNexus Assessments

Ricardo Amon

Joacim Fogelström, Director Quality and Business Process Excellence SKF Group. SKF Care and the Sustainability Journey of SKF

14.00–15.30 (parallel session)PANEL 3. Energy management – in real life

Session I

Monday 14th September (All times CET) updated 4 Sept

13.40–14.00 Chat room/rest13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest 13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest

9.30–11.00 Opening plenaryEnergy efficiency first in Europe’s green recovery (see event page >>>)

Maria Grahn., Chalmers University of Technology. Welcome address. Industry and research working together

Kathleen Gaffney, IEA Energy Efficiency Division: Global energy efficiency trends and developments.

Peter Handley, EC DG Grow. Industrial efficincy in the EU and the road to decarbonisation.

15.30–16.00 Chat room

12.00–13.30 (parallel session)

15.30–16.00 Chat room

12.00–13.30 (parallel session)

14.00–15.30 (parallel session)

12.00–13.40 (parallel session)PANEL 2. Sustainable production towards a circular economy

Session I: Circularity and decarbonisation of the cement & building sector

14.00–15.30 (parallel session)PANEL 2. Sustainable production towards a circular economy

Session II: Geographical trigger for circularity and decarbonisation of industrial processes

15.30–16.00 Chat room

PANEL 1. Policies and programmes to drive transformationSession I: Understanding what really needs to be done and

sharing the necessary knowledge

PANEL 1, Policies and programmes to drive transformationSession II: Connecting with industry to be able to support

them more effectively

PANEL 4. Technology, processes and systemsSession I. Advanced heat pumps

Discussion

1-129-20 White certificates in industry: M&V, additionality and global outcomes in the Italian scheme

Dario Di Santo 2-125-20 A multi-region representation of an automotive manufacturing plant with the TIMES energy model

Senatro Di Leo 3-144-20 Coaching – an effective model for energy efficiency in small and mediumsized industries

Annika Mattsson and Gustaf Länn

1-140-20 Evaluating the Polish White Certificate Scheme Tadeusz Skoczkowski

2-096-20 Adding Transparency to the Circular Flow of Batteries

Sara Fallahi 3-070-20 Establishing energy efficiency in SMEs – energy management to enhance energy efficiency in day-to-day business

Werner König

1-025-20 Drawing Insights and Best Practices from Voluntary Energy Efficiency Agreements in Europe and the United States

Andre de Fontaine 2-060-20 How to create an open market for second life e-mobility batteries in stationary energy storages

Reinhard Ungerböck

3-007-20 How do companies decide on non-strategic energy efficiency issues? An in-depth study of the decision making process.

Joachim Globisch

1-049-20 Development of the Voluntary Agreements System in Ukraine

Jakob Mau Pedersen

2-027-20 A novel business model to reduce energy consumption in industrial automation

Elvira Rakova

1-150-20 Valuing and communicating the multiple benefits of energy-efficiency projects

Catherine Cooremans

2-050-20 BAT benchmarking tools for industry Ana Morgdo 4-126-20 Opportunities to significantly expand & scale electrification of industrial processes

Edward Rightor

1-021-20 Review of regional energy efficiency policies towards industrial SMEs from within Europe

Ida Johansson 2-023-20 The energy of exergy – analysis of different production processes of olefins

Markus Fritz 4-108-20 Decarbonizing Swiss industrial sectors by process integration, electrification and traditional energy efficiency measures

M. Jibran S. Zuberi

1-058-20 DOW Low Carbon Utilities Jason Lankford 2-084-20 Energy efficiency from farm-to-fork? On the relevance of non-energy benefits and behavioural aspects along the cold supply chain

Lisa Neusel 4-014-20 Digital Technologies driving Efficiency in Electric Motor Driven Systems

Jazaer Dawody

1-116-20 Low-carbon transition in steel industry: A compative study between Iran and Sweden

Soma Rahmani 2-051-20 Technology and material efficiency scenarios for a net zero UK steel sector

Alice Garvey 4-056-20 Ultra-Low Charge Ammonia Chillers for Energy Efficiency in Industrial Applications

Ammi Amarnath

1-147-20 Material and Resource Efficiency Potentials in the Aluminum Industry – prospects for increased circular economy and decarbonisation

Felipe Toro

PANEL 1. Policies and programmes to drive transformationSession IV: Learning how to do it better through experience

PANEL 2. Sustainable production towards a circular economySession IV: Energy and material efficiency along the value

chain

PANEL 4. Technology, processes and systemsSession II: New technologies and process improvements

15.40–16.00 Chat room15.30–16.00 Chat room 15.30–16.00 Chat room

13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest 13.30–14..00 Chat room/rest13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest

14.00–15.30 (parallel session) 14.00–15.40 (parallel session) 14.00–15.30 (parallel session)

Tuesday 15th September (All times CET) updated 4 Sept

12.00–13.30 (parallel session) 12.00–13.30 (parallel session) 12.00–13.30 (parallel session)PANEL 1. Policies and programmes to drive transformation

Session III: Taking the pulse of key industry programme approaches

PANEL 2. Sustainable production towards a circular economySession III: Path for circularity and decarbonization of

manufacturing processes

PANEL 3. Energy management – in real lifeSession II (session title TBD)

9.30–11.00 Side event organised by the Swedish Energy Agency FROM GRAMS TO TONNES – Three Swedish initiatives on circular production and electric efficiency (>> see programme page)

Keynote: Building momentum through collaborative action. Oliver Johnson, Stockholm Environment Institute and the Leadership Group for Industry Transition

Wargön Innovation – Establishing a cooperation and platform for material innovations focusing on biobased materials and textiles. Maria Ström, Wargön Innovation

LignoCity aims to develop a low-carbon economy by shorten the time from idea to market for carbon efficient solutions based on Lignin. Maria Ölmhult, RISE

EcoSys develops (electricity) efficient techniques for mechanical pulp production units. Birgitta Engberg, Mid Sweden University

11.00–11.30 Chat room

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10.4511.30

4-057-20 Requirements Engineering and Morphological Analysis of Adaptive Control Strategies for Flywheel Energy Storage Systems in Industrial Applications

Raoul Laribi 5-044-20 EFFORCE: how blockchain tecnology can revolutionize energy efficiency investments

Jacopo Visetti 6-098-20 Needs of electricity, hydrogen and carbon infrastructures for greenhouse gas neutral heavy industry clusters in the EU 2050

Frank Merten

4-092-20 Double Transmission Double Expansion technology as method for reducing energy losses associated with oversizing of industrial compressed air systems

Jacek Leszczynski 5-059-20 Innovative approach to use standards in new business models blockchain ready

presented by Ettore Piantoni

6-024-20 100% Renewable Energy for Austria's Industry: Alternative Energy Sources and Infrastructure Requirements

Roman Geyer

4-109-20 Assessing promising energy efficient technologies for industry still in R&D – application of the EDUAR&D methodology for the case of high temperature electrolysers

Oliver Lösch 5-069-20 Guaranteed and insured energy saving to boost EE investment by SMEs

presented by Daniele Forni

6-095-20 The ZEROC project; towards zero CO2-emissions in the Norwegian and Swedish industry – process solutions including associated infrastructure

Jan Kjärstad

4-155-20 Value chain-wide energy efficiency potentials of additive manufacturing with metals – some preliminary hypotheses

Andreas Pastowski 5-012-20 De-carbonisation, guaranteed: Realising affordable, equitable and long-term financing for industrial SME projects

Winfried Braumann 6-063-20 Electrification of primary steel production based on ΣIDERWIN process: simulation on the European power system in 2050

Morgan Barberousse

3-011-20 Integrating Energy Efficiency in investment process - Experience from Scania CV Green Field foundry Project

Anders Svensson 5-100-20 The Energy Efficiency Financial Institutions Group (EEFIG) as a catalyst for deep decarbonization

Carsten Glenting 6-065-20 Meta-analysis of industry sector transformation strategies in German, European and global deep decarbonisation scenarios

Sascha Samadi

3-081-20 Quantifying non-energy benefits for energy-intensive industry – A case study of heat recovery measures in a Swedish oil refinery

Sofie Marton 5-106-20 EU Taxonomy on sustainable economic activities - assessing the impact on corporate and industrial energy efficiency investments

Bettina Dorendorf 6-141-20 Deep decarbonisation of the German industry via electricity or gas? A scenario-based comparison of pathways

Tobias Fleiter

3-157-20 Energy management in the Norwegian sawmill industry

Marcus Olsson 6-022-20 GHG neutral pathways for the German chemical industry

Florian Ausfelder

3-080-20 Identification of optimal measurement points for energy monitoring of industrial processes: the case of milk powder production

Riccardo Bergamini 6-043-20 Assessment of transition pathways for the Nigerian cement sector

Maria Yetano Roche

Designing and implementing a capacity building program dedicated to the financial community aiming to boosting energy efficiency investment in the industry

5-042-20 Apolline Abauzit

15.30–16.00 Chat room 15.30–16.00 Chat room

PANEL 3. Energy management – in real lifeSession III (session title TBD)

PANEL 5. Business models and finance in the age of digitalisation – Session II: Providing support for financial

institutions at the European Level

PANEL 6. Deep decarbonisation of industrySession II: The impact on the energy system and the need for

infrastructure

15.30–16.00 Chat room

13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest 13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest 13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest

14.00–15.30 (parallel session) 14.00–15.30 (parallel session) 14.00–15.30 (parallel session)

12.00–13.30 (parallel session) 12.00–13.30 (parallel session) 12.00–13.30 (parallel session)PANEL 4. Technology, processes and systemsSession III: New technologies and processes

PANEL 5. Business models and finance in the age of digitalisation

Session I: Innovative financing

PANEL 6. Deep decarbonisation of industry Session I: The impact on the energy system and the need for

infrastructure

Developing a climate-neutral industry – a joint task for industry and society – international agencies perspective. Rainer van Loon, EnergieAgentur.NRW, Klara Helstad, Swedish Energy Agency and Thomas Gourdon, ADEMEVirtual panel discussion. All speakersWrap up. Prof. Dr. Stefan Lechtenböhmer, Wuppertal Institut

The importance of joining forces to reach the common goal – industry perspective. Christoph Reissfelder, HeidelbergCement and Dr. Hans-Jörn Weddige, thyssenkrupp

Wednesday 16th September (All times CET) updated 4 Sept

9.30–11.45 Workshop arranged by IN4climate.NRW IN4climate.NRW – creating innovations for a decarbonised industry (>> see programme page)

Opening: Prof. Dr. Stefan Lechtenböhmer, Wuppertal InstitutIN4climate.NRW: Joining forces for a climate-neutral industrial sector. Dr. Michael Walther, IN4climate.NRW

09.30 Welcome and moderation 6-086-20 Towards a climate-smart petrochemical process industry on the Swedish west coast

Magnus Andersson

09.40 Energy audits in Industry and Services: challenges and opportunities

6-094-20 Dynamics of Cross-Industry Low-Carbon Innovation in Energy-Intensive Industries

Annika Tönjes

6-149-20 How does the German manufacturing industry react to the calls to decarbonise?

Stefan M. Büttner

6-035-20 Deep decarbonisation of iron and steel industry in the age of global supply chain - Issues and solutions

Xianli Zhu

11.05 Discussion and close of session (11.30)

4-018-20 Evaluation of Hybrid Electric/Gas Steam Generation for a Chemical Plant under Future Energy Market Scenarios

Holger Wiertzema 5-032-20 Bridging the gap: A platform to connect small industrial efficiency projects with the capital markets

Jürgen Fluch 6-045-20 Impact of carbon prices on fuel switching in the iron and steel industry

Chinedu M Nwachukwu

4-036-20 White Certificate on electrical motor driven systems

Marc Berthou 5-143-20 Industrial production to 2050: the PEPIT0 model Sylvain Sourisseau 6-077-20 Towards a Policy Framework for a Hydrogen Future of German Industry

Anna Leipprand

4-102-20 Analysis of energy efficiency improvement and carbon dioxide abatement potentials for Swiss Food and Beverage sector

Navdeep Bhadbhade

5-159-20 How can we best create a synergy between existing electricity-intensive industry, existing materials and energy systems and future stablishments?

Nils Lindh 6-082-20 A European industrial development policy for prosperity and zero emissions

Lars J Nilsson

5-158-20 A New Model for Jointly Purchased Energy Services in Turkish Industrial Parks

Gokhan Kirkil 6-040-20 Electrify everything! Challenges and opportunities associated with increased electrification of industrial processes

Johan Rootzén

4-008-20 Effects of process decarbonisation on future targets for excess heat delivery from an industrial process plant

Pontus Bokinge 5-062-20 Components of chemical company Paris climate alignment

Nate Aden 6-134-20 Study of decarbonated processes for ammonia and steel production using green hydrogen from electrolysis

Jean-Luc Hoxha

4-053-20 Efficient utilization of industrial excess heat for carbon capture and district heating

Maximilian Biermann

5-142-20 Risk Mitigation for Industrial Excess Heat Recovery projects

Elsa Chony 6-110-20 Hydrogen technologies for a CO2-neutral chemical industry

Marius Neuwirth

4-073-20 Industrial excess heat and district heating: potentials and costs for the EU-28 on the basis of network analysis

Ali Aydemir 5-146-20 Cooling as a Service: unlocking demand for clean and efficient cooling

Thomas Motmans 6-120-20 Net-zero industries Emrah Durusut

5-127-20 Financial Carbon Footprint: Calculating Financial Institutions' Impact on Climate Change

Jens Teubler

Thomas Björkman, Swedish Energy Agency

Enrico Biele, EnR IWG

09.50 Energy audits in Europe through the lens of the National Energy Agencies

9.50-10.05 Petra Lackner, AEA (Austria)10.05-10.20 George Goumas, CRES (Greece)10.20-10.35 Enrico Biele, ENEA (Italy)10.35-10.50 Jaap Blacquière, RVO (The Netherlands)10.50-11.05 Thomas Björkman, SEA (Sweden)

Thursday 17th September (All times CET) updated 4 September

15.30–16.00 Chat room 15.30–16.00 Chat room 15.30–16.00 Chat room

9.30–11.30 Side event organised by the EnR Industry Working GroupIndustrial energy audits & energy efficiency in Europe (>> see programme page)

9.30–11.00 (parallel session)PANEL 6. Deep decarbonisation of industry

Session III: What initiatives and dynamics can achieve

11.00–11.30 Chat room

14.00–15.30 (parallel session) 14.00–15.30 (parallel session) 14.00–15.30 (parallel session)PANEL 4. Technology, processes and systemsSession V: Optimal use of excess process heat

PANEL 5. Business models and finance in the age of digitalisation

Session IV: Increasing Demand for Financial Services

PANEL 6. Deep decarbonisation of industrySession V: The key role of technologies and processes

PANEL 4. Technology, processes and systemsSession IV: Scenarios, roadmaps and policies for

decarbonisation

PANEL 5. Business models and finance in the age of digitalisation

Session III: Synergy through cooperation

PANEL 6. Deep decarbonisation of industrySession IV: How to design policies and what the challenges are

13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest 13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest 13.30–14.00 Chat room/rest

12.00–13.30 (parallel session) 12.00–13.30 (parallel session) 12.00–13.30 (parallel session)