This document provides an overview and agenda for the 8th Annual European Power-Europe Congress being held from November 28-30, 2016 in Vienna, Austria. The event will focus on strategic issues related to the development and management of power generation, transmission, and distribution assets in Europe. It will include panels, presentations, and roundtable discussions on topics such as business model transformation, renewable energy integration, smart grid technologies, energy storage, and regulatory issues. Over 50 industry speakers will address challenges and opportunities in the European electricity sector. Participation includes sessions on power markets, generation strategies, distribution networks, financing projects, and new technologies.

1. The 8th
Annual European Power-Europe Congress | 2016
& European Power Distribution (Transmission & Storage) Summit | EP-D 2016
& European Power Generation Strategy Summit | EP-G 2016
28th
– 30th
November 2016 | Sofitel | Vienna | Austria | www.Power-Europe.eu
Gerassimos Thomas
Deputy DG Energy
Steffen Kartenbender
Head of SWITCH Force
+ Specialist panels, case study presentations and
private round table discussions led by major power
utility executives, regulators, and R&D specialists -
providing insights and solutions-based approaches to
the challenges facing Europe’s Power Sector
Oliver Weinmann
Managing Director
Vattenfall Europe Innovation Andreas Breuer, Head of New Technologies /Projects, RWE
Gerd Schauer, Senior Technology Manager, VERBUND
Dr. Alexander Conreder, Senior Manager - Energy Solutions, EnBW
Kaspar Kaarlep, Head of Digital Network Technology, Elektrilevi OU
Lada Strelnikova
Director Asset & Wealth
Management (Energy Investments)
Sebastian Ziegler
Market and Process Development
Paul Giesbertz
Vice President, Regulatory Affairs
Santiago Galbete
Leader of Grid Generation
Thomas Kudela
Senior Energy System Architect
Donal Herraghty, Technology & Programme Manager, ESB
Jan Vorrink, Manager National Control Center, TENNET
Gerd Schauer, Senior Technology Manager, R&D, VERBUND
Ivan Androcec, Head of Investment Strategy & New Technology, HEP
Santiago Galbete, Leader of Grid Generation, ACCIONA
Emil Gurevitch, Security Software Engineer, OSGP Alliance
Tony Hearne, Manager IVADN Project, ESB NETWORKS
Diana Moneta, Head - Active Networks: Demand and Distribution Management|
Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico SpA
Paraskevi Kasse, Secure Infrastructures & Services Unit, ENISA
Eric Woittiez, Senior Innovation Manager, ESSENT
Jose-Manuel Hernandez, Technical Officer DG Energy, EU Commission
Sébastien Doligé, Advisor Markets / Retail Unit , EURELECTRIC
Michele Governatori, Regulation Affairs Director, AXPO ITALIA
Holger Wiechmann, Senior Manager, Product Management, ENBW
Thomas Kudela, Senior Energy System Architect, DONG ENERGY
Stephen Woodhouse, Director, POYRY
Erkki Karppanen, CEO, ETELA-SAVON ENERGIA
Frauke Thies, Executive Director, SEDC
Júlia Boucinha, Planning and Control Manager, EDP SERVICO UNIVERSAL
Oliver Weinmann, Managing Director, VATTENFALL EUROPE INNOVATION
Brian Evans-Mongeon, President & CEO, UTILITY SERVICES | USA
Guntis Lūsis, Head of Trading, LATVENERGO
David Assaad, Head of European Market Integration & Coupling, EPEXSPOT
Christos Papadopoulos, Regional Director of Europe, ENERGY EXEMPLAR
Power Market Trading Specialist - NORD POOL
Over 50 Leading Industry Speakers Including:
Enabling Electricity Utility Operators to Make
the Right Strategic Decisions Regarding the
Development and Management of their Power
Portfolio Assets, Infrastructures and
Information Systems
Distribution / Transmission & Storage Technology (EP-D Summit)
Contributors(EPD) (EPD): :Include Include -
European Power Generation & Market Analysis (EP-G Summit)
Participation
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Given the ongoing transformation of the electricity sector against a backdrop of an unprecedented surge in renewable
energy investments, comprehensive and far-reaching EU market reforms and decarbonisation efforts, Power Europe
2016 will host a delegation of chief decision-makers and strategists from Europe’s power generation, transmission and
distribution utilities to gain critical insights into how they should be adapting their business models and asset portfolios to
take account of increasing RES penetration and distributed generation trends. Led by practitioners, policy-makers and
technology pioneers, the delegation will address the crucial market, regulatory and technological issues affecting the
operational viability and prospects of power assets. The objective of the summit is to enable participants to formulate
more effective forward planning strategies given the challenges posed by volatile fuel prices, technology selection and
adoption risks and declining electricity prices caused by distributed generation and off-grid residential market trends.
Event Format | Power Europe 2016 | General Electricity Market Sessions
 The Ongoing Development and Transformation of the Power Utilities Business Model Given the Development of the European
Single Market for Electricity, Increases in RES, Distributed Generation Trends and New and upcoming Energy Storage Solutions
 Thorough Examination of the European and Global Economy and the Implications for the Power Sector
 Ongoing Practical Implementation and Cost Implications of the EU National Market Unbundling
 Assessing the Progress and Cost Implications in Achieving Key EU 2020 / 2030 / 2050 Targets and Objectives
 EU Commission Updates on Market Design, Anti-Trust Issues and New Legislation and Policies
 Pioneering and Emerging Technologies Across the Power Value Chain And the Effect on the European Power Market
 Managing the Downward Pressure on Energy Prices & the Long Term Effect on Power Asset Investments
 Optimising the Forward-Planning Process Regarding the Future Power Assets and Infrastructures for Power Utilities
 Overcoming the Challenge of Stalled Power Projects Given the Prevailing Economic Climate
 Projection of European Energy Demand and Developments in the Security of the EU’s Energy and Fuel Supply
 Fuel Supply Diversification and Security and Mid-Long Term Projections for Oil, Gas, and Carbon Pricing
 How European Power Utilities Should Prepare for the Mass Electrification of Personal Transport Vehicles
 Dealing with Balancing, Proximity, Integration and Efficiency Issues Relating to the Surge in RES Development
 Design of the EU’s Emission Trading System (ETS) and the Implications for Power Utilities
 Entering New Markets for Established & Emerging Sectors including North/West, Central/Eastern Europe, Turkey, & Russia
EU Power Distribution & Transmission (EPD)
 Showcasing the Most Forward-thinking Electricity
Distribution Technologies & Projects
 In-depth & Macro View of the Evolving T&D Value Chain
 The Development of Smart-Grids in Key Markets
 SCADA System Development
 Implementing Intelligent Substations
 Impact & Adoption of EU/Industry-Wide Standards & Codes
 Integrating Demand Response, Grids and New European
Interconnectors & Impact on Europe's Energy Utility Markets
 Engagement of Prosumers in Local Distribution Networks
 Support of Smart Grid utilising IEC 61850 Architectures
 Development of Cyber Security System Implementation
and Roll-outs and protection of Critical Power Infrastructure
 Improving grid and network performance and operations
utilising the data captured by utility networks
"An exceptional summit. Very good speakers that completely
satisfied what I wanted to hear about."
George Papaioannou, Board Member | ADMIE S.A (Greek T.S.O)
European Power Generation Strategy (EPG)
 Fuel Supply Diversification and Security and Mid-Long
Term Projections for Gas Pricing and Sourcing
 How to Profit From Flexibility by Utilizing it Commercially
 Optimising Existing and New Power Plants Enabling them
to Operate and Maximum Efficiency
 Improving the Forward-Planning Process Regarding the
Future Power Generation Mix for Electricity Utilities
Operating Within the EU
 Developing Renewable Energy Projects
 Regulatory Issues Affecting Power Generation Planning
 Practical Implementation and Cost Implications of the
Third Energy Package
 Assessing the Progress and Cost Implications in Achieving
2020 / 2030 / 2050 Targets and Objectives for Generators
 Evaluating the Prospects for Conventional Thermal and
Nuclear Power in Key EU and Neighbouring Markets
 Where European Power Generators Should Invest Given
the Current and Future Price of Electricity
THE EUROPEAN POWER STRATEGY & SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT
Main Conference Tuesday the 29th
– Wednesday the 30th
November 2016
Making the Right Strategic Decisions Regarding the Development and Management of EU
Power Transmission, Distribution and Generation Portfolio Assets

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Power Europe is the European Power Industry’s leading peer-to-peer forum for discussing in-depth strategic business planning
issues for the following executive profiles from incumbent and independent energy utility companies:
• CEOs, Presidents & Chairmen
• CFOs and Heads of Finance
• Heads of Strategic Business Planning and Development
• Heads of Power Assets, Generation / T&D Portfolio Management
• Directors of Legal and Regulatory Affairs
• Senior Managing and Project Directors
• Heads of Risk Management
• CTOs, COOs, and Heads of R&D
• Heads of Analysis & Chief Economists
• Heads of Trading
Conventional and renewable energy asset buyers, sellers and developers will also come together to network with power utilities,
equity investors, investment bankers, lenders, government representatives and regulatory experts
The 2016 European Power Project Finance Forum offers an excellent opportunity to keep up-to-date with key financing trends, risks and
opportunities inherent in the market for the development of renewable and conventional power assets and transmission and distribution
infrastructure. Examining alternative deal structures and syndicated financing arrangements, the Power Financing forum will also review
recent projects and evaluate where the market is heading in terms of the current and future value and ROI profiles of different types of
assets. With the future of renewable financial and regulatory support in question, and competing political forces competing over what
Europe’s energy mix and transmission and distribution design and market design should look like, delegates will not only gain valuable
market insights but also network with potential partners and financiers for future projects.
Reasons to Attend the Financing and M&A Forum Specifically Relevant for:
• Enhance your understanding of the dynamics governing the current market for
energy financing and M&A deals in Europe given the global recession
• Discover how to engage strategic players by knowing what they look for in
terms of their acquisition targets
• Become updated on how regulatory changes will affect the sector
• Gauge the investment financing community’s perspectives on the deal market
• Gauge how conventional and renewable energy project developers view
the market over the coming years
• Become aware of the type of deals equity investors are seeking
• Increase awareness of how to navigate through a transaction
• Become familiar with market risk and the type of terms financiers are offering
CEOs, Presidents & Chairmen
CFOs and Heads of Finance
Heads of Investment
Heads of Strategic Business
Planning and Development
Heads of Power Assets and
Generation Portfolio
Heads of Risk Management &
Project Directors
Heads of Risk Management &
Directors of Legal Divisions
The Power-Tech 2016 Forum will take place on Monday the 28
th
of November with the Exhibition
spanning the full 3 day Summit in the EPG Exhibition Lounge (28
th
– 30
th
of November)
Power-Tech 2016 Will Specifically Focus On:
 New Technology Show-Cases from Leading Operators Developers and Manufacturers
 New Technologies Improving Efficiencies and Power Conversion for: Coal and Gas Generation
– Nuclear – Renewables: including Wind, Hydro, and Solar
 New and existing Power Plant Upgrades
 The Latest Advances in Smart-Grid Technology & Deployment
 Progress on CCS Pilot Projects & Technologies
 How to Incorporate Increasing Levels of RES into the European Energy Market
 Case Studies from New Prototype Energy Storage Solutions within the Power Value Chain
The 2016 Power Project Financing & M&A Forum (Financing Focus Day – Monday 28
th
November)
The Power - Europe Executive Delegation: Formulated for Decision Makers & Strategists
POWER-TECH 2016 ( New Power Technologies Forum) - Monday 28
th
of November & 3-Day Exhibition

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Examples of Power Europe 2016 Topics (Conference Sessions)
Sébastien Doligé
Advisor Markets/Retail
Unit
Developing the New Business Model for Utilities
• The transformative role of innovation
• New retail strategies
• Accomplishing customer empowerment
• Encouraging development by strategic decisions from policy makers
Sébastien Doligé has been Adviser on Retail Markets & Consumer Issues at Eurelectric since
2011. He holds Master degrees in History and International Relations and graduated from the
College of Europe. Prior to joining Eurelectric, Sébastien worked for Total S.A and the European
Commission.
Thomas Kudela
Senior Energy System
Architect
How to Profit From Flexibility by Utilizing it Commercially
• The flexibility value chain: Where is the value coming from?
• Managing flexibility by aggregation - Introducing Power Hub
• Profiting from flexibility: Commercial products to the customers
• An outlook on the regulatory environment to improve the business case
A regulatory specialist in the Nordic, UK and German electricity wholesale and Ancillary
Services markets. Thomas Kudela is responsible for the regulatory management of DONG
Energy’s flexibility business. His major tasks are strategic development, regulatory impact
assessment, as well as business processes and solution design. He is working at DONG Energy
since 2006 and has contributed to numerous projects in the context of Smart Energy, Demand
Response and flexibility.
European Electricity Market Frameworks & New Challenges
David is Partner in the Brussels office of Fieldfisher at the Energy & Utilities Department. He
advises Belgian and international clients in the Energy and Utilities’ markets. His areas of
practice include strategic advice and assistance in the liberalisation of the energy and transport
market including competition issues. He also acts frequently before Belgian commercial and
David Haverbeke
Partner, Senior Associate
Holger Wiechmann
Senior Manager, Product
Management B2C Non-
Commodity
administrative courts, arbitration institutions and European Courts. David is also a fellow
lecturer at the Energy Institute of the Aberdeen University and graduated from the Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven (1997), Université Libre de Bruxelles (1998) and holds a Finance Certificate
(London School of Economics).
The EnBW Pilot Project “Flexible Power-to-Heat”: Increasing Energy
Efficiency and Providing Flexibility
• Tackling demand response – an approach for the energy transition
• The current case for flexibility and future perspectives
• The interaction between smart market and smart grid
• Using flexibility to balance the grid after integrating RES
• Can we use flexibility to minimize the grid extensions?
In his fields of activity Holger Wiechmann attends from the beginning on the liberalization of
the energy markets. He is engaged in fundamental questions of the energy markets, market
design and the energy transition with its increasing capacity for renewable energy and the
necessity of flexibility to integrate it into the system.

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Gerd Schauer Senior
Technology Manager,
Innovation and
Research
Electrification of Transport and the Supporting Technologies
• Electric vehicles
• Smart charging
• Electric trucking system
• Updates in energy storage solutions
• Meeting the EU decarbonisation goals
Dr. Schauer is Senior Technology Manager in the Competence Centre Innovation, Research and
Development of Verbund (Holding) and coordinates R&D activities. At Verbund he is involved
in R&D-projects in the fields of new renewable energies (hydro power, PV, wind, biomass) and
electric vehicles. His task is the general management of research activities at Verbund. He is
member at National and European Associations/Working groups, made numerous publications
to renewable energies, electric vehicles, is lecturer at University of Applied Science and works as
consultant and project evaluator.
Guntis Lusis
Head of Trading
The Role of Electricity Storage in Demand Response
• Different solutions for different needs: choosing the right storage solution
• Long term investments vs. quick solutions: what are your storage needs?
• The impact of energy storage instalments on electricity prices
• Measuring sustainability of investments in storage
• Important benefits and drawbacks regarding storage type
+ A case study on Nordic-Baltic power balancing market
Guntis Lusis is currently Head of Trading at Latvenergy and concerned with business advancements
with underlying extensive experience in the power industry and energy markets. The main
challenge is active portfolio management of Latvenergo in energy markets. He is widely engaged in
production and retail business positioning, applied trade strategies, market analytics and
forecasting, implementing perspective projects.
Frauke Thies
Executive Director
Consumer Empowerment: Business Models for Residential Demand and
Flexibility
• Aiding the transition from conventional power generation to renewable
• Regulatory framework in the EU for achieving more flexibility
• The technical aspects of managing demand side
Since September 2015, Frauke is Executive Director of the Smart Energy Demand Coalition
SEDC, the European industry association for demand-side flexibility. Frauke has been actively
involved in European energy policy in Brussels since 2005, where she held different positions at
Greenpeace and the European Photovoltaic Industry Association, SolarPower Europe. She also
worked on secondments in Washington, D.C. and in New Delhi, India. Frauke holds a Master
degree in Environmental Sciences from Leuphana Universty, Germany, and is currently
following an Executive MBA programme at Vlerick Business School, Belgium.
" Power-Europe offers valuable insight of the sector's challenges by hands on
experts. I leave the conference with many useful and valuable ideas"
Jose Manuel Hernandez,, DG Competition Antitrust | Energy & Environment | European Commission

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Stephen Woodhouse
Director
European Power Market Design & The Electricity Utility Business Model
Stephen Woodhouse joined Pöyry in 1999. He heads Pöyry’s Market Design group which deals
with all aspects of energy market policy regulation and design, for private and public sector
clients. Stephen is an expert in market reform, from high-level policy design through to the
implementation of systems and processes for market participants. He specialises in the
economics of transmission and interconnection; market regulatory policy across Europe and the
UK and Irish electricity and gas markets. Stephen managed the project to draft the Trading and
Settlement Code for the Irish Single Electricity Market and was responsible for Pöyry’s multi-
client projects addressing intermittency in Northern Europe. Stephen leads Pöyry’s business
development in the inter-related areas of intermittency, smart grids and market design, and
continues to contribute to the debate on appropriate models for reward for generation
capacity, transmission charging and access. Prior to joining Pöyry, he was an Economic
Modeller for Ofgem.
David Assaad | Head of
European Market
Integration & Coupling
Melle Kruisdijk
Director Market
Development
Towards an Increasingly Flexible Continental Spot Market Design:
Progress and Challenges Ahead
David Assaad graduated in Economics and Political Science. He joined the energy sector at
Powernext, the French Power Exchange, where he specialized on the issues of European spot
markets integration and cross-border congestion management. David is working on the
development of Intraday markets at EPEX Spot, the joint Power Spot Exchange established by
Powernext and EEX. He is also member of the Working Group for Power Markets within
Europex, the Association of European Energy Exchanges, working actively in the stakeholders
groups involving the main European associations of the electricity sector, Regulators and the
European Commission on topics related to power market integration.
Is Europe Still a Place for Investments in Thermal Generation
Melle started his career in the energy industry in 1998 in a sales support function at Woodward
Governor before joining Alstom Power in Switzerland. After holding several managerial
positions in service management and strategy, he took on the position of Business Sales
Manager for new EPC turn-key Combined Cycle power plants in Europe and was involved in
several large projects in the Netherlands and Belgium for major European Utilities. He joined
Wärtsilä Power Plants in 2011 as Director of Market Development, responsible for leading the
market and policy development activities in Europe. During his time at Wärtsilä, Melle has
been an active participant in a number of European and national consultations from
governments, transmission system operators and regulators. This work has covered a wide
range of topics around electricity market design, including network codes, industry charging
regimes, integrating intermittent renewable energy sources, and initiatives to increase investor
confidence in power generation. He frequently presents at conferences and is author of several
articles published in the energy trade press. Melle is a Mechanical Engineering graduate from
Delft University of Technology and holds a Master in Business Administration from Berne
University of Applied Science.

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Michele Governatori
Institutional &
Regulation Affairs
Director, Italy
Oliver Weinmann
Managing Director
Dual Market or Hybrid Market Model? Capacity Remuneration or Long
Term Contract as Solutions to the Adequacy and Missing Money
Problems in Power Generation.
• Do we need them?
• Will we have them?
• Will they change our business?
Michele is Head of Public and Regulatory Affairs for Axpo Italia S.p.A. Before joining the Axpo
group in 2004, he has worked for Eni, Edison, and for the Italian state-owned Single Buyer of
electricity. After his BA in Economics at Bocconi University in 1996, he completed a Masters in
Management of the Energy and Environment Industry of Eni Corporate University. Since 2013
he is President for the Italian Energy Traders and Wholesalers Association (AIGET).
New Developments in the Field of Electricity Batteries
• The benefits provided by battery-based storage
• Managing your batteries: technical aspects and battery applications
• Battery efficiency, reliability and cost
• Different solutions for different needs: choosing the right storage solution
Oliver Weinmann studied Process Engineering at the RWTH Aachen, followed by a PhD on
Solar Thermal Power Plants at DLR in Cologne. In 1992 he started his career at HEW in
Hamburg and changed to Vattenfall in 2003 as Head of Innovation Management. In parallel,
between 2004 and 2007, he was Managing Director of Vattenfall Europe Renewables GmbH
and built up of the renewable energy business in the Vattenfall Europe Group. In 2010 he was
appointed as Managing Director of Vattenfall Europe Innovation GmbH. As a subsidiary of
Vattenfall GmbH the enterprise focuses on business development and steering of activities in
the field of product and technology development.
Santiago Galiete Leader
Grid Generation
Department
Viability of a 100% Renewable Supply
• Spain overview Renewable and Storage resource
• 100% electric supply scenarios through renewable sources
• Balancing demand-generation through hydro and biomass plants
• Technologies and forecast 2050: LCOE
• Transition process to a 100% renewable system
• Inertial response and primary control in a 100% renewable system
• Conclusions
During the last 12 years Santiago Galbete has shared his time between construction of Wind
farms (South Korea, Australia, India, Germany, USA, Canada) at Acciona Energy and academic
activities. As Spanish Electric System is strongly supported by Renewables sources (50% of the
Power installed is renewable), Santiago Galbete went further and developed his Phd Study
under the title: Viability of a 100% Renewable electric supply for Spain.
"The event gives a great overview of the challenges being faced by the power
utilities industry today together with a snapshot of the technical solutions
currently available and under development." Kenneth Engblom, Marketing Director

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Júlia Boucinha
Planning and Control
Manager
Case Study: Measuring Energy Efficiency in Portugal
•Recent developments in energy efficiency measurement
•Rebound effects
•The importance of household behavior
•Evaluation of the impact of energy policy measures
•The role of electricity to improve overall energy efficiency
Júlia Boucinha is currently the Head of the Planning Department in the Portuguese electricity
regulated supplier (EDP Serviço Universal), one of the company’s integrated into EDP group.
After a long experience in studies on energy demand, and also on efficiency and productivity
analysis, she is recently concentrating on the evaluation of energy efficiency. Júlia has also
worked in the Portuguese Electricity Regulator, where she was involved in the preparation of
the first Tariff Code, establishing allowed revenues and electricity tariffs for the different
regulated activities. Júlia has a degree in economics, from Loughborough University in the UK.
Sebastian Ziegler
Market and Process
Development, Energy
Economics
Dr. Alexander Conreder
Senior Manager, Business
Development Energy
Solutions
Practical Approach to TSO Implementation Codes: Assessment and
Predictions
• The key considerations for new codes: grasping the real practical value
• Setting the right expectations: what are the limitations and possibilities
• Technical aspects of implementation and maintenance
• Current vs. future distribution tariff policy – expected changes
• The transformation of the transmission system – future hopes and predictions
Sebastian Ziegler is working in the energy sector for more than 10 years. During the last 5
years he has actively participated in the development of the balancing markets for 50Hertz.
As vice-convener of the working group Ancillary Services of ENTSO-E as well as member of
the drafting team of the Network Code on Electricity Balancing he is also involved in the
European market development. Next to balancing Sebastian is also involved in international
congestion management initiatives (e.g. TSC).
Power Storage Solutions: Benefits and Drawbacks
• User cases: Needs of private homes and medium-sized enterprises
• Business models with Storage Solutions… and without
• Development: Managing risks and partnering
• Going to market: When business case meets reality
• Market implications
Dr. Alexander Conreder is senior manager of business development in energy solutions at
EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG - one of the big four utility companies in Germany. His
main fields of expertise are strategic development, new business models and innovation
management. Alexander Conreder started his career in the department of technology and
innovation at a utility company in 2002 (MVV Energie AG Mannheim, Germany). Later, he was
a research associate at the Institute of Technology Management at University of St. Gallen
(Switzerland. He holds a Diploma in Engineering from Technical University of Hamburg, a
Master of Business Administration from Steinbeis Hochschule Berlin and a Ph.D in
Management from University of St. Gallen. His research focuses on open innovation and
transition of German energy system.

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Rainer Hinrichs-
Rahlwes
Vice President
European Energy Policies Towards 2030 – Will We Have a Solid and
Resilient Energy Union Based on Renewables and Efficiency?
• The European Commission’s will provide legislative proposals for Energy Union
• The planned Market Design Directive will be crucial for further development of EU Energy
and Electricity Markets, particularly with regard to moving towards significantly higher
shares of Renewables
• The Revision of the Renewables Directive will pave the way (or establish hurdles) for a
smooth transition towards a Renewables based energy system
• The success of failure of the legislative and non-legislative decisions in the energy sector
of the EU in 2016 and 2017 will significantly determine whether or not the EU will meet
President Juncker’s ambition of making Europe No. 1 in Renewables
Rainer Hinrichs-Rahlwes is an experienced Renewable Energy expert. He is Vice-President of
the European Renewable Energies Federation, after being the federation’s president from 2010
to 2014. Rainer is also a Board Member of the German Renewable Energy Federation. From
1998 to 2005, he was Director General in the German Federal Ministry for the Environment,
Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, in charge of renewable energies and climate
protection.
Steffen Kartenbender
Head of SWITCH Force
(H-F)
Lada Strelnikova
Director Asset & Wealth
Management
Key Considerations for the Leading Utility: Handling Huge Staff-Transfer
• Ways of handling staff-impact if power plant decommissioning decisions are made
• Matching workers expectations and employers needs
• Effective job coaching
• Avoiding a direct “drain of expertise” in other areas of the group
• Providing temporary labour by internal staff
• Overall evaluation and outlook
Steffen Kartenbender has an Engineering Background and has been working for the RWE
Group since 2001. In the past 6 years he has been driving cross-country synergies in the power
generation sector of RWE. Cultural integration, the foundation of RWE Generation SE and the
NEO Technical Functions Project are Steffen´s most recent contributions. Before joining RWE he
worked 5 years with A.T. Kerarney Business Consulting. Steffen Kartenbender currently leads
the RWE SWITCH Force within the RWE Group. In this role he is responsible to “insource”
external services via suitable RWE-internal resources.
Lending and Investment Making Risks in the Current Power Economy
• Making sustainable investments from the economic and environmental point of view
• Targeting investments of most interest to society and the economy
• Smart investments to smart cities
• How to secure investments for power facilities?
Lada is responsible for managing the Investment Advisor mandate for European Energy
Efficiency Fund within Deutsche Bank’s Asset Management Unit. Prior to taking this role Lada
was involved in establishing and managing the Global Climate Partnership Fund focused on
energy efficiency investments in emerging markets and was holding various strategic business
development positions across Deutsche Bank units. She holds an MBA graduate from the
Australian National University and holds a degree in finance and accounting from the
Finance Academy under the Government of Russian Federation in Moscow.

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Paul Giesbertz
Vice President,
Regulatory Affairs
Ivan Androcec
PhD, DSM
Section Head of
Investment Strategy and
New Technology
Gerassimos Thomas
Deputy Director General,
Directorate General Energy
Integration of RES and the Effect on Power Market
• The role renewables play with system services
• The role of aggregators
• Using flexibility in order to minimize grid extensions
Paul Giesbertz joined Statkraft Markets 2008. As Vice President Regulatory Affairs he is
responsible for regulatory affairs in continental Europe with focus on EU and German
developments. Main topics are market design, EU Network Codes, cross-border trade and
interconnectors. Before that, he worked as deputy manager for the Dutch energy regulatory
office where he was responsible for wholesale power market issues like market design,
European market integration, impact of market power and reliability of supply. From 1997-
2004 he has been Senior Consultant and Head of the Markets & Regulation group of KEMA
Consulting in Europe, where he acted as project manager in several international projects,
related to open access introduction, regulation, trading arrangements, technical codes and
system operation. From 1988-1997 he worked for Sep, the former Dutch power pool and TSO.
Meeting Sustainable and Flexible Power Generation Demand in Croatia
• Current situation and challenges•Revitalisation and upgrade of existing hydro power plants
• New renewables (hydro, wind, solar, biomass, etc)•New high efficiency
cogeneration units on gas•Energy storage possibilities•Modernisation of existing thermal
power plant locations
Ivan Androcec is working in the Croatian Electricity Utility (Hrvatska Elektroprivreda d.d.)
since 2001 where he is currently Section Head of Investment Strategy and New Technologies
Section in Strategy and Development Department. He has PhD from the Faculty of Electrical
Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb, from 2012 as well as Diploma Study in
Management from 2006. He has written more than 50 R&D international and domestic
papers and involved in several projects.
The European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI): Mobilising
Investments in the Real Economy
•Improving the business environment in Europe
•How the EU Investment Plan opens up new opportunities for overseas investors
•Regulatory updates and the structural reforms in EU countries
•The new trade and investment regime and the deepening of the single market
•Reviewing Europe’s economic growth strategy for 2020
•Briefly presenting a selected group of funded projects
Gerassimos Thomas was appointed Deputy Director General in the Directorate-General for
Energy in September 2014. Prior to his current assignment Gerassimos had professional
assignments as: Director for Finance and cooperation with EIB Group, EBRD and IFIs in the
Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs (DG ECFIN), member of the EIB and
EIF Board of Directors and observer at the EFSF Board (2009-14). He has studied economics,
business administration and international relations in Athens, London and Brussels.

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Emil Gurevitch
Security Software Engineer
Smart Grids and “Dumb“ Security
•4-5 past smart grid security incidents that had substantial business and/or safety impacts
and what we can learn from those incidents
•Summarizing the experience: how you risk X, by doing Y
•Perspectives on what a secure grid is and how to get there
Emil Gurevitch is an experienced information security expert passionate about building a
smart grid platform that meets tomorrow’s expectations of safe and resilient critical
infrastructure. He has deep technical knowledge in infiltrating mission-critical systems and a
strong background in conducting vulnerability research, exploit development, and business-
oriented risk analyses. Emil Gurevitch is a capable project lead and communicator.
Luis Colasante
Group Energy Manager &
Head of Economic
Research
The Principal Changes in the Last 5 Years in the European Power
Market
• The European wholesale power market
• Market design: innovation to support a green energy policy
• Integration and trading of renewable energy in the power exchanges
• New business opportunities in the new market design
Luis Colasante is Group Energy manager and Head of Economic Research at Sogefi Group, a
leading supplier of components for the automotive industry. He is in charge of developin g
group energy strategies and policies, macroeconomic research for the Purchasing Commodity
Department. He provides analysis on forex, interest, commodities as well as energy
purchasing strategy and hedging. Prior to that he was the Lead International Energy Buyer
(2012-2014). From 2009 – 2012 Luis was energy Manager at Exelcia and he worked at EDF
(2008-2009). Luis has published works including an authoritative paper relating to energy
saving (Ecole des Mines de Paris (2009). He has a Masters Degree in Quantative Finance from
the Université Paris Dauphine (2014-2015), a Certificate in Quantative Finance I & II (2014)
and a Masters Degree in Energy Systems and Policies from the Ecole nationale supérieure des
Mines de Paris (2007-2009).
Planning New Investments in the European Power Sector - Employing
the Power of Modelling & Optimisation of Integrated Energy Systems &
Markets
Dr. Papadopoulos has more than 25 years Full Research & Academic experience accompanied
with a related Industrial and Business Development experience in the wider Energy
Technologies & Energy Markets’ Sectors. His key skills and specialties are in the fields of Oil,
Natural Gas, Alternative Fuels, Thermo-Fluids & Power and in particular in relevant
Technology Management and Economics, Uncertainty & Risk Analysis, Modelling and Data
Quality Management, Measurements’ Management (Smart-Intelligent-Complex), Applied
Engineering Mathematics & Computing and Demand Forecasting & Response, where he has
made a number of relevant publications that have received up to date and several citations.
He is currently Managing the Administration of Energy Exemplar’s European Business
Operation and Business Development.
Christos Papadopoulos
Regional Director -
Europe

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Brian Evans-Mongeon
President & CEO
Utility Services (USA)
Comparing US Grid Operations to Europe Grid Operations
• What are the essential reliability services?
• Ensuring essential reliability services & integrating emerging technologies on the us grid
• Illustrating current trends and prospective concerns
• Distributed energy resources – discovery and transparency
• Directional solutions
Andrew Purvis
General Manager | EMEA
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology
• The role of CCS in meeting the EU decarbonisation goals
• The value and drawbacks brought upon by implementing CSS technology
• Essential considerations to take before adapting CSS technology
• The impact of CCS technology on electricity price
• The current scale of CSS technology usage and the predicted use of CCS technology in
the commercial sector within the next 10 years
2016 Advisory Board Members & Programme Contributors
Jean-Marie Bemtgen
Policy Officer- DG Energy
Shaping Europe’s Electricity Sector to Benefit the Consumer |
IEM Market Design, Innovation and New Technologies
In the European Commission Jean-Marie advocates the energy systems approach
through creating integrated initiatives and programmes such as CONCERTO; Smart
Cities; Smart Grid and Supergrid; smart energy storage (electricity, heat, cold,
chemicals, etc.) integrated into our complex energy system based on innovative
business models and revisions of existing legislation and regulation. He coordinates
the activities of the research framework programme of the directorate general for
energy. Since 1987, he managed research and demonstration programmes for the
directorates general of research, energy and transport. Before joining the European
Commission, Jean-Marie worked for DuPont de Nemours (USA), Novartis (CH) and
Arcelor (LU. He teaches ad hoc at different universities in Europe.

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Andreas Breuer
Head of New
Technologies /Projects
Managing the Energy Transition Within Europe’s Power Market
– How RWE Tackles the Challenges
Dr. Andreas Breuer has been the Vice President of New Technologies / Projects at
RWE Deutschland AG in Essen since September 2009. His responsibilities include
operational research and development work on distribution grids for the RWE Group
(e.g. future energy grids, super-conducting cables, broadband cable networks),
Group-wide pooling of activities related to Smart Grids, metering services (e.g. Smart
Metering), application technology (technology assessment, micro-CHP, virtual power
plant), system assessments. Andreas Breuer’s division identifies and evaluates
technology trends, is in charge of development activities, and ensures
implementation and/or introduction of new technologies. RWE Deutschland AG’s
position on the subject of the German energy transition and how it is to be designed
is represented by Andreas Breuer’s division in numerous national and international
bodies and associations. In addition, system assessments are performed with a view
to strategic questions, in particular for the European electricity transmission system.
Before joining the RWE Group in 2003, Dr. Breuer was a product manager in the
Consulting division of ABB AG with a focus on maintenance strategies.
Jan Vorrink
Manager, National
Control Center
Jose Hernandez
DG Competition
Antitrust Energy &
Environment
TSO Utilisation of SCADA-EMS for Effective Management to
Facilitate Smart Grid Evolution
Jan Vorrink is the manager of the National Control Centre of TenneT TSO BV which
is the Dutch Transmission System Operator. Mr. Vorrink graduated with a Master in
Business Administration and is an Engineer. He has been working for TenneT since
2002 as a Manager in several departments. The activities of his department include
the operational Planning processes, Real time processes and the settlement
processes.
Competition Law Enforcement in Power Markets: Why it Matters
to Electricity Utilities
Jose has worked in the European Commission since 2009 where he is a Case
Handler in the Antitrust Energy Unit in DG Competition. Jose has also worked in the
State Aid energy Unit and in DG Energy, as Project Officer in the carbon capture and
storage demonstration programme. Before the Commission Jose held various posts
in the field of energy regulation at the Spanish energy regulator, the Council of
European Energy Regulators and the Energy Community Secretariat. Jose started his
career as an engineer in the nuclear and power sectors. Jose holds Engineering
degrees from Spain and Sweden.

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Tony Hearne
Manager, Renewables
Planning
Kaspar Kaarlep Head of
Digital Network
Technology
Marcus Merkel
Senior Advisor to the
Board of Management
Managing Transmission & Distribution Interface Challenges
Tony Hearne began working with ESB in 1978. He has worked in the areas of
Network Operations and Protection. In 2006 he was appointed Manager,
Renewable Planning, where he managed the issue of connection offers for some
3000MW of generation connection, most of which were wind. More recently, he has
taken up a more strategic role within ESB Networks and has been made responsible
for the development of an Integrated Vision for an Active ESB Distribution Network.
Evolution of SCADA Systems: Improving the Adaptability
Kaspar holds an MSc in Engineering Physics and has in the past 6 years worked with
various Smart Grid technology deployment projects in Elektrilevi. Currently, as Head
of the Network Technology Department in Elektrilevi, Kaspar and his team are
responsible for maintaining and developing SCADA/DMS, substation automation
and telecommunications infrastructure.
EWE Approach to Double Grid Connection Capacity by Using
Flexibility of Distributed Generators in Smart Grid Operation
Marcus Merkel is a consultant/advisor for Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale
Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) in China studying Regulatory Pathways for Smart
Grid Development in China. His current activities on EU level include being a
member of the EU-Task Force Smart Grids, a member of the Joint DSO-TSO Working
Group, Working Group on Distribution System Design (Eurelectric), and a convenor
of BTWG 143-2 “Mirror ENTSO-E Activities” (CENELEC). His current activities in
Germany include being a member of the German Platform for Sustainable Energy
Networks, Working Group “Intelligent Networks and Metering” (Federal German
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy). From 2012 to present, Marcus has been a
Senior Advisor to the Managing Director and a Senior Advisor to the Board of
Management, advising the Managing Director and the Board of Management of
EWE NETZ according to special tasks.
"Great presentations, excellent programme, interesting attendees
and perfect organisation - a networking MUST! "
Andreas Frömmel, VP - Commercial & Business Development

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Timo Partanen
Lead Specialist Finnish
Energy Market
Authority
Paolo Chiricozzi
Group Director for
Antitrust Affairs
European Regulatory Effects on Power Utilities
Dr Partanen works as the leading specialist at the Finnish Energy Authority. He
together with his team concentrates primarily on European wholesale market
development issues both in Electricity and in gas. He has held this position since
October 2008. Previously Dr Partanen has been working at the Maryland Public
Service Commission in the State of Maryland and in multiple tasks at Fortum and
Neste in international power and gas industry. Dr Partanen holds a PhD in Political
Economy from the Helsinki University of Technology. His dissertation analyzes the
interaction of power retail companies with their functional environment at the time
of opening the markets for competition. He also holds an MSc in power plant
engineering and an MBA in strategy and finance.
State Aid and Antitrust Enforcement Actions in the Energy
Sector
Paolo graduated in law and attended a Master in EU Laws, Politics and Antitrust.
He joined Enel in 2000 working in the Regulatory, Public Affairs, Antitrust and EU
Affairs Divisions. He has covered different roles in Enel Group both in Rome and
Brussels and Head of Competition and State Aid since July 2014. Paolo has
managed the main competition cases of Enel Group during the last 15 years
(Mergers, Joint Ventures, State Aid and Antitrust Cases) and has led antitrust
compliance programs worldwide for Enel Group (Italy, Slovakia, Romania,
Colombia, Chile, Peru and Russia).
“An excellent summit. Very good speakers that have completely satisfied
exactly what I needed to hear about." | George Papaioannou, Director of Research,
Technology & Development | Greek Independent Power Transmission Operator
"Extremely informative and insightful - Very high quality presentations and
speakers addressing the most recent developments, and challenges ahead in
the electricity sector along with solutions and approaches to overcome them“
Dragana Popovic, Planning & Production Manager, |RSB
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Francois Trévoux
Director Energy
The European
Investment Bank
Overview of Key Investment Challenges for Power Markets
• Renewable Energy Sources: changes in support schemes; risks for investors
• Conventional thermal power generation – select investment needs; capacity markets;
rewarding flexibility
• Energy Efficiency: large needs; small scale
• Energy Grids: reform to RAB model; threats to DSO from self-production; difficult
investment decisions (uncertain timing and location of RES generation)
Role of EIB and European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI)
• Renewable Energy Sources – pricing (Greece); volume/maturity (offshore);
construction risk (InnovFin – EGS; Floating); risk-sharing with Banks (Unicredit)
• Conventional thermal power generation – CHP Kiel
• Energy Efficiency – aggregation (Technical assistance : ELENA); risk-sharing with
banks (Deep Green); NZEB
• Energy Grids – pricing/maturity – most TSOs; support PF structures where possible
(PBI – OFTOs); new products (hybrid)
Additional Contributors to the 2016 Agenda Also Include:
Illimar Vahtras
Project Manager
Joao Aguiar
CEO
Jaroslaw Dybowski
Head of Origination
Central/East Europe
Toru Hattori
Senior Research
Economist
Yngve Soderlund
Senior Manager
Rasmus Peter Brock
Danielsen | Strategy
Manager
Masaya
Kawaguchi
General Manager
Jean-Bruno
DuFour Director,
Project Finance
Lukasz Dziekonski
Member of the
Supervisory Board
André Jurres
CEO
Konstantinos
Tsitouras
Portfolio Director
Twan Vollebregt
MD European Power
"Extremely useful to be informed of the current situation in European
energy markets, the return on capital investments, electricity pricing
structure and market design." Head of Financial Planning | NP Market Council

17. The Power Europe 2016 Official Sponsors & Exhibitors Include:
Siemens is a world-leading supplier of a broad spectrum of products, services and solutions for power generation in
thermal power plants and using renewables, power transmission in grids and for the extraction, processing and
transport of oil and gas. Siemens serves the oil and gas industry with a variety of innovative technologies and services.
Siemens' gas turbines are robust and reliable and offer an outstanding availability, a high efficiency and environmental
sustainability, qualities which in turn give them low lifecycle costs and make them highly profitable.
Wärtsilä is a global leader in complete lifecycle power solutions for the marine and energy markets. By emphasising
technological innovation and total efficiency, Wärtsilä maximises the environmental and economic performance of the
vessels and power plants of its customers. Wärtsilä Power Plants is a leading global supplier of flexible baseload
power plants of up to 600 MW operating on various gaseous and liquid fuels. Our portfolio includes unique solutions for
peaking, reserve and load-following power generation, as well as for balancing intermittent power production. Wärtsilä
Power Plants also provides LNG terminals and distribution systems. As of 2014, Wärtsilä has installed nearly 5,000
power plants in 170 countries around the world
Pöyry is an international consulting and engineering company. We serve clients globally across the energy and
industrial sectors and locally in our core markets. We deliver strategic advisory and engineering services, underpinned
by strong project implementation capability and expertise. Our focus sectors are power generation, transmission &
distribution, forest industry, chemicals & bio-refining, mining & metals, transportation and water. Pöyry has an extensive
local office network employing about 6,000 experts.
Energy Exemplar is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company for quality software development of the best-in-class Electric
and Gas Market Simulation Software with a customer base spanning the globe and a track record of success spanning
more than 15 years. We develop, implement and support the PLEXOS® Integrated Energy Model software. Our
dedicated team provides the highest standards of technical support, consulting, data and implementation services to
our customers. Energy Exemplar continues to push the envelope with extensive investment in research and
development. We constantly strive to offer the most comprehensive software solutions to our customer base and
ensure that we are first-to-market with the latest advances in optimisation-based electric and gas market simulation
technology.
Genscape provides a unique range of fundamental data and analytical solutions to give your business unparalleled
insights into European power markets. Our PowerRT platform brings together a vast array of quality and fit-for-purpose
fundamental European power market data. This includes data from our proprietary monitoring systems
which constantly track production and interconnection in real time. And the EPSI platform provides fast and easy-to-
use scenario analysis and price forecasting capability for short term trading analysis through to longer term planning
and strategy. Genscape is uniquely placed to meet power market data and analysis needs, whether analysing market
movements, actively trading the markets, or evaluating longer term strategic opportunities.
Lumpi -Berndorf specializes in technologies for overhead conductors. The special solutions developed and exactly
oriented to the needs of customers by both partners for over-headline construction also prove a high degree of
flexibility. Past decades brought severe increases in energy requirements, liberalisation in the electricity market led to
changed load flows. Enhanced distribution- and transmission performances are thus considered top priorities. Lumpi-
Berndorf has mastered this challenge and supports you with sophisticated special constructions for the economic
uprating of existing overhead lines.
Nord Pool is Europe’s leading power market, working with our customers to deliver efficient, simple and secure trading.
We offer day-ahead and intraday trading, clearing and settlement, regardless of our customers’ size or location. With a
reputation for responding to market needs, we work hard to develop new and innovative features in our proven unified
trading and clearing platform to meet customer requirements. And we harness the power of Application Programming
Interface (API) technology, integrating our customers’ systems with ours to allow seamless and fully automated trading.
Nord Pool recently announced shortened Gate Closure Time for the German intraday market, enabling customers to
trade up to 20 minutes before delivery across the various German TSO areas. We operate in the Nordic and Baltic
regions, Germany and the UK, are a Nominated Electricity Market Operator (NEMO) in 13 European countries and also
service power markets in Poland, Croatia and Bulgaria. A total of 380 companies from 20 countries trade with us. In
2015 Nord Pool had a total turnover of 489 TWh traded power.
Alter NRG plasma gasification system is an environmentally sustainable platform that will utilizes a country’s
waste streams to create renewable energy. The Alter NRG plasma gasification system, utilizes its proprietary
Westinghouse Plasma (WPC) torches, and excels by gasifying difficult waste streams to create a low-cost
syngas that can either be utilized for industrial scale power generation, liquids production or as a fossil fuel
replacement. Alter NRG offers three types of plasma gasifiers, which can process from 100 to 1,000 tonnes per
day of waste per gasifier.
Power Europe 2016 | Lead Power Exchange Partner

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