Full program

Full program: 

PART 1: ESG – What is it, what are the implications, how do you get on board?

    09.30 - 10.00 Registration and Coffee
    10.00 - 10.15
    Welcome and introduction by DIKU
    		 Anders Pall SkottAnders Pall Skött, Head of Section Business & Innovation, University of Copenhagen
    10.00  -10.15
    Funding Programmes offered by Energy Cluster Denmark

    Jans Joergen Brodersen

    Hans Jørgen Brodersen, Senior Project Manager, Energy Cluster Denmark
    10.15 – 10.30

    ESG trends, CSRD and key implications for corporates

    As an outcome of participation we would be looking for:

    • Potential future clients
    • Partnering with association players
    • Partnering with other specialized consultants or Software providers
    		 Ted PaulusTed Paulus, Senior Director and Global Head of Energy Practice, Position Green
    10.30 – 10.45 Tracking the value of green electricity
    		 Nicolas BernhardiNicolas Bernhardi, Business Developer, Energinet
    10.45 – 11.05 Total resource accounting for transparent carbon emission reporting – presentation and pitch of Videnbro project Fritz HengleinFritz Henglein, professor of programming languages & systems
    11.05 - 11.20 BREAK

    PART 2: Energy Sector Coupling and data sharing is on the agenda
    – where are we heading – how can Danish companies contribute, how can research contribute?

    11.20-11.35
    Two cases on use of energy data and ML for optimization
    Predicting Optimal Temperature in the Transmission System (CTR);
    Data-driven solution for detecting challenges in transmission system, Kredsløb    		 Bo Stig

    Bo Stig, CCO & Lead Engineer, Neurospace.IO
    11.35-11.50

    Decentral and secure data sharing in the energy sector

    The session includes insights into why data sharing – and particularly secure and decentralised data sharing – is becoming increasingly necessary in the energy sector if we are to reach the goal of the green transition. In particular, Lea will present the actions – known as data spaces – that are being carried out in the EU to create a new interoperable and secure data sharing infrastructure in the EU.

    		 Lea SchickLea Schick, Research and Innovation Specialist, Alexandra Institute
    11.50-12.05 Tracking Scope1/Scope 2 emissions for computational pipelines/data centers with tools like Carbontracker Raghavendra SelvanRaghavendra Selvan, assistant professor ML, DIKU
    12.05-12.20 Online and Reinforcement Learning for Energy Sector Coupling Yevgeny Seldin

    Yevgeny Seldin, Professor and Head of Section ML, DIKU
    12.20-12.40 Panel discussion and Q&A  Moderated by Anders Pall Skött
    12.40-13.30 Lunch, networking / discussing collaboration