Regional Power for Clean Transport

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1 Regional Power for Clean Transport Organized by Akershus County Council, in partnership with HyER 30th - 31st of October 2013 Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Oslo, Norway HYOP

2 TIME AND VENUE: 30th - 31st of October 2013 > Akershus County Council at Galleri Oslo and Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel - Oslo, Norway Welcome to Akershus in the Oslo region, a world leading region in green mobility. The conference is arranged by Akershus County Council and HyER, the European Association for Hydrogen and fuel cells and Electro-mobility in European Regions, and will be the first of what will become an annual set of conferences arranged in regions around Europe. The series of conferences will be based on the role of the region when implementing the EUpackage «Clean Power for Transport: A European alternative Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Oslo, Norway and The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet fuels strategy». Foto: Erik Berg Akershus and HyER will highlight the interaction of politics, research and industry - and regional perspectives to accelerate clean power for transport. There will be particular emphasis on biofuels, electro-mobility/batteries and hydrogen as energy carriers. TARGET AUDIENCE: Politicians, industry, R&D, public administration and other stakeholders in the transport and energy sector. CO-ORGANIZERS: AGA (a member of the Linde Group), Air Liquide, Akershus Energi, City of Oslo Waste-to-Energy Agency, Grønn bil (Green car), Hynor Lillestrøm, HYOP AS, Institute for Energy Technology (IFE), Mercedes-Benz, Norwegian Hydrogen Forum, OREEC, Osloregionen, Ruter, The Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Toyota Norway, Transnova, ZERO Emission Resource Organisation 2 3

3 DAY 1: Policy change in the EU and the role of the regions How can regions contribute to fulfill European goals for clean power for transport? : REGISTRATION : INTRODUCTION County Mayor Anette Solli and Andreas Ziolek, HyER chair Perspectives: policy, industry & research : Clean Power for Transport. Summary of European policies and incentives. Kemal Önel, Policy Officer, Clean Transport & Sustainable Urban Mobility Unit, DG MOVE, European Comission : What factors can promote and inhibit the implementation of EU objectives? Brian Meaney, European Union Committee of the Regions : National strategy for alternative fuels infrastructure Erlend Solem, CEO, Transnova, Norway Presentation of HyER and selected HyER regions Andreas Ziolek, Chair of HyER s Board and Director Network for Fuel Cells and Hydrogen NRW REGIONAL UPDATES: Introduction of electro-mobility, hydrogen and related challenges : The Oslo and Akershus region A Pioneer in Climate Policy Solveig Schytz, Akershus County Council, Chair of the committee for Planning, Economic development and Environment : North Rhine-Westphalia Thomas Kattenstein, Director, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Network NRW : Provision of Charging Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles in Berlin. Work-in-Progress-Report Frithjof Reul, Senate Department for Urban Development and the Environment, Berlin, E-Mobility : Nordic Research Developing Visions for the Future Filip Ehrle Elveling, Project Leader for the Energy & Transport Programme, Nordic Energy Research : Towards Fossil Free Transport Rosario Beretta, Manager for Mercedes-Benz, Daimler AG : BREAK : Amsterdam Electric Rob Legdeur, Programme Manager, Amsterdam Electric : PANEL DEBATE: Is Clean Power for Transport for all Europe feasible? What can regions do? Panel: Kemal Onel (European Comission), Saima Kalev (Committee of the Regions) Anette Solli (Akershus), Marieke Reijalt (HyER ), Rosario Beretta (Mercedes-Benz), Frithjof Reul (Berlin) : LUNCH 4 5

4 BATTERY VEHICLES - ASKER MUNICIPALITY WELCOME World leading in electro-mobility? Lene Winger Conradi Mayor, Asker municipality : Study visits and parallel sessions Transport by hydrogen and biogas buses > Departure from the hotel at : Dinner at the Opera House Why are thousands of Norwegians buying EVs? Lessons learned from the Norwegian EV market Ole Henrik Hannisdahl, CEO, Green Car How to achieve a rapid-growing EV-market: Costs of EV-ownership and motoring in six European countries Benjamin Myklebust, Transport Adviser, ZERO Emission Resource Organisation Short break A supply-side view of the European market. What measures should be adopted by countries and regional markets? Jarkko Ahlbom, Manager, Zero Emission Strategy, Nissan Nordic Europe OY (TBC) Amsterdam: A different approach? Rob Legdeur, Programme Manager, Amsterdam Electric Return to Oslo Plaza THE SMALL TOWN ASKER Asker is a small town in the Oslo metropolitan area, with a substantial number of people commuting to the capital city center daily. As a result of political incentives, such as access to restricted bus lanes to avoid rush hour queues, exemption from road tolls, as well as free parking, there are now 1200 electric cars in Asker, which account for 4 percent of all cars in the municipality. 6 7

5 Hynor Lillestrøm - making hydrogen green Hynor Lillestrøm is both a hydrogen technology test center and one of the most advanced refueling stations in the world, located just north of Oslo. At the station hydrogen is produced from landfill gas, hydro power and local solar power. The test center facilitates R&D projects of international importance, both on hydrogen production, compression and second generation carbon capture technologies. Hynor Lillestrøm is the result of a broad collaboration where ambitious local and regional authorities play a crucial role for its success. HYDROGEN - AKERSHUS ENERGY PARK WELCOME Lillestrøm Centre of Expertise Anita Orlund CEO, Lillestøm Business Area FCEV development in Europe Frank Meijer European Fleet Sales & Remarketing Manager at Hyundai Motor Europe Hydrogen development in Denmark Mikael Sloth Business Development Manager H2 Logic The Oslo Region Joined forces on Hydrogen Bjørn Simonsen Secretary of the Norwegian Hydrogen Council HYOP - a dedicated hydrogen operating company Ulf Hafseld, Managing Director, HYOP AS Akershus Energipark - a sustainable and innovative energy park Frank Sagvik, Manager, Akershus Energi Esval Miljøpark (Environmental park) Romerike Biogas plant The Waste-to-Energy Agency s (EGE) biogas plant at Romerike processes food waste from the Oslo region. At the innovatively designed plant the waste is utilized to produce liquid biogas (LBG) and bio fertilizer. The liquid biogas fuels city busses and waste collection vehicles, and the bio fertilizer is used for agricultural purposes. This creates a closed loop, where waste resources are exploited in the best manner possible. The production started January this year with the capacity to fuel 135 buses and fertilize 100 medium-sized local farms. In 2012 EGE, and its industrial partner Cambi, won a National Innovation Award for the design of the plant and the cooperation between public sector and industry. BIOFUELS - ESVAL ENVIRONMENTAL PARK (participants limited to 25) WELCOME Esval Miljøpark (Environmental park)/romerike Biogas plant Oddmar Blekkerud Mayor, Nes municipality Urban waste solution; Biogas from food waste Øystein Ihler, Strategy and Development Director, City of Oslo, Waste-to-Energy Agency Technology converting food waste to fuel Wojtech Sargalski Business Development Manager Biowaste, Cambi as Industrial biogas plant - Research and Development Tormod Briseid, Head of Department, Bioforsk Guided tour to Romerike Biogas plant Return to Oslo, Plaza Hotel From Renewable Energy Sources to Hydrogen for Fuel Cell Vehicles, Guided tour - Hynor Lillestrøm Hydrogen Refueling Station Øystein Ulleberg, Principal Scientist, Institute for Energy Technology IFE Return to Oslo, Plaza Hotel 9

6 DAY 2: Visions, trends & development EU perspectives for the regions - interactions of the different technologies Incentives and private industry : What are the implications of the EU-package for the regions? What are the obstacles? Focus on fuel cells, batteries and biofuels Marieke Reijalt, HyER Brussels Office Coordinator : National perspectives on clean transport Ola Elvestuen, Chair, The Standing Committee on Energy and the Environment, Norwegian Parliament : Break (and check-out) : Sustainable use of biofuels in the commercial aviation sector Jon Sjølander, Director of Strategy, Avinor : Infrastructure roll-out for non-fossil fuels, a global perspective Emmanuel Rothan-Cederberg, Global Account Manager, Air Liquide : Infrastructure development - Clean energy, hydrogen, natural gas and biofuels Olof Källgren, Head of Clean Energy, Merchan LNG, Linde Group : How to achieve 100 % fossil free public transport in the Oslo region by 2020? Bernt Reitan Jenssen, CEO, Ruter - public transport in Oslo and Akershus : Break : Sustainable green hydrogen production Stefan Petters, President and Owner, guo - Business Development : The roles and interactions of different technologies in the future : LUNCH Dr. Stephan Herbst, Senior Manager, Toyota Motor Europe Summary and concluding remarks : Concluding remarks: Towards a fossil free transport sector What is needed? : Closing remarks Solveig Schytz, Akershus County Council, Chair of the committee for Planning, Economic development and Environment

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