ISOLATED POWER SYSTEMS CONNECT Maui Hawaii. International technology forum for system operators and owners th October, 2018

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1 ISOLATED POWER SYSTEMS CONNECT 2018 Maui Hawaii 15-19th October, 2018 International technology forum for system operators and owners 2 days professional development AND/OR 3 days technical workshop including 1 day Maui technology showcase and complementary 1 day energy hack-a-thon VIP access to a range of Maui s Renewable and Energy Storage Technology Pilots hosts sponsors

2 Isolated Power System Connect Kaanapali, Maui, Hawaii, October 15-19, 2018 Organising Committee Isolated Power Systems Connect is convened by an organising committee, elected to ensure the venue, program and demonstration projects represent the latest in innovation, as relevant to utility and IPP delegates. The organising 2018 organising committee includes: Professor Michael Negnevitsky, University of Tasmania (Chair) Dr Richard Rocheleau, Hawaii Natural Energy Institute Jennie Potter, Hawaii Public Utilities Commission Associate Professor Xiaolin Wang, University of Tasmania Dr Jeremy Kasper, Alaskan Center for Energy and Power, University of Alaska Fairbanks Simon Benmarraze, International Renewable Energy Agency Jeanne Skog, Jeanne Unemori Skog LLC Simon Gamble, Enernet Global David Pollington, UPC Renewables Ray Massie, Hydro Tasmania Dr James Hamilton, Centre for Renewable Energy and Power Systems, University of Tasmania Marc White, Goanna Energy Frank De Rego, Maui Economic Development Board Frederick Redell, County of Maui, Mayor s Office of Economic Development Maui Technology Tour & Networking - 18th Oct Take the opportunity to connect with other participants while you experience the natural beauty and breathtaking scenery of Maui. Tour includes a coastal drive down the Hana Hwy, with VIP access to a number of Maui renewable and storage projects. Image: Kauai Solar Plant, Teslarati

3 Professional development HYBRID IPS PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION Convened by the International Renewable Energy Agency Centre for Renewable Energy and Power Systems Arctic Remote Energy Network Academy Hawaii Natural Energy Institute IPS Connect will include a two day professional development course, immersing delegates in an accelerated project development scenario. Delegates will be teamed to navigate a real life IPS case study, facilitated by industry mentors, concept guidance and technical toolkits. This two day course uses the extensive knowledge and experience within the host organisations to bring a pragmatic approach to integration of new technologies within island systems. AM 15 Oct Formation & Design Mini-Grid Development Tools and Resources Formation and Scoping Data Collection and Adaption 16 Oct Financing and Delivery AM Financing Pathways & Toolkits Bankability Checklist Brief Writing Project Evaluation Model PM Project Screening Impact Metric Basis of Design Project Evaluation Model Evening Assignments PM Team Presentations Facilitator Presentations Case Study Virtual Tours Hosted Delegate Dinner Parallel BMNT Energy Hack-a-thon, - 16th Oct Join Steve Blanks and Steven Weinstein as we explore a range of problem statements within a lean, rapid problem solving environment. BMNT are hosting this hack-a-thon as a complementary extension to the IPS Connect format. Image: Hack-a-thon, BMNT

4 DAY 1 Wednesday 17 Oct 2018 TECHNICAL WORKSHOP & TRADITIONAL LAHAINA LU AU LESSONS LEARNT 8:00 Registration 8:20 Open from conference Chair Professor Michael Negnevitsky, UTAS Kahu Blessing & Welcome 8:30 Official welcome Alan Arakawa Mayor, County of Maui Session 1: Australian Projects 8:40 Flinders Island Hybrid Energy Hub Ray Massie, Hydro Tasmania International Keynote 9:00 IPP s and micro-grid development Simon Gamble, Enernet Global 10:00 Morning tea and networking 10:30 Rottnest Island Micro-Grid Chris Pye, ComAp 10:50 Windorah Solar Farm Glenn Dahlenburg, Energy Queensland 11:10 Moderator: James Hamilton Session 2: North American Projects 11:30 T.B.A. Gwen Holdmann, Alaskan Centre for Energy and Power 11:50 Minster Solar Battery System Michael Hasting., Half Moon Ventures 12:10 Molokai Case Study Chris Reynolds, Maui Electric 12:30 Moderator: Richard Rocheleau 12:50 Lunch Session 3: Hawaii Programs 1:50 Policy, Challenges and Opportunity Richard Rocheleau, Hawaii Natural Energy Institute 2:10 Hawaii s IGP Planning Program Colton Ching, Hawaii Electric Company 2:30 Smart Grid Programs Leon Roose, Hawaii Natural Energy Institute 2:50 Demand Side Management & Grid Services Jennie Potter, Hawaii Public Utility Commission 3:10 Economics and Market Perspectives Frederick Redell, County of Maui, Major s Office of Economic Development 3:30 Moderator: Gwen Holdmann 3:50 Afternoon Tea 4:20 Workshop Day One Close Old Lahaina Lu ua Hula and Feast Image: Kaheawa Wind Farm

5 DAY 2 Thursday 18 Oct 2018 Maui Tour and Technology Showcase Image: Auwahi Wind Farm VIP Facility Access Including: 9:30-10:30 Kuia Solar Farm Tour Maui s first utility scale solar project, the 2.87MW Kuia Solar Farm, commissioned in :30-2:00 Auwahi Wind Farm and Storage Tour The 21MW wind Auwahi wind farm was completed in December 2012, bringing Hawaii closer to its goal of increasing its use of renewable energy. An important component of the project is an 11-MW grid battery system. 3:00-5:00 Maui Brewery Co. and Battery Tour Maui Brewery Company is a leader in embedded generation, battery energy storage and microgrid architectures. The company satisfies all of its power requirements via an innovative solar, thermal, storage and diesel generator generation portfolio. It is also the largest and most awarded brewery in the State. Images: Old Lahaina Lu ua, Hula Kahiko

6 DAY 3 Friday 19 Oct 2018 TECHNICAL WORKSHOP Image: Auwahi Wind Farm EMERGENT ENERGY FUTURES 8:30-8:40 Day 1 recap and house keeping Conference Secretariat: Ben Thiessen Session 4: SE Asia Projects 8:40 The World Green City Worajit Setthapun, Chiang Mai Rajabhat University International Keynote 9:00 Thailand s Alternative Energy Development Plan Provincial Electricity Authority 10:00 Morning tea and networking Session 5: Island Nations 10:30 Pacific Projects Andrew Daka, Pacific Power Association 10:50 Small, Strong and Resilient Islands: IRENA SIDS Lighthouses Initiative Simon Benmarraze, International Renewable Energy Agency 11:10 T.B.A. Simon Franklin, ITP 11:30 Tonga Solar Power Project Murray Sheerin, Tonga Power 11:50 Moderator: Ray Massie 12:10 Lunch and networking Session 6: Emerging Tech. 1:10 Aklavik Variable Speed Diesel Paul Pauze, Innovus Power 1:30 Blockchain Energy Transactions and Billing Settlements in Micro-grids Vinod Tiwari, PowerLedger 1:50 Island Electrification Sohail Hasnie, Asian Development Bank 2:10 Strategy, implementation & economics Steven Schiller, LBNL 2:30 Moderator: Simon Gamble 2:50 Afternoon tea and networking Session 6: Entrepreneurial Innovation 3:20 King Island Low Load Diesel Pilot James Hamilton, Centre for Renewable Energy and Power Systems 3:40 Emerging Micro-Grid Technologies Roch Drozdowski-Strehl, Renewable Energy Integration Demonstrator 4:00 Sustainable Biodiesel Bob King, Pacific Biodiesel 4:20 Accelerating the Global Energy Transition: Proceedings from the IRENA Innovation Week :40 Moderator: Fred Redell 5:00 Workshop Close