GAS INDUSTRY MICRO CHP WORKSHOP 2008 PARIS (FRANCE) 29 & 30 MAY 2008 DRAFT PROGRAMME - VERSION 15 (19/05/2008)

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1 With the support of: GAS INDUSTRY MICRO CHP WORKSHOP 2008 PARIS (FRANCE) 29 & 30 MAY 2008 DRAFT PROGRAMME - VERSION 15 (19/05/2008) Sponsors: Page 1 of 8

2 Objectives Micro cogeneration (mchp) is an important technology for the Gas Industry as it is seen as one of the main applications for natural gas to remain in the house of tomorrow when traditional boilers are becoming obsolete or too expensive in comparison with other appliances. Especially in the new building sector, the heat demand will become very low due to energy savings regulations, asking for high insulation and system efficiency. The goal of the workshop is to gather the main actors from the Gas Industry, Manufacturers and European Authorities in order to define a Gas Industry strategy to facilitate the development and integration of mchp technology. This strategy will also consider non technical aspects. The purpose of the mchp workshop is: 1. To dress the picture / To summarize the state of the art of the technology today world wide and make a synthesis of the different ongoing projects; 2. From (1), to identify which actions are needed to facilitate the introduction of the technology on the market; 3. To organize the collaboration needed within the Gas Industry and with the manufacturers & Authorities; 4. To convince all stakeholders that the technology is available and shall be taken into account and may need support (e.g. the Japanese model). In parallel with technical sessions a small exhibition will be organized with manufacturers willing to present their products. Workshop location: Gaz de France Research Division 361 Avenue du Président Wilson SAINT-DENIS LA PLAINE (close to PARIS). Please note that the workshop is only open to invited participants. Page 2 of 8

3 Day/Time Title of presentation Speaker / Moderator Thursday 29 th May (day 1) 10:00 Registration 10:30 Opening of the Conference & presentation of the programme M. Florette (Gaz de France) 10:40 Session 1: The Scene Moderator: M. Florette 1 The advantages of the mchp as high efficient gas solution for the residential market M. Florette (Gaz de France) 2 Situation of natural gas in the domestic sector in Germany. Why are mchp not only beneficial to the environment but also a chance to keep the gas in the house S. Ramesohl (E.on Ruhrgas) 3 EU Energy Policy regarding micro CHP. Research programmes. G. de Wilt (EU Commission DG TREN) possibly by tele conference 11:30 Coffee Break Page 3 of 8

4 Day/Time Title of presentation Speaker Thursday 29 th May (day 1) 11:45 Session 2: mchp state of the art Moderator: S. Ramesohl (E.on Ruhrgas) 1 State of the art of the technology (stirling engines, reciprocating engines, fuel cells.). The presentation will include aspects relating to technological development and expectations, performances, maintenance of mchp compared to boilers ) T. Formanski (ASUE) 2 Manufacturers from different origins presenting their products (technology, benefits, installation, ease of use, servicing, costs, marketing) Danfoss (P. Balslev) : A Danish demonstration project on fuel cell based micro CHP : A close corporation between 9 Danish companies Whispergen (M. Colijn) Ceres (B. Flint) : A wall mountable integrated fuel cell microchp: power, heating and hot water from a single unit Baxi (G. Gummert) : BAXI mchp solutions : Heating & Electricity today and tomorrow De Dietrich Remeha Group (P. Gelderloos) : The Remeha mchp base don a combi boiler with stirling engine CFCL (B. Bilton) : Commercialising Fuel Cell mchp Systems Questions & Answers Discussion 13:30 Lunch Break Page 4 of 8

5 Day/Time Title of presentation Speaker Thursday 29 th May (day 1) 14:45 Session 3: Gas Industry activity What is the current activity in the Gas Industry regarding the introduction of mchp? Having a clear picture of the present situation will help to set up the frame for collaborations and achieve some synergies. Activities include: R&D Lab test Field test Market appliances & evaluation Certification & standardization Marketing actions Moderator: J. Schweitzer(DGC) 1 The Japanese experience K. Nishizaki (Tokyo Gas Co.) 2 The Netherlands H. Sijbring (Smart Power Fundation) 3 The U.K. M. Orrill (British Gas) 4 Germany M. Wilmsmann (E.on Rurhgas) Coffee Break 5 French field tests D. Le Noc (Gaz de France) 6 Denmark J. de Wit (DGC) Page 5 of 8

6 7 mchp as a strategic business tool in the U.S. S. Bernstein (National Grid) Questions & Answers Discussion 17:45 End of first day sessions/ preparation of list of questions for 2 nd day round table 20:00 Special evening : Dinner Page 6 of 8

7 Day/Time Title of presentation Speaker Friday 30 th May (day 2) 09h00 Session 4: Conditions for success The development of mchp is also linked to the technical environment of the product: what will be the requirements on the installation & installers (would traditional gas installers do the job?), would units available cover heat, hot water and power for houses or will there be a need for backup/additional traditional gas appliances as well? Connection to the grid, costs, etc What about the certification of the products, under which directives are those products CE certified? Moderator: H. Ensing (GasTerra) 1 Certification of mchp appliances: what is the present situation, standards, CE marking.. F. Thuis (KIWA GASTEC) 2 Commercial and marketing aspects, how do we convince the users to invest in a mchp? (film) H. Ensing (GasTerra) 3 Interactive website presenting technologies and products T. Formanski (ASUE) 4 Connecting mchp to the grid. Challenges? Advantages? Costs? (Project EU DEEP) J. Deuse (Tractebel) 5 Subsidising mchp. What is the situation? Impact of different models. A. H. Pedersen / DONG 10:10 Questions & answers Discussion 10:30 End of session - Short break Page 7 of 8

8 Day/Time Title of presentation Speaker Friday 30 th May (day 2) 11h00 Session 5: Round table (synthesis of the Conference) Moderator: D. Hec (MARCOGAZ) UK example The European situation What shall we do now? From what has been presented: is there a basis for an European collaboration? What common action? I. Manders (CHPA) F. Riddoch (COGEN Europe) Participants: D. Hec, S. Ramesohl, F. Riddoch, I. Manders, D. Pinchbeck, H. Sijbring, S. Bernstein How to organize and co-ordinate the work? Role of EU? International co-operation? Conclusion 12:00 Final comments M. Florette (Gaz de France) Page 8 of 8