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FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT

SESSION PROGRAM

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2019 Lucerne Switzerland

3 - 4 July Sessions

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Business potential & technology challenges (joint withPACE FCH JU project)

Grid services operation

Flexible units

International collaboration

Grid apéro, GSM network dinner, Dinner on the Lake

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Developments in grid service markets I + II

Poster session (covering all GSM session topics)

Networking

Among others

Abengoa Innovación, ACM, Alpiq AG, APG, ASKI Industrie-Elektronik GmbH, Austrian Institute of Technology, BPSE, CEA, CEEP, CERTH, Coratian Transmission System Operator Ltd., Delft University of Technology, DENERG, DLR, DTU, EBM, EGP, EPEX SPOT, EPS, HEP, HOR, HYG, IHT, Industry Alliance VHPready e.V., INEA d.o.o., IRIS, ITM Power, Johnson Matthey Fuel Cell, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Lucerne University, Météo France, Nedstack Fuel Cell Technology B.V., NEL HYDROGEN AS, NODES AS, Politechnico di Milano, POW, RSE SpA, SINTEF Energy Research, Stadtwerke Crailsheim, Terna SpA, TREN, UASA Northwestern Switzerland, Université catholique de Louvain, University of Salerno, University of Strathclyde, Vitec Energy

consist of:Davor Bošnjak, HEP, Croatia

Bruno Cova, CESI S.p.a., Italy

Prof. K. Andreas Friedrich, DLR, Germany Prof. Nikos Hatziargyriou, NTUA, Greece Prof. Christoph Imboden, HSLU, Switzerland Thomas Kudela, Ørsted A/S, Denmark Prof. Carlo Alberto Nucci, Uni Bologna, Italy Dr. Bastian Schwark, Swissgrid AG, Switzerland Andreas Svendstrup-Bjerre, Vestas Wind Systems A/S,

Sebastian Ziegler, 50 Hertz, Gemany

SCOPE www.GridServiceMarket.com/Scope

The electricity market is changing, opening opportunities for MORE FLEXIBILITY in generation, storage and consumption. New technologies and services such as Power to X, Batteries, Demand Side Response (DSR), Load Management, Water Electrolysers, Fuel Cells, Virtual Power Plants, Control Reserves, Direct Marketing and others compete or complement each other in terms of technical capabilities and economic performance to meet the needs of future distribution and transmission grids and to launch and optimize GRID SERVICES.

The 3rd

Grid-Service-Market symposium (GSM) aimsto outline general and country specific market conditions and solutions for grid services. In addition, it reports on experiences and success stories, which support a rating of the performance and potential of new sustainable technologies.

The 3rd

GSM symposium addressesgrid and technology experts, scouts and managers from the electricity industry, administration bodies and researchers interested in the commercial aspects of grid services and new technologies.

The international audiencewill exchange on market logic, regulations and harmonization activities, future trends, operations, technology capabilities, and long term business plans and other business related aspects of European grid service markets. The symposium takes place in parallel to the 23

rd European Fuel Cell Forum 2019, an international reference conference

with exhibition & tutorials in the emerging field of "Fuel Cells, Electrolysers & H2 Processing" - www.EFCF.com.

SYMPOSIUM Events www.GridServiceMarket.com/Events

3 July morning Possibility to - join the EFCF opening & overview sessions (to be booked separately),

- visit EFCF exhibition & poster hall, to have business & project meetings (get support)

from 11:30 GSM registration, welcome coffee

12:45 - 18:00 Official opening & overview session with VPP-panel, keynotes, oral & poster sessions19:30 GSM networking dinner with folklore and culture

4 July from 8:30 GSM registration, welcome coffee 08:50 - 16:15 Keynotes, oral & poster sessions, summary & symposium outlook, possibility to join EFCF sessions 19:20 - 23.30 Dinner on the Lake: Unique networking pleasure boat tour with music in dreamlike scenery

Venue www.GridServiceMarket.com/Venue-Lucerne

The GSM Symposium is held at the Uni Lucerne (UniLU) and Culture & Convention Centre Lucerne (KKL) on the

picturesque waterfront of the lake Lucerne in the middle of Switzerland. The venue is easy to reach by car, plane & train, because it is closed to car parks & railway station, within a short distance from charming hotels & the historical town centre.

Fees www.GridServiceMarket.com/Fee

Students, trainees & unemployed persons etc. with valid identification

Regular

Late charge for registrations On-Site

500 CHF incl. 7.7% VAT where applicable

900 CHF incl. 7.7% VAT where applicable 100 CHF incl. 7.7% VAT where applicable

One Swiss Franc (CHF) is valued at about: 0.88 EURO, 1.03 US Dollar, 113 YEN, 6.87 CNY (Nov 2018). The fees include access to: Complete GSM symposium (sessions/posters/networking); EFCF 2019 exhibition & poster hall; 4 July 2019 EFCF sessions (keynotes, oral, poster); Conference proceedings, conference bag, business lunch, refreshments and the GSM networking dinner on Wednesday 3 July; Post symposium access to all allowed presentations, impressions and available proceedings published with ISBN on GSMlibrary and with DOI on Lucerne Open Repository (HSLU-LORY). Optional: EFCF 2019 opening & overview sessions on We 3 July (on request), "Dinner on the Lake" on Th 4 July (EFCF supported tickets: 120 CHF pp).

Contacts info@GridServiceMarket.com

Organisers: European Fuel Cell Forum - www.EFCF.com; Power Economy, Innovation & Tech. Mgt, UAS HSLU - www.HSLU.ch; Lucerne, Switzerland

The international advisory board

3rd

GSM Symposium 20193 – 4 July, Uni LU

Lucerne Switzerland

Grid Service Market - Grid Flexibility & BusinessChaired by: Prof. Christoph Imboden HSLU, Lucerne/Switzerland

Uni LU - HS 10

11:30 On-site GSM registration

12:45 G01 OPENING AND WELCOME

G0101 Welcome by the organizers Michael Spirig, Olivier Bucheli European Fuel Cell Forum AG, Switzerland

G0102 Welcome by the symposium chair Christoph Imboden Lucerne Uni of Applied Sciences & Arts, Switzerland

13:00 G02 VPP-PANEL: BUSINESS-POTENTIAL & TECHNOLOGY-CHALLENGES (joint with PACE project) Session-chair: Andreas Svendstrup-Bjerre

G0201Ameland: Frontrunner in the Energy Transition e.g. VPP Project with

45 Fuel Cells as part of an island wide Smart Grid, large H2 projectJacob Dijkstra Municipality of Ameland, The Netherlands

G0202EnergieKoplopers (Energy Frontrunners): Lessons learned

from a flexibility market for households with fuel cellsStefan Nellen

Qirion B.V. Energy Consulting (Alliander NV),

AB Duiven, The Netherlands

G0203NOVICE - Development and Demonstration of

an Innovative Business Model for Energy Service Companies Stephan Marty KiWi Power Ltd London, UK

G0204Demand side management and virtual power plants or Experience

with virtual power plant operations in Switzerland and GermanyAby Chacko Tiko, Switzerland

G0205Assessing the impact of virtual qualified units

on the Italian ancillary services marketMarco Stabile CESI S.p.A., Italy

G0206VPP Panel Discussion:

Business-Potentials & Technology-Challenges

Speakers & Audience

Moderator: Andreas Svendstrup-Bjerre

Vestas Wind Systems A/S,

Virtual Power Plant Architect, Denmark

15:20 Coffee break & exhibition & poster visit

15:50 G03 Session-chair: Andreas Friedrich

G0301Modelling and optimization of

a flexible PEMFC power plant for grid balancing purposes

Elena Crespi (1), Giulio Guandalini (1), Jorg Coolegem

(2), Marianela M. Betancourt (3), Sönke Gößling (4),

Peter Beckhaus (4), Stefano Campanari (1)

(1) Politecnico di Milano, Italy, (2) Nedstack Fuel Cell

Technology B.V., The Netherlands, (3) Abengoa

Innovación, Spain, (4) ZBT Gmbh, Germany

G0302Using electric water heaters

to provide multiple energy servicesHanmin Cai, Shi You Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

G0304Integrating decentral renewable assets

with a network of smart home storage devicesMatthias Dilthey sonnen, Germany

Keynote G0305Energy system decarbonisation:

Informing reform of energy market and regulatory frameworkGoran Strbac Imperial College London, UK

G0306 Summary of the day, Details of the evening program Christoph Imboden Lucerne Uni of Applied Sciences & Arts, Switzerland

18:00

19:30 GSM Network Dinner (included, guest tickets for 120.- CHF pP available)

08:30 On-site GSM registration

08:50 G04 Session-chair: Thomas Kudela

G0401Local market possibilities,

experiences with and perspectives from the ENERA projectPhilippe Vassilopoulos EPEX SPOT, France

G0402Impact of balancing and day-ahead market sequences

on bidding behavior of market participants

Ksenia Poplavskaya (1,2),

Fabian Ocker (3), Karl-Martin Ehrhart (4)

(1) Austrian Institute of Technology, Austria, (2) Delft

University of Technology, Netherlands, (4) Karlsruhe

Institute of Technology, Germany

G0403Architectures for Optimized Interactions between TSOs and DSOs:

Experiences and learnings from SmartNet

Ivana Kockar (1), Gianluigi Migliavacca (2),

Andrei Morch (3), Siface Dario (2)

(1) University of Strathclyde, UK, (2) RSE SpA, Italy,

(3) SINTEF Energy Research, Norway

G0404 Grid services as byproducts of a water electrolyzerValerian Klemenz,

Tanaka Mandy Mbavarira, Christoph ImbodenLucerne University, Switzerland

G0405 NODES – a new market design to trade decentralized flexibility Benedikt Deuchert NODES AS, Norway

10:30 Coffee break & exhibition & poster visit

11:00 G05 Session-chair: Nikos Hatzargyriou

G0501Five actions to improve your short term forecasting

of electricity demand and RES production

Johan Nihleen,

Alexander NordlingVitec Energy AB, Sweden

G0502Qualifying Tests of Electrolysers for Grid Services

System Behaviour and Scalability

Regine Reissner (1), Shi You (2), Cyril Bourasseau (3),

Pablo Marcuello (4), Vincent Lacroix (3), Gilles Lavaille

(3), Daniel A. Greenhalgh (5), Laura Abadia (6),

Christoph Imboden (7), Marius Bornstein (8) et. al.

(1) DLR, Germany, (2) DTU, Denmark, (3) CEA,

France, (4) IHT, Switzerland, (5) ITM Power, UK,

(6) Foundation for hte Development of New

Hydrogen Technologies in Aragon, Spain, (7) HSLU,

Switzerland, (8) NEL HYDROGEN AS, Norway

G0504Overlook the Copernicus C3S-SIS-ENERGY service

with a focus on seasonal forecast and additional climate indicatorsRaphaël Legrand Météo France, France

G0505Dependence of operational processes

in a power system on weather conditionsDavor Bosniak HEP, Croatia

12:40 Lunch break

End of sessions

Session program

FLEXIBLE UNITS - DEVELOPMENTS IN GRID SERVICE MARKETS I

DEVELOPMENTS IN GRID SERVICE MARKETS II

FLEXIBLE UNITS & GRID SERVICES OPERATION

Thursday, 4 July

Wednesday, 3 July

13:30 G06 POSTER SESSION - ALL TOPICS Session-chair: Christoph Imboden

G0308GRASSHOPPER project:

Grid assisting modular hydrogen PEM power plant

Elena Crespi (1), Giulio Guandalini (1), Jorg Coolegem

(2), Marianela Martín (3), Sönke Gößling (4), Peter

Beckhaus (4), Jure Petkovšek (5), Silvain Buche (6),

Stefano Campanari (1)

(1) Politechnico di Milano, Italy, (2) Nedstack Fuel

Cell Technology B.V., The Netherlands, (3) Abengoa

Innovación, Spain, (4) ZBT GmbH, Germany, (5)

INEA d.o.o., Slovenija, (6) Johnson Matthey Fuel

Cell, UK

G0309REMOTE project: techno-economical sizing of

H2-based energy storage systems in remote areas

Paolo Marocco (1), D. Ferrero (1), M. Gandiglio (1), A.

Lanzini (1), M. Santarelli (1), K. Fløche Juelsgaard (2),

K. Panopoulos (3), D. Consoli (4), M. Ciani Bassetti (4),

I. Rosso (5), D. Thomas (6), S. Chatzigavriil (7), M. Lai

(8), A. Veiga (9), K. Sundseth (10), B. Kvaal (11)

(1) DENERG, Politecnico di Torino, Italy, (2) BPSE,

(3) CERTH, (4) EGP,

(5) EPS, (6) HYG, (7) HOR,

(8) IRIS, (9) POW, (10) SINTEF, (11) TREN

G0310 Operating results of PEMEL, AEL and SOEC systemsMichael Alkämper, Sebastian Stypka, Bernd

Oberschachtsiek, Angelika Heinzel

Zentrum für Brennstoffzellentechnik GmbH (ZBT),

Germany

G0311Feasibility analysis of off-grid hydrogen energy storage system

for energy independent island in south KoreaXia Zhang, Byeong Soo Oh

School of Mechanical Engineering,

Chonnam National University

G0408PowerAlliance – Extending Grid Capacity on

the Medium Voltage Level through Intelligent Sector Coupling

Joachim Bagemihl (4), Gwendolin Wilke (1), Ramón

Christen (1), Vincent Layec (2), Holger Wache (2),

Mirjam West (3), Silvia Ulli-Beer (3), Juliana Zapata (3),

Yves Wymann (4), Thomas Stadler (5), Franz Stabauer

(6), Daniel Laager (7), Jürgen Breit (8)

(1) Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts,

Switzerland, (2) University of Applied Sciences and

Arts Northwestern Switzerland, (3) Zurich University

of Applied Sciences, Switzerland, (4) Alpiq AG,

Switzerland, (5) Xamax AG, Switzerland, (6) ASKI

Industrie-Elektronik GmbH, Austria, (7) EBM,

Switzerland, (8) Stadtwerke Crailsheim, Germany

G0409A Market Data Clustering Aimed to the Economic Analysis

of an ESS-based Power Plant providing Ancillary Services

Francesco Maria De Venezia, Simona Parrella, Vito

Calderaro, Vincenzo Galdi, Antonio Piccolo

University of Salerno, Italy

G0707Efficient preparation of TSOs for the integration of

Capacity Calculation Regions (CCRs) in terms of security and

welfare

Jadranko Kučica Coratian Transmission System Operator Ltd., Croatia

14:00 G07 INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION Session-chair: Bruno Cova

G0702Undersea cable between Italy and Montenegro:

Project and forthcoming market and power flow consequencesElia Ettore Terna SpA, Italy

G0703German-Austrian Market Split

Implementation and Impact from a TSO perspectiveChristoph Jachmann APG, Austria

G0704Market coupling mechanisms

Transmission capacity allocation in zonal electricity marketsAnthony Papavasiliou Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium

Keynote G0705 Network Codes, GLEB Mathieu Fransen ACM, The Nederlands

G0706Summary & GSM award "Most Innovative Contribution"

CLOSINGChristoph Imboden (1),

Michael Spirig (2), Olivier Bucheli (2)

(1) Lucerne Uni of Applied Sciences & Arts,

(2) European Fuel Cell Forum AG, Switzerland

16:15 End of sessions & end of official part of GSM Symposium

Recomended:

16:30 Grid Apéro in the EFCF exhibition area, optional booth visits (free)

19:20 Dinner on the Lake - Boarding at 19:20, lake side of KKL (extra tickets for 120.- CHF pP available)

08:00 EFCF on-site registration, also open to GSM participants, *special tickets available

09:00 EFCF 2019: first morning session block* >>>>>>> A01: Opening, Keynotes: EU programme FCH JU & Industry Perspective Hydrogen

12:30 EFCF lunch on KKL Terrace - also for GSM participants* A02: H2 economy

13:15 EFCF poster session & exhibition visit (free)

Only with special invitation:

10:00 GSM International Advisory Board meeting

08:00 EFCF on-site registration open *special tickets available EFCF Sessions

09:00

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16:15

A12: Keynote: Industry Perspective Electrolyser

A13: Electrolyser & FC for Grid Balancing

A14: Electrolyser: OEM & Tier 1 Status Report

A15: FC Applications

A16: Closing & Keynote by the Gold Medal Winner

B12: Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting

B12: Pt-free Catalysts

B12: Diffusive Media for FC & Electrolysers

EFCF www.EFCF.com

Figures Participants:

Possibility for Friday, 5 July

Offer for Wednesday morning, 3 July

www.GridServiceMarket.com

> EFCF Tutorial participants:

- FCH Fuel Cells, Electrolysers & Hydrogen (kick-start) 20

- EIS Electrochem. Impedance Spectroscopy (advanced) 25

The GSM symposium is supported by funds from the European FCH program, www.GridServiceMarket.com/Partners

the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation SERI and Innosuisse.

The European Fuel Cell Froum is an international reference conference with exhibition & tutorials

in the emerging field of “Fuel Cells, Electrolysers & H2 Processing”. It taks place since 1994

- 23rd times - always at the beginning of July in Lucerne/Switzerland.

> GSM/VPP panel this year between 50-80 expected;

> EFCF usually between 350-550;

EFCF 2019: Conference, Poster area & Exhibition >>>>>>>

incl. Breaks, Documentation and Lunch - also for GSM participants*

www.EFCF.com/FA