Thursday, 3 April
1.30 Welcome from Helen Sharp (Associate Dean (Research), Faculty of Mathematics, Computing and Technology, The Open University)
1.40 Roger Bentley (University of Reading) Peak oil, and other global energy limits
2.20 Leon Di Marco (FSK Technology Research) Energy storage in carbon neutral fuels
3.00 Robina Hetherington (The Open University) Energy in buildings: the convergent imperatives of BEM and BIM
3.20 Jacky Bourgeois (The Open University) Conversations with my washing machine: an in-the-wild study of demand shifting with self-generated energy
3.40 Tea and Coffee
4.10 Richard Snape (De Montfort University) Modelling households as adopters of smart grid technology using agent-based modelling
4.40 Danica Greetham (University of Reading) Agent based modelling of long term individual load forecasts scenarios
5.00 William Nuttall (The Open University) Fuel panics: insights from spatial agent-based simulation
6.30/7.00 Dinner
Friday, 4 April
9.20 Welcome to
second day
9.30 Rupert Gammon (De Montfort University) Cross-sectoral integration through smart energy systems
10.10 Vijay Pakka (De Montfort University) Smart grids: technologies, markets and communities
10.40 Rui Carvalho (University of Cambridge) Resilience of natural gas networks during conflicts, crises and disruptions
11.20 Tea and Coffee
12.30 Lunch
1.30 Zofia Lukszo (Technical University of Delft) Electric mobility in future energy systems
2.10 Stan Zachary (Heriot Watt University) Roles of energy storage in balancing power
2.50 Tea and Coffee
3.20 Kumar Patchigolla and Stuart Wagland (Cranfield University) Energy research at Cranfield: four years overview
3.50 Concluding remarks
4.00 Close