EEBW

10:00 – 11:50 Conference opening - Energy policy and energy efficiency
Moderator: Jaroslav Maroušek, Chairman of the SEVEn Board of Directors

• Aleš Kuták, Deputy Minister, Director - General of the Directorate of Climate and Air Protection, Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic
• Roman Portužák, in charge of Electricity Industry Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic
• Vladimír Dlouhý, Consultant, member of the Independent Commission for Evaluation of Long-term Energy Needs of the Czech Republic
• Steven M. Fries, Chief Economist, Shell International BV
• Jiří Čadek, Business Director, SKANSKA CZ

Future of the Czech Republic in the area of energetics, Development scenarios on energy consumption in national and global Scope, National strategy in the area of rational use of energy and renewable energy sources, Energy and the environment

12:25 – 12:55 Speeches of prime ministers of the Czech Republic and The Netherlands

• Mirek Topolánek, prime minister of the Czech Republic
• Jan Peter Balkenende, prime minister of The Netherlands

14:15 – 17:00 SECTION A Scenarios of reducing energy intensity of the economy
Moderator: Vladimír Vlk, Director of Department of Sustainable Energy Production and Transportation, Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic

• Steven M. Fries, Chief Economist, Shell International BV
• Hans-Eike von Scholz, Advisor to MEP, member of the SEVEn Supervisory Board
• Roman Čížek, Consultant, ENVIROS
• Jaroslav Maroušek, Chairman of the Board of Directors, SEVEn
• Petr Moos, Dean, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in Prague
• Vladimír Štěpán, Director, ENA

Scenarios of future energy consumption till 2050 in global, european and national scope, Results of energy balance modelling in the Czech Republic and energy intensity of the transportation till 2050, Trends in energy prices

13:30 – 15:30 SECTION B Driving Behaviour - concluding event of IEE project ECODRIVEN
Moderator: Radek Špicar, Škoda Auto

• Peter Wilbers, ECODRIVEN Project Coordinator, SenterNovem, The Netherlands
• Bob Saynor, Energy Saving Trust, Great Britain
• Wolfgang Hennig, Ford, Germany
• Marina Luciani, RATP, France
• Tomáš Voříšek, Consultant, SEVEn
• Jiří Čumpelik, ECODRIVE
• Olivier Lenz, FIA, Belgium

Ecodrive.org initiative - European campaign on improving driving behaviour, energy-efficiency and traffic safety, Examples of good practice activities for promotion of ecodriving in passenger cars, buses, trucks, and in railway transportation, Quantification and monitoring of effects of applying ecodriving - experience and results

Supplementary program: Ecodriving lessons on simulators, "Looking for A-class haulier" - Awards ceremony of Czech voluntary certification program for hauliers

16:00 – 17:40 SECTION B Technological and regulatory issues in the transportation
Moderator: Wolfgang Hennig, Ford, Germany

• Ivan Hodáč, Secretary - General, European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA)
• Aat Peterse, Low Carbon Car Programme Manager, European Federation of Transport & Environment, Belgium
• Neil Wallis, Head of Communications, LowCVP, United Kingdom
• Vladimír Myslík, VOLVO Trucks, Czech Republic
• Matthias Schmuderer, BASE CONSULT, Germany
• Harry Houthuijssen, SenterNovem, The Netherlands
• Rudolph Frederic, Wuppertal Institute, Germany

Reducing energy intensity and CO2 emissions from passenger Cars, Technological options for heavy-duty vehicles’ better fuel economy, Accelerating the shift to efficient and low carbon vehicles and fuels: the UK experience, European savings directive 2006/32/EC and its implementation and monitoring in transport sector, Voluntary agreements on improving energy efficiency in transportation-related activities, Biofuels for more energy efficient transportation

9:00 – 10:20 SECTION A Financing projects in the area of the energy industry, Energy services
Moderator: Josef Bubeník, Consultant, Ministry for Regional Development of the Czech Republic

• Leo Steiner, Deputy Director of the State Environmental Fund of the Czech Republic
• Tomáš Chadim, Consultant, SEVEn
• Vladimír Sochor, Consultant, SEVEn
• Jan Parýzek, Director of Public Finance Projects and Products Section, Česká spořitelna

Operational Programme Environment, Operational Programme Enterprise and Innovation, Energy services, aspects of combination of energy services and dotation funding

10:50 – 12:10 SECTION A Energy services in practice
Moderator: František Holec, Vice President, Czech Chamber of Commerce

• Miroslav Marada, Business Director, ENESA
• Radim Kohoutek, Director of Energy Services Department, Siemens
• Ivan Slavík, Sales and Technical Manager, MVV Energie CZ
• Dušan Bako, EPC and EM Product Manager, Komterm

Presentation of complex renovation of the Energy Management System of the National Theatre, Demonstration of energy services application in private and public sector

13:40 – 15:00 SECTION A Innovative solutions decreasing energy intensity
Moderator: Tomáš Voříšek, Consultant, SEVEn

• Naděžda Pavelková, Product Manager, ABB
• Michal Pešta, Plzeňský Prazdroj
• Jan Zapletal, Project Manager, Grundfos
• Aleš Vávra, Head of the AC and Cooling Section, Carrier Transicold

Securing higher energy efficiency by motor-driven systems, New Technological solutions for energy savings in production process and heat and cold distribution in industry, Examples of efficient circulator pumps usage, New technological solutions of cooling technologies

15:30 – 16:40 SECTION A Low - energy architecture and energetics in the building sector
Moderator: Irena Plocková, Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic

• Ingo Therburg, ARGE Energieausweise Mitteleuropa, Germany
• Juraj Hazucha, Consultee, Centre of Passive Houses
• Miroslav Urban, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague

Experiences of European countries in the field of energy performance of buildings assessment - EU - Energy-Certificates, Passive houses in the Czech Republic, Practical findings from energy performance of buildings assessment in the Czech Republic

9:00 – 10:20 SECTION B Lighter tomorrows for households, business and street lighting
Moderator: Jiří Novotný, Editor in Chief, Magazine Světlo (Light)

• Juraj Krivošík, Executive Director, SEVEn
• Vít Hrabánek, Marketing Manager, Philips Lighting
• Khaled Al-Jamal, General Manager, Prague Marriott Hotel
• Jaroslav Polínek, Director, AKTÉ

Possibilities of energy savings in lighting – program GreenLight, Energy savings in lighting in households – innovation at the market, Lighting in building sector and services - Prague Marriott Hotel example, Energy savings in street lighting

10:50 – 12:10 SECTION B EU Strategies in municipal energy sector
Moderator: Dominique Bourges, Project Coordinator, Fedarene, Belgium

• Roman Doubrava, DG Tren, European Commission, Brussels
• Nils Daugaard, Partner, ECNet, Denmark
• Kaj Leonhart Petersen, ECNet, Denmark
• Hans Nilsson, FourFact, Sweden
• Leonard Meyer, B.&S.U., Germany

Covenant of Mayors - a new initiative of the European Commission, Sustainable energy communities - SEC-Tools project and trends in the EU, Development of EU strategies in municipal energy sector - CONCERTO breaks new roads, The European Energy Award® and European Certification and Quality Management System for energy-efficient municipalities

13:40 – 15:00 SECTION B Czech good practise: examples of energy savings projects in the cities and villages
Moderator: Pavel Rakouš, Director of Housing Policy Department, Ministry for Regional Development of the Czech Republic

• Petr Štěpánek, Councillor of the City of Prague
• Luboš Průša, Director of the South Bohemian Regional Authority
• Ivana Stráská, Deputy Mayor, City of Milevsko
• Antonín Tym, Healthy Cities of the Czech Republic

Environmental policy of the City of Prague, Sustainable development of the South Bohemian Region in view of energy consumption, Experiences on energy auditing for the City of Milevsko, Sustainable energy: significant topic for municipal policy

15:30 – 17:00 SECTION B International experiences at municipal energy efficiency projects
Moderator: Nils Daugaard, Partner, ECNet, Denmark

• Anders Andersen, EMD, Denmark
• Andis Lazdinsh, Strasa, Latvia
• Katarzyna Grecka, BAPE, Poland
• Rimantas Zabarauskas, ALAL, Lithuania
• Georg Wagener-Lohse, CEBra, Germany
• Liyana Adjarova, EAP, Bulgaria

Presentation of SEC-Tools projects and strategies, Tools for energy planning at municipal level, Biomass promotion in Latvian municipalies, Pilot actions on SEC practice in Ustka in Poland, Helpdesk for SEC development in Lithuanian municipalities, Regional aspects of the SEC example from Brandenburg (Germany), Future structures & strategies for Bulgarian municipalities, Panel discussion on the SEC-Tools project

8:30 – 16:00 National informative workshop of the PromoSCene project
(promotion of using Structural and Cohesion Funds for energy-related investments in the Czech Republic
and new EU member states)

• Nicole van Beeck, PromoSCene project coordinator, SenterNovem, The Netherlands
• Miroslav Honzík, Consultant, SEVEn
• František Bečvařík, Head of Energy Programmes Department, CzechInvest
• Ondřej Vrbický, Head of Climate and Air Protection Directorate, State Fund of the Environment of the Czech Republic
• Roman Polák, Electricity Industry Department, Energy Regulatory Office
• Agathe Elers, DENA, Germany
• Nadege Austin, ADEME, France
• Martin Hájek, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague
• Jiří Beranovský, Director, EkoWATT

Promotion of using Structural and Cohesion Funds for energy-related investments in the Czech Republic and new EU member states, Promotion of projects in the area of renewable energy sources and energy savings, Implementation of EKO-ENERGIE OPPI (Operational programme Enterprise and Innovation) 2007–2013 programme, Implementation of Priority axis 3 – Sustainable use of energy sources OPŽP (Operational programme Environment) 2007–2013

National Theatre excursion
In the framework of EEBW conference all participants have an unique opportunity to join National Theatre excursion aimed at presentation of concrete application of energy services. Primary objektive of this project is to decrease heating and air-conditioning costs in National Theatre and Nová scéna historical buildings. This project was realized in 2007 by consortium of companies ENESA, a.s. and EVČ, s.r.o.. Number of excursion participants is limited because of capacity issues.

10:00 – 15:00 Energy+ pumps workshop

• Lubomir Čepek, Grundfos
• Vladimír Galád, projekce TZB
• Pavel Synáč, WILO Praha
• Jan Soukup, Procom Bohemia
• Bohuslav Málek, Consultant, SEVEn

Introduction to Energy+ pumps project, Presentation of software tools for installation contractors for promotion of efficient circulator pumps to end- users, Lectures of circulator pumps’ manufacturers