6th Smart Grids and Cleanpower Conference 2014 Cambridge, Uk

The leading grids and power conference since 2009. This 2-day edition has great potential! Discussions will cover smart grids, energy trilemma and innovation: unlocking the market and funding challenges.


Innovation | Collaboration | Markets

Who'll be there? Innovators, investors, angels, entrepreneurs, visionaries, startups, corporate and venture capital, DECC, regulators, distributors, vendors, ecosystem partners, service providers; DCC, DSP, Comms grids contract winners; energy, cloud, software, IoT, IoE and industrial internet players, big data analytics, end-to-end, enterprise networking and server players; engineering companies.

They meet to develop the relationships that will accelerate their growth and meet the challenges of energy efficiency, robustness and cost as the grid and energy becomes smart.

Discussions this year will cover smart grids, energy trilemma and innovation: unlocking the market and funding challenges, so that the energy business can change for the best for all stakeholders. Topics such as demand side management, demand response economics, interoperability, trends, drivers, big data, sharing and privacy, energy trilemma: affordability, resilience and targets and transition technology, monetisation, industrial internet are covered on both days. All the key aspects of this sector in one place.

On 3 June Day 1 is an Executive Briefing and Private Meetings Side Event - an excellent day of in-depth talks interspersed with meetings. Day talks at Murray Edwards College. Culminating a productive day is a pleasant, delicious dinner roundtable at King's College's renowned Saltmarsh Suites from 7pm.

On 4 June Day 2 is the Business Conference day in two streams: grids and power generation. In the grids stream, collected intelligence from delegates, connected intelligence around servers, networks, meters, big data analytics and grids; smart cities and infrastructure: real systems solutions at scale, the industrial internet.

Both streams meet for the final, plenary Policy debate on grids and energy: covering innovators | funding | regulation and reforms.

IBM, Oracle, CGI, DECC, Ofgem, UK Power Networks, AlertMe, Sentec lead with talks.