The 6th International Conference on Smart Energy Systems took place on 6-7 October 2020. Due to COVID-19 pandemic situation, the conference was no longer hold in Aalborg, Denmark. Therefore participants met exclusively online.
CHESTER project hosted a presentation in the second panel ‘Smart energy infrastructure and storage options. Our partner, PlanEnergi presented a lecture on the topic ‘Combined heat and power storage: the feasibility in a national renewable energy system context’.
The full agenda can be found here: Online programme.
The aim of the conference was to establish a venue for presenting and discussing scientific findings and industrial experiences related to the subject of Smart Energy Systems based on renewable energy, 4th Generation District Heating Technologies and Systems (4GDH), electrification of heating and transportation sectors, electro fuels and energy efficiency.
The 6th conference in the series cemented it as a main venue for presentations and fruitful debates on subjects that are pertinent to the development and implementation of smart energy systems to fulfill national and international objectives.
Conference topics
- Smart energy system analyses, tools and methodologies
- Smart energy infrastructure and storage options
- Integrated energy systems and smart grids
- Institutional and organisational change for smart energy systems and radical technological change
- Energy savings, in the electricity sector, in buildings and transport as well as within industry
- 4th generation district heating concepts, future district heating production and systems
- Electrification of transport, heating and industry
- The production, technologies for and use of electrofuels in future energy systems
- Planning and organisational challenges for smart energy systems and district heating
- Geographical information systems (GIS) for energy systems, heat planning and district heating
- Components and systems for district heating, energy efficiency, electrification and electrofuels
- Renewable energy sources and waste heat sources for district heating
