Program for «Smart Cities and Industries», Tokyo, May 28 OVERALL PROGRAM Plenary session: Parallel sessions: Lunch Parallel sessions: Networking event: 09:30-11:00 11:00-12:00 12:00-13:00 13:00-17:30 17:30-19:00 Venue: Tokyo International Exchange Center Room: Room 2 Contact persons: Dr. Annemie Wyckmans, NTNU, [email protected] Mr. Trygve Riis, Research Council of Norway, [email protected] Background: Negative cascading effects in urban energy systems arise more and more often, and with higher intensity. Energy consumption by industry, urban infrastructure and buildings, and private citizens impact on each other with severe consequences for human comfort and health as well as power supply and security. A systemic approach for integrated urban energy planning and design can help mitigate this cascading effect through better energy efficiency, more use of renewables and bioclimatic urban and building design to lower energy demand and improve quality of life. Such a systemic approach requires experts that are not just proficient in their distinct energy-related discipline, but, above all, in interdisciplinary project cooperation. Objectives: This session will gain hands-on knowledge and expertise in smart sustainable energy in cities, exchanging and learning from Japanese and Norwegian experiences with triple helix projects in which cities, industry and research cooperate to find the best integrated solutions. Chairs: Annemie Wyckmans, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Nobuko Asakai Accenture Strategy, Japan 11:00-11:30 Smart Sustainable Cities and Communities: Status Report of Triple Helix Projects in Norway Annemie Wyckmans Head of Smart Cities network, Professor, Vice Dean of Research, NTNU Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art 11:30-12:00 Smart Sustainable Cities in Japan: Status Report, and Demonstration Project Smart City Fujisawa Nobuko Asakai Managing Director, Accenture Strategy in Japan 12:00-13:00 Lunch Page 1 Program for «Smart Cities and Industries», Tokyo, May 28 13:00-13:30 The latest technology for the industrial refrigeration market using natural refrigerants in Japan Kuniaki Kawamura Executive Managing Director, Mayekawa Industries 13:30-14:00 Energy recovery from (refrigeration) industry – possible solutions in cities Trygve Eikevik Professor, NTNU Dep. of Energy and Process Engineering 14:00-14:30 R&D for geothermal resources for power generation and heating Hiroshi Asanuma Geothermal Team Leader, Dr., AIST-Fukushima Renewable Energy Institute 14:30-15:00 Conversion of surplus heat in industry Petter Nekså Chief Research Scientist, SINTEF Energy Research, and Adjunct Professor NTNU, Dep of Energy and Process Engineering 15:00-15:30 Coffee and Tea Break 15:30-16:00 Smart energy management system with CO2 as working Fluid Hiroshi Yamaguchi Professor, Doshisha University 16:00-16:30 Energy systems and services for zero emission buildings and neighbourhoods Vojislav Novakovic Professor, NTNU Faculty of Eng. Sci. and Technology, Dep. of Energy and Process Engineering 16:30-17:00 Development of zero energy buildings in Japan Hiroshi Yoshino Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University 17:00-17:30 Summing up – plans for future collaboration There will be a networking event at the conference venue with refreshment and light food right after the end of the session Excursion to Smart City Fujisawa 29 May 2015 Page 2