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March
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24/7
Carbon-Free
Energy by 2030
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Agenda
reveal and
speaker
announcement
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The Renewables Grid
Initiative (RGI)
cordially invites you
to join our online
workshop ‘24/7
Carbon-Free Energy
by 2030 - Discussing
Google's commitment
and options from an
energy system
perspective’
on 3rd March 2021.
Running a global
business fully on
carbon-free energy,
for all hours of the
day, year-round - not
a trivial task! Hear
what our expert
speakers have to say
on how the 24/7 vision
can work with the
realities of our
energy system.
We hope you are
interested to learn
more and join our
discussion! See our
agenda below for all
details and the full
speaker overview. |
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Welcome by
the Renewables
Grid Initiative
Antonella Battaglini |
CEO, RGI |
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Keynote:
'24/7
Carbon-Free
Energy
everywhere by
2030'
Maud Texier |
Carbon-Free Energy
Lead, Google on:
- how Google is approaching its 2030
target
- 24/7 matching and outstanding
methodological
questions
- the role of grids, flexibility
options,
technology and
energy system
modelling in
achieving 24/7
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Expert
recommendations
on flexibility
and modelling
requirements
'Flexibility
requirements to
support 24/7 – What
exists already and
what do we still
need?'
- John Lowry | EU-SysFlex Project
Manager, EirGrid
'Modelling
requirements to
support 24/7 – What
exists already and
what do we still
need?'
- Dimitrios Chaniotis | Chair of
System Development
Committee, ENTSO-E
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Reflections
from different
angles of the
system
perspective
'How to get
the system ready for
a 24/7 carbon-free
energy approach'
- Jan Felinks | Convenor of the
Sector Coupling
Task Force,
ENTSO-E
'The role of
local actors in the
deployment of
Google's plans'
- Eva Schmid | Team Leader - German
and European low
carbon policy,
Germanwatch
'How can
Google and grid
operators prepare
together to
implement a vision
24/7?'
- Luca Marchisio | Head of System
Strategy, Terna
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Expert panel:
Where do we go
from here - together?
The panel will bring
all invited experts
together and allow
time for audience
Q&A.
In addition, the panel
will be joined by:
Gerald Kaendler
| Vice-Chair of System
Development Committee,
ENTSO-E
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Reflections
from a policy
perspective
'What are
policy opportunities
and hurdles in
pursuing a 24/7
vision? How do we
seize/tackle them?'
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End of event
We hope to see you on
3rd March at 16:00! |
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Initiative is a
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of NGOs and TSOs
from across Europe
engaging in an
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Europe, Climate
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Europe, FNE, Friends
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Ireland, Fundación
Renovables,
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Legambiente, NABU,
Natuur&Milieu,
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International and
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