ETP 2010
Working together on societal challenges

Low-Carbon Energy Technologies: Social Dialogue

SESSION 2, 11 May, 14h30 - 16h00 – Room : Jean Durieux

Chair: Rob Kool, NL Agency
Rapporteur: Simone Landolina, Eurec / Renewable Heating and Cooling ETP

Speakers:

• Not in my backyard – how to tackle acceptance problems of wind turbines
  Lise Backer, Vestas / Wind ETP
• Meeting the social dialogue issues faced in radioactive waste management
  Torsten Eng, Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co
• Interaction with consumers
  Philip Lewis, CEO VaasaETT
• The Social Platform on Sustainable Lifestyles [ - 2.15Mb]
  Satu Lähteenoja, UNEP/Wuppertal Institute Collaborating Centre on Sustainable Consumption and Production

Interconnecting the water and energy cycles

SESSION 3, 11 May, 16h30 - 18h00 – Room : Jean Durieux

Chair and rapporteur: Steve Kaye, Anglian Water / WSTTP ETP (water supply and sanitation)
Rapporteur: Panagiotis Balabanis, European Commission

Speakers:

• General introduction on water/energy synergies [ - 950Kb]
  Karen Hussey, Australian National University / Université Libre de Bruxelles
• Responsibilities and opportunities for the water utilities
  Harald Schneider, CEO Innsbruck utilities
• The perspective from energy efficient construction [ - 23Kb]
  Stefano Carosio, D’Appolonia

Greening Industrial Processes

SESSION 4, 12 May, 09h00 - 10h30 – Room : Jean Durieux

Chair: Gernot Klotz, CEFIC / Sustainable Chemistry ETP
Rapporteur: Mary Todd Bergman, Intrasoft

Speakers:

• What evolution does the chemical industry target? [ - 2.09Mb]
  Peter Nagler, Evonik Degussa GmBH, SusChem Board member
• Resource-efficient steel production [ - 709Kb]
  Bertrand de Lamberterie, Secretary-General, ESTEP ETP (steel)
• Reducing consumption of natural resources and alternatives for strategic raw materials [ - 1.93Mb]
  Henryk Karas, KGHM / SMR ETP (mineral resources)
• Future plans and strategies to enhance innovation/regulation/standards [ -1.41Mb]
  Herbert Didier, Head of Unit, Sustainable Industrial Policy, DG Enterprise & Industry, European Commission

Smaller Footprints: Decarbonisation of the Transportation of Passengers & Goods

SESSION 2, 11 May, 14h30 - 16h00 – Room : Alcide de Gasperi

Chair: András Siegler, Director, DG Research, European Commission
Rapporteur: Mike McDonald, University of Southampton
Moderator: Joachim Szodruch, DLR / ACARE ETP (aeronautics)

Speakers:

• How to achieve an ‘Earth Friendly Transport’: which research, innovation and demand-side measures? [ - 267Kb]
  Wando Boevé, European Container Terminals (ECT) / EIRAC (intermodality)
• Govert Hamers, IHC Merwede / WATERBORNE ETP- presentation [ - 909Kb]
• What are the research, innovation and deployment problems that need to be solved to achieve decarbonisation of transport? [ - 604Kb]
  Wolfgang Steiger, Volkswagen AG / ERTRAC ETP (road transport)
• Joachim Szodruch, DLR / ACARE ETP (aeronautics) - presentation
• John Ketchell, CEN-CENELEC - presentation [ - 108Kb]

Mobility: the Door-to-Door Strategy

SESSION 3, 11 May, 16h30 - 18h00 – Room : Alcide de Gasperi

Chair: Thierry Van der Pyl, Director, DG INFSO, European Commission
Moderator: Santiago Kraiselburd, member of EIRAC, Executive Director, Zaragoza Logistics Center
Rapporteur: Jean-Pierre Médevielle, French National Institute for Transport and Safety Research

Speakers:

• Socio-economic, spatial development aspects, innovation and deployment [ - 2.35Mb]
  Sylvain Haon, executive director of POLIS
• What are the research, innovation and deployment problems that need to be solved to achieve an energy efficient urban mobility? [ - 463Kb]
  Yves Amsler, UITP representative in ERRAC
• What is the role of ETPs’ respective technologies in developing solutions for energy efficient urban mobility?
  Günter Lugert, EPoSS ETP (Smart Systems Integration)
• George Giannopoulos, Hellenic Institute of Transport - presentation [ - 1.61Mb]

Making transport safer and more secure

SESSION 4, 12 May, 9h00 - 10h30 – Room : Alcide de Gasperi

Chair: Jean-Eric Paquet, Director, DG MOVE, European Commission
Moderator: Jesús Monclús, R&D in Transport, EU Programmes Dept, CDTI Spain
Rapporteur: Mike McDonald, University of Southampton

Speakers:

• Safe design of vessels, scanning of containers, ports policy
  Pierre Besse, Bureau VERITAS / WATERBORNE ETP
• What are the research, innovation and deployment problems that need to be solved to improve safety and security? [ - 850Kb]
  Dominique Chatrenet, Airbus Executive Expert & Aircraft Architect
• What is the role of the ETPs’ respective technologies in improving safety and security? [ - 2.33Mb]
  Nevio Di Giusto, Fiat Research Center / ERTRAC ETP (Road Transport)
• What is the role of ETPs’ respective technologies in developing solutions for the safety and security of the transport system? [ - 199Kb]
  Risto Kulmala, VTT / eSafety Forum

Towards a Zero-Waste Society

SESSION 2, 11 May, 14h30 - 16h00 – Room : Lord Roy Jenkins

Chair: Lene Lange, Aalborg University
Rapporteur: Markku Karlsson, UPM-Kymmene

Speakers:

• A perspective from organic farming [ - 930Kb]
  Cristina Micheloni, Italian Organic Farming Association
• A perspetive from the food industry
  Ulf Sonesson, Swedish Institute for Food and Biotechnology) (SIK) / Food for Life ETP
• A perspective from the chemical industry [ - 1.92Mb]
  Theo Jongeling, DSM White Biotechnology B.V.

Open Innovation in Nanotechnologies

SESSION 3, 11 May, 16h30 - 18h00 – Room : Lord Roy Jenkins

Chair: Peter Krüger, Bayer Nanotechnology Working Group
Rapporteur: Raimondo de Laurentiis, D’Appolonia

Speakers:

• Current status of the technology and main challenges
  Peter Krüger, Bayer Nanotechnology Working Group
• Lowering barriers to commercialisation [ - 1.56Mb]
  Joel Segal, University of Nottingham
• Transnational cooperation in nanotechnologies to boost open innovation for regional growth [ - 2.43Mb]
  Lars Montelius, Öresund University
• Governance of nanotechnologies [ - 247Kb]
  Anna Gergely, Steptoe & Johnson
• The role of finance investing in nanotechnologies [ - 2.11Mb]
  Alessandra Perrazzelli, Intesa San Paolo

New Business Models for Sustainable Growth

SESSION 4, 12 May, 9h00 - 10h30 – Room : Lord Roy Jenkins

Chair and rapporteur: Fabio Iraldo, Associated Professor of Management, Scuola Sant’Anna di Pisa

Speakers:

• The case of Novamont [ - 4.64Mb]
  Catia Bastioli, Novamont
• Biochem initiative - Europe Innova [ - 1.21Mb]
  Howard Whitby, Chemistry Innovation Limited
• FTP Innovation Task Force [ - 1.75Mb]
  Andreas Kleinschmit von Lengefeld, Forest-based sector ETP

Affordable, Personalised Health Services: ICT-enabled Solutions

SESSION 2, 11 May, 14h30 - 16h00 – Room : Sicco Mansholt

Chair: Michèle Thonnet, (Ministère de la santé et des sports)
Rapporteurs: Veli Stroetmann, Empirica & Rod Hose, University of Sheffield

Speakers:

• Setting the scene : Opportunities for eHealth : from a healthcare authority or ministry perspectives [ - 103Kb]
  Leo Kliphuis, LVG Netherlands
• Research, innovation and deployment problems that need to be solved [ - 1.18Mb]
  Nilo Saranummi, VTT
• Can we learn from the successes and failures of eHealth?
  Tove Sørensen, Norwegian Centre for Telemedicine
• The role of ETPs respective technologies in developing solutions:
  Jose Maria Cavanillas, Atos - Contribution from NESSI - presentation [ - 633Kb]
  Jeroen Wals, Philips - Contribution from EPOSS - presentation [ - 1.35Mb]
  Nicolas Gouze, VDI/VDE - Contribution from Nanomedicine - presentation [ - 612Kb]
  Werner Mohr, Nokia Siemens Network - Contribution from Emobility - presentation
  Karin Schütze, Celltool - Contribution from Photonics 21 - presentation [ - 589Kb]
  Ann Martin, IMI - Contribution from IMI - presentation [ - 337Kb]

Healthy Eating

SESSION 3, 11 May, 16h30 - 18h00 – Room : Sicco Mansholt

Chair: Beate Kettlitz, Confederation of the Food and Drink Industries of the EU (CIAA)
Rapporteur: Gerd Harzer, Kraft Foods Europe

Speakers:

• Joint Programming Initiative «A healthy diet for a healthy life» [ - 512Kb]
  Casper Zulim de Swarte, Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs
• Mike Gibney, Agriculture & Food Science Centre, School of Public Health & Population Science, Dublin - presentation [ - 1.23Mb]
• Kerstin Lienemann, German Institute of Food Technology - presentation [ - 1.05Mb]
• Gerd Harzer, Senior Director Nutrition, Scientifi c and Regulatory Affairs, Kraft Foods Europe - presentation [ - 163Kb]

Ageing Well: Turning Challenges into Opportunities

SESSION 4, 12 May, 9h00 - 10h30 – Room : Sicco Mansholt

Chair: Lambert Van Nistelroij, Member of the European Parliament
Rapporteur: Andrew Ruck, Director HealthSystems

Speakers:

• Introduction
  Peter Wintlev, DG INFSO, European Commission
  Lambert Van Nistelroij, Member of the European Parliament
• Overview of ICT and Ageing Market Study
  Lutz Kubitscke, Empirica
• Overview of Danish Finance Ministry Initiative on introduction of welfare technologies in the Danish public sector [ - 672Kb]
  Thomas Børner, Danish Finance Ministry
• The AALIANCE Roadmap and Strategic Research Agenda on ICT for Ageing
  Well Ger van den Broek, Philips Research - presentation [ - 511Kb]
  Wolfgang Gessner, VDI/VDE
• EU policy in ICT for Ageing Well
  Peter Wintlev, DG INFSO, European Commission
• Panel discussion on industry and market perspectives with representatives from Deutsche Telekom -
  Michael Balasch; Vodafone Group – Eirini Zafeiratou, VDI-VDE - Wolfgang Gessner, Danish Finance Ministry - Thomas B Børner, European Commission - Peter Wintlev, Philips - Jeroen Wals, Vernon - An Nguyen-Dinh

ETP Clustering and Collaboration

SESSION 5, 12 May, 11h00 - 12h30 – Room : Jean Durieux

Chair: Karin Metzlaff, European Plant Science Association (EPSO) / PLANTS ETP
Rapporteur: Lutz Walter FTC ETP (textiles)

Speakers:

• BECOTEPS (Bio-Economy Technology Platforms) [ - 693Kb]
  Silvia Travella, BECOTEPS Coordinator (PLANTS ETP)
• European Consumer Goods Research Initiative [ - 1000Kb]
  Lutz Walter (FTC ETP)
• NANOfutures [ - 2.58Mb]
  Péter Krüger, Bayer Working Group on Nanotechnology
• SusChem-WSSTP Cooperation Framework
  Sylvie Baig, Degrémont Technologies
  Ger Spork, Sustainable Chemistry ETP

Public Private Partnerships and Societal Challenges

SESSION 5, 12 May, 11h00 - 12h30 – Room : Alcide de Gasperi

Chair: Wolfgang Burtscher, Deputy Director-General of DG Research, European Commission
Rapporteur: Effi e Amanatidou

Speakers:

• The experience of a national research PPP in Europe [ - 1.03Mb]
  Jan van der Meer, Nedstack
  
• The European experience with PPPs
  The Innovative Medicine Initiative (IMI) Joint Undertaking [ - 409Kb]
  Estefania Ribeiro, IMI JU
  The European Economic Recovery Plan PPP «Factories of the Future» [ - 4.42Mb]
  Massimo Mattucci, Factories of the Future
  JTI Sherpa´s Group Report: Designing together the «ideal house» for public-private partnerships in European research [ - 95Kb]
  Effi e Amanatidou
• Panel discussion will include Günter Lugert, (Siemens AG) and Leena Sarvaranta (VTT)

ETPs and National Authorities: Working Together on Societal Challenges

SESSION 5, 12 May, 11h00 - 12h30 – Room : Lord Roy Jenkins

Chair: Andrzej Siemaszko, Director of the National Contact Point for Research Programmes of the EU
Rapporteur: Christine van Wunnik, European Commission

Speakers:

• SET-Plan Steering group [ - 997Kb]
  Gerrit Jan Schaeffer, Energy Research Director, Flemish Institute of Technology Research VITO
• Societal Research and Innovation Programme [ - 693Kb]
  Karen de Ruijter, Interministerial Knowledge and Innovation Department, the Netherlands.
• The Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme [ - 1.04Mb]
  Rafael de Andrés-Medina, Fund for Health Research (FIS). Institute of Health Carlos III (ISCIII), Spain

Education and Skills

SESSION 5, 12 May, 11h00 - 12h30 – Room : Sicco Mansholt

Chair and rapporteur: Conor O’Carroll, Irish Universities Association

Speakers:

• University perspective [ - 1.86Mb]
  Ferran Sanz, University Pompeu Fabra
• Business perspective
  Henning Kruse, Siemens Wind Power
• Panel discussion will include: Peter van der Hijden and Gudrun Maass, from DG Education and Culture, European Commission