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Welcome from the Organizers
On behalf of the organizers, sponsors, local supporting entities, partners and the local organizing committee,
welcome to the Island of Sardegna, welcome to the city of Cagliari and welcome to Sustainable Places 2019.
This 7th edition is once again a signature event and exciting step forward as the conference continues to
grow, incorporate feedback from past editions, and build upon the path that brought us together again this
year – the path toward a sustainable future.
This year's event is inclusive of all aspects of sustainability but has a focused tracks on Island Sustainability,
Investing in EE retrofit, Demand Response, Smart Cities and the role of Sustainability Protocols. You'll find these
themes across the keynotes, technical sessions and workshops. We are excited to again host an Infoday and
Brokerage event dedicated to upcoming Energy Efficiency and Energy Systems topics in H2020 organized by
the French and Italian NCP networks in collaboration with the European Commission. For local area
professionals, we are excited to feature training in collaboration with GBC Italia on how to meet new
environmental requirements in public works. An "Italian Day" local stakeholder session tackling retrofitting and
smartening of the grid in Sardegna will also be an event highlight. In total, approximately 250 people will
come together across the event to disseminate, cluster, network and take the next steps toward sustainability
actions.
We wish you a great event and don't miss the Sustainability Bus (City Tour, Performance or Flamingo visit)!
Sincerely,
Carole Sentein, CEA LIST
Etienne Wurtz, INES, CEA LITEN
Thomas Messervey, R2M Solution
Agenda
Day 1
05 June 2019, UNICA
Room Room Room Room
Aula Aula Aula Aula
Magna U Q ST
08:00 Registration at UNICA (outside of Aula Magna)
Event Event Event
09:00 CAM EE brokerage
SmartEn City
Training & infoday
13:00 Welcome Lunch
Opening Keynotes (Aula Magna)
14:30 IES - World Green Building Council - Resallience -
LeGrande Group - Banco di Sardegna
Workshop Session Session Session
16:30 Energy Urban Renovation Beyond
Systems Planning Strategies the Grid
18:30 Guided City Tour (From University to Restaurant)
20:30 Gala Dinner - Brace Vera, Via Roma 68, Cagliari
Agenda
Day 2
06 June 2019, LAZZARETTO
Room Room Room Room
Barumini Cala Spiaggia Grotta di
Mariolu Rosa Nettuno
08:00 Registration at Lazzaretto
Workshop Workshop Workshop Session
09:00 Financing Clean energy Modular Market
energy on storage faÇade disruptions
Islands (part 1) retrofit
10:30 Coffee break
Workshop Workshop Workshop Workshop
11:00 Financing
Distributed Deep
energy on BUILD UPON2
Schemes renovation
Islands (part 2)
12:30 Lunch
Workshop Workshop Session Workshop
14:00 Making sense Solar and Nature-based Construction
of Data thermal solutions skills
(part 1) energy
15:30 Coffee break
Workshop Workshop Workshop Session
16:00 Making sense Concentrated Nature-based Innovative
of Data solar power solutions construction
(part 2)
17:30 Performance & Happy hour (at Lazzaretto)
Agenda
Day 3
07 June 2019, LAZZARETTO
Room Room Room Room
Barumini Cala Spiaggia Grotta di
Mariolu Rosa Nettuno
08:00 Registration at Lazzaretto
Workshop Workshop Workshop Workshop
Smart Energy
09:00 Smart City Behavioural Demand
Community in
Recipes change response in EU
Italia (part 1)
10:30 Coffee break
Session Session Workshop Session
11:00 Smart Energy
Smart Cities Behavioural Demand
Community in
change response
Italia (part 2)
12:30
Closing Keynotes
European Commission - Ener2Crowd - UNICA CRS4
14:30 Lunch
15:30 Visit to the Molentargius-Saline natural park
Detailed Agenda
Day 1
05 June 2019, UNICA
16:30 - 18:30
Room
“District and Building ENERGY SYSTEMS: A collaborative exchange of results on optimal system operation for
energy efficiency” - workshop
Aula 3rd edition of this clustering workshop, organized by INDIGO, among EU funded projects to exchange results of work done
Magna in optimisation for District heating and Cooling as well as for Building Systems. Moderated by Raymond Sterling (R2M)
• INDIGO: Jesús Febres, IK4-Tekniker
• Thermoss: Federica Fuligni, Exergy
• E2District: Martin Klepal, Cork Institute of Technology
• OPTi: Khalid Atta or Johan Simonsson, LTU
• RESPOND: Nikola Tomasevic, Institute Mihajlo Pupin
• REACT: Federico Seri, NUI Galway
Room
“URBAN PLANNING” - paper session
• “Urban Land Parcelization Based on Energy Efficiency Approach: The Case Study of Mahmoudabad City”
Aula Asareh Rashidi, Tarbiat Modares University
U • "Geodesign: Applications Towards Smarter Planning and Urban Design Solutions” Nadia Amoroso, The University
of Guelph - School of Environmental Design and Rural Development
• “Investigating the Effect of Air Pollution on Cardiovascular Hospital Admissions in Ahvaz” (Azin Kianzad, National
Iranian Drilling Company, Mina Nouri, National Iranian South Oil Company)
Room
“RENOVATION STRATEGIES” - paper session
• “GEOFIT: Integrated design and delivery methods and digitalization as enablers to cost-effective and efficient
Aula geothermal retrofitting” Thomas Messervey, R2M Solution
Q • “Review of human-based Inclusive approach for residential buildings retrofit, strategies and technologies” Ke Qu,
University of Nottingham
• "The barriers and constraints of BIM implementation during the renovation process in the Italian market" (BIM4Ren)
Carlotta Cocco, R2M Solution
• "Major Renovations of Historical Building and GBRS (LEED, BREAM. WELL) application for sustainable
improvements: the case of Milan” Mario Pinoli, Greenwich Srl
• “Accelerating Energy renovation solution for Zero Energy buildings and Neighbourhoods” (RenoZEB) Michele
Vavallo, SOLINTEL; Marco Arnesano, Università Politecnica delle Marche
Room
“BEYOND THE GRID” - paper session
• “New combined solution to harness wave energy - full renewable potential for sustainable electricity and
Aula fresh-water production” (W2EW) Michael Henriksen, Wavepiston; Massimo Lai, Simon Davide Piccioni, [Link].
ST • “Smart Grid fleet Charging EV Facilities, Demand Side Response & Energy Storage” (inteGRIDy) Justice Agbo,
Siemens Plc.
• “Improving power grid stability through a power to methane plant” (STORE&GO) Diego Arnone, Engineering
Ingegneria Informatica S.p.A.)
• “Opportunities for community-based Virtual Power Plants and the need for institutional innovation” (cVPP) Sylvia
Breukers, Duneworks
• “Optimal planning of renewable generation for Local Energy Communities: the case of Berchidda Municipality
(Italy)”. Andrea Giordano, Emilio Ghiani and Fabrizio Pilo, Dipartimento di Ingegneria Elettrica ed Elettronica
(DIEE), Università di Cagliari"
Detailed Agenda
Day 2
06 June 2019, LAZZARETTO
09:00 - 12:30
Room
“FINANCING Clean ENERGY ON ISLANDS / Buildings energy renovation on islands and in the coastal regions”
- workshop
Discussing the challenge of investing in clean energy transition on islands in the context of the EU policy initiative “The
Barumini
Clean Energy for EU Islands” and its support tools. Special focus will be given to the very important role of local authorities
as enablers for the success of these innovative financial tools.
• Welcome and general introduction to EU policy framework and funding - Margot Pinault, European Commission,
DG Energy, unit C3: Energy Efficiency - Buildings and Financing
• The EU policy initiative “The Clean Energy for EU Islands” – Feilim O’Connor, European Commission, DG Energy,
Unit C2 New energy technologies, innovation and clean coal
• EU funding - the dedicated support tools for islands:
- Horizon 2020 islands related calls including the Islands Facility, Structural Funds - Feilim O’Connor, European
Commission, DG Energy, Unit C2 New energy technologies, innovation and clean coal
- EIB- ELENA Facility - Assen Gasharov, European Investment Bank, Projects Directorate, Energy Efficiency Division
• Mobilising financing for clean energy on islands with EU support- examples from ELENA and Jessica funds; how
the Islands Facility can complement the EU support landscape? Andrea Martinez, SINLOC
• INNOVATE – H2020 project on “one-stop-shop” for energy renovations of buildings. Case: Aradippou Municipality,
Cyprus -Panayiotis Michael, EU Affairs Office Aradippou Municipality, Cyprus; National Technical University of
Athens, Innovate Project Partner
• Mobilising investments in energy efficient building renovation in the Mediterranean region- the INTERREG project
MEDNICE, Bernard Massabo, Secrétaire Général Réseau des Villes Euromed, METROPOLE NICE COTE D'AZUR,
MEDNICE Project coordinator
• EU ongoing initiatives about capacity building to support island energy transition: SMART ISLAND Initiative, PACT
OF ISLANDS – Kostas Komninos (DAFNI)
• Sardinia - The European island where energy is going Smart - [Link] Damiano (Sardegna Ricerche)
• H2020 Project Showcases
- SMILE project – Stefano Barberis (RINA Consulting)
- INSULAE Project – Kostas Kominos (DAFNI)
- REACT Project - Raymond Sterling (R2M Solution)
09:00 - 10:30
Room
“Added value of CLEAN ENERGY STORAGE in distribution systems”
Hosted by the STORY H2020 project, this workshop will deliver insights into technology integration and interoperability;
Cala market and regulatory barriers; and the importance of social acceptance and customer engagement in rolling out
Mariolu energy storage innovation.
• Martin Watson, Dimitri Weibel; Prospex Institute
• Jernej Zupancic, University of Ljubljana
• Mia Ala-Juusela, VTT
• Andreas Tuerk, Joanneum Research
Room
“MODULAR FAÇADE RETROFIT with integrated renewable energy technologies” - workshop
Discussing the challenge of investing in clean energy transition on islands in the context of the EU policy initiative “The
Spiaggia Clean Energy for EU Islands” and its support tools. Special focus will be given to the very important role of local authorities
Rosa as enablers for the success of these innovative financial tools.
• Hu Du and Phil Jones, Cardiff University
• Tanja Osterhage, RWTH Aachen University
• Verena Dannapfel
• Laura Morcillo, Grupo Etra
• Rita Streblow, RWTH Aachen Univ
• Cristina Sendra, Eco Intelligent Growth
Room
“MARKET DISRUPTIONS” - paper session
• “Hit2gap: BEMServer – open source software as a market disruptor in energy management platforms” (Hit2Gap)
Grotta di Thomas Messervey, R2M Solution
Nettuno • “Life cycle cost reduction and market acceleration for new nearly zero-energy buildings” (CRAVEzero) Roberta
Pernetti, EURAC
• “Use of simulation tools for the analysis of energy concepts based on renewables and heat recovery for buildings
and districts” (Thermoss & ReUseHeat) Peter Riederer, CSTB
• “Combined-Heat-and-Compute – A Conceptual Approach to Sustainable Digital Infrastructure” Max Schulze,
Lasse Schneppenheim; Sustainable Digital Infrastructure Alliance e.V.
11:00 - 12:30
Room
“DISTRIBUTED SCHEMES: Innovative solutions for smart grids. P2P, Blockchain, Multi-Agent Systems” - workshop
Clustering workshop of low TRL projects working on Smart Grids and Storage with focus on distributed schemes, such as
Cala P2P, blockchain, multi-agent systems, etc.
Mariolu • DRIvE: Meritxell Vinyals, CEA
• FHP: Davy Geysen, VITO
• SHAR-Q: Ugo Stecchi, ATOS
• DELTA: Dimosthenis Ioannidis, ITI
Room
“Exploitation of Business Models for DEEP RENOVATION” - workshop
A storytelling approach to recollect the customer journey in deep renovation practices of H2020 funded projects, for the
Spiaggia characterization of intrinsic Key Exploitable Results (KERs).
Rosa • TripleA-reno: Simona d'Oca, Peter op ‘t Veld, Huygen Engineers and Consultants
• P2Endure: Oana Schippers-Trifan, DEMO Consultants
• ProGETone: Christoph Peters, LIMA Association. Annarita Ferrante, UNIBO
• 4RinEU: Roberta Pernetti, EURAC
• TURNKEY RETROFIT: Régis Decorme, R2M Solution
• STUNNING: Nicolas Peraudeau, DOWEL Management
Room
“BUILD UPON2: launches the Italian cluster for building renovation initiatives in cities” - workshop
This workshop launches the Italian cluster of the BUILD UPON2 project, working with Cities to support the EU’s goal of decar-
Grotta di bonizing its building stock by 2050, by strengthening the effectiveness and implementation of the long-term building
Nettuno renovation strategies required under the EPBD. The experience of projects undertaken by cities will be presented and
discussed to understand the impact of actions across multiple benefits areas for the renovation strategies at local, region-
al, national and EU level (e.g. on emissions reductions, increased jobs, decreased public health costs etc.).
• Welcome words: Thomas Messervey - R2M/GBC Italia, Roberto Barracu - Chapter Sardegna GBC Italia
• Introduction: Valentina Marino - Green Building Council Italia
• BUILD UPON: Emilio Miguel Mitre - Green Building Council Espana
• BUILD UPON2: Audrey Nugent - World Green building Council
• PADOVA Fit and PADOVA Fit Expandet: Daniela Luise - Municipality of Padova
• INNOVATE: Sebastiano Sali - Municipality of Mantova
• MAKING-CITY: Emilio Miguel Mitre - Green Building Council Espana
• Round table discussion: all presenters
14:00 - 17:30
Room
“MAKING SENSE OF monitoring DATA: hands on demo on the Sensible Building Data Handler (powered by IES
iSCAN)” - workshop
Buildings produce a lot of data, which can get cluttered and confusing easily. Transforming that data into actionable
Barumini
information is a tool out of 4RinEU called the Building Data Handler, powered by IES iSCAN, which gives insight on pre- and
post-renovation performance to owners, designers, and users.
• Giulia Barbano, Adalberto Guerra Cabrera; Integrated Environmental Solutions Ltd (IES)
• Roberta Pernetti, EURAC
14:00 - 15:30
Room
“SOLAR AND THERMAL ENERGY: Europe's precious energy sources for efficient industries and buildings” -
workshop
Cala An interactive session about social acceptance renewable energy technologies such as solar panels and heat pumps for
Mariolu both the residential and the industrial sectors.
• HYBUILD: Sergio Valentino Costa, COMSA
• SunHorizon: Alessandra Cuneo, RINA Spa
• HYCOOL: Andrea Frazzica, CNR ITAE
• SHIP2FAIR: Stefano Barberis, RINA Spa
• THERMOSS: Federica Fuligni, Exergy
Room
“NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS” - paper session
• “Subterranean to Skyline - Street trees as potent boundary objects in transforming street section design. Findings
Spiaggia from the Hug the Streets, Idelab Project, Oslo.” (Idelab) Deborah Davies, Kiit Consultancy, Norway
Rosa • “Transformation of green areas in large housing estates: public participation and urban gardening. Examples
from Riga and Tallinn.” Alisa Korolova, Riga Technical University
Room
“CONSTRUCTION SKILLS workshop, exploring the market demand on upskilling” - workshop
This workshop stimulates the demand for energy skills in the market, both from the supply side (construction sector) as
Grotta di demands side (building and homeowners)
Nettuno • BIMplement: Peter Opt’ Veld; Huygen Engineers
• BIMeet: Sylvain Kubicki, LIST
• CraftEdu: Jiri Karasek, SEVEn - The Energy Efficiency Center, z.ú.
• Fit-to-NZEB: Jiri Karasek, SEVEn - The Energy Efficiency Center, z.ú.
• NET-UBIEP: Giovanni Addamo
• BIMcert: Paul McCormack
• BIM4Ren: Thomas Messervey, R2M Solution
16:00 - 17:30
Room
“New generation of CONCENTRATED SOLAR POWER Technologies” - workshop
Hosted by NexTower H2020 project, this clustering workshop brings together market leaders in the field of CSP to share
Cala innovations and interact with the audience. Moderated by Elena Melotti (Warrant)
Mariolu • Nextower: Claudio Testani, Calef
• InPower: Elena Torralba-Calleja, Leitat
• Reslag: Luca Turchetti, ENEA
• CySTEM: Manuel Blanco, Cyprus Institute
• Polyphem: Alain Ferriere, CNRS
• MOSAIC: Fabrizio Perrotta, Amires
Room
“Nature Based Solutions: Tools and Services for the Implementation of Nature Based Solutions (NBS)” -
workshop
Spiaggia This workshop will provide Urban Planners, Architects, Contractors and other built environment stakeholders a holistic and
Rosa thought-provoking view on how nature based solutions are increasingly a part of sustainable places and the tools and
methods to maximize the impact of their implementation.
• Nature4Cities: R2M Solution, Rina Consulting, Colouree, LIST
• Operandum: Rina Consulting
• SUPREME: University of Cagliari
• ENI Bestmedgrape: University of Cagliari
Room
“INNOVATIVE CONSTRUCTION” - paper session
• "IT platform to support information exchange about recycled materials for construction” (FiberEUse) Dena
Grotta di Arabsolgar, Holonix
Nettuno • "Energy efficiency in early design of healthcare buildings. The result of the Streamer project from research to
commercial market” (STREAMER) Andre van Delft, Oana Schippers Trifan, Rosamaria; DEMO Consultants
• “Certification for Ageing in place” (Homes4Life) Regis Decorme, R2M Solution
Detailed Agenda
Day 3
07 June 2019, LAZZARETTO
09:00 - 12:30
Room
“SMART ENERGY COMMUNITY IN ITALIA” - workshop
This 2-part workshop includes a series of presentation and discussions in Italian focused on the technical and economic
Spiaggia feasibility of Smart Grids in Italy.
Rosa
09:00 - 10:30
Room
“SMART CITY RECIPES, a cookbook for the implementation” - workshop
Presenting key aspects, lessons learned, and challenges related to the emergence of smart cities and their indicators for
status awareness – relevant to all SCC01 and future cities projects.
Barumini • +CxC: Giulia Carbonari, R2M Solution
• GrowSmarter: Federico Noris, IREC
• REACT: Dana Abi Ghanem, Teesside University
• MAKING-CITY: Emilio Miguel Mitre, GBC Spain
• SINFONIA: - Adriano Bisello, EURAC
• SmartEnCity: Koldo Urrutia Azcona, Tecnalia Research & Innovation
• SmartEnCity Network Marie-Louise Lemgart, Hoje Taastrup
Room
“How to achieve a BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE for energy saving through innovative IT solutions” - workshop
Four new innovative user-friendly solutions that focus on empowering consumers to engage and collaborate in achieving
Cala energy savings and allowing them to explore different means and measures to manage their energy needs over the
Mariolu longer term.
• MOBISTYLE: Rosamaria Olivadese, DEMO Consultants
• UTILITEE: Evangelos Zacharis, Hypertech Energy Labs
• ENCOMPASS: Ksenia Koroleva, European Institute for Participatory Media
• MOSAIC: Fabrizio Perrotta, Amires
Room
“Interactive Workshop on Barriers and Progress for DEMAND RESPONSE IN EUROPE” - workshop
Hosted by the Sim4Blocks project, This workshop will facilitate discussions concerning the uptake of demand response in
Grotta di Europe and the market barriers that remain. Technological, Regulatory, Economic and Environmental factors will frame
Nettuno the debate and will be underpinned by the newest research results from the participating researchers.
• DR-BoB: Tracey Crosbie, Teesside University; Sylvia Breukers, Duneworks
• Sim4Blocks: Sam Davis, Insight Publishers; Malcolm Yadack, HfT Stuttgart
• NOVICE: Jo Southernwood, Solintel
• HOLISDER: Dawid Krysiński, ASM-Market Research and Analysis Centre; Laura Morcillo, Grupo Etra
11:00 - 12:30
Room
“SMART CITIES” - paper session
• “Methodology for the advanced integrated urban energy planning” (mySMARTLife) Eneko Arrizabalaga,
Tecnalia Research & Innovation
Barumini • “Towards Positive Energy Districts – The +CityxChange Approach” (+CxC) Giulia Carbonari, R2M Solution
• “Lighthouse MAKING CITY, PED, Positive Energy District development methodology and its replication potential”
(MAKING-CITY) Emilio Miguel Mitre, GBC Spain
• “The ZeEUS demonstration in Cagliari” (ZeEUS) Roberto Murru, CTM Spa
Room
“BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE” - paper session
• “BENEFFICE H2020 research project presentation: Affordable, Voluntarily Energy Efficiency at Home” (BENEFFICE)
Cala Anna Malamou, European Dynamics SA
Mariolu • "Transforming energy efficiency into an entirely new customer experience - An effective way to engage
consumers” (UtilitEE) Evangelos Zacharis, HYPERTECH; Hanna Launonen, VaasaETT
Room
“DEMAND RESPONSE” - paper session
• “Behaviour Demand Response in District Heating – A simulation-based assessment of potential energy savings”
Grotta di (E2District) Christian Beder, Martin Klepal; Cork Institute of Technology, Ireland
Nettuno • "Demand Responses: moving beyond the technical and physical context of buildings” (DR-BoB) Tracey Crosbie,
Teesside University; Sylvia Breukers, Duneworks
• "Short-term Prediction of Energy Consumption in Demand Response for Blocks of Buildings: Dr-BoB approach”
(DR-BoB) Nashwan Dawood, Teesside University
Keynote presentations
Opening Ceremony (Aula Magna UNICA, 05 June 2019, 14:30 - 16:30)
Dr Don McLean - Founder & MD of IES
Keynote: “Making communities sustainable - a manifesto for saving the planet”
With the new digital twin technology we can now apply sustainable analysis to communities of any
size or purpose, enabling people to look at energy use holistically at a much larger scale. To do this
successfully we need leaders who can lead their community and evolve these smart concepts into
truly intelligent solutions which will have a measurable and lasting impact upon climate change. If
each leader looks after their built environment footprint, in time, we can cover the Earth.
Audrey Nugent - Head of Advocacy World Green Building Council
Keynote: “Green Building Councils – Putting a sustainable built environment at the heart of
Europe's future”
Green building councils make up the largest sustainability organization worldwide. We are present in
over 70 countries and have over 49,000 members. Together, we work toward a more sustainable built
environment through a series of actions that include the shaping and implementation of sustainability
protocols, training to professionals, advocacy, the organizations of events and the networking of
organizations and professionals dedicated to sustainability. This talk will discuss the role of GBC in
Europe and beyond and share our thoughts and observations on the trends impacting the sector as
we move beyond buildings and toward sustainable places in the digital age that are more energy
efficient, that promote wellness, and that are more circular.
Dr Karim Selouane - Founder & CEO of Resallience
Keynote: “How to make Infrastructures and Cities Relient towards Climate Change”
In emerging economies, climate change threatens the development role of infrastructures. It is
affecting all types of large-scale projects such as energy, transport, water and more generally
buildings. Rising temperatures, increasing flood risks, and other climate hazards are already stressing
reliable and efficient operations of these networks leading to large economic and social impacts. As
such, the public and private sector, investors, and civil society must now address climate change risks
and uncertainty when planning, building and operating infrastructure projects. By adopting a
resiliency lens via a technical action framework which covers insurance, normalization and finance,
stakeholders can implement tools and methodologies that lead to improved design, site selection and
operations of infrastructures to increase the resilience of our cities and the infrastructures that support
them.
Andrea Raimondi - Business Developer Energy Efficiency for Legrand Group
Keynote: “Legrand Group: the strong engagement in Energy Efficiency”
Legrand Group, represented in Italy by Bticino, is the global specialist in electrical and digital
infrastructures, offering high-value-added products and solutions for commercial, residential and
industrial buildings.
Its technological expertise, its leading positions, the scope of its offering, its international presence and
the power of its brands combine to make Legrand a global benchmark. With a presence in nearly 90
countries and a workforce of over 38,000 employees, Legrand generated total sales of close to €6.0
billion in 2018.
Directly integrated in the Group’s activity, Corporate Social Responsibility is an essential ingredient in
Legrand’s growth. Situated at the crossroads between its business, its strategy, and the global
challenges the Group faces, it involves the whole organisation; all the subsidiaries and entities are
stakeholders in this CSR strategy, which they implement all over the world. One of the 3 pillars of the
CSR strategy is the ENVIRONMENTS or how Legrand Group intends to limit the Group’s environmental
impact.
Ing. Raffaele Cosenza - Energy Manager Banco di Sardegna
Keynote: “Switch- Off project : energy efficiency for Banco di Sardegna buildings”
The Switch – Off project for improved energy efficiency for the Banco di Sardegna was conceived in
2014 to deal effectively with the need to reduce costs, save energy and optimize consumption.
The goal was to explore the numerous opportunities related to low implementation costs, which would
guarantee promising results both in terms of systems management and staff involvement.
Through the installation in over 150 sites of adequate software and equipment for measuring and
controlling the main electrical loads in the most energy-intensive branches of the Banco di Sardegna,
it was possible, remotely via the web, to monitor and optimize the global energy consumption, both
electric and thermal. The results achieved in the 2015-18 three-year period have allowed savings of
over 9,000 MWh with a consequent reduction of approximately 4,800 tons of CO2 emissions into the
atmosphere.
Keynote presentations
Closing Ceremony (Barumini LAZZARETTO, 07 June 2019, 12:30 - 14:30)
Margot Pinault - Policy Officer, European Commission, Directorate General
for Energy, Unit C.3- Energy Efficiency, Buildings and Finance Team
Keynote: “Accelerating the transition to clean energy and sustainable buidings- the EU
policy and funding”
The presentation will recall the EU Climate and Energy policy objectives for 2030 and the EU long-term
decarbonisation strategy scenarios. It will further develop on the EU legislative framework to achieve
these objectives. Finally it will go through the Commission proposals for the next Multiannual Financial
Framework programmes adopted last year, with the specific focus on the support to energy transition
and buildigns sustainability.
Eng. Niccolò Elia Sovico & Sergio Pedolazzi - Founders and Management
Team of Ener2Crowd
Keynote: “Crowdsourcing Sustainable Places”
Financing should not be the barrier that blocks our ambitions toward meeting the sustainable
development goals and our energy and emissions targets. Moreover, we believe the "average
people" want to get involved, care and are willing to make a difference. For that reason, we founded
and launched ENER2CROWD, a crowdsourcing platform dedicated to sustainability projects.
Although new today, we believe crowdsourcing will be mainstream tomorrow. In this keynote, we'll tell
you our ambitions for ENER2CROWD will disrupt the sustainability financing landscape and empower
everyone to take an active role in the energy transition towards a completely green economy.
Annalisa Bonfiglio - President CRS4 – Centro di Ricerca, Sviluppo e Studi
Superiori in Sardegna (Center for Advanced Studies, Research and
Development in Sardinia)
Keynote: “From the Smart City to the Smart Island: life-improving projects based on digital
technologies”
Since more than 25 yrs, CRS4 has been involved in several research projects focused on digital
technologies applied to biosciences, energy, environmental sciences, cultural heritage, human
interactions, etc. More recently, these research efforts have been focused on the development of
technological projects for the smart city of Cagliari, trying to take into account the complexity deriving
from applying digital technologies to the typical processes of a medium-size, ancient, Italian city,
located in an island just in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. The next challenge is to extend this
approach to the entire island of Sardinia, trying to make a successful matching between technology
and socio-economical aspects of the territory.
Performance and Park visit
Day 2: “Lughente e Sùtile Lughe"-
Lucide Sottile performance
A woman has the supernatural gift of modifying the fate of people, by snatching them from the arms of death
and giving them a new opportunity to live.
Elena, from the Ancient Greek “Elène” which means torch, shimmering, shining, is wrapped in her own destiny:
the thread of life.
Together with the thread of life that she commands and that at the same time commands, dominates and
imprisons her, she generates a tormented dance. Elena takes actions to graft herself into death and then
block the outcome.
These actions weaken her: time after time she loses some of her life. Elena dies to save someone, then comes
back to life and start over.
Direction: Tiziana Troja. Choreographer: Tiziana Troja, Valentina Puddu. Assistant Choreographer: Michela
Laconi. Performer: Valentina Puddu. Music: Elena Ledda, Autechre. Sound design: Davide Sardo. Production
assistant: Federica Troja. Costumes: Azzurra Miniti. Photography: Davide Sardo.
Day 3: Parco Naturale Regionale
Molentargius-Saline
Immediately following the event on the afternoon of 7th June, the organizing committee is making available
a guided visit to the Molentargius-Saline natural park which covers over 1600 hectares and which is famous for
the numerous colonies of flamingos that live there. Since the decommissioning of the salt extraction activities,
the park has been redeveloped and transformed into what is now one of the richest birdlife park of Sardinia.
The park is ideal for an experience in contact with nature, just five minutes away from the city centre and the
guided tour will allow you to discover the characteristics and peculiarities of the area.
Sponsors of Sustainable Places 2019
Legrand is the specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructure.
Legrand Group, represented in Italy by Bticino is the global specialist in electrical and digital infrastructures,
offering high-value-added products and solutions for commercial, residential and industrial buildings. Every
day Legrand works hard to enhance electrical and digital building infrastructures and help develop
connected buildings around the world.
Its technological expertise, its leading positions, the scope of its offering, its international presence and the
power of its brands combine to make Legrand a global benchmark. With a presence in nearly 90 countries
and a workforce of over 38,000 employees, Legrand generated total sales of close to €6.0 billion in 2018.
Axpo Italy, part of the Swiss group Axpo AG, works in all non-regulated activities in the energy supply chain:
- It has gas-fired combined-cycle generating plants for over 1800 MW of installed capacity
- It is among the first commodity traders
- It supplies electricity and gas to end customers (large consumers, SMEs and households)
- With a portfolio of around 1300 MW, it operates as a dispatching user in the prosumer (auto-producer
and consumer) electricity market, produced by renewable and cogeneration plants
Axpo Energy Solutions Italia is an ESCo subsidiary of Axpo Italy active in the segment of energy efficiency and
energy production from photovoltaic and cogeneration plants. Axpo Energy Solution also focuses on electric
mobility and provides charging stations for private use for companies and domestic clients. The ESCo is
collaborating with the Municipality of Rome for the installation of 150 public charging stations, supplying
electricity to the only electric car sharing service operating in Rome.
Points of Interest
Venues
UNICA, Facoltà di Ingegneria e
Architettura. Via Marengo 2, Cagliari
Lazzaretto di Cagliari.
Via dei Navigatori 1, Cagliari
Restaurant and Park
Brace Vera Ristorante.
Via Roma 68, Cagliari
Parco Molentargius.
Via la Palma, Cagliari
SP19 BUS pickup points
Via Roma, parking space in front of
Palazzo Consiglio Regionale
8:10h and 8:40h
Piazza dei Centomila
8:15h and 8:45h
Sustainable Places
is coming back to
Aix les Bains, France
We look forward to seeing you next year
in the heart of the Riviera of the Alps!