ENERGY EFFICIENCY COALITION: Active Communications International

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Energy Storage 2013

Croatian Center of Renewable Energy Sources

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Active Communications International
The agenda for the Energy Storage 2013 summit taking place on
27th – 28th February in Nice, France is complete. ACI is very pleased with the excellent panellists assembled and hope you will join us to hear presentations from:


Raquel GardeCENER	Erik HauptmeierRWE AG
Thierry Gallet Conseil Général Des Alpes De Haute-Provence	Luigi Debarberis European Commission Joint Research Centre
Filip Smeets Hydrogenics Europe N.v.	James MacnaghtenIsentropic
Henri Jacquet-Francillon EDF-CIH	Michael SalomonClean Horizon
Fred HustigSuntrace GmbH	Raili AlanenVTT
Irene FastelliENEL Research	Pierre Bernard Bernard Energy Advocacy
Sergio Olivero SiTI	Petra De Boer DNV KEMA
Eduardo Mascarell ENDESA	Jillis RaadscheldersDNV KEMA
Toby Peters Highview Power Storage	Graham Cooley ITM Power
Gabriella Németh CNE - Comisión Nacional De Energía	Johan Raynaert Capricorn Venture Partners
Steve Hellman Eos Energy Storage	Anthony Price Swanbarton
Angelo FerranteTerna	Aty Edris Quanta Technology, USA

Richard Brody
SustainX, Inc.
The conference will offer lots of interactive panel discussions and question & answer sessions, inviting all conference attendees to participate in exchanging information with their peers.

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Exclusive Site Visit

During the afternoon of Tuesday 26th February 2013 a limited number of conference attendees will have the opportunity to attend an exclusive site visit to EDF’s Castillon Dam located in Demandolx, by Castellane, in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.

**There is no extra charge to attend the site visit. Please register your attendance for
the site visit when booking for the conference

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