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Green ICT and energy efficiency in ICT are key opportunities to lower the ecological footprint. Smart energy grids (smart grids) allow for more efficient use of energy and are seen as a major industry and societal evolution as the power and ICT industries converge. Companies partnering in IBBT research on green ICT included SONY, Niko, and VITO. The brokering event discussed potential interdisciplinary collaborative projects (ICONs) between IBBT research groups and external partners from companies, governments, and non-profits in application domains like digital media, health, mobility, ICT and energy, and secure computing.

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Green ICT Energy efficiency in andby ICT 13/10/2011 1

Energy efficiency in andby ICT ICT -a key enabler in lowering the ‘ecological footprint’ A key opportunity in this regard - also at a policy level - is the use of smart energy networks (smart grids) The Smart Grid is now widely seen as a major industry and societal evolution where the convergence of power and ICT industries is going to bring major changes. Changes thatorientboth the R&D agenda and the business insights of IBBT & partner network 15u30-17.00 : Brookerage green ICT 3

13/10/2011 4 Moderator: Dr. M. Claire Van de Velde,IBBT VP Techtransfer & Valorisation John Baekelmans Cisco Matthias Vandepitte GIMV Michel MichelTilman, SONY, senior software Engineer R&D Stijn Van de Veire Niko, system Architect Peter Verboven VITO (EU-Agenda) Pitches/PanelSpeakers + Leen VANDESANDE FlandersSmartGrids Chris Develder IBBT-IBCN-UGent

13/10/2011 5 John Baekelmans Cisco Matthias Vandepitte, GIMV

13/10/2011 6 Moderator: Dr. M. Claire Van de Velde,IBBT VP Techtransfer & Valorisation John Baekelmans Cisco Matthias Vandepitte GIMV Michel MichelTilman, SONY, senior software Engineer R&D Stijn Van de Veire Niko, system Architect Peter Verboven VITO (EU-Agenda) Pitches/PanelSpeakers + Leen VANDESANDE FlandersSmartGrids Chris Develder IBBT-IBCN-UGent

13/10/2011 7 Companies partnering in IBBT Research andwhat ‘s next… SONY : Michel MichelTilman, senior software Engineer R&D VIKO - Stijn Van de Veiresystem Architect Partnering research Institute Peter Verboven, VITO (EU-Agenda)

13/10/2011 8 Moderator: Dr. M. Claire Van de Velde,IBBT VP Techtransfer & Valorisation John Baekelmans Cisco Matthias Vandepitte GIMV Michel MichelTilman, SONY, senior software Engineer R&D Stijn Van de Veire Niko, system Architect Peter Verboven VITO (EU-Agenda) Pitches/PanelSpeakers + Leen VANDESANDE FlandersSmartGrids Chris Develder IBBT-IBCN-UGent

13/10/2011 9 Brookerage aspect : potentiallyleadingto ICON Icon = Interdisciplinary collaborative projects between IBBT research groups + external partners (companies, governments, non-profit org., etc.) ,[object Object]

Within the scope of IBBT’s application domains (Digital media and culture, Healthy society, Sustainable Mobility, ICT and energy, Social and Secure Computing)Or leadingtoother types of projects : bilateral, european…

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Economical, social and/or cultural added value

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1. Green ICT Energy efficiency in andby ICT 13/10/2011 1

3. Energy efficiency in andby ICT ICT -a key enabler in lowering the ‘ecological footprint’ A key opportunity in this regard - also at a policy level - is the use of smart energy networks (smart grids) The Smart Grid is now widely seen as a major industry and societal evolution where the convergence of power and ICT industries is going to bring major changes. Changes thatorientboth the R&D agenda and the business insights of IBBT & partner network 15u30-17.00 : Brookerage green ICT 3

4. 13/10/2011 4 Moderator: Dr. M. Claire Van de Velde,IBBT VP Techtransfer & Valorisation John Baekelmans Cisco Matthias Vandepitte GIMV Michel MichelTilman, SONY, senior software Engineer R&D Stijn Van de Veire Niko, system Architect Peter Verboven VITO (EU-Agenda) Pitches/PanelSpeakers + Leen VANDESANDE FlandersSmartGrids Chris Develder IBBT-IBCN-UGent

5. 13/10/2011 5 John Baekelmans Cisco Matthias Vandepitte, GIMV

6. 13/10/2011 6 Moderator: Dr. M. Claire Van de Velde,IBBT VP Techtransfer & Valorisation John Baekelmans Cisco Matthias Vandepitte GIMV Michel MichelTilman, SONY, senior software Engineer R&D Stijn Van de Veire Niko, system Architect Peter Verboven VITO (EU-Agenda) Pitches/PanelSpeakers + Leen VANDESANDE FlandersSmartGrids Chris Develder IBBT-IBCN-UGent

7. 13/10/2011 7 Companies partnering in IBBT Research andwhat ‘s next… SONY : Michel MichelTilman, senior software Engineer R&D VIKO - Stijn Van de Veiresystem Architect Partnering research Institute Peter Verboven, VITO (EU-Agenda)

8. 13/10/2011 8 Moderator: Dr. M. Claire Van de Velde,IBBT VP Techtransfer & Valorisation John Baekelmans Cisco Matthias Vandepitte GIMV Michel MichelTilman, SONY, senior software Engineer R&D Stijn Van de Veire Niko, system Architect Peter Verboven VITO (EU-Agenda) Pitches/PanelSpeakers + Leen VANDESANDE FlandersSmartGrids Chris Develder IBBT-IBCN-UGent

10. Within the scope of IBBT’s application domains (Digital media and culture, Healthy society, Sustainable Mobility, ICT and energy, Social and Secure Computing)Or leadingtoother types of projects : bilateral, european…

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12. Well-balanced composition of the consortium

13. Economical, social and/or cultural added value

14. Proof of concept in demonstrator

15. 2-year duration max 50% IBBT R&D and a minimum of 50% financial contribution by external partners (in kind)Companies can apply for IWT support within the ICON proposal Icon: timing Deadline proposals: Mars/April 2012 (exact date will be announced on IBBT website)

16. 13/10/2011 11 PANEL format To start off: Leen VANDESANDE FlandersSmartGrids Speakers + additional panel Chris Develder IBBT-IBCN-Ugent YOUR interest…

17. 13/10/2011 12

18. 13/10/2011 13 Thankyou!

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