Review 2012: http://enercon2013.we-conect.com/ Demand side improvements in energy efficiency & energy savings in plants & facilities for asset & energy intensive industries 2012 will be probably one of the most difficult years to forecast for some time. Concerns remain about the changing business environment and the slowdown in the global economy. Global competition (mainly from BRIC Countries), maturing markets, over-capacity plants, increasing environmental pressure, and rising raw material prices continue to challenge the profitability of asset intensive industries such as steel, glass, chemical, pulp & paper, cement, oil & gas, petrochemicals / refineries, food, pharmaceuticals, metals, iron & steel and aluminium. Foreseeable shortage of raw materials, rising production costs and oligopolies in the electricity sector, for example, contribute to a significant extent in the steadily rising energy prices. Increasing energy demand, global climate change, and constrained energy supplies are likely to impact how energy affects business in the future. If energy prices also rise dramatically, due to increased demand and constrained supply, business impacts will include reduced profits due to high operating costs and loss of competitiveness in energy intensive businesses. Excessive energy costs directly reduce the company's balance sheet. At the same time for the protection of the environment it is urgently needed to reduce the amount of CO2 emissions. Who against this background, decides to save energy, will not only reduce operating costs but also provides the foundation for sustainable competitiveness of their company. The efficient use of energy is, today and in the future, a key competitive factor for asset intensive and in these regard energy intensive companies. Systematic energy management helps to reduce energy consumption significantly and counteract rising energy costs. This includes efficient energy controlling, as well as economic use of energy and the best possible energy procurement. But long lasting success can only be achieved if these various measures are integrated into a stable organisational infrastructure and a target-oriented process. In this regard, the ener.CON Europe 2012 will focus and discuss with leading companies from more than 30 countries strategic approaches and operational improvements in energy efficiency & savings in plants & facilities (demand side) for asset intensive industries. We look forward to welcoming you! Your we.CONECT team

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ASSET INTENSIVE INDUSTRIES
Demand side improvements in energy efficiency &
energy savings in plants & facilities for asset & energy
intensive industries
15 TH – 16 TH March 2012 | Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof
More than 15 Case Studies | World CafÉ session |
Morning Session | IceBreaker Session
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OVerview
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SPeakers Main Topics
Lawrence Evans, General Manager Diagnostic and > Increasing energy efficiency through systematic energy
Performance Department, CTG, management in asset intensive industries
Italcementi Group / Italy > Total plant asset management & energy efficiency
Steve Rowlan, General Manager of Environmental Affairs, > A comprehensive approach to energy management – How
Nucor Corporation / USA to win the ENERGY STAR AWARD for the best energy
management program in North America
Mario Don Porto Carero, Senior Principal Engineer HVAC, > Presentation of the 1st LEED® certified chemical plant in
LEED AP, Worldwide Engineering & Technical Operations, Europe and integration of the concept in other plants world-
Johnson & Johnson / Belgium
wide
Dieter Kramer, Managing Director, > Technology transfer from one plant to another to expand an
Sandoz Industrial Products GmbH, Frankfurt am Main / energy efficiency program
Germany > Implementation of the ISO 50001 certification in an overall
Michele Mazza, Global Energy Leader - Building Materials total plant asset management framework
Group, > Energy efficiency, asset care excellence and totally integra-
Owens Corning / USA ted automation (TIA)
> Ranking, implementing, monitoring and communication of
Erik Stenback (MSc.), CTO, Energy Specialist,
improvement measures with a certified energy management
ArcelorMittal / Belgium
system
Steve Coppinger, Director, Energy Services, > Cogeneration and improved use of waste heat in production
CalPortland Company / USA to increase energy efficiency
Dr. Klaus Harste, Chairman of the Board of Directors, > Energy audits, energy measurements, management of peak
Saarstahl AG, Germany & low demands and integration in an automation concept
> Development of energy optimised waste gas collection
Dr. Malte Homann, Director Global Production Efficiency systems
Programs, > Integration of energy efficiency in design & construction of
Bayer MaterialScience AG / Germany
production plants
Carl Christiaens, Director, Global Energy Manager, > Energy-Saving Partnerships in industrial parks / Energy
Novelis Inc / Belgium project financing
John Yagel, Director, Corporate Productivity Director, > Improvement in Materials, Pumps, Fans, Lightings, Com-
Douglas Ilioff, Energy Master Champion, pressors, Mills, Heating, Cooling, Machinery, Air Pressure
W. R. Grace and Company / USA > Lean Six Sigma (LSS) continuous improvement philosophies,
TPM & energy efficiency
Carsten Schmidt, Marketing Management, > Pipe insulation and insulation technology
Dr. Martin Kruska, Head Business Development Energy &
Environmental Services,
Siemens AG / Germany
Primary Partner
Roberto Bertelli, Regional Manager,
AB Energy Spa / Italy
Torsten Kallweit, Head of Corporate Environment,
Voith GmbH / Germany
Tobias Ruta, Marketingmanager Energiemanagement, Business PartnerS
Endress+Hauser Messtechnik GmbH+Co. KG / Germany
Steve Offer, European Industrial Energy Business
Development,
Emerson Process Management / UK
Wolfgang Volkhausen, Head of Air Quality Protection
Department,
ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe AG / Germany
Bart Adams, Principal Consultant Climate Change Services,
Head of Unit Energy Efficiency Management,
DNV Belgium NV / Belgium
Tobias Zaers, Head of Technical Department / HSEQ,
Bilfinger Berger Industrial Services GmbH / Germany
Philippe Legile, EMEA Regional Energy Director,
MSD / France
Oliver Prietze, Senior Director Global Sales & Marketing,
Energy Audits,
OSRAM Lighting Services / Germany
Mladen Jakovcic, Director of BU Technical Services,
Hrvoje Glamuzina, Head of the Project Management
Department,
PLIVA Croatia Ltd / Group Member of Teva / Croatia
Paul Hughes, Lead Consultant,
ABB Consulting Ltd / UK
Johannes Penzkofer, Geschäftsführer,
G.C.E. Energy Consulting GmbH / Germany
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15 th – 16 th March 2012 | Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof
OVerview
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Contents Primary Partner
P. 2 | Overview Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a global powerhouse in electronics and
Speakers electrical engineering, operating in the fields of industry, energy and healthcare as
Main Topics well as providing infrastructure solutions, primarily for cities and metropolitan areas.
P. 3 | Overview For over 160 years, Siemens has stood for technological excellence, innovation,
Business Partners quality, reliability and internationality. The company is the world’s largest provider
P. 4 | Overview + Icebreaker of environmental technologies. Around 40 percent of its total revenue stems
References from green products and solutions. In fiscal 2011, which ended on September
Icebreaker Session
30, 2011, revenue from continuing operations totaled €73.5 billion and income
P. 5-7 | Conference Day 1 from continuing operations €7.0 billion. At the end of September 2011, Siemens
Challenge your Peers
had around 360,000 employees worldwide on the basis of continuing operations.
Evening Session
Further information is available on the Internet at: http://www.siemens.com.
P. 7-9 | Conference Day 2
Morning Session Siemens AG | Industry Automation Division
World Café Gleiwitzer Str. 555 | 90475 Nuremberg, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)911 895-0
www.siemens.com
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ABB Consulting
Daresbury Park Business Centre, Daresbury, Warrington, Cheshire WA4 4BT, UK
Phone: +44 (0)1925 741111 | Fax: +44 (0)1925 741212
www.abb.com/consulting
OSRAM AG
Hellabrunner Strasse 1 | 81543 Munich, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)89 6213-0 | Fax: +49 (0)89 6213-2020
www.osram.com
Emerson Process Management GmbH & Co. OHG
Rheinische Str. 2 | 42781 Haan, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)2129 553-0 | Fax: +49 (0)2129 553-100
www.emersonprocess.com
Endress+Hauser Messtechnik GmbH+Co. KG
Colmarer Straße 6 | 79576 Weil am Rhein, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)7621 9 75 01 | Fax: +49 (0)7621 9 75 55 5
www.endress.com
Bilfinger Berger Industrial Services GmbH
Gneisenaustr. 15 | 80992 Munich, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)89 14998-0 | Fax: +49 (0)89 14998-150
www.bis.bilfinger.com
DNV Belgium NV
Dubiossstraat 39 | 2060 Antwerpen, Belgium
Phone: +32 (0)3 206 65 40 | Fax: +32 (0)3 231 67 45
www.dnv.com
we.CONECT business peers
Take advantage of solution-oriented individual meetings that we can arrange with these partners before and during the
conference.
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4. ener .CON Europe 2012
15 th – 16 th March 2012 | Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof
aGENDA
ICEBREAKER Session | Wednesday, 14th March 2012
we.CONECT ICEBREAKER
Our Icebreaker Session consists of small Round Tables with speakers, business partners
and attendees where the audience will discuss the main challenges and cutting edge
topics of the conference in a relaxed atmosphere. Glass in hand, make your way around
our Round Tables and get to know each other. Enjoy food and drinks at the opening of the
conference, break the ice and get the show on the road.
20.00 | we.CONECT ask the leaders
Pre-conference drinks and Icebreaker Round Tables with speakers, business partners & participants
ICEBREAKER Round Table
Group wide Energy Management at ArcelorMittal ‒ How to use the size of the organization as a lever
> You cannot improve what you cannot measure
> Benchmarking: A great tool for identifying opportunities and solutions
> Sharing expertise through a strong network of peers
> A good energy performance is not just about technology
Erik Stenback (MSc.), CTO, Energy Specialist, ArcelorMittal / Belgium
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“I would like to congratulate you for the professionalism of your organization and
all the special sessions you organized in order to generate discussions between
attendees and get to know each other.“
Philippe Heim, HSE - Operational Safety, TOTAL Refining & Chemicals Belgium
“Well organized and excellent combination of topics.“
Thomas Gronauer, Head of Project Management Office, Bayer Bitterfeld GmbH
“Very interesting, professional organized event with competent and international
presence.“
Tobias Zaers, Zentralbereichsleiter Technik / HSEQ, Bilfinger Berger Industrial Services GmbH
“I certainly enjoyed the sections and sessions – Top Organisation & Conference!“
Kaveh Pourteymour, CIO – Global Refining and International Businesses, BP
“Good and sufficiently enough dense to our focus persons by using the many
opportunities for mutual communication.“
Dr. Roger Wenige, Global Industry Manager Chemical – Petrochemical Industry,
Endress+Hauser Messtechnik GmbH+Co. KG
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15 th – 16 th March 2012 | Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof
aGENDA
Conference Day 1 | Thursday, 15th March 2012
8.00 | Registration with coffee and tea
8.30 | Welcome and introduction by we.CONECT and the Chairman
Chairman: Johannes Penzkofer, G.C.E. Energy Consulting GmbH / Germany
Opening Speech: Dr. Martin Kruska, Siemens AG / Germany
we.CONECT Strategy Track (1)
Integrated strategies and systems for holistic corporate energy efficiency management /
Increasing energy efficiency through systematic energy management in asset intensive
industries
9.00 | Case Study + Live Demo
Managing Energy Efficiency in the Production – A Leading Example from the Chemical Industry – Live Demo
> Preparing the field: Raising awareness and communicate importance of energy efficiency by motivated expert teams
acting global
> Systematic identification of sustainable energy savings potentials in all relevant productions
> Ranking, implementing, monitoring and communication of improvement measures with STRUCTese®, the certified
energy management system developed in-house
> Practical examples for savings ranging from sharing best practice in existing operations to managing technology shifts
with new technologies
Dr. Malte Homann, Director Global Production Efficiency Programs, Bayer MaterialScience AG / Germany
9.40 | Winner Energy Star 2011 | Case Study
CalPortland’s comprehensive approach to energy management – How the energy efficiency program has saved
the company more than $6 million since its inception – and won the ENERGY STAR AWARD for the best energy
management program in North America for Strategic Energy Management in the Cement Industry
> Discussion of CalPortland’s approach to creating and continuously improving its corporate-wide energy program
> Discussion of how CalPortland created an energy management culture within their company
> How the company worked with vendors, customers, utilities, government agencies and local communities to leverage
the benefits of energy management
> Steps the U.S. cement industry has taken to significantly improve energy efficiency
> Review of energy management resources available in the U.S.
Steve Coppinger, Director, Energy Services, CalPortland Company /USA
10.20 | Case Study
How to implement and integrate a corporate global energy management system – Challenges in changing &
transformation of the culture @ Grace
> Energy Strategy
> Leader Engagement
> Good Investments
> Beyond Just Engineering
John Yagel, Director, Corporate Productivity Director, W. R. Grace and Company / USA
Douglas Ilioff, Energy Master Champion, W. R. Grace and Company / UK
11.00 | Refreshment break with Networking Zone
we.CONECT Best Practice Track (1)
Energy Efficiency & Total Plant Asset Management
11.30 | Case Study
Energy Efficiency & Total Plant Asset Management – Best practices from plants in Germany & China
> Strategy and approach for energy management for total plants
> Energy efficiency of existing buildings and infrastructure
> Integration of energy management to planning and construction phase
> Energy management in Germany and China ‒ Are there differences?
> Best Practices
Torsten Kallweit, Head of Corporate Environment, Voith GmbH / Germany
12.10 | Case Study
After the Audit: Issues and Obstacles confronting Energy Reduction programmes and how to
overcome them
> Financial, organisational and technical barriers to improved Energy Efficiency
> A structured approach to overcome these barriers
Paul Hughes, Lead Consultant, ABB Consulting Ltd / UK
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aGENDA
Conference Day 1 | Thursday, 15th March 2012
12.50 | Lunch with Networking Zone
we.CONECT Challenge your peers – What
would you do?
In up to six round tables, each with six moderators, the participants interact, describe & discuss
their specific issues, approaches and solutions regarding the conference topic. we.CONECT finds
out in advance with a special inquiry approach the most important issues facing the participants.
13.50 | Parallel Round Tables
Based on your input from the delegate checklist, we will create a round table session involving an interactive discussion
with your peers. The topics that will be discussed on-site will be announced 3 weeks before the event begins.
Round Table 1
Energy efficieny improvements, Six Sigma, KPI‘s, Benchmarking Energy Efficiency as a part of Productivity,
Implementation of Projects
John Yagel, Director, Corporate Productivity Director, W. R. Grace and Company / USA
Round Table 2
Cogeneration, Heat Recovery, Plumbing & Heating, Supervision Systems & Tools, Standardization of processes
to reach energy efficiency
Roberto Bertelli, Regional Manager, AB Energy Spa / Italy
Round Table 3
Ressource Management, Budget management for energy improvements, new ideas to initiate energy efficiency
projects
Philippe Legile, EMEA Regional Energy Director, MSD / France
14.50 | Case Study
Implementing the ISO 50001 certification in an overall total plant asset management framework
> Asset management & Energy Efficiency & Quality
> Standardization as a tool for asset performance optimization
> Energy Management System provides significant cost reductions
> Relationship between PAS 55-1,2/2008 (Asset Management) & ISO 50001 (Energy management systems) & ISO 9000
Mladen Jakovcic, Director of BU Technical Services, PLIVA Croatia Ltd / Group Member of Teva
Hrvoje Glamuzina, Head of the Project Management Department, PLIVA Croatia Ltd / Group Member of Teva
15.30 | Solution Study
Sustainable Energy Management – Powerhouse control and optimisation
> Fuel costs rising, more regulation, profitability being squeezed; as part of your energy management program, Emerson
has the solutions to ensure compliance, whilst increasing business performance
> Energy management is not just a good practice; it’s good business practice
Steve Offer, European Industrial Energy Business Development, Emerson Process Management / UK
16.10 | Refreshment break with Networking Zone
16.40 | Case Study
Application of Carbon Footprinting Methodology for Process Efficiency Improvements in Biotechnological API
Production
> Carbon Footprint Methodology (PCF) – Background & process steps
> Emission model for pharmaceutical intermediate
> Use of the model: Identification of emission hot-spots & scenario analysis
> Examples for process improvements (Novartis Energy Award 2011
Dieter Kramer, Managing Director, Sandoz Industrial Products GmbH, Frankfurt am Main / Germany
we.CONECT Strategy Track (2)
Energy efficiency planning in the design and construction of production plants
17.20 | Case Study
Energy-efficient lighting solutions for industrial buildings – Special Video Presentation
> Energy audit: Analysis of your current lighting installation
> Energy and operation cost savings of >50 % with a payback of 2-5 years
> Total lighting solutions with efficient luminaires, innovative light sources and intelligent lighting control
> Turnkey project management and financing options
Oliver Prietze, Senior Director Global Sales & Marketing, Energy Audits,
OSRAM Lighting Services / Germany
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aGENDA
Conference Day 1 | Thursday, 15th March 2012
we.CONECT Strategy Track (2)
Energy efficiency planning in the design and construction of production plants
18.00 | Case Study
The Johnson & Johnson energy efficiency journey – The 1st LEED® certified chemical plant in Europe and
integration of the concept in other plants worldwide
> What is LEED® about? – Brief introduction
> How to integrate the 5 sustainability pillars in a project? Influencing the Project Development Process
> Green highlights
> Lessons learned and strategy for worldwide implementation
Mario Don Porto Carero, Senior Principal Engineer HVAC, LEED AP, Worldwide Engineering & Technical Operations,
Johnson & Johnson / Belgium
18.40 | Case Study + Closing Speech
The Siemens Energy Efficiency Program – Challenges and opportunities of a global corporate approach to
energy efficiency
> The starting point
> Program Elements
> Challenges in the Program Implementation
> Achievements
> The way forward
Dr. Martin Kruska, Head Business Development Energy & Environmental Services, Siemens AG / Germany
20.00 | Networking Dinner
DINNER in a relaxed atmosphere to conclude
the first conference day
Restaurant | Cafe des Artistes
aGENDA
Conference Day 2 | Friday, 16th March 2012
we.CONECT Morning Session
Short talks with a thematic focus
8.00 | Solution Study
Energy saving potential through optimal pipe insulation and integration in an
overall AC (asset care) program
Tobias Zaers, Head of Technical Department / HSEQ, Bilfinger Berger Industrial
Services GmbH / Germany
8.40 | Welcome and introduction by we.CONECT and the Chairman
Chairman: Johannes Penzkofer, G.C.E. Energy Consulting GmbH / Germany
8.50 | Solution Study
Management x Technology x Behaviour = Effective Energy Savings
> Illustrating an integrated approach that addresses managerial, technological and behavioural solutions by means of
industry case studies
> Implementing effective energy management based on EN 16001 / ISO 50001 and industry best practices
> Systematically identifying financially attractive technological solutions
> Changing behaviour by addressing the Energy Culture of an organization
Bart Adams, Principal Consultant Climate Change Services, Head of Unit Energy
Efficiency Management, DNV Belgium NV / Belgium
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aGENDA
Conference Day 2 | Friday, 16th March 2012
9.30 | Preparation of the Wold Café
we.CONECT World Café
The World Café will be initiated with lectures lasting 10 minutes
9.40 | Lecture Solution Café
Energy Savings – How do you figure out your performance level?
> Comprehensive approach to lever the saving potentials below the surface
> Metering and monitoring the energy flows pays out to keep the line
> Business process integration into ERP level
Tobias Ruta, Marketingmanager Energiemanagement, Endress+Hauser Messtechnik GmbH+Co. KG / Germany
9.50 | Lecture Operational Implementation Café
Energy Efficient production – Mapping, Energy Assessment: How to find the right approach?
> Heating of buildings with waste heat/district heating
> Important to do Energy Mapping – Sankey diagrams
> Systematic work by skilled energy „hunters“
> Energy metering and monitoring systems – knowledge is the key factor for success
Carl Christiaens, Director, Global Energy Manager, Novelis Inc / Belgium
10.00 | Lecture Strategy Café I
Intelligent energy management in production: Continuous, integrated strategies and systems for a holistically
optimised and economical energy management
> Current situation: Current situation, energy management drivers for end customers and for system integrators
> EM products, systems and solutions, realisation of EM
> Scalable energy management: Identification of potential savings in the areas of electricity, gas, steam, compressed
air, heat and cold
> Visualisation of energy data, centralised switching of unneeded consumer both in long and short production times,
measurement of peak demands
> Continuous energy and materials accounting for the energy production and consumption and systems, polluters and
their allocation of energy transfer to ERP systems (such as SAP R / 3)
> Energy & totally integrated automation (TIA): Connecting applications to a higher level automation and energy
management system
Carsten Schmidt, Marketing Management, Siemens AG / Germany
Dr. Martin Kruska, Head Business Development Energy & Environmental Services, Siemens AG / Germany
10.10 | Lecture Strategy Café II
Energy Efficiency & Energy Management in Asset Intensive Industries (where we stand, what is technically and
politically more useful and what are the limits?)
Dr. Klaus Harste, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Saarstahl AG / Germany
10.20 | START WORLD CAFÉ | EACH SESSION LASTS 30 MINUTES
we.CONECT and the chair open the World Café, explaining the principles and set the World Café etiquette.
Solution Café Operational Strategy Café I Strategy Café II
Implementation Café
12.20 | World Café Panel Discussion
Presentation of the key results of the World Café and the individual interviews
12.40 | Lunch with Networking Zone
we.CONECT Best Practice Track (2)
Energy Audits & Monitoring – Energy controlling, condition and remote monitoring,
continuous monitoring, metering, peak & low demand management
13.50 | Case Study
Implementing a certified Energy Management System: Challenges and opportunities along the road to certification
> Building on a mature energy program
> Internal and external challenges
> Buy-in, a continuous process
> Impact of market and business conditions
> Energy management system integration with existing management system
Michele Mazza, Global Energy Leader - Building Materials
Group, Owens Corning / USA
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Conference Day 2 | Friday, 16th March 2012
14.30 | Case Study
Energy audits, energy measurements and management of peak & low demands
> Energy audits: Global framework and local implementation
> Electrical consumption audits as a core approach
> Consumption measurement & monitoring through SCADA & Metering Systems
> Implications for low and peak demand management
> Automatic shutdown management and implications for costs of reliability
> Integration in an overall PAM framework as a basic requirement for energy audits, energy measurement and a useful
management of peak & low demands
Lawrence Evans, General Manager Diagnostic and Performance Department, CTG, Italcementi Group / Italy
15.10 | Refreshment break with Networking Zone
15.40 | Case Study
Development of energy optimised waste gas collection systems
> Completely new collection system based on the principle of hurricanes as they appear in nature (whirl wind / whirl hood)
> 30% reduction of ventilation volume required
> High efficiency also when larger distances between source and hood
Wolfgang Volkhausen, Head of Air Quality Protection Department, ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe AG / Germany
we.CONECT Strategy Track (3)
Energy project financing
16.20 | Case Study
Energy project financing – About managing energy investment and return in a pharmaceutical company
> Areas of Investment
> Employee behaviour and management sponsorship
> Project portfolio, average payback & orientating to sustainability
> Examples & best practices: Heat recovery, heat storage, cogeneration, air conditionning in pharmaceutical buildings
Philippe Legile, EMEA Regional Energy Director, MSD / France
17.00 | Closing words from the chair and end of the conference
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