Moderator: Andrew Wyckoff (OECD), Director of Science, Technology and Industry.

First opening speech by HE Cristina Narbona Ruiz (Ambassador of Spain), Permanent Representative of Spain to the OECD and former Minister of Environment

HE Cristina Narbona Ruiz

Second opening speech by Zoran Stančič (European Commission), Deputy Director-General, DG Information Society and Media

Zoran Stančič

Moderator: Jørgen Abild Andersen (Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Denmark), Director General and Chair of the OECD ICCP

Introducing key environmental challenges.
Helen Mountford (OECD), Deputy Environment Director (elect).

The growth of ICT innovation in cleantech: smartening up dumb assets.
Richard Youngman (Cleantech Group), Managing Director Europe and Vice President, Global Research.

Using energy data analytics for consumers, utilities and the environment.
Alex Laskey (Opower, United States), President and Co-Founder.

Smart Grids in the Developing World.
Rahul Tongia (Center for Study of Science, Technology, and Policy, CSTEP, India), Programme Director, Energy and ICTs.

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Moderator: Mario Tobias (BITKOM, Germany), Managing Director.

Benefits and barriers to the smart grid, the Korean example.
Gyu Myoung Lee (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, ETRI, Korea), Invited Researcher.

Smarter water management through sensor-based networks.
Ian Oppermann (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, CSIRO, Australia), Director, CSIRO ICT Centre.

Integrating smart energy and water systems – opportunities and challenges for ICTs.
Antonio Pires Santos (IBM), Energy and Utilities Leader.

Moderator: Fabienne Pierre (United Nations Environmental Programme, UNEP), Associate.

Smart meters as a basis for advanced utility consumer services.
Karl Derler (Linz AG, Austria), Managing Director.

How do smart meters impact energy consumption of individuals and households
Mari Martiskainen (University of Sussex, United Kingdom), Research Fellow, Sussex Energy Group.

Environmental opportunities from context-aware and mobile computing for individuals.
Hiroyuki Morikawa (University of Tokyo, Japan), Director, Morikawa Laboratory..

Privacy issues related to smart technologies
Lillie Coney (Electronic Privacy Information Center, EPIC), Associate Director. 

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Moderator: Bill St. Arnaud, Green IT expert, Canada

A utility view on the role of ICT applications for electric mobility.
Paul Mulvaney (Electricity Supply Board, ESB, Ireland), Managing Director ESB ecars.

A major city view on smart ICT applications for electric mobility.
Maarten Linnenkamp (City of Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Programme Manager Air Quality Improvement Department.

A private sector view on ICT applications for country-wide electric mobility.
João Jesus Caetano (Center for Excellence and Innovation in the Automotive Industry, CEIIA, Portugal), Mobi.E R&D Programme manager.

An ICT sector perspective on opportunities and challenges for integrated electricity and transport systems.
Jesús Bermejo (Telvent, Spain), R&D manager.

An empirical regard on integrated smart grids and smart mobility pilot projects (MeRegio Mobil)
Hartmut Schmeck (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, KIT, Germany), Informatics Institute, Faculty of Economics and Business Engineering.

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Discussion statement by Philippe Crist (International Transport Forum, ITF), Analyst.

Moderator: Jørgen Abild Andersen (Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Denmark), Director General and Chair of the OECD ICCP

Linking the US National Broadband Plan with energy and environment policies.
Tracey Weisler (Federal Communications Commission, FCC, United States), Senior Advisor

The Dutch ICT and Energy programme.
Michel Verhagen (Ministry of Economic Affairs, The Netherlands), Deputy Director, ICT policies division.

Green ICT and Smart Community: The Japanese Approach.
Yoshiaki Tojo (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, METI, Japan), Director, Information Services Industry division.

A snapshot of Egypt’s Smart ICT Policies.
Nevine Tewfik (Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, MCIT, Egypt), Director, Information Infrastructure division.