Neue Herausforderungen, neue Chancen: Next Level

Mittwoch, 07. Mai 2025

Zeit
14:00 - 15:30Uhr
Halle
ICM München
Raum
Room 5

Generell ist Energiespeicherung ist kein Selbstzweck. Der technische und finanzielle Nutzen steht immer im Vordergrund. Häufig lassen sich Anwendungsfälle aber schwer wirtschaftlich darstellen. Oftmals sind die Anschaffungskosten beziehungsweise die Betriebskosten im Verhältnis zu den Erträgen noch zu hoch. Jedoch wandelt sich der Markt. Neue Rahmenbedingungen und regulatorische Vorgaben bieten Chancen für neue Anwendungsfälle. In der meistbesuchten Session der ees Europe Conference 2024 haben Teilnehmende bereits einen ersten Überblick erhalten. 2025 gehen wir mit diesem Format auf das nächste Level. Sie erfahren in dieser Session mehr über die neuesten Herausforderungen und wie sich wirtschaftlich rentable Anwendungsfälle daraus ableiten lassen.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass alle Konferenzsessions in englischer Sprache abgehalten werden.

14:00 - 14:05UhrWelcome & Introduction

Prof. Dr. Holger Hesse

Head of Smart Energy Systems Research Group

University of Applied Sciences Kempten

14:05 - 14:15UhrKey Insights from Marketing a Behind-The-Meter Energy Storage Model

Matthias Masschelin

Product Management

Bnewable

14:15 - 14:25UhrBESS and EV Charging: A Good Fit! - How Battery Storage Supports the Integration of EV Charging Infrastructure

Evelyn Maier

Product Manager

sonnen GmbH

14:25 - 14:35UhrDynamic Curtailment and Energy Storage Integration in Offshore Wind Parks

Dr. Benjamin Lehner

CEO

Dutch Marine Energy Centre

14:35 - 14:45UhrSizing Large Scale Storages Towards Grid Serviceability

Franz Hartleitner

Energy Data Scientist

ECO STOR GmbH

14:45 - 14:55UhrDesigning Optimized BESS for Inertia Service Markets

Dr. Daniel Duckwitz

Product Manager

SMA Solar Technology AG

14:55 - 15:30UhrQ&A and Panel Discussion

Referenten
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Prof. Dr. Holger Hesse, University of Applied Sciences Kempten

Head of Smart Energy Systems Research Group

Germany

Holger Hesse is Professor at the University of Applied Sciences Kempten. He holds a PhD in physics and he gained expert knowledge in the fields of battery storage and energy markets through various stages in industry and academia. He was postdoctoral researcher at Technical University of Munich and consultant for BMW, e.on and other well renowned industrial players. His research team has a particular focus on battery storage modelling including techno-economic analyses, energy dispatch optimization and machine learning derived control of systems.

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Dr. Benjamin Lehner, Dutch Marine Energy Centre

CEO

The Netherlands

Benjamin Lehner is the CEO of DMEC an international knowledge centre and accelerator for offshore renewable energy & sustainability innovations. At DMEC he initated the biggest European Green Deal project on offshore multi-use called EU-SCORES. Before joining DMEC, Benjamin founded a start-up on delocalised carbon capture and storage (CCS). He holds a PhD from Delft University of Technology in collaboration with NASA on the interface of synthetic biology, nano materials and space flight. He further studied Biology at the University of Salzburg and is currently finalising an executive MBA between Rotterdam School of Management and University of Cologne Business School.

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Matthias Masschelin, Bnewable

Product Management

Belgium

Matthias Masschelin is responsible for Product, Trading, and Regulatory at Bnewable where he leads the product development of Voltana, Bnewable's platform for battery steering, designs business models harmonizing local value creation with market opportunities and leads the optimization team. With 16 years of experience in the electricity sector at Elia, Restore, and Centrica, he has worked across product development, grid operations and managing balance at the national control center. His expertise spans energy markets, market models, and the valorization of flexibility across different market mechanisms.

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Franz Hartleitner, ECO STOR GmbH

Energy Data Scientist

Germany

Franz has a background in Mathematics and is Energy Data Scientist at ECO STOR based in Munich, Germany. As part of the ECO STOR Team, he developed software to control large scale storage systems and commissioned numerous storage projects. Passionate about accelerating the energy transition, he specializes in assessing how storage can optimize the integration of renewable power into the grid.

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Dr. Daniel Duckwitz, SMA Solar Technology AG

Product Manager

Germany

Dr. Daniel Duckwitz is responsible for Stability Applications in the large scale portfolio of SMA Solar Technology AG. His work includes optimizing products based on the stability needs of power systems - with a focus on Large Scale Stability BESS with Inertia Services and grid-forming technology. He has a strong background in mechatronic and electrical engineering, with extensive research experience in power system stability and operation.

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Evelyn Maier, sonnen GmbH

Product Manager

Germany

Evelyn Maier is a Product Manager at sonnen GmbH, a leading company in intelligent battery energy storage solutions and renewable energy. She is responsible for the commercial and industrial battery energy storage systems at sonnen. With a degree in Energy Engineering, she has extensive expertise in the energy industry. Previously, she worked at RWE, one of Germany's largest utilities, in various roles across business development, R&D, and asset management for RWE's renewables division.

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