UEI Symposium
Speeding up the energy transition in existing buildings: Innovation Through Collaboration
The Netherlands aims to increase energy renovations in existing buildings to 200,000 per year. For the past four years, the "Integrated Approaches for Energy Renovations in Existing Buildings" (IEBB) consortium has worked to develop innovative and scalable solutions to achieve this goal.
On November 19, Urban Energy Institute will host its annual symposium which will also serve as the closing event for the IEBB program. The event will showcase IEBB’s most promising results and lessons learned. Professionals from industry, government and academia will gather to exchange ideas on how these results can be further put into practice.
This event is organized by TU Delft and TNO in collaboration with TKI Urban Energy, TKI Bouw en Techniek and RVO.
Spots are limited - early registration is recommended to save your spot!
Program
10:00 – 10:30 Walk-in, Registration & Coffee
10:30 – 10:40 Welcome Remarks by Moderator, Geert Maarse
10:40 – 11:00 Opening Keynote by Laure Itard, TU Delft
11:00 – 11:30 Opening Panel Discussion: Reflecting on IEBB Collaboration with Mieke Oostra (HU), Marion Bakker (RVO), Henk Visscher (TUD) & Huub Keizer (TNO)
11:30 – 12:00 PhD Panel: Tangible Results for Industry with Shima Ebrahimigharehbaghi (IEECP), Prateek Wahi (TU Delft), Evert van Beek (TU Delft)
12:00 – 13:00 Networking Lunch
13:00 – 14:30 Parallel Sessions: Round 1
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Track 1: Bundling Renovation Measures with Mathijs Vallinga (Reimarkt), Piet Jacobs (TNO) & Frans Koene (TNO)
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Track 2: Governance & Collaboration Models for Energy Renovations with Walter van Steenis (WNR), Olivier Lauteslager (Verbouwstromen), Erwin Mlecnik (TUD), Ragy Elgendy (TU Delft) & Guus Mulder (TKI Urban Energy)
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Track 3: Site Visit to Green Village
14:30 – 14:45 Break
14:45 – 16:15 Parallel Sessions: Round 2
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Track 4: How to Get People on Board: Behavior Insights into Renovation Decisions with Queena Qian (TU Delft), Theo Arentze (TUE), Stella Boess (TU Delft) and Gerdien de Vries (TU Delft)
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Track 5: Preparing Homes for District Heating with Andries van Wijhe (TNO) and Martin Bloemendal (TU Delft)
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Track 6: Data-Driven Solutions for Scaling Up Renovations, speakers TBC
16:00 – 16:30 Closing Panel Discussion: Lessons Learned and Recommendations from IEBB Experience with Marjolein van Splunder (KGG), Marion Bakker (RVO), David van der Woude (VRO), Guus Mulder (TKI Urban Energy)
16:30 – 16:45 Closing Keynote by Maaike Zwart, Vice-Mayor Sustainability City of Delft
16:45 – 17:00 Final Reflections and Wrap-Up with Marco Bakker (TNO) and Henk Visscher (TU Delft)
17:00 – 18:00 Networking Reception
Parallel Sessions
Bundling Renovation Measures
Accelerating the energy transition in the built environment requires a different way of thinking about renovation “products” and more efficient, standardized ways to produce and install them. This section presents a cross-section of the various technological developments, tools and methods have been developed within IEBB for this purpose.
With Mathijs Vallinga (Reimarkt), Piet Jacobs (TNO) & Frans Koene (TNO)
Governance & Collaboration Models for Energy Renovations
With Walter van Steenis (WNR), Olivier Lauteslager (Verbouwstromen), Erwin Mlecnik (TUD), Ragy Elgendy (TU Delft) & Guus Mulder (TKI Urban Energy)
The Green Village
Site Visit to the Green Village
How to Get People on Board: Behavior Insights into Renovation Decisions
With Queena Qian (TU Delft), Theo Arentze (TUE), Stella Boess (TU Delft) en Gerdien de Vries (TU Delft).
Preparing Homes for District Heating
What is needed to connect a home to a district heating network, what can be done to simplify and accelerate this, and what are possible alternatives? In this session, we take a look at developments both “in front of” and “behind” the meter with respect to district heating networks.
With Andries van Wijhe (TNO) en Martin Bloemendal (TU Delft)
Data-Driven Solutions for Scaling Up Renovations
Get a glimpse of the experience by watching the aftermovie from the UEI Symposium 2023, 'Future Horizons of the Energy Transition.'