Programme

11:00 - 11:30 Walk-in 

11:30 - 11:45 Welcome and opening

By Prof. dr. ir. Tamas Keviczky, Professor at the Delft Centre for Systems and Control and scientific director of the TU Delft AgTech institute  

11:45 - 12:05 Keynote: Simulating the energy transition in the horticulture sector - supporting decision-making under deep uncertainty

Dr. ir. Emile Chappin, Associate Professor of Energy Systems & Simulation at the Faculty of Technology Policy and Management at TU Delft

12:05 - 12:25 Keynote: AgriPV market trend, open vs closed solutions

Prof. dr. ir. Olindo Isabella, Head of the Photovoltaic Materials and Devices group at TU Delft

12:25 - 13:10 Panel discussion about the potential of state-of-the-art technology in energy aligned with industry challenges towards collaboration in research and valorisation projects

Moderated by Zwanet van Lubek, Head of TU Delft | Corporate Innovation

Panellists are Monique van Wordragen, Director business unit Greenhouse Horticulture & Flower Bulbs, WUR, Prof. dr. ir. Tamas Keviczky, Prof. dr. ir. Olindo Isabella, Arnoud van der Zee, Program Manager energy transition, The Green Village, Dennis Medema, Program Manager Energy, Glastuinbouw Nederland.

13:15 - 14:00 Lunch break

14:00 - 16:00 Thematic break-out sessions (two rounds)

• Session 1: Tour of The Green Village, by Arnoud van der Zee: where knowledge- and educational institutions, entrepreneurs, government bodies, and civilians can research, experiment, validate and demonstrate their sustainable innovations, e.g. the integration of the future energy system of greenhouse horticulture with its urban environment. The Green Village is a place where people can live, work and learn, exempt from standard rules and regulations.
• Session 2: Hydrogen and Battery storage solutions
  • Application of hydrogen in the horticulture’s energy system: by Thijmen Vosmer, Advisor Energy Transition at Capturam
  • DC and battery energy storage – key to the energy transition: by Prof. dr. ir. Pavol Bauer, Professor at TU Delft
• Session 3: Large-scale local heat storage
  • Subsurface heat storage for greenhouses at various temperature levels: by Dr. ir. Martin Bloemendal, Assistant Professor at TU Delft

  • Phase Changing Materials for agriculture: by Bert van Dorp, Technical Director at Orange Climate Agri

• Session 4: Integration with external energy infrastructure
  • Participatory multi-modelling under deep uncertainty method for robust adaptive energy infrastructure investment planning: by Dr. ir. Igor Nikolic, Associate Professor at TU Delft
  • ICT-enabled electrification and energy integration of greenhouse horticulture with external systems: by Dr. ir. Tarek Alskaif, Assistant Professor of Energy Informatics at Wageningen University
• Session 5: Resource-efficient crop management
  • Climate control and energy use optimisation: by Prof. dr. ir. Tamas Keviczky, Professor at Delft Center for Systems and Control, TU Delft
  • Diffuse light and its impact on climate control, energy use, and crop yield: by Willem Kesteloo, CEO PAR+ at FOTONIQ

16:00 - 16:20 Afternoon break

16:20 - 17:00 Matchmaking programme 

Tailor-made based on your background and interest. We will schedule two matchmaking sessions for you, of twenty minutes each. For each session, we will make trios of researchers and private and public stakeholders. We will make a personalised schedule for this part of the programme for you. We, therefore, count on your attendance. If you can not join the event, then please make sure to cancel your registration on time. 

17:00 - 17:15 Closing

The Sustainable Future of West-Holland Greenhouses: Joint Interdisciplinary Student Team Assignment results, by Lucas Bungay (MSc. Sustainable Energy Technology, TU Delft)