Academic Elevator Pitches

The selected academic abstracts submitted to EventHorizon 2019, will present their work in 2min pitches.

Speakers in alphabetical order:

1. Amanda Ahl – Tokyo Institute of Technology
2. Alain Brenzikofer – Supercomputing Systems
3. Karolina Brücknerova – Stockholm School of Economics
4. Michael J. Fell – University College London’s Energy Institute
5. Marlon Fleck – Reiner Lemoine Institute
6. Christian Gorenflo – University of Waterloo
7. Simon Johanning – Institute for Infrastructure and Resources Management (IIRM), Leipzig University
8. Salam Khanji – Green Tomorrow for smart sustainable solutions – Research and Development
9. Alexandra Schneiders – University College London’s Energy Institute
10. Ian J. Scott – Instituto Superior Técnico
11. Arne Surmann – Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (Fraunhofer ISE)
12. Dr. Ioannis Vlachos – National Technical University of Athens
13. Takeda Yasuhiro –  The University of Tokyo
14. Andreas Zeselmaier – FfE e.V.

    Running Order:

    15:32	15:34	Review of blockchain-based distributed energy: Implications for institutional development	Ahl	Amanda	Tokyo Institute of Technology
    15:34	15:37	SubstraTEE: Enhancing Privacy on Substrate-Based Blockchains leveraging Trusted Execution Environments	Brenzikofer	ALAIN	Supercomputing Systems AG
    15:37	15:40	Using a Blockchain to Mitigate Trust in Electric Vehicle Charging*	Gorenflo	Christian	University of Waterloo
    15:40	15:43	GreenRide: Blockchain-based Decentralized Rewarding Ridesharing Application	Khanji	Salam	Green Tomorrow for smart sustainable solutions – Research and Development
    15:43	15:45	‘Watts the Deal?’: The Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading Game	Schneiders	Alexandra	University College London’s Energy Institute
    15:45	15:48	Bidding and Markets in Hierarchical Blockchain Peer 2 Peer (P2P) Electricity Trading	Scott	Ian J.	Instituto Superior Técnico
    15:48	15:51	P2P Energy Trading based on Market Mechanism	Yasuhiro	Takeda	The University of Tokyo
    15:51	15:54	The Diffusion of Blockchain Technology in P2P Electricity Trading	Brücknerova	Karolina	Stockholm School of Economics
    15:54	15:56	Customer demand for blockchain-enabled peer-to-peer energy trading in the United Kingdom	Fell	Michael J.	University College London’s Energy Institute
    15:56	15:59	Development of a Blockchain-based multi-agent energy management system for tenant electricity concepts in a zero-emission neighborhood in Germany	Surmann	Arne	Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (Fraunhofer ISE)
    15:59	16:02	DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A DECENTRALIZED AMR SYSTEM USING BLOCKCHAINS, SMART CONTRACTS AND LORAWAN	Dr. Ioannis	Vlachos	National Technical University of Athens
    16:02	16:05	Implementation and Evaluation of a Distributed Energy Data Platform	Zeiselmair	Andreas	FfE e.V.
    16:05	16:07	LabChain: A blockchain-based Research Infrastructure for Experimental Energy Economics	Johanning	Simon	Institute for Infrastructure and Resources Management (IIRM), Leipzig University
    16:07	16:10	Microgrid bidding strategies and the effect of big participants	Fleck	Marlon	RWTH Aachen