Date: Tuesday 26 March 2019
Moderator: Ann De Bie
| 09h00 – 09h30 | Registration and coffee |
| 09h30 – 09h50 | Chairman’s welcome – Peter Van Den Heede, Head of Sales Council, ABB & Chairman Agoria Smart Cities Committee – Ingrid Reynaert, Business Group Leader Smart Cities, Agoria (NL/FR) |
| 09h50 – 10h10 | La stratégie smart cities de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale / Smart cities strategie van het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest – Bianca Debaets, State Secretary, Brussels-Capital Region (NL/FR) |
| 10h10 – 10h30 | Vlaamse steden en gemeenten zetten volop in op smart cities, een stand van zaken – Mieck Vos, General Director, VVSG (NL) |
| 10h30 – 10h50 | Smart Cities dans la Province de Namur, où on en est – François Laureys, Gestionnaire de projets, stratégie territoriale & Smart Cities, BEP |
| 10h50 – 11h00 | Break and transfer to rooms |
| 11h00 – 12h30 | Morning sessions: |
| Room Newton BC – Session 1: Smart mobility has only impact when looking from different angles | |
| Moderator: | Ben Van Roose, Head Mobility, Agoria |
| 11h00 – 11h20 | Invest in all pieces of the puzzle to improve mobility in cities – Bruno Depré, Business Development, Innovation and Strategy Manager, Engie Fabricom & WG leader WG smart mobility, Agoria (NL/FR) |
| 11h20 – 11h40 | The use of (big) data to understand the mobility patterns in your city – Lieven Raes, projectleider OTN, Agentschap Informatie Vlaanderen (NL) |
| 11h40 – 12h00 | Mobility management in real-time in the city of Namur – Michaël Petit & Bérénice Ruyssen, Service Mobilité, City of Namur (FR) |
| 12h00 – 12h20 | Driven Helmond City of Smart Mobility: impact of c-ITS, autonomous vehicles, and flexibel services – Tamara Goldsteen, Senior Projectmanager Smart and Green Mobility, City of Helmond (NL) |
| 12h20 – 12h30 | Interaction |
| Room Vesalius – Session 2 : Multi-energy approach to reduce your CO2 footprint | |
| Moderator: | Pierre Martens, Business Group Leader Energy, Agoria |
| 11h00 – 11h20 | Multi-energy approach needed to get impact on the climate – Luc Picard, Business Development Manager Mobility and Energy, ABB & WG Leader WG smart energy, Agoria (NL/FR) |
| 11h20 – 11h40 | Local Energy Communities – where we are in Flanders ? – Leen Peeters, owner, Th!nk E & Board of Directors, Flux50 (NL) |
| 11h40 – 12h00 | Innovative and sustainable business parc Keiberg – Vossem (Terrvuren) – Patrick Willems, Algemeen Directeur, Interleuven (NL) |
| 12h00 – 12h20 | Smart water network: optimise production and consumption of water using data – Bert De Winter, Director Innovation, De Watergroep (NL) |
| 12h20 – 12h30 | Interaction |
| Room Darwin – Session 3: From classic to digital renovation | |
| Moderator: | Guy Gommeren, Head Building, Agoria |
| 11h00 – 11h20 | From classic renovation to digital renovation – Guy Gommeren, Head Building, Agoria & Emanuel Marreel, Business Development & Innovation Manager in the field of Digitalization & WG Leader WG smart building, Agoria (NL/FR) |
| 11h20 – 11h40 | Renowatt, succesfull collective renovation goes more digital – Salma Lasri, Mission Déléguée & Luc Charlier, Ingénieur énergie, RenoWatt (FR) |
| 11h40 – 12h00 | Buildings 4 People – quantifying the benefits of better performing non-residential buildings – Maarten De Groote, Head of Research, BPIE (ENG) |
| 12h00 – 12h20 | Renewable energy and smart technology as part of a social district development – Nicolas Bearelle, CEO, Revive |
| 12h20 – 12h30 | Interaction |
| Room Newton A – Session 4: How to go from pilot project to innovative procurement ? | |
| Moderator: | Carine Lucas, Lead Expert Innovation, Agoria |
| 11h00 – 11h20 | Relation between public and private sector during the preparation of an innovation procurement – Tiphaine de Portbail, Company Lawyer, Agoria (NL/FR) |
| 11h20 – 11h40 | How to start with data innovative procurement – Stephan Corvers, Director, Corvers Procurement Services (NL) |
| 11h40 – 12h10 | Use case city of Delft: SCIFI (pilots with open data) what have we learned so far? – Dennis Voermans, Purchasing Advisor & Anna Kaijen, Lawyer, City of Delft (NL) |
| 12h10 – 12h30 | Interaction |
| 12h30 – 14h00 | Lunch, meet & greet, standholders visit |
| Room EINSTEIN | |
| 13h00 – 13h20 | The Beacon: IoT/AI Hub for smart cities, smart port and industry 4.0 – Wim De Waele, General Manager, The Beacon (ENG) |
| 13h20 – 13h40 | VIS Smart Energy City: coaching of local governments in their energy transition – Jiska Verhulst, Senior R&D Professional Energy Efficiency of Buildings, Vito/Energyville & Cedric Depuydt, Senior Staff Energy and Climate, VVSG (NL) |
| 14h00 – 16h00 | Smart Reverse Pitching |
| Room Newton BC – Smart Reverse Pitching Transport | |
| Challenge 1 | The four seasons of a mobility hub – Johan Van Looy, Director Strategy, De Lijn (NL) |
| Challenge 2 | How to measure bike to work for a specific person ? – Stéphane Jacobs, Co-founder and director, Plugin2Drive (ENG) |
| Challenge 3 | How to improve the transfer between station Brussels-North and Tour & Taxis ? – Stefan De Prycker, CEO, Keolis |
| Challenge 4 | How can public services in the City of Brussels be reached to maximum 10 minutes? – Filis Zumbultas, Smart City Coordinator & Adeline De Vleeschauwer, Deputy Head of Catography Unit, City of Brussels (NL/FR) |
| Challenge 5 | How will parking places in and around train stations evolve the next 10 to 30 years ? – Koen Van Lancker, Innovation & Station Environment Team Leader, NMBS (NL) |
| Challenge 6 | Indoor people flow management – Rob Roemers, Manager Business Intelligence, MIVB/STIB & Rick Meynen, Corporate Studies Officer, Strategy & Innovation Department, MIVB/STIB (ENG) |
| Room Vesalius – Smart Reverse Pitching Sustainability | |
| Challenge 1 | Is CSR also meaning ‘City Social responsibility ? – Martine Hendrickx, CSR advisor, BNP Paribas Fortis (NL) |
| Challenge 2 | How to profile sustainable heat and introduce IoT in sustainable heat applications? – Erik De Schutter, Business Relations Industry, Smart Grids, Energyville (NL) |
| Challenge 3 | Setting up of a connected public lighting for the 19 municipalities in Brussels Capital Region – Bénédicte Collard, Responsible Public Lighting, Sibelga (FR) |
| Challenge 4 | Integration of public and private data over the whole water chain to create added value: what are the constraints ? Bert De Winter, Director Innovation, De Watergroep (NL) |
| Challenge 5 | The implementation of a local energy community in Nieuw Zuid, what are the challenges ? – Sam Verbelen, Innovation Manager Energy and Water Circulair Zuid, City of Antwerpen (NL) |
| Challenge 6 | Is participative financing the answer for realising multi-energy zones or local energy communities in a city ? Maxime Bouckaert, co-founder, Koalect (NL) |
| Room Darwin – Smart Reverse Pitching Building | |
| Challenge 1 | How can dependent people (elderly, demented, …) live longer in home environment without displacement restrictions? Tim Beullens, Owner, Delta Care (NL) |
| Challenge 2 | A Motion of Confidence : Public Debate, Public Interior: Reconversion of ‘De Brouckère Tower’: the impact of private space on the public realm – Tomas Ooms, Founding Partner, Studio Tuin en Wereld, Consulting Architect, CONIX RDBM Architects & Architect, Lecturer and Researcher at Faculty of Architecture, KULeuven (NL) |
| Challenge 3 | Smart Building for Cities: Understanding the specific needs, priorities and constraints for the public buildings – Sandra Ajzenman, Integrated Value Proposal & Smart City Manager, Proximus (FR) |
| Challenge 4 | Set-up of circular building ecosystem in Ghent – Brecht Lootens, Team Coach Spearhead Clusters – Startup & Scaleup Ecosystem, City of Ghent (NL) |
| Challenge 5 | How can smart technology and artificial intelligence help to create CO2 neutral buildings? – Maxime Sohet, Open Innovation Manager & Inge Goessens, Smart Building Expert, EDF Luminus (NL) |
| Room Baekeland – Smart Reverse Pitching Safety & Security | |
| Challenge 1 | A burglar-free district: how can this be realised ? – Albert Seubers, Director global strategy IT in Cities, Atos (NL) |
| Challenge 2 | Limiting nuisance in the entertainment district: can technology mean something? – Tim Guily, Policy advisor Smart City, City of Leuven |
| Challenge 3 | Can Artificial Intelligence fulfil the promise of making our cities Safer and Smarter – Bart Verhaert, Area Manager Technology Physical Security, Securitas (NL) |
| Challenge 4 | Quick confirmation of the identity of a traveller/passenger using smart technology – Marie Stasse & Anaïs Dufrasnes, Coordinator Transport Relations, Passenger Information Unit, Crisis Center, FPS Interior Belgium (FR/NL) |
| Challenge 5 | How can technology help the city of Bruges in order to optimise their efforts, preventive as well as repressive, resulting in reduced number of thieving ? – Eva Cocquyt, Preventiecoördinator, City of Bruges (NL) |
| Challenge 6 | How can attractive objects in a city, building, and yard be protected against theft and damage ? – Alain De Moor, expert B.O.A.R. & Johan Olbrechts, Manager Safety Advice Services, Axa Belgium |
| 16h00 – 17h30 | Agoria Smart City Awards Ceremony 2019 |
| 16h00 – 16h15 | Ecosystems and partnerships are the key to a succesfull digital transformation – Marc Lambotte, CEO, Agoria |
| 16h15 – 16h30 | The role of local governments in sustainable transition – Guy Pollentier, Head of Sustainable Business Competence Centre, BNP Paribas Fortis |
| 16h45 – 17h30 | Winners on stage and mayor dialogues |
| 17h30 – 19h30 | Networking with Drinks & Food |