Presented by:
Harry Crijns, secretary ESNA: Energy Services Network Association

Security requirements for an AMM networks as specified by utilities from an integral part of the NES infrastructure and is incorporated in the three main levels of the AMM network. Security aspects from Meter to invoice...and beyond.

Outline:
13.00     Registration
13.30     Introduction – ESNA Energy – Metering and beyond… 
              ESNA
14.00     AMM security requirements seen from a utility perspective 
              Nuon/E-ON
14.45     NES architecture; open and secure 
              Echelon
15.30     Coffee break
16.00     Deployment security strategies 
              EVB Energie
16.30     Security as an integral approach for application / enterprise software 
              Ferranti
17.00     End

Who should attend:
Representatives from:

• Utilities and grid owners
• Enterprise software manufactures
• System integrators
• Meter manufacturers

Your workshop leader:
Harry Crijns is part time ESNA secretary since the beginning of 2008. Harry has more than 25 years of experience in energy efficiency and services for Home and Buildings. He started his professional career with Philips lighting where he developed the first light-management and control systems and he introduced the integration of HVAC and lighting world in building automation systems. Since 2000 he is an independent consultant working for the electro-technical industry and the building automation system and Controls industry associations on development, standardisation and promotion of energy efficiency and services.
In 2005 he started an energy monitoring service company to support energy-saving campaigns, as service for facility managers, real estate companies and local communities.

Price:
Euro 150 (excl. 19% Dutch VAT)

Registration:
To register click here