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Program

Day I – December 5, 2013

Warsaw, JM Apart Hotel, Grzybowska 45

10.00 – 10.45: Opening Remarks

Marcel Rommerts, DG Move, Research & Innovative Transport Systems

Janusz Piechociński, Vice Prime Minister, Minister of Economy

Prof. dr hab. Jacek Guliński, Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Science and Education

Mr Bartłomiej Bodio, Member of the Parliament of Poland

10.45 – 11.45: Introductory session

Towards innovation - global strategies for sustainable development of transport,

logistics and infrastructure

Moderator: Prof. Adam K. Prokopowicz, CATI Foundation

� Logic, Logistics, Transport and Infrastructure – Forgotten Paradigm, Prof. Adam K.

Prokopowicz, CATI Foundation

� Innovation Union in transport, logistics and infrastructure, Rafał Rowiński,

European Commission

� Innovation in transport, logistics and infrastructure – a competitive edge in global

markets, Marek Tarczyński, Przewodniczący Rady Polskiej Izby Spedycji i Logistyki

� Polish road to innovation 2014 – 2020, Lech Pilawski, Dyrektor Generalny,

Konfederacja Pracodawców Lewiatan

� Regional dimension of innovation – strengthening of the regional potential and

partnership for innovative development, Małgorzata Rudnicka, Mazovia Region

11.45 – 12.00: Coffee break

12.00 – 13.30: Session I:

Clusters stimulating innovation - new approach to cooperation and competition

Moderator: dr Mirosław Antonowicz, Kozminski Academy

� International, national and regional forms od cooperation for innovative

development of transport, logistics and infrastructure, dr Mirosław Antonowicz,

Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego

� THE ISSUE – interdisciplinary international platform for sustainable development,

dr Agata Ciołkosz – Styk, Institute of Geodesy and Cartography, Regional

Coordinator of THE ISSUE EU Program

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� WINN – European Platform for Innovation and Knowledge in Logistics,

Małgorzata Kirchner, The Institute of Logistics and Warehousing, Regional

Coordinator of WINN EU Program

� Local, regional and international cooperation for innovative solutions in low

emission transport, Sylwia Klatka, ConVoco

� Transport, Logistics and Infrastructure Innovation Cluster – cooperation,

innovation, development, Anna Dabrowska, CEO, CATI Foundation

� Stimulating innovativeness and competition – clustering in EU programs 2014-

2020, Joanna Podgórska, Director of the Department of Enterpreneurship and

Innovation, Polish Agency for Enterpreneurship Development

13.30 – 14.30: Lunch

14.30 – 15.45: Session II:

14.30 – 15.45 Debate: Development of pro-innovative human capital. The needs and

challenges for transport, logistics and infrastructure sector. Are we ready for

innovation?

Moderator: dr hab. Czesław Szmidt, Department of Human Resource Management,

Kozminski Academy

Panelists:

Prof. dr hab. Piotr Niedzielski, University of Szczecin

Marek Tarczyński, Chairman of the Polish Chamber of Forwarding and Logistics

dr inż. Artur Rojek, Railway Institute

Aleksander Sierżęga, Simulation Games Manufacture

Adam Wojczuk, Director of Development Strategy LOTOS Asphalt

Ewa Wolniewicz- Warska, KAPSCH Telematic Services

15.45 – 16.15: Debate: Good, Better and the Best. Innovative intermodal transport –

international comparative analysis.

Moderator: Anna Dabrowska, CEO, CATI Foundation

Panelists:

Prof. Adam K. Prokopowicz, Fundacja CATI, Innovative solutions in seaports management

– case study: New Orleans,

Guido Fiorini, Technital S.p.A., Innovative application of automation in port operations –

case study: Vado Ligure,

16.15 – 16.30 Coffee break

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16.30 – 18.15: Session III:

Invent and... finance! Classic and out of the box financing schemes for investments and

innovations in transport, logistics and infrastructure

Moderator: Izabella Żyglicka, Kancelaria Izabella Żyglicka i Wspólnicy

� European Funds for transport, logistics and infrastructure 2014 – 2020, Gabriela

Popowicz, Ministry of Regional Development

� How to prepare projects for European funding 2014-2020: a roadmap for future

Beneficiaries, Tomasz J. Hoffmann, Vincent van den Bosch, PNO Consultants,

� Future of PPP. Whether and how to invest in preparation of hybrid projects?,

Robert Kałuża, Ministry of Regional Development

� Alternative methods of financing local and regional infrastructure projects in

public sector, Adam Lewandowski, Institute for Regional Governance

� Effective financial schemes for transportation and logistics business, Artur Żak,

Idalion Finanse,

� Public service obligation – financing the regional air transportation, dr Jakub

Kociubiński, University of Wrocław

20.00 – 22.00 Ceremony of Transport Innovation Awards 2013 and Primus

Innovatorum 2013 (invitations)

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Day II – December 6,2013


9.00 – 9.30 Presentation of the Laureates of Transport Innovation Award 2013 and

Primus Innovatorum 2013

9.30 – 10.00 Ceremony of introduction of the new members of the Transport, Logistics,

Infrastructure Innovation Cluster

10.00 – 11.15 Session IV:

Optimization, synergy, effectiveness - innovative solutions in transport and logistics.

Moderator: Prof. Adam K. Prokopowicz, CATI Foundation

� Innovative solutions for logistics in Europe and worldwide, Arkadiusz Żurek, INTL

Institute

� Research and innovation trends in commercial fleet management, Mohammad

Mesgarpour, University of Nottingham

� Transport safety – global track&trace without roaming costs, Izabela Jeleń, The

Institute of Logistics and Warehousing

� Airport nodes in multimodal transport networks, Jarosław Niewiński, Polish Air

Navigation Services Agency,

� Innovative approach to city services management – Bucharest case study, Adam

Kruczek, UTI Poland


11.30 – 13.15 Session V:

Intelligent systems supporting transport and logistic processes - from IT to ITS?

Moderator: Prof. Jerzy Mikulski, Polish Association of Transport Telematics

� Transport planning tools for intermodal transportation, Marian Konopiński, CATI

Foundation

� Logistic processes optimization systems, Prof. dr hab. Adam Grzech, Wrocław

University of Technology

� Intelligent mobility management in cities and agglomerations, dr Ewa Wolniewicz-

Warska, Kapsch Telematic Services

� Inteligent cities in practice – city management information model, Krzysztof Kardaś,

Director, Atena S.A.

� ITS – integration and standardization. Standardization as the key element of ITS

development, Jarosław Kowalski, PKP Informatyka

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� Telematic solutions in modern rail transportation, Prof. dr hab. Mirosław

Siergiejczyk, Warsaw University of Technology


13.30 – 15.00 Session VI:

Safety, environment, quality – three dimensions of transport and infrastructure

technologies in the XXI century

Moderator: Sebastian Gościniarek, BBSG

� Creativity and innovation processes in polish railway sektor – case study, Prof. dr hab.

Piotr Niedzielski, University of Szczecin

� Innovative developments of Polish asphalt technologies, Adam Wojczuk, Director of

Development Strategy LOTOS Asphalt

� Effectiveness and safety in road infrastructure maintenance: innovative LED

technologies, Janusz Sobek, Sharp Electronics (Europe) GMBH SP.Z.O.O.

� Safety and effectiveness – new generation of trucks on the European roads,

Zbigniew Kołodziejek, Marketing Manager, DAF Truck Polska

� ECO driving – fashion or real change? Jacek Skalny, CEO, CEZ CARGO

15.00 – 15.30 Brain storming about the future - Summary and closing remarks

15.30: Lunch

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Accompanying events

Day I – December 5, 2013


10.00 - 17.00 Simulators showcases:

� Truck driving simulator

� Glider flight simulator

12.00 – 13.30 Presentation of the electric car Tesla Roadster - Vision and future of

sustainable mobility – are we facing the radical change in automotive sector

development?

14.30 - 16.00 International Transport Innovations Workshop: Strategies for using

Biomass for Sustainable Transport Fuelling

Day II – December 6, 2013


10.00 - 15.00 Simulators showcases:

� Truck driving simulator

� Glider flight simulator

11.30 - 13.00 International Transport Innovations Workshop: Preparation of projects

proposals for EU programs 2014 – 2020

13.30 - 15.00 International Transport Innovations Workshop: Business process

optimization in integrated transport systems (workshop in Polish)

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Presentation of the electric car Tesla Roadster

Vision and future of sustainable mobility – are we facing the radical change in automo

tive sector development? December 5, 2013

12.00 – 13.30 Mayor part of our modern reality was created in the XIX and XX century by Nikola Tesla, who is the

author of 300 patents and 125 inventions such as fluorescent lamps, electric motor, radio, and solar

panels. No wonder that the name of this famous inventor served as a brand for ultra-modern, electric

cars produced in California in the United States.

In 2008, the latest model of a fully electric car - the Tesla Roadster entered the world market. The

Tesla Roadster accelerates to a hundred km/h in 3.9 seconds and can move up to 201 km/h. The car is

able to drive over 350 kilometers on a single charge. Body of the car is manufactured in the UK, and

then gets to the USA, where it is equipped with drive and control systems.

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STRATEGIES FOR USING B IOMASS FOR SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT FUELLING

TRANSNATIONAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER WORKSHOP

DECEMBER 5, 2013

14:30 – 16:00 FIRST PANEL

Introduction: Baltic Sea Region Project Bioenergy Promotion 2, ConVoco Sp. z o.o.

Panelists: Jonas Ericson, City of Stockholm,Sweden

Ruta Baltause, DG Energy, the European Commission

Thematic scope:

→ EU support schemes for renewable energy, joint cooperation mechanisms;

→ Biogas and biomethane: potential for clean vehicle fuelling;

→ Building local energy independence: creating local energy supply and demand chains;

Moderated by Sylwia Klatka, ConVoco – Consulting for Sustainable Development 16:00-16:20 Coffee break 16:20 – 18:00 SECOND PANEL

Panelists: Jonas Ericson, City of Stockholm,Sweden

Pascal Thshibanda, Region of Skaraborg, Sweden

Thematic scope:

→ From strategies to projects: integrated approach to local bioenergy production

and usage as a way to generate economic advantage;

→ Two case studies:

- Biomethane: transport fuelling and grid injection

- Integrating ecomomic and environmental goals

→ Baltic Sea Region recommendations for regional value chain creation in bioenergy sector

Moderated by Sylwia Klatka, ConVoco – Consulting for Sustainable Development

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International Transport Innovation Workshop

Preparation of projects proposals for EU programs 2014 – 2020

December 6, 2013

11.30 – 13.00

Workshop program:

� Introduction: EU funding programs for transport? Calls overview and schedules. The

most important eligibility criteria for potential beneficiaries.

� The rules for awarding EU grants for transport projects. Objectives of EU institutions for

projects evaluation.

� 10 golden rules for a successful application! On the basis of our experience we will

suggest how to effectively prepare an application for EU grants. What to avoid and what

rules to follow?

� Case study - transport project with EU funding. How does it work?

� Interactive session for the participants of the workshop - On the basis of the

information presented in the first part of the workshop we will invite participants to

solve a case-"Feel like an EU project evaluator".

Trainers:

Tomasz Hoffmann, CEO, PNO Consultants

Vincent Van Den Bosch, Managing Partner, PNO CEE

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International Transport Innovation Workshop

Business process optimization in integrated transport systems

(workshop in Polish)

December 6, 2013

13.30 – 15.00

Workshop program:

� IT tools for transport. Does the software we use meet our requirements? Needs for

improvement and development.

� Key transport processes – identification, monitoring, simulation. Which of the transport

processes are crucial for a company? What do we monitor and what do we miss? How

do we measure the effectiveness of transport processes.

� Optimization of transport processes – criteria, needs and challenges. What are the key

factors for effective transport operations.? Costs, time and quality – how to solve the

optimization triangle?

� Formal and informal standards for IT technologies for transport processes. Are they

useful and implemented? Will EU and national legislation force and speed up

standardization process?

Trainers:

Prof. dr hab. Adam Grzech, Wrocław University of Technology

Prof. Adam K. Prokopowicz, CATI Foundation

Moderator:

Anna Dąbrowska, CATI Foundation

Experts panel:

Izabela Jeleń, The Institute of Logistics and Warehousing

Krzysztof Kardaś, Atena

Arkadiusz Żurek, INTL Institute

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