green partnerships for growth 2014 second session: smart and liveable cities - creating sustainable...
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Presentations for the second session og Green Partnerships for Growth 2014. Conference held at DI on 22 October 2014.TRANSCRIPT
Smart and Livable Cities – Creating Sustainable Urbanization
Moderator: Kinga Valeria SzaboGeneral Manager DI, USA
Danish Cleantech Hub – Innovative Partnership for Cleantech
Kinga Valeria SzaboGeneral Manager, DI, USA
As a US-Danish public-private partnership, Danish Cleantech Hub is the
single point of entry for all cleantech- related activities between Denmark and
New York
Our Platform
VISIBILITY
We support the visibility and commercialization of Danish cleantech solutions in New York
We enable US companies to tap into Danish energy knowhow and solution
NETWORK
We provide a forum for informational exchange on new approaches and solutions within energy efficiency, climate adaption and resiliency
PARTNERSHIPS
We engage with public and private New York stakeholders interested in learning from the Danish experience
We facilitate innovative partnerships for the US-Danish cleantech communities
From Green Idea To Cleantech Platform
Danish Cleantech Hub was established as a local platform in NYC, as a result of increased demand for Danish cleantech solutions
Partnership with the leading cleantech developer NYCEDC and NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering – joins the Urban Future Lab
Builds local presence and network through UFL, facilitates Climate Adaptation Partnerships with leading City agencies
September ‘14 – launch of House of Green Exhibition for showcasing Danish integrated solutions
Also in collaboration with
A Changed New York Recovers from Sandy
New York responds to superstorm with $20 billion investment in clean technology and energy
Action plan for climate-proofing NYC focuses on both storm-recovery as well as long-term resiliency initiatives
September 2014: NYC commits to 80-by-50 goal – targets coastlines, infrastructure, buildings
A Stronger, More Resilient New York
Key Challenges in NYC
- Increasingly extreme weather events
- Rising sea levels and vulnerable shorelines
- Aging and at-risk infrastructure and utilities
- An inefficient building stock
- A growing population
Market Opportunities
Coastal Protection
StormwaterEnergy
EfficiencySmart Grid Microgrids
Renewable Energy
Urban WaterFlood
Protection
Green Infrastructur
eWastewater
Get in touch
Kinga Valeria Szabo – [email protected]
Frida Ferdinand – [email protected]
di.dk/DCH
@DKCleantechHub
Panel Debate I: Creating Climate Resilient Cities
Jesper Kjelds, DHIDavid Gilford, NYC Economic Development Corp.Roland Lewis, Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance
Panel Debate II: Making Smart Energy Cities Work
Jørgen Abildgaard, City of CopenhagenJørgen Andersen, Green Tech CenterJames T. Gallagher, NYC SmartGrid Consortium
WRY ERY
CURRENT CONDITIONS
MASTERPLAN
TOMORROW’S CITY TODAY
Wrap-up and Next Steps
Kinga Valeria SzaboGeneral Manager, DI, USA