LED Lighting Summit 2011

The agenda – Addressing the core issues LED Lighting faces

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DAY 1 - May 4th 2011

9:00 - 9:30 - SSL Market Outlook – The growth drivers and emergence of SSL technologies in General Lighting

• Examine what it is that means LEDs are going to take 46% of the Lighting Market by 2020
• Understand where the current technology stands and what challenges remain to be overcome
• What does your company need to do to ensure you’re on the right track to adoption when LEDs start to dominate the lighting market

Heinz Kundert, President, SEMI Europe

9:30 - 10:00 - Global Markets – USA

• Hear updates from the USA on energy saving policies such as the Energy Star Program
• Understand the dynamics of the LED market in the USA, and how it effects European business
• Ensure you have a fully global outlook on the industry, and know where future business will come from

Barry Young, Managing Director, OLED Association

 

10:30 - 11:00 - Standardized Testing of SSL Products - Contradictions, Challenges and Lessons Learned

• Explore regulatory guidelines such as Part L, ensuring you stay ahead of the game when it comes to ultra-efficient lighting
• See how testing and benchmarking will help improve both lighting and the overall opinion of LEDs
• Understand how and why the Lighting association is lobbying at government level to ensure the future of LED lighting

Steve Poole, Laboratory manager, Lighting Association

11:00 - 11:30 - Effective Policies and Measures for supporting Energy Efficient and Solid-State Lighting in Europe

• Get to grips with the incentives that the European Commission are giving to Solid State Lighting and how LEDs will start to toe the line
• Hear what goals there are in terms of lighting efficiency, total-life cost and efficacy for the short and long term
• Stay ahead of the curve, and make sure you’re using the top-spec products that do what they promise

Paolo Bertoldi , Principal Administrator, European Commission

11:30 - 12:00 - Dimmed Efficiencies of LED, HID and CFL Lighting Systems

• Analysing the effects of dimming on light quality and efficiency.
• How to maximise LED efficiency through innovation and control.
• Future innovation and next generation LED drivers.

Rasib Khan, Engineering Manager, Harvard Engineering

12:00 - 14:00 - LUNCH AND NETWORKING

14:00 - 14:30 - The changing landscape for light sources

• What are the most popular light sources for new luminaires?
• How the ‘first-fit’ market for light sources is changing.
• What will the future hold for light sources?
• How fast will LEDs penetrate?

Annetta Kelso, Senior Marketing Manager, Philips Lighting

14:30 - 15:00 - LEDs versus Fluorescent lighting – where the technology fits in – full lifetime cost, shortcomings and advantages of LED lighting

• Assess the benefits of LED lighting, its merits and shortcomings against other widely used lighting technologies
• Understand where to use, and where not to use, LEDs, and how you can make more informed decisions on light sources
• Evaluate key parameters and assess where the LED niche lies, including full-lifetime cost, CRI, efficiency, brightness and more

Kevin Theobald, Director, KTLD Lighting Design

15:00 - 15:30 - COFFEE AND NETWORKING BREAK

15:30 - 16:30 - PANEL SESSION: What can LEDs do? A specification and application analysis

• Compare lighting specifications from suppliers and make sure you’re choosing the right source for your modules

• Evaluate performance, Lumens/Watt, Availability, CRI and lifetime and understand how developments will revolutionise your lighting portfolio
• Know your lighting source, and make sure your product provides the highest quality to customers

Geert Van Der Meer, Global Product Marketing Manager, Philips
Albert Studerus, Global Head of SSL, OSRAM
Tom Van Den Bussche, Marketing Director EMEA, Bridgelux

16:30 - 17:00 - What the Lighting Manufacturer can do to ensure they stay ahead of the curve

• Hear from leading and experienced lighting manufacturers about why they’ve adopted LEDs, where they fit in and what benefits they have
• Understand the current limitations and benefits of LEDs, what fixture’s they work best in and where the major applications lie
• Benefit from an in-depth, experienced analysis of different suppliers’ LEDs, and explore the predicted future of the technology from those working on the front line

Adrian Rawlinson, Managing Director, MARL

END OF DAY 1

DAY 2 - May 5th 2011

9:00 - 9:30 - Street lighting – LED incentives, arguments and possibilities

• Hear about one of the biggest LED street lighting initiatives in Europe, why it’s happening and who’s behind it
• Understand what LEDs have to offer street lighting and where they can improve
• Get on board, as local authorities start to roll out LED systems across the continent

Barry Hale, Local Government Street Lighting Director, AMEY

9:30 - 10:00 - LED Lighting from an Lighting Consultant’s perspective

• Hear how LED Lighting technology is viewed by large design and engineering consultancies and what benefits it offers
• Where do LEDs need to improve to be more effective for different business sectors
• Direct your business to more customers with expert insider opinions

Florence Lam, Director, ARUP

10:00 - 10:30 - PANEL SESSION: End-user case studies – What you need to provide for market acceptance

• Hear from end-users from all sectors including retail, public/outdoor, commercial and industrial
• Understand what you need to be supplying and what brings the highest revenue
• Fine-tune your product portfolio and attract maximum attention with your LED lines

James Marsh, Electrical Engineering Manager, Tesco
Florence Lam, Lighting Director, ARUP
Barry Hale, Local Government Street Lighting Director, AMEY

More Panellists TBC

10:30 - 11:00 COFFEE AND NETWORKING BREAK

11:00 - 11:30 LED Lighting - a global industry perspective

• Understand the work the Global Lighting Forum (GLF) is doing to further LED technology in the lighting industry

• Explore the commitments of the Global Lighting Industry to deliver high quality energy efficient LED lighting solutions

• Integrate yourself and your business into future plans for LED on a global scale

Jürgen Sturm, Secretary General, ELC/GLF

11:30 - 12:00 - Drivers – Get the most out of your LED module, optimum efficiency, reliability and control.

• Understand how to get the best out of LED drivers for your application
• Pushing the boundaries of LED driver technology

Geoff Archenhold, Director, ISTL

12:00 - 13:30 - LUNCH AND NETWORKING

13:30 - 14:00 - Advanced aspects of thermal management techniques for LED systems

• Highlight the latest heat sink materials, technologies to enhance LED performance, boost efficiency and improve lifetime
• Dispel myths surrounding LED heat generation, lifetime and operating temperature and make sure you’re using the right technology
• Understand optimum operating conditions for various LED modules, and how low and high temperature environments would affect performance

Michael Stoll, Business Development Manager - Power LEDs, Bergquist

 

14:00 - 14:30 - Controls – Ensure you are using the most compatible controls to get the best efficiency, brightness, colour and temperature performance from your LED modules

• Explore dimming and switching technology, and make sure you’re maximising output and efficiency
• Engage with the panellists in this interactive session and ensure your controls are the best for your applications

Peter van der Kolk, Business Development Director, Helvar
Mario Maier, Director, Tridonic

 

14:30 - 15:00 - Design of LED collimators for high power LED applications

• Compare and contrast collimator technology and optic developments
• Ensure you’re getting the most out of your LEDs with this interactive panel session
• Come armed with your questions and concerns for the panellists

Mike Hanney, Technical Director, Polymer Optics Ltd.

END OF CONFERENCE