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Miami 2020 | May 27-28.

Only Sustainable

T H I R D E D I T I O N

www.smartsustainable.city

CONGRESS & EXHIBITION OF THE AMERICAS

ENG ESP

ONLY SUSTAINABLE IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MIAMI DADE COLLEGE, AIMS TO CREATE AN INNOVATIVE AND DYNAMIC FRAMEWORK TO FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW INFRASTRUCTURE, TECHNOLOGIES, AND COLLABORATION INITIATIVES THAT DRIVE THE GROWTH OF SMART SUSTAINABLE CITIES.

OUR MISSION

Only Sustainable

AN INNOVATIVE AND DYNAMIC PLATFORM

➔ THOUGHT LEADERSHIP PLATFORM COVERING THREE PILLARS (PLENARY SEssioNS)➔ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GENERATION (BREAKOUT MEETINGS)➔ NETWORKING MEETING POINT FOR COMPANIES AND Endeavors (BILATERAL MEETINGS)

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OUR VALUE PROPOSITION

Sharing The Future, Connecting Companies, Organizations And Cities

“Smart Sustainable Cities have an essential role in the urbanization trend improving citizens lives by focusing on environmental initiatives”

● Smart Sustainable energy supply

● Reliability and efficiency on clean energy

● An optimized and intelligent infrastructure

WHY SMART SUSTAINABILITY


IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

SUPPORTED BY


EACH EDITION

60+ SPEAKERS

400+ ATTENDEES

MORE THAN 20 SUPPORTING

ORGANIZATIONS

NETWORK OF MORE THAN 5,000 CONNECTIONS

PARTICIPANTS FROM USA & 10 OTHER COUNTRIES

OUR IMPACT FIRST & SECOND EDITION


Marina Serrano, Secretary of Spain's

National Energy Commission (CNE)

F. Xavier Salazar Chair of the Mexican Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE)

María Teresa Costa, President, Iberoamerican

Association of Energy Regulatory Entities

Luis Jesús Sánchez de Tembleque, Director

National Energy Commission of spain

Günter Hörmandinger, First Counselor,

Environment, E.U. Delegate to the USA

Vicente lopez-Ibor, Chairman of Lightsource,

President of Ampere

James F. MurleyChief Resilience Officer of Miami Dade County

Mr. Barry Moline, Executive Director, Florida Municipal

Electric Association

Glen Hadwen,Sustainability Manager

at City ofFort Lauderdale

Santiago Martinez Garrido, Corporate

Legal Director Grupo Iberdrola


Hannah Granade, President, Advantix

Systems

Jose Donoso, former Director Gamesa Wind,

President of UNEF

Salvador Martos, Executive VP & COO,

Abengoa Energy

Arthur Whittemore, CFO, Gamesa

USA

José A. Moran, Partner, Baker & McKenzie LLP

Enrique Castillo, VP, Structured & Project Finance, Investment Banking, Sabadell

Andy Kinard, President of Car Charging Group

Daniel Martin Hass, Energy Managing Director,

ECM and M&A, Bankia

Arthur Hoynack, Vice President, Arellano,

Grupo OHL

Pat Stumbras, GCube Insurance

Services, Executive Vice President

Dino E. Barajas, Partner, Project Finance and

Development, Energy, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer&Feld

PAST SPEAKERS

Buck Martinez, Senior Director, NextEra/Florida

Power Light

Adam Putnam, Commissioner of

Agriculture, Florida Government


PAST ASSOCIATES

THIRD EDITION | EVENT DETAILS

“CLEAN ENERGY & THE ELECTRIC REVOLUTION”

Miami 2020 | May 27-28.

WHY MIAMI?

COMMITTED TO SUSTAINABILITY

ACCESSIBLE LOCATION

ECONOMIC GROWTH


The unofficial capital of the hemisphere, the 3rd largest U.S. airport for international passengers, and 1st for international freight

home to 1,400+ multinational corporations, 2.7 million people, 53% foreign-born

Miami-Dade GreenPrint: “focus to achieve aggressive water conservation, energy, climate change, and greenhouse gas reduction goals” - mIAMI dADE cOUNTY

Miami-Dade is home to 34 incorporated municipalities, cities, towns and villages.

OUR COMMITMENT

TO BECOME A REFERENCE EVENT of

SMART SUSTAINABLE CITIES IN THE AMERICAs

2 DAYS OF CUTTING EDGE CONTENTONGOING ONE-ON-ONE MEETING

OPPORTUNITIESINTERACTIVE EXPO FLOOR

CREATE A BRIDGE FOR PRIVATE & PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS

SUPPORT A SUSTAINABLE ECOSYSTEM IN THE AMERICAS

“A Smart Sustainable City is an innovative city that uses information and communication technologies and other means to improve quality of life, efficiency of urban operation and services, and competitiveness, while ensuring that it meets the needs of present and future generations with respect to economic, social, and environmental aspects”. -United Nations, ITU

“The increase in urbanization, climate change impacts, and aging infrastructure, combined with the ready availability of new capabilities to use urban data, have given rise to a flurry of standardization activities at the national, regional, and international levels in relation to smart and sustainable cities“. -United Nations Economic Commission

COMMITTED TO United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

A GLOBAL FORUM BRINGING REGIONAL FOCUS: THE AMERICAS

❏ REGIONAL vulnerability to the effects of climate change ❏ CLEAN ENERGY AND low-carbon revolution to REDUCE POVERTY ❏ engaged to CO2 reduction, Circular Economy Initiatives, and Sustainable Development❏ Alignment of all financial flows to a pathway for low-carbon and climate-resilient development❏ SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION AWARDS

DAY 1

7:30 REGISTRATIONNETWORKING BREAKFAST

Networking cocktail

Power lunch

REGISTRATIONNETWORKING BREAKFAST

Power lunch

8:45

12:30

17:30


AGENDA

ONE-ON-ONE- MEETINGS

MEET

For

Coffee

*AGENDA SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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plenary sessionS

plenary sessionS

plenary sessionS

plenary sessionS

DAY 2

INTERNATIONAL - DOMESTIC THEMES & AUDIENCE

SMART SUSTAINABLE CITYDIGITAL TRANSFORMATION, DATA MANAGEMENT, AND TECHNOLOGY

CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENT, CLEAN ENERGY,RESILIENCE, AND MOBILITY

STRATEGY, SECURITY, PLANNING, INFRASTRUCTURE AND CITIZEN SERVICES

THEMES

ENG ESP


ACADEMIA, CONSTRUCTION AND INFRASTRUCTURE, ENERGY, FINANCE, GOVERNMENT, LEGAL, LOGISTICS, REAL ESTATE, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TECHNOLOGY AUDIENCE

SMART GRIDSMART HOME

SMART MOBILITYsMART LOGISTICS

INTEGRATING Digital & ENERGYBLOCKCHAIN FOR ENERGY SUPPLY

HOW RENEWABLE ENERGY WILL POWER 5G TECHNOLOGY

INNOVATIVE TEChNOLOGY TO LOWER LEVELIZED COST OF ENERGY (LCOE)

SHARK TANK: BIG IDEAS TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABILITY

CLIMATE CHANGECLEAN ENERGY TRENDS

LOW CARBON EMISSIONSPLASTIC CHALLENGECIRCULAR ECONOMYRURAL DEVELOPMENTIMPACT INVESTMENT

DISRUPTION IN SOLAR POWER: STORAGE AND PV BUSINESS MODELS

LARGE ENERGY STORAGEPpa’s FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTSLEGAL & financial FRAMEWORK

MAYORS ROUNDTABLE: PATHWAYS TO URBAN SUSTAINABILITY AND

RESILIENCEENERGY EFFICIENCY:

HEATING AND COOLINGENERGY STORAGE:

RESIDENTIAL AND UTILITY SCALEELECTRIC MOBILITY

URBAN DEVELOPMENTSELF SUPPLY

LEGAL & financial FRAMEWORK

1 ONE EVENT, ThREE TRACKS

2MEASURABLE

From environment and clean energy generation to intelligent sustainable cities

MOST INFLUENTIAL INDUSTRY LEADERS

The brightest experts in smart sustainability will present an unparalleled look into the current challenges, emerging trends and business opportunities in the industry2

TOPICS OF DISCUSSION

Insightful panel discussions, keynotes speakers and interactive sessions3

ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS

A unique opportunity to connect with peers and thought leaders from inside and outside the industry 4

WHY ATTEND?



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VENUE

Wolfson Campus |300 NE 2nd AVEMIami , FL 33130

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FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

Javier P. PalenciaT: + 1 786 210 7274E: [email protected]

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