New deadline for Full Paper Submition : 15 June 2010

New date for Full Paper Approval Notification: 16 June 2010

We remind the emails for Full Paper submition (send to both of the following)

oas@sit.forthnet.gr

thales@teemail.gr

The airport of Sitia has direct flights to and from Athens 5 times a week the year round (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday). The international airport of Athens connects directly with most countries worldwide.

The international airport of Heraklion has direct flights to and from most European countries, which provide ongoing services to anywhere in the world.

This airport has also many regular everyday flights to and from the Athens airport. From the airport one can take buses (http://www.ktelherlas.gr/), taxis or rent a car and then drive to Sitia (approximate time 2 hours).

SITIA BEACH HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER

www.sitiabeach.com

ADDITIONAL SUGGESTED HOTELS

THREE STARS HOTELS:

Itanos Hotel: www.itanoshotel.com

Lassion Golden Bay: www.ekaterinidis-hotels.com

TWO STARS HOTELS:

Floisvos Hotel: www.flisvos-sitia.com

Hotel Elysee: www.elysee-hotel.gr

Hotel Krystal: www.ekaterinidis-hotels.com

The following arrangements have been made:

Sitia Beach Hotel: Single room 70 Euro, Double room 100 Euro.

Itanos Hotel: Single room 40 Euro, Double room 53 Euro.

Lassion Golden Bay Hotel: Single room 50 Euro, Double room 80 Euro.

Hotel Flisvos:  Single room 40 Euro. double room 50 Euro.

Hotel Elysee: Single room 35 Euro, double room 55 Euro.

Hotel Krystal: Single room 30 Euro, double room 50 Euro.

The 5th international conference and technical exhibit on: Deregulated Electricity Market issues in South-Eastern Europe. Sitia September 23-24, 2010

Mr. E. Lelakis, Sitia Development Organization,
Antheon 5 str., 72 300 Sitia, Crete, Greece
Fax: +30 28430 25341
Email: oas@sit.forthnet.gr

Prof. T.M. Papazoglou, EPSL-TEIC
P.O. Box 1427
710 01 Iraklio, Crete, Greece
Fax: +30 2810 259 253
Email: tmpapa@teiher.gr

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Email: oas@sit.forthnet.gr

Marketing opportunities

Next DEMSEE event promises to be another outstanding conference. This conference is expected to draw to Sitia (Greece) more than 150 energy/ utility professionals, businessmen and academics to get up to date and share the latest from the electric energy sector. You can also join us as  a sponsor or an exhibitor at DEMSEE 2010. The DEMSEE Conference offers your company excellent opportunity for meeting existing and potential customers, whether you are already doing business in the South Eastern Europe region or taking your initial steps. It is an ideal opportunity to increase visibility and maximize the exposure of your company within the energy sector in the SEE region.

Sponsorship opportunities

There are different sponsorships available to companies that want to promote themselves at the DEMSEE 2010. Recognizing that sponsors have different needs, we try to tailor sponsorships to individual needs of sponsors. For a detailed discussion and breakdown of the aspects you are most interested in, please contact us at S.D.O.

Exhibition opportunities

A commercial exhibition will also be available at the conference hall.

DEMSEE 2009: www.institutepupin.com/demsee2009

DEMSEE 2008: www.cyprusconferences.org/demsee08/

DEMSEE 2007: www.dogus.edu.tr/demsee07/

The DEMSEE 2010 Conference Committees are: 

Honorary Chair

Giannis Drakakis, President of Sitia Development Organization S.A.

Co-Chairs

Nikos Petrakis, Sitia Development Organization S.A.
Prof. Dr. Thales Papazoglou, TEIC

CONFERENCE STEERING COMMITTEE
Convener: Thales M. Papazoglou (Greece)

Members:
Loucas Christophorou (Greece)
Ninel Cukalevski (Serbia)
Ole Gjerde (Norway)
Mihai Paun (Belgium)
Mladen Zeljko (Croatia)
Ben Li (Canada)
Constantin Bulac (Romania)
Mircea Eremia (Romania)
Rafael Mihalic (Slovenia)
George Ashikalis (Cyprus)
Dejan Sobajic (US)
Papadopoulos Michael (Greece).

CONFERENCE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
• Agim Nashi (Albania)
• Ahma Luan (Serbia)
• Antonios Kladas (Greece)
• Armandos Rigos (Greece)
• Ashikalis George (Cyprus)
• Berthold Bitzer (Germany)
• Bill Meehan (US)
• Bogas Juan (Spain)
• Brokakis Michael (Greece)
• Constantin Carmencita (Romania)
• Cukalevski Ninel (Serbia)
• Dejan Sobajic (US)
• Dimitriou Dimitris (Greece)
• Djuric Milenko (Serbia)
• Fosso Olav (Norway)
• Garyfalakis Stefanos (Greece)
• Giannakoudakis Nikos (Greece)
• Gigandidou Antiopi (Greece)
• Gjerde Ole (Norway)
• Goumas Theodore (Greece)
• Hadzic Omer (Bosnia-Herzegovina)
• Hatziargyriou Nikos (Greece)
• Kakaras Emmanuel (Greece)
• Kallos George (Greece)
• Katic Vladimir (Serbia)
• Koprivnikar Jose (Slovenia)
• Kowal Jean (France)
• Lekatsas Evangelos (Greece)
• Mihalic Rafael (Slovenia)
• Papazoglou Thales (Greece)
• Polycarpou Marios (Cyprus)
• Povh Dusan (Germany)
• Sevgi Levent (Turkey)
• Stamtsis Giorgos (Greece)
• Stavrakakis Giorgos (Greece)
• Sumpik Miroslav (Czech Republic)
• Thalassinakis Emmanuel (Greece)
• Zervos Arthouros (Greece)
• Eva Fosby Livgard (Norway)
• Rafael Lopez (France)
• Dragan Vlaisavljevic (Serbia)

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
• Lelakis Emmanuel
• Tsantakis Emmanuel
• Lethiotaki Hara

• Power system operation and control in the liberalized environment
(ISO/TSO system control issues, reliability, congestion management, ancillary services, security of supply in wide market environments, data exchange issues, system dynamics)
• Deregulation in electricity systems
(Legislation, codes and regulation, generation capacity, expansion and long term planning, power system economics, infrastructures and investments in electricity sector and regional development)
• Market issues and market integration for south-eastern Europe
(Market clearing, pricing, tariffs and metering, competition and risk management, generation scheduling, Independent Power Producers)
• Distribution system planning and operation issues
(Distribution Automation, Distribution Management Systems, GIS applications)
•  Consumption and consumers
(Demand response, Demand Side Management, Biding, AMR, CIS, MDM, Automated Metering Infrastructures)
• Distributed and Renewable Energy Sources
(Wind power, Solar energy, Energy storage, Micro Grids, “Smart Grids”)
• Environment and climate change
(Contracts CO2 emission allowances and trading, zero emission power plants)
• Education, training
(Ageing workforce, knowledge management, program accreditation, operator certification)
• Information technologies applications
(data warehousing, data mining, IED, SAS, CIM, standardization

To see the conference flyer press here.