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PRELIMINARY EVENT GUIDE
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SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS
PennWell extends its thanks to the following organizations who have lent their generous support to POWER-GEN Europe and
Renewable Energy World Europe
Presented by:
Gold Sponsor:
Keynote and Plenary
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Contents
1Registration
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Invitation to POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe
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Schedule of Events
4
Conference Special Events
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Best Paper Awards & Peabody Energy’s Advanced Energy for Life Clean Coal Awards
6-7
Joint Conference Grid
8-13 Conference Session Overview
14-15 POWER-GEN Europe Advisory Board
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Renewable Energy World Europe Advisory Board
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Exhibitor Committee
17-18 Exhibitor Opportunities
19Contacts
20-21 Interactive Floor Plan
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Special Events and Services
TechnicalTour, Golf Tournament, WineTasting, Diplomatic Quarter, Free Wifi
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POWER-GEN Confidence Index & Utility Partner Programme
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Press Office, PR and Social Media
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Hotels in Amsterdam
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Travel Information
Register FOR POWER-GEN EUROPE & RENEWABLE ENERGY WORLD EUROPE
Early Bird Discounts
Register as a Conference Delegate before or on 15 May 2015 and take advantage of discounted early bird delegate rates.
Exhibition Entry
Entrance to the exhibition only will be subject to a charge of €40
Register Online
On-line registration via the event websites is a straightforward and simple process. Just log-on to www.powergeneurope.com or
www.renewableenergyworld-europe, select the REGISTER tab, choose the event you wish to register for and then click on the online
registration link.
Registering for either of the events gives you access to both.
Attendee Badge Policy
All registered attendees will be issued an Attendee Badge and badge holder, as well as the appropriate event tickets and electronic business
card. Please wear your badge at all times when attending official POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe functions. Badges
are a security measure to identify people who have a legitimate reason to be in the conference and exhibit areas. If you are not wearing your
badge, you may be asked to show proof of your registration and picture ID.
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Invitation to POWER-GEN Europe & Renewable Energy World Europe
Dear Colleagues,
Once again it is my pleasure to extend a very warm invitation to you to attend the annual POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe
conference and exhibition and to ask you to take a few moments to peruse the following pages, in order to get a flavour of the exciting things that are
in store when we all meet in Amsterdam, 9-11 June.
The combined POWER-GEN and Renewable EnergyWorld events form Europe’s largest annual conference-led exhibition, and have been connecting
power generation professionals for the past 23 years. We are proud to host an event that promotes knowledge-sharing, excellence and business
opportunities across the full spectrum of the power generation sector. If you are a regular attendee, you probably already have the dates marked in
your calendar, so why not register now and take advantage of early-bird delegate rates.
There is an air of excitement and a little trepidation surrounding this coming POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe. Of course,
we are all aware that our industry is changing and it is the recognition of the many facets of these changes that has become the theme of the event
this year. The power industry’s history is steeped in engineering expertise, which has always risen to past challenges. Now, this experience of the
past must inspire the next generation of innovators to create the solutions that will maintain Europe’s leading position in the provision of reliable,
sustainable and universal electricity supply.
Our 2015 conference programme offers content relevant to the issues vexing us all today. It reflects this positive approach, offering new strategic
and technical solutions to the key issues of workable policy and regulation, decarbonisation, flexible generation and cleaner operating coal plants
among others.There are new sessions under the heading of Urban Energy Integration, reflecting a range of topics around decentralised energy and
the exciting activities of municipalities in the energy sphere. Further sessions within the conference matrix look at grid support and renewables
integration, achieving greater operation excellence and efficiency together with utility-scale renewable policy, finance and project development.
Among the many highlights of this year’s event will be our opening Keynote Session and we are delighted that the Executive Director of the
International Energy Agency, Maria van der Hoeven will be among our keynote speakers. We also welcome back international broadcaster Stephen
Sackur to moderate a debate among power sector experts entitled, “European EnergyTransition – Embracing the Opportunity of Change”.
Outside of the conference arena, the RAI exhibition halls will be full of power engineering products and services companies, creating the ideal
marketplace to discover new technologies and plant operation equipment. Every day at POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe
will offer amazing networking opportunities both on the show floor and in the surrounding conference.
The exhibitor list and conference programme will be regularly updated on the event websites, where you will be able to find out more about technical
tours, the new Projects of theYear Awards, European Confidence Index and the Best Paper Awards. Do bookmark and check the websites regularly
so you can make the most of your visit to Amsterdam.
POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe opens its doors wide to power industry experts who want to embrace change, pursue
excellence and whose entrepreneurial drive and technical innovation will ensure that the emerging opportunities in our industry are developed to the
full. As Europe moves closer to its vision of an Energy Union, with closer co-operation and stronger interconnections, the value of an annual meeting
place for practitioners to voice their opinions and introduce a practical perspective into the debate, is ever more important.
Join us in Amsterdam 9-11 June and ensure you are influencing Europe’s changing energy future.
Nigel Blackaby
Director of Conferences
PennWell International Power Group
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Schedule of Events
sunday
Registration Open
13:00 – 17:00
Entrance K Foyer
monday
Registration Open
08:00 – 17:00
Entrance K Foyer
TechnicalTours
09:00 – 17:00Meeting Point: Entrance K Foyer
Registration Open
07:00 – 18:00Meeting Point: Entrance K Foyer
Exhibition Floor Open
09:00 – 18:00
Exhibit Halls 1-6
Joint Opening Keynote Session
09:30 – 11:00
Elicium 2
CIMAC Circle
11:15 – 12:45Room G106
Delegate Lunch
12:30 – 14:00Delegate Restaurant, Exhibit Floor
Conference Sessions 1
14:00 – 15:30
Elicium & Auditorium Centre
Delegate Coffee Break
15:30 – 16:00
Topaz Lounge, Auditorium Centre
Conference Sessions 2
16:00 – 17:30
Elicium & Auditorium Centre
Opening Reception
17:00 – 18:30
Exhibition Floor
Registration Open
08:00 – 18:00Meeting Point: Entrance K Foyer
Exhibition Floor Open
09:00 – 18:00
Exhibit Halls 1-6
Conference Sessions 3
09:00 – 10:30
Elicium & Auditorium Centre
Delegate Coffee Break
10:30 – 11:00
Topaz Lounge, Auditorium Centre
Conference Sessions 4
11:00 – 12:30
Elicium & Auditorium Centre
Delegate Lunch
12:30 – 14:00Delegate Restaurant, Exhibit Floor
Joint Plenary Panel Debate
14:00 – 15:30
Elicium 2
Delegate Coffee Break
15:30 – 16:00
Topaz Lounge, Auditorium Centre
Conference Sessions 5
16:00 – 17:30
Elicium & Auditorium Centre
Registration Open
08:00 – 16:00Meeting Point: Entrance K Foyer
Exhibition Floor Open
09:00 – 16:00
Exhibit Halls 1-6
Conference Sessions 6
09:00 – 10:30
Elicium & Auditorium Centre
Delegate Coffee Break
10:30 – 11:00
Topaz Lounge, Auditorium Centre
Conference Sessions 7
11:00 – 12:30
Elicium & Auditorium Centre
Delegate Lunch
12:30 – 14:00Delegate Restaurant, Exhibit Floor
Best Paper Awards &
Closing Reception
15:00 – 16:00
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8 JUNE
tuesday
9 JUNE
wednesday
10 JUNE
thursday
11 JUNE
Exhibit Floor
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COnference special events
Joint Opening
Keynote Session
Tuesday 9 June 2015
Room: Elicium 2, Elicium,
Second Floor
09:30 – 11:00
Session is open to
all attendees
CIMAC Circle
Tuesday 9 June 2015
Room: G106,
Auditorium Centre,
First Floor
11:15 - 12:45
Session is open to
all attendees
Start your visit to POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe by joining your
fellow power industry professionals at the scene-setting joint opening keynote session.
Hosted by: Nigel Blackaby, Director of Conferences at PennWell International’s Power Group.
Speakers:
Maria van der Hoeven,
Executive Director of the International Energy Agency in France.
Over the next few weeks we will be bringing you news of additional keynote participants. Please
visit www.powergeneurope.com for the latest information.
Piston Engines – Fast and Versatile Power to Balance Renewable Energy
Following last year’s successful CIMAC Circle at POWER-GEN Europe another panel discussion
is planned for this year.The discussion will focus on the topic ‘Piston engines - fast and versatile
power to balance renewable energy’.
As a result of large-scale introduction of renewable electricity sources, the energy sector is faced
with fundamental changes. Due to the intermittency of the output of wind turbines and solar
panels the traditional steady base load for power plants is disappearing; instead, frequent starts
and stops are required. Moreover, a full back-up power to the renewable sources is necessary
because of the uncertainty of their output. Piston engines in single cycle and combined cycle
applications can offer this flexibility at minimum costs.
This CIMAC Circle provides a discussion with major engine manufacturers on the challenges for
the industry and the advantages of the engine-driven solutions. The panel is chaired by Patrick
Frigge from GE Power & Water.
European Energy Transition – Embracing the Opportunity of Change
Moderator: Stephen Sackur, International Journalist andTV Presenter, UK
Joint Plenary
Panel Discussion
Wednesday 10 June 2015
Room: Elicium 2, Elicium,
Second Floor
14:00 - 15:30
Session is open to all
registered delegates
This year’s panel topic develops the overall joint theme of POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable
Energy World Europe and looks at how power industry professionals can grasp the opportunities
emerging out of the fundamental transition occurring in the power sector across Europe.
An expert panel representing a broad spectrum of interest within the industry will be asked to
share their vision as to how the market is likely to develop and bring some clarity to a sometimes
opaque future for certain types of power generation. The debate will look at the changing roles
of centralized power and the growth of localized generation and the opportunities that will arise
from this.
Panelists:
• Mark Garnett, Vice President European Region, Doosan Power Systems, UK
• Stephan Singer, Director Global Energy Policy, WWF International, Belgium
• Hans ten Berge, Secretary General, Eurelectric, Belgium
• Damian Wagner, Project Coordinator - Triangulum Project, Fraunhofer, Germany
Additional panelists will be invited to speculate on how apparent policy conflicts between
Brussels and EU member states are likely to be resolved, which technologies are most likely to
prevail and how market players can best position themselves to lead and succeed in Europe’s
energy future.
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BEST PAPER AWARDS
Best Paper
Awards
Thursday 11 June 2015
15:00 - 16:00
The presentation of the conference Best Paper Awards, delegate survey
prize draw for an Apple iPad and closing reception for all participants
of POWER-GEN Europe and its sister event Renewable Energy World
Europe will begin at 15:00 onThursday 11 June.
The ever popular Best Paper Awards will be presented for the POWERGEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe conferences. Judges
from the expert conference Advisory Boards will choose a Best Paper
Award winner from each of the conference themes with the judging
criteria based on outstanding concept and content.
There will also be two highly commended papers in each category.
Winners of these prestigious awards are recognized by the industry as
being the ‘best of the best’ and we wish all eligible speakers the very
best of luck.
All attendees can enter a prize draw for an Apple iPad by completing a
survey form during the course of the event and being present at the time
of the draw during the closing reception.
Peabody Energy’s advanced Energy for life clean coal awards
2015 Peabody Energy AEFL Clean Coal Awards
Coal fuels more than 40 per cent of global electricity, more than any other
fuel. It has been the world’s fastest-growing major fuel source over the
past decade and is set to surpass oil as the world’s largest global energy
source in coming years.
Peabody Energy is the world’s largest private-sector coal company
and a global leader in sustainable mining, energy access and clean
coal solutions. Peabody is proud to sponsor the Advanced Energy
for Life (AEFL) Clean Coal Awards for Europe, recognizing the best
environmental performance achieved among the European coal fleet,
based on key emission and efficiency rates.
The awards recognize leadership in deploying advanced coal
technologies that deliver ultra-low emissions. Globally, one new 500
MW coal plant is being brought on line every three days, and the majority
of this power is being developed as high- efficiency supercritical
generation that delivers low emissions. As the world continues to use
more coal, broad deployment of supercritical technology with advanced
controls – available and in use today – should be the global standard.
2014 was the inaugural year for the Global Awards, hosted at the POWERGEN International Conference in Orlando, Florida, U.S., recognizing
three major U.S. coal-fueled power plants. This year, Peabody Energy
wishes to recognize the “cleanest” coal plants, in 5 global geographies
including: India, Europe, Eastern Asia (excluding China) and North
America.
The inaugral AEFL Clean Coal Awards were held at POWER-GEN International
The winners of the European Awards in 2015 will be recognized at the
POWER-GEN Europe Gala Dinner on the evening of June 9 at the
Maritime Museum, Amsterdam.
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Please note that some sessions are listed under
more than one theme due to their wider interest
Joint CONFERENCE GRID
Please note that some sessions are listed under
more than one theme due to their wider interest
Joint CONFERENCE GRID
POWER-GEN Europe & Renewable Energy World Europe 2015
Day 1 - Tuesday 9 June
Day 1 - Tuesday 9 June
Keynote
09:30 - 11:00
Joint Opening Keynote Session
Elicium 2 (please see page 4 for more information)
Joint Opening Keynote Session
Elicium 2 (please see page 4 for more information)
CIMAC
Circle
11:15 - 12:45
CIMAC Circle
G106 (please see page 4 for more information)
CIMAC Circle
G106 (please see page 4 for more information)
12:30 - 14:00
Delegate Lunch
Delegate Lunch
Tuesday 9 June
POWER-GEN Europe & Renewable Energy World Europe 2015
Europe’s Transitioning Power Sector
Session 1
14:00 - 15:30
EU Policy Framework:
Barrier or Facilitator?
D201-D202
Renewable Energy Policy
Development & Regulation
G107
15:30 - 16:00
Session 2
16:00 - 17:30
The Big Carbon
Question
Flexing the Power
of Gas
Coal’s Cleaner Future
Grid Support with Data
and Generators
Operational
Excellence &
Flexibility
CC Demonstration & Beyond
D203
Gas Fired
Technology I
G102-G103
Biomass & Waste to
Energy Developments
G109
Online Data - Driven
Optimization of Power
Plants
G105
Improving Flexibility
in Coal Fired Plants
G104
Renewable Energy Strategy, Business & Integration
Renewable Energy Policy
Development & Regulation
G107
Biomass & Waste to Energy
Developments
G109
Delegate Coffee Break
Security of Supply:
Challenges to Existing
Models
D201-D202
Renewable Project
Development
G107
Power to Fuel
D203
Gas Fired
Technology II
G102-G103
Session 3
09:00 - 10:30
Financing
Renewables
- The Equity
Perspective
G107
Nuclear Power in Europe
- Where Do We Stand
and What’s Next?
(Panel Discussion G203)
Wednesday 10 June
10:30 - 11:00
Session 4
11:00 - 12:30
Operational
Flexibility I
G102-G103
Co-Firing & Boiler
Conversion
Technologies
G109
New Automation Systems & Remote Support
G105
Improving Flexibility
in CCGT Plants
G104
Renewable Project Development
G107
Financing Renewables - The
Debt Perspective
G107
Operational
Flexibility II
G102-G103
The Challenge for Municipalities Panel Debate
G106
Day 2 - Wednesday 10 June
Coal is Still Alive: State
of Art technology
G109
Keeping Control
of Small Scale &
Renewable Generation
G105
Plant Life
Extensions
G104
Financing Renewables - The
Equity Perspective
G107
Keeping Control of Small Scale &
Renewable Generation
G105
Innovative Energy Delivery
G106
Nuclear Power in
Europe – Where Do
We Stand and
What’s Next?
(Panel Discussion)
G203
Hardware Solution Providers
G106
Latest NPP
Technologies
G203
Delegate Coffee Break
Improving Energy
Efficiency in Industry &
Power Plants
G109
Renewables:
Challenges for a Stable
Grid, Solutions for
Successful Integration
G105
Intelligent
Plant Lifetime
Management
G104
Financing Renewables - The
Debt Perspective
G107
Renewables: Challenges for
a Stable Grid, Solutions for
Successful Integration
G105
12:30 - 14:00
Delegate Lunch
Delegate Lunch
Plenary
14:00 - 15:30
Joint Plenary Panel Discussion
Elicium 2 (please see page 4 for more information)
Joint Plenary Panel Discussion
Elicium 2 (please see page 4 for more information)
15:30 - 16:00
Delegate Coffee Break
Delegate Coffee Break
Session 5
16:00 - 17:30
Integration of
Green Energy
D203
Operating New Market Models
D201-D202
CHP Financial
Viability
G102-G103
NOx Reduction Operational Experience
G109
Improving Generator
Technology
G105
Improving Flexibility
of Plant Systems
G104
Encouraging Green Energy
Business Innovation
G107
Session 6
09:00 - 10:30
Managing
European Based
Energy
Storage
D203
Energy Organization Challenges
D201-D202
10:30 - 11:00
Session 7
11:00 - 12:30
Developments in
Combustion &
Emissions
G102-G103
The Rise of the Prosumer &
E Mobility
D201-D202
Summary Session with
E-Voting
G106
Grid Support &
Ancillary Systems
G102-G103
Reducing Emissions in
Flue Gases
G109
Achieving Grid
Code Compliance
Acceptance for
Generators
G105
Plant Maintenance
Optimization
G104
Innovative Renewbale
Technologies
G107
Achieving Grid
Code Compliance
Acceptance for
Generators
G105
Managing European
Based Energy Storage
D203
Smart City Facilitators & Integrators
G106
Delegate Coffee Break
Understanding
Impacts of Grid Code
Requirements on
Electrical Generators
G105
Targeting
Operational
Excellence
G104
Renewable Asset Management
G107
Understanding Impacts of Grid
Code Requirements on Electrical
Generators
G105
Summary
Session with
E-Voting
G106
12:30 - 14:00
Delegate Lunch
Delegate Lunch
15:00 - 16:00
CLOSING RECEPTION & BEST PAPER AWARDS
CLOSING RECEPTION & BEST PAPER AWARDS
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CHP Financial
Viability
G102-G103
Day 3 - Thursday 11 June
Delegate Coffee Break
The Scandinavian Green Way
- CHP - Biomass - Energy
Efficiency
D203
Smart Energy
Intelligence
G106
Integration of Green Energy
D203
Day 3 - Thursday 11 June
Thursday 11 June
The Challenge for Municipalities
G106
Co-Firing & Boiler Conversion
Technologies
G109
Delegate Coffee Break
Power Market Case Studies
D201-D202
The Nuclear Power
Option
Delegate Coffee Break
Day 2 - Wednesday 10 June
Regulation
and the
Marketplace
D201-D202
Urban Energy Integration
The Rise of the
Prosumer & E
Mobility
D201-D202
The
Scandinavian
Green Way CHP - Biomass
- Energy
Efficiency
D203
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Conference Session Overview
Europe’s Transitioning Power Sector
Tuesday 9 June
Wednesday 10 June
For the full speaker line up
please check the website
Thursday 11 June
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 3:
Regulation and the
Marketplace
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 6:
Energy Organizational
Challenges
Confront the different views on existing and
future EU energy and climate policies.
A look at some notable impacts of regulatory
changes in the market.
or
or
Examining new organizational and behavioural
approaches within and between energy
businesses that is driving the future business
strategy.
14:00 - 15:30 Session 1:
EU Policy Framework: Barrier
or Facilitator?
Renewable Energy Policy
Development & Regulation
This session will examine the latest energy
policy
and
regulatory
developments
throughout Europe. A summary of the latest
challenges, and regulatory and political
barriers to potential investment in the
renewable energy space and low carbon
technologies will be provided. The session
will encourage debate as to what the
favourable regulatory climate for the growth
and promotion of renewable energy sources
should look like.
16:00 - 17:30 Session 2:
Security of Supply: Challenges
to Existing Models
How does the changing power market impact
on securing energy supplies?
or
Renewable Project Development
Disciplined management and early control
at the initiation & early development stage
of renewable projects has been seen as
crucial for eventual success. This session
will bring together a wide scope of activities
in renewable projects where this is clearly
demonstrated.
Financing Renewables The Equity Perspective
The first of two panel discussions on the
financing of renewable projects. In this
session, the panellists will discuss the
sources, methods and reasons for choosing
equity financing.
or
Nuclear Power in Europe – Where
Do We Stand & What’s Next?
(Panel Discussion)
Around 30% of EU’s electricity currently
comes from nuclear energy but the attitude
towards nuclear is very disparate amongst
the member countries. Our panellists will give
an update on the status of nuclear power in
Europe and will discuss the challenges and
opportunities for this energy source.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 4:
Power Market Case Studies
This session presents examples from different
European countries.
or
Financing Renewables - The Debt
Perspective
Panellists will discuss the risks and challenges
associated with debt financing, various fund
raising mechanisms and the capacity of the debt
market to finance large scale developments and
investments in renewables.
16:00 – 17:30 – Session 5:
Operating New Market Models
Technology and market design developments
in smart cities, community energy and
cetralised power production.
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11:00 – 12:30 – Session 7:
The Rise ofthe Prosumer &
E Mobility
Learn more about the challenges and
opportunities around e mobility.
or
Summary Session with E-Voting
This session will summarise the aspects
of the previous sessions and offer the
conference delegates the opportunity to
discuss the outcome. A voting system will
be used to reveal the general feeling of the
delegates with respect to the challenges and
solutions for European Power
For the full version
of any of the following
programmes, please visit
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The Big Carbon Question
Tuesday 9 June
Wednesday 10 June
14:00 - 15:30 Session 1:
CC Demonstration & Beyond
16:00 – 17:30 - SESSION 5:
Intergration of green energy
Pilot and demonstration carbon capture
projects and concepts.
Presenting the
application of green
technologies in distributed generation
systems suitable for use in green cities.
16:00 - 17:30 Session 2:
Power to Fuel
This session looks at the application
of electricity and/or hydrogen for fuel
production. Power to fuel could be an
interesting option to save energy when
power generated from renewables provides
more than 100% of the required load.
Wednesday 10 June
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 3:
Operational Flexibility I
Unmissable presentations on the latest
advances and operating results from the
new generation of high-end, heavy-duty
gas turbines, demonstrating operational
excellence within the dynamic European
power market.
Operational flexibility of gas fired technology
in sustaining stability in a dynamic power
market, part 1.
Having learned about the heavy–duty end
this session examines smaller gas generation
options and how they can support the new
market requirements, before opening out into
a panel discussion among the speakers for
an honest assessment of gas technology’s
role alongside intermittent and stochastic
generation.
09:00 – 10:30 – SESSION 6:
Managing European Based
Energy Storage
Implications of large scale energy storage
system from country or region-based
perspective.
Energy efficiency and Scandinavian renewable
energy.
14:00 - 15:30 Session 1:
Gas Fired Technology I
16:00 - 17:30 Session 2:
Gas Fired Technology II
Thursday 11 June
11:00 – 12:30 – SESSION 7:
The Scandinavian Green Way - CHP
- Biomass - Energy Efficiency
Flexing the Power of Gas
Tuesday 9 June
For the full speaker line up
please check the website
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 4:
Operational Flexibility II
Operational flexibility of gas fired technology
in sustaining stability in a dynamic power
market, part 2.
16:00 – 17:30 - SESSION 5:
CHP Financial Viability
Co-optimising heat and power to secure
financial viability in the current European
electricity market.
For the full speaker line up
please check the website
Thursday 11 June
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 6:
Developments in Combustion &
Emissions
Higher flexibility in regard to fuel quality,
power output & reliable stable operations
with minimal emissions are the targets for
optimization on gas turbine power plants.
This session shows latest developments in
combustors, HRSGs and DeNox.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 7:
Grid Support & Ancillary
Systems
This session deals with power systems
used to support the reliable transmission of
electricity in markets exposed to growing
percentage of renewables.
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please check the website
Coal’s CLEANER Future
Tuesday 9 June
Wednesday 10 June
14:00 - 15:30 Session 1:
Biomass & Wasteto Energy
Developments
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 3:
Coal is Still Alive: State
of Art
Presenting experiences and development
in biomass and waste to energy power plant
technologies.
An overview of the latest perspectives with a
focus on Polish and Turkish projects.
16:00 - 17:30 Session 2:
Co-Firing & Boiler Conversion
technologies
This session will cover presentations on
cofiring fuel with different technologies and
converting boilers for new fuels.
Thursday 11 June
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 6:
Reducing Emissions in Flue Gases
A look at combustion optimization for NOx
reduction & secondary methods for SOx and
mercury reduction.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 4:
Improving Energy Efficiency in
Industry & Power Plants
Waste heat recovery and improved heat use in
steel and cement industries and power plants
is covered during this session.
16:00 – 17:30 - SESSION 5:
NOx Reduction - Operational
Experience
2016 - Deadline for implementing new NOx
emission standards is approaching, there is
still a lot to do in this field.
Grid Support with Data and Generators
For the full speaker line up
please check the website
Tuesday 9 June
Wednesday 10 June
Thursday 11 June
14:00 - 15:30 Session 1:
Online Data - Driven Optimization
of Power Plants
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 3:
Keeping Control of Small Scale
& Renewable Generation
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 6:
Achieving Grid Code Compliance
Acceptance for Generators
An overview of information technology
solutions available for optimization power
plants and their sub systems.
C&I technology discussions influence the
bottom line. Three real world examples of
what to consider.
16:00 - 17:30 Session 2:
New Automation Systems &
Remote Support
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 4:
Renewables: Challenges for
a Stable Grid, Solutions for
Successful Integration
Grid codes are presenting increasing
challenges for system integrators and owners
of power generator equipment. Presentations
explain key issues and suggestions to help
achieve trouble free acceptance into service
of new equipment.
Improved operational performance and cost
savings by applying new generation Hardware
and Software solutions. Market trends and
results of application of the latest technology
is shared by leading technology providers for
control and automation systems.
The on-going integration of renewable energy
producers is creating serious challenges to
the stability of the grid. Speakers will present
successful solutions.
16:00 – 17:30 - SESSION 5:
Operating New Market Models
State of the art design tools are enabling
manufacturers to provide improved generators
output and performance. Presentations focus
on improvements and enhanced maintenance
technologies to help achieve full rated output,
avoiding unplanned outages.
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11:00 – 12:30 – Session 7:
Understanding Impacts of
Grid Code Requirements on
Electrical Generators
As grid codes evolve to enable integration of
renewables; care must be taken to ensure
that equipment stress is avoided and machine
lifetimes are not reduced. These presentations
highlight areas of concern and mitigation
strategies.
Conference Overview
For the full speaker line up
please check the website
Operational Excellence & Flexibility
Tuesday 9 June
14:00 - 15:30 Session 1:
Improving Flexibility in Coal
Fired Plants
We discuss how existing base load plants
have to face the present changing market.
16:00 - 17:30 Session 2:
Improving Flexibility in CCGT
Plants
This session will include presentations on how to
generate at the best - the remaining megawatts.
Wednesday 10 June
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 3:
Plant Life Extension
A new life for plants and components to meet
the challenges of the coming years.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 4:
Intelligent Plant Lifetime
Management
Lifetime observation and controlling by
intelligent systems.
16:00 – 17:30 - SESSION 5:
Improving Flexibility of Plant
Systems
Thursday 11 June
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 6:
Plant Maintenance
Optimization
We address key O&M issues impacting
European power companies.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 7:
Targeting Operational
Excellence
New technologies and new methodologies to
improving operational personnel performance.
This session considers aspects pertinent to
the need for increased operational flexibility
in European power plants.
POWER ENGINEERING
INTERNATIONAL
PROJECTS OF THE YEAR
The Power Engineering International Projects of the Year is a new awards programe that will highlight the best
in power generation construction across the Europe, the Middle East and Africa regions. Hosted by Power
Engineering International, the awards will be presented at the gala VIP Dinner at POWER-GEN Europe in
Amsterdam on Tuesday 9 June.
There are four awards categories:
· Large-scale gas turbine-based project, including refurbishments and retrofits as well as new projects;
·
Large-scale gas engine-based project, including refurbishments and retrofits as well as new projects;
· Renewable energy project, including hybrid power projects;
· Distributed generation project
Each nomination is judged based on the following criteria:
·Technological innovation
·
Logistical challenges in developing the project
·Capacity
·Community impact
·Timeline: the project must have been commissioned between
June 1 2013 and January 31 2015.
Submissions must feature a project in Europe, the Middle East or Africa.
The deadline for submissions is April 30th 2015.
For more information visit www.powerengineeringint.com
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Renewable Energy Strategy,
Business & Integration
Tuesday 9 June
Wednesday 10 June
For the full speaker line up
please check the website
Thursday 11 June
14:00 - 15:30 Session 1:
Renewable Energy Policy
Development & Regulation
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 3:
Financing Renewables - The
Equity Perspective
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 6:
Innovative Renewable
Technologies
This session will examine the latest energy
policy
and
regulatory
developments
throughout Europe. A summary of the latest
challenges, and regulatory & political barriers
to potential investment in the renewable
energy space and low carbon technologies
will be provided. The session will encourage
debate as to what the favourable regulatory
climate for the growth and promotion of
renewable energy sources should look like.
The first of two panel discussions on the
financing of renewable projects. In this
session, the panellists will discuss the
sources, methods and reasons for choosing
equity financing.
Only a generation ago, renewable technologies
such as wind power were seen as pipe-dreams.
Today wind power, solar and other previously
innovative technologies have become mainstream. In this session several innovative new
technologies at various stages of development
will be presented. How much difference can
such innovative technologies make to carbon
emissions? Will such technologies be on the
margins or could they become mainstream?
Can such technologies replace the existing
means of energy generation?
or
Biomass & Waste to Energy
Developments
Experiences and development in biomass and
waste to energy power plant technologies.
16:00 - 17:30 Session 2:
Renewable Project
Development
Disciplined management and early control
at the initiation & early development stage
of renewable projects has been seen as
crucial for eventual success. This session
will bring together a wide scope of activities
in renewable projects where this is clearly
demonstrated.
or
Co-Firing & Boiler Conversion
technologies
Cofiring fuel with different technologies and
converting boilers for new fuels.
or
Keeping Control of Small Scale
& Renewable Generation
C&I technology discussions influence the
bottom line. Three real world examples of
what to consider.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 4:
Financing Renewables - The Debt
Perspective
Panellists will discuss the risks and challenges
associated with debt financing, various
fund raising mechanisms and the capacity
of the debt market to finance large scale
developments and investments in renewables.
or
Renewable: Challenges for
a Stable Grid, Solutions for
Successful Integration
The on-going integration of renewable energy
producers is creating serious challenges to
the stability of the grid. These papers will
show successful solutions.
16:00 – 17:30 - SESSION 5:
Encouraging Green Energy
Business Innovation
This session will look at technical and social
innovative solutions needed by companies
to distinguish themselves from a sheer
commodity provider/operator as well as the
skills and capabilities companies and (future)
employees need to develop to enable the
companies’ transformation.
or
Integration of Green Energy
The application of green technologies in
distributed generation systems suitable for
use in green cities.
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or
Achieving Grid Code Compliance
Acceptance for Generators
Grid codes are presenting increasing
challenges for system integrators and owners
of power generator equipment. These papers
explain key issues and suggestions to help
achieve trouble free acceptance into service
of new equipment.
or
Managing European Based
Energy Storage
Implications of large scale energy storage
system from country or region base
perspective
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 7:
Renewable Asset Management
This session will showcase the implementation
of effective asset management practices to
enhance the plant operation and efficiency.
or
Understanding
Impacts
Grid Code Requirements
Electrical Generators
of
on
As grid codes evolve to enable integration
of renewable; care must be taken to ensure
that equipment stress is avoided and machine
lifetimes are not reduced. These papers
highlight areas of concern and mitigation
strategies
For the full speaker line up
please check the website
Urban Energy Integration
Tuesday 9 June
14:00 - 17:30 – SESSION 1 & SESSION 2
The Challenge for
Municipalities – Presentations &
Panel Discussion
Cities are going to play a very prominent role
in the transformation to a renewable society.
They are in a unique position to integrate the
energy supply for electricity, heat, chill and
transportation. This extended session will
reveal the challenges and solutions with the
audience hearing about some of Europe’s most
successful Smart City Initiatives covering
projects already in place plus future plans that
relate to power generation and self-sufficiency
via the latest in distributed generation, district
heating, energy storage and heat pumps
amongst other technologies.
Wednesday 10 June
Thursday 11 June
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 3:
Innovative Energy Delivery
This session gives the Utilities and Grid
Operators an opportunity to update the
audience on the changes the Smart City era
has initiated. Faced with a revolution in energy
supply, where customers can often act as
energy producers this development requires a
completely new approach in distribution, grid
operation, billing and safeguarding reliability.
Speakers will give an insight into how they are
working with these ‘smart’ cities to achieve
mutual success in this new phase of power
generation.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 4:
Hardware Solution Providers
This session will be looking at the
manufacturing companies and the latest
innovations in heat pumps, energy storage and
advanced control methods that are enabling
the transformation to local energy generation
for the new breed of sustainable city.
16:00 – 17:30 - SESSION 5:
Smart Energy Intelligence
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 6:
Smart City Facilitators &
Integrators
Experts are needed for co-ordinating the
complex transformation to an integrated
sustainable energy supply system. Key players
from major consultancies will show examples
of how projects can be executed leading to
optimised systems.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 7:
Summary Session with E-Voting
This session will summarise aspects of the
previous sessions and offer the conference
delegates the opportunity to discuss the
outcome. A voting system will be used to
reveal the general feeling of the delegates
with respect to the challenges and solutions
for European Power.
or
The Rise of the Prosumer &
E Mobility
Learn more about the challenges
opportunities around e mobility.
Information technology and advanced
diagnostic methods are indispensable in
operating modern integrated energy supply
systems. The focus of this session is the
software and automation aspects of the
Smart City looking at the specific needs from
an energy generation perspective.
and
or
The Scandinavian Green Way CHP - Biomass - Energy Efficiency
Energy efficiency and Scandinavian renewable
energy.
or
CHP Financial Viability
Co-optimising heat and power to secure
financial viability in the current European
electricity market.
For the full speaker line up
please check the website
The Nuclear Power Option
Wednesday 10 June
Wednesday 10 June
09:00 - 10:30 – Session 3:
Nuclear Power in Europe – Where Do We Stand &
What’s Next? (Panel Discussion)
Around 30% of EU’s electricity currently comes from nuclear energy
but the attitude towards nuclear is very disparate amongst the member
countries. Our panellists will give an update on the status of nuclear
power in Europe and will discuss the challenges and opportunities for
this energy source.
11:00 – 12:30 – Session 4:
Latest NPP Technologies
This session will look at technological advances to improve the energy
production and efficiency of nuclear power plants.
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POWER-GEN EUROPE ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. Vic Abrahamian
Director, International Sales
Pratt & Whitney
Mr. Eric Adams
Proposals Manager, Power Generation
Parsons Brinckerhoff
UK
Mr. Michael Aherne
Manager Services
Electricity Supply Board
Ireland
Mr. Jan Antonczyk
Marketing Director
Energoprojekt Katowice SA
Poland
Dr. Andras Baczoni
Development Manager for Power Industry
Nalco Company – EMEA Region
Hungary
Mr. Giancarlo Benelli
Technologist and Power Plants Consultant
Green Engine Consulting S.R.L
Italy
Dr. Wolfgang Benesch
Director Energy Technologies
STEAG Energy Services GmbH
Germany
Mr. Martin Berkenkamp
Policy Leader Renewables Europe
GE Energy
Germany
Mr. Christoph Blessing
Senior Engineer
EnBW Kraftwerke AG
Germany
Ms. Anne Bodart
Section Manager, Mechanics and Civil Works
Tractebel Engineering (GDF Suez)
Belgium
Dr. Markus Bolhàr-Nordenkampf
Director Energy Sales and Service Operations,
EMEA, Central Europe North (CEN)
Valmet GesmbH
Austria
Mr. Pier Giuseppe Bottini
New Build Development Manager
Enipower S.p.A
Italy
Mr. Gerhard Brandt
Head of Marketing and Communication
ABB AG
Germany
Mr. Jose Maria Bronte Malo
Director General
Bahia de Bizkaia Electricidad,S.L.
Spain
Mr. John Callcott
Managing Director, Power
Mobotec
UK
Mr. Eldred Clark
Engineering Manager
ACE European Group
UK
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Mr. Patrick Clerens
Secretary General
European Power Plant Suppliers Association
(EPPSA)
Belgium
Dr. Alessandro Clerici
Chair of the WEC Study Group on Survey of
Energy Resources and Technologies & Senior
Corporate Advisor
CESI S.p.A.
Italy
Mr. Arthur Close
Schneider-Electric
UK
Mr. James Cronin
Principal Consultant
Cronin Energy Consulting
Ireland
Mr. Norbert Dahlmann
Partner
3p Consulting
Germany
Mr. Philippe Delage
Consultant
PhD Advisory
France
Mr. Giorgio Dodero
President
IPG Industrial Project Group S.r.l
Italy
Mr. John Epps
Energy Consultant
John A. Epps Consulting
UK
Mr. Graham Fagence
Business Development
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Europe
UK
Dr. Andreas Feldmueller
Head of Integrated Plant Solutions
Siemens Energy
Germany
Mr. Antonio Ferreira Costa
Director
EDP Group - EDP Generation
Portugal
Mr. David Fitzgerald
R&D Group Leader
Doosan Power Systems
UK
Dr. Monica Frogheri
Safety Advisor
Ansaldo Nucleare
Italy
Mr. Bernt Frydenberg
Advisor – CDM Strategy
Mercapto Consult
Denmark
Dr. François Giger
Strategy Director, Thermal Generation &
Engineering Direction
EDF
France
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Mr. Martin Grosshäuser
Head of Product Line Marketing
Siemens AG, Energy Sector
Germany
Mr. Jerzy Grynblat
Nuclear Business Director
Lloyd’s Register Consulting
Sweden
Mr. Jens Hanschmidt
Lead Product Manager
Babcock & Wilcox Intl.
Germany
Mr. Stefan Hatt
Group Vice President
ABB Ltd.
Switzerland
Ms. Anne Marie Hey
Managing Director
Dutch Gas Turbine Association (DGTA)
The Netherlands
Mr. Simon Hobday
Energy Partner
Osborne Clarke
UK
Dr. John Horner
Director
E for Energy Consulting UK
UK
Mr. Frank Höse
Head of Sales, Steam Power Plant Solutions
Siemens Energy
Germany
Ms. Jane Hutt
Webmaster
International Generator Technical Community
USA
Mr. Juha-Pekka Jalkanen
Director, Plant Performance Solutions
Metso Automation Inc.
Finland
Ms. Vanessa Jeffery
Market & Product Intelligence and Promotion
Alstom Switzerland Ltd.
Switzerland
Mr. Nick Johnson
Corporate Communications Director
Doosan Power Systems Ltd
UK
Mr. Jan De Jong
Independent Consultant
New Energy Consultancy
The Netherlands
Mr. Piotr Karas
Marketing Director
Rafako S.A.
Poland
Mr. Frank-Peter Kirschning
Power Station Manager (retired)
Germany
Dr. Wilhelm Kleffner
Independent Power Consultant
WKC Wilhelm Kleffner Consulting
Germany
Dr. Karsten Klemp
Chief Department Manager
Rhein Energy
Germany
Mr. Philippe Paelinck
Vice President, Portfolio & Strategic Positioning
Alstom Power
France
Mr. Mark Stevens
Director & Principal Consultant
SS&A Power Consultancy GmbH
Switzerland
Dr. Jacob Klimstra
Energy and Engine Consultant
Jacob Klimstra Consultancy
The Netherlands
Mrs. Ulla Pettersson
Director
E for Energy Management Consulting
Sweden
Mr. Pascal Stijns
Power & Energy Marketing Europe
Honeywell
Belgium
Dr. Carlos Koeneke
Vice President, Project Engineering
Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas
USA
Mr. Herbert Piereder
Consultant Director to Applied Materials Inc.,
Head of Business Development Europe
MD Enovations Consulting Ltd.
Netherlands
Mr. Gereon Thomas
Head of Engineering
RWE Technology GmbH
Germany
Mr. Robert Thornton Jones
Head of Technology - Controls
Brush
UK
Mr. Rüdiger Koenig
Principal
QENIQ Advisory
Germany
Mr. Melle Kruisdijk
Market Development Director
Wärtsilä Corporation, Power Plants
The Netherlands
Dr. Cord-Henrich Lefhalm
Head of Regulation & Licensing
RWE Power AG
Germany
Mr. David Porter
Senior Advsior
Navigant
UK
Mr. Terry Raddings
Technology Marketing Manager Europe
GE Energy
UK
Dr. Peter Radgen
Head of E.ON Innovation Center, CCS
E.ON Technology & Innovation
Germany
Mr. Enzo Tortello
Independent Consultant
Ansaldo
Italy
Dr. Tamer Turna
Chief Executive Officer
Yidirim Energy Investments Inc.
Turkey
Mr. Peter Ramm
Chief Operating Officer
Advanced Power AG
UK
Mr. Giampiero Valenti
Thermal Power Plant Basic Eng. & Proposal
Manager
Enel Engineering and Research
Italy
Mr. Tom Logan
Director, Product Management
Dresser-Rand
USA
Mr. Matti Rautanen
Manager - Research and Development
Valmet Power Oy
Finland
Mr. Sjirk van der Goot
Marketing & Communications Manager
VBR Turbine Partners
The Netherlands
Mr. Christian Lopez
Marketing Manager Europe
Emerson Process Management S.L.
Spain
Mr. Claudio Ravera
Head of Plants, Automation and Controls
Ansaldo Energia S.p.A.
Italy
Mr. Mike van der Jagt
Director Strategic Sales
Woodward Nederland BV
The Netherlands
Mr. Enrico Malusardi
Senior Consultant
Edison SpA
Italy
Mr. Stefan Ritzmann
Marketing Communication Manager
ABB
Switzerland
Mr. Tim Vink
Director Regulatory Affairs
Honeywell
UK
Dr. Ronald Meijer
Service Line Principal Market & Regulations
DNV GL
The Netherlands
Mr. Fabien Roques
Senior Vice President
Compass Lexecon
France
Mr. Bernd von der Heide
Managing Director
Mehldau & Steinfath Umwelttechnik GmbH
Germany
Mr. Mathias Meusburger
Automation-EXC CoC Turbine Governor
Andritz Hydro
Austria
Mr. Franco Rosatelli
Chief Technical Officer - Chair EUTurbines
Ansaldo Energia
Italy
Mr. Ingo Weber
Head of Sales
MCE Berlin GmbH
Germany
Miss. Regine Mowill
Marketing Manager
OPRA Turbines
The Netherlands
Mr. Thomas Sabel
Head of Operation and Maintenance Services
EnBW Kraftwerke AG
Germany
Mr. Christopher Wesselmann
Editor in Chief
VGB PowerTech
Germany
Mr. Peter Mueller-Baum
Secretary General
CIMAC Central Secretariat
Germany
Mr. Enrique Sanchez
Director of Operations for Spain and Portugal
Nooter/Eriksen Ltd.
Spain
Mr. Matthias Zelinger
Secretary General
EUTurbines
Germany
Ms. Lise Nielson
Independent Consultant
Linie Pruburger Rodgivning
Denmark
Mr. Peter-Paul Schouwenberg
Manager Environment
Essent
The Netherlands
Mr. Roland Zepeck
Director Conferences & Exhibitions
Durag Group
Germany
Mr. Kari Niemelä
Vice President Sales, Western Europe
Foster Wheeler Energia OY
Finland
Mr. Adrian Skea
Product Manager Steam Power Plants
Alstom Power
Switzerland
Mr. Thilo Libuda
Head of Marketing for Instrumentation,
Controls & Electricals
Siemens AG
Germany
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RENEWABLE ENERGY WORLD EUROPE ADVISORY BOARD
Dr. George Aggidis
Director Lancaster University Renewable
Energy Group & Fluid Machinery Group UK
Lancaster University
United Kingdom
Mr. Ralf Grether
Head of Product Management, Patent and
Innovation
Voith Hydro GmbH & Co. KG
Germany
Mr. Christoph Richter
Site Manager Solar Research / Executive
Secretary SolarPaces
DLR (German Aerospace Center) / SolarPaces
Spain
Mrs. Mirjam de Boer-Postmus
Head Operations - Onshore Wind - Continental/
UK
Vattenfall
The Netherlands
Mr. Jochen Hauff
Director Renewable Energy & Sustainability
AT Kearney
Germany
Mr. Oliver Schaefer
Market Development Director
SunPower Corporation
Belgium
Miss Sarah Junior
Marketing Communications
First Solar, Inc
Germany
Mr. Frank Schillig
Managing Director
KWA Eviva GmbH
Germany
Dr. Steven Laycock
Managing Director
Aeltari International SPRL
Belgium
Dr. Hennig Wicht
Senior Director, Principal Analyst
iSuppli Deutschland GmbH
Germany
Ms. Stefania Mascheroni
Communications Manager for BU Power
Generation
ABB
Italy
Mr. Andrew Wickless
Associate Director
Navigant Consulting
United States
Dr. Azad Camyab
Chief Executive Officer
Pearlstone Energy
United Kingdom
Mr. Kasper Dalston
Director
Global Business Development
Vestas Wind Systems A/S
Spain
Mr. Alessandro Delladio
Managing Director
MEDEIRON, SRL
Italy
Eng. Eduard Doujak
Assistant Professor
Vienna University of Technology
Austria
Mr. Bernard Pelikan
Project Leader
University of Natural Resources and Life
Sciences, Vienna
Austria
Ms. Gaia Gallotti
Research Analyst
EMEA
Italy
Mr. Leon Pulles
Senior Investment Consultant
DHV
The Netherlands
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Exhibitor COmmittee
Exhibiting opportunities
CompanyName
Aalborg Energie Technik A/S
Frank Scholdann
Aalborg Energy As
Bent Have Johnsen
ABB Tina Eder
Alfa Laval
Anne Kirstine Senderovitz
Alstom
Alexandra Weber
Alstom
Florence Vanin
Ansaldo EnergiaMichaela Montecucco
Babcock and Wilcox
Patrick Wilson
Babcock and Wilcox
Wendy Easterling
Capstone TurbineMichelle Murawski
CCIStefano Malacrida
CD AdapcoSandra Maureder
Century IBT
Lavinia Colonna-Preti
Chromalloy
Lisa Lu
Crestchic Limited
Paul Brickman
Doosan Power Systems
Nick Johnson
Dresser RandSteve Canham
Dresser RandThomas Levis
DURAG GMBH
Johanna Gosebrink
DURAG GMBHRoland Zepeck
E.ON Anlagenservice
Pia Schulte
E.ON AnlagenserviceDaniel Brueckner
Energoprojekt-Katowice SA
Jan Antonczyk
Exelon Nuclear Partners
Kevin Gosselin
FATA EPC Division of FATA SpAEnzo Chieppa
Foster WheelerMarkku Kostamo
Foster WheelerRobert Giglio
Garioni Naval S.p.A
Ornella Baronio
Gas Turbine Controls
Jonathan Simms
GE Power & Water
Beth Sneeed
GE Power & WaterMark Cox
Georg Fischer CoSanjay Patel
Georg Fischer CoMark Bumer
Heliex Power
Bryony Hynes
Heliex Power
Felicity Anderson
HilliardMark Rose
HX Holding GmbH
Nicole Hueckels
Industrial Information Resources Michael Bergen
Italian Pavilion
William Vigani
Josef Bertsch Guenter Bernhart
JSC ElemMirce Kotevski
Man Diesel & TurboMathias Kunstner
Marketing and More
Alice Magno
Mee Industries
John Mee
METKA S.A.
Helena Esteves
MetsoRiitta Naamanka
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Europe GmbH
Helge Schulz
MTU Friedrichshafen GmbHUwe Harting
National Electric Coil
Jane Hutt
Parker Hannifin
Lindsay Brockzeller
Phoenix Contact Gmbh & Co Kg
Andreas von der Kall
PW Power Systems IncEmilio Zarrilli
PW Power Systems Inc
Lucia Maffucci
Rafako SA
Piotr Karas
Sandvik Materials TechnologyMarco Tosi
Siemens Power Generation Erhard Goess
SPIG SpAMarianna Caputo
SPX/Balcke Duerr GmbHEvi Werner
Steag
Helgard Fricke
United ConveyorMark Burns
ValmetSatu Lamminen
VDMA - Power SystemsElke Schramm
Wartsila
Kenneth Engblom
WartsilaSarah Vare
Young & FranklinEric Sohne
ZeecoStan Brander
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T: +44 (0) 1992 656 637
F: +44 (0)1992 656 700
E: claudetteh@pennwell.com
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Senior Exhibitor Services Manager
T: +44 (0)1992 656 615
F: +44 (0)1992 656 700
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Contacts
KEY: POWER-GEN EUROPE
RENEWABLE ENERGY WORLD EUROPE
UK, Asia, Italy, France, Greece
& Benelux
Gilbert Weir Jnr.
T: +44 1992 656 617
E: exhibitpge@pennwell.com
Russia & CIS
Natalia Gaisenok
T: +7 495 258 31 36
E: nataliag@pennwell.com
Africa
Andrew Evans
T:+27 21 930 9515
E: exhibitpge@pennwell.com
Worldwide Sales
Amanda Kevan
T: +44 (0) 1992 656 645
E: amandak@pennwell.com
CHINA (Agent)
Liu Zizhen
China Exhibition World Co.Ltd
T:+86-10-65920071-888
E: zghwfzxh@163.com
E: liuzizhen@world-fairs.org
Latin America,
Spain & Portugal
Juan Gimenez
T: +54 11 4787 3817
E: exhibitpge@pennwell.com
Amy Nash
Conference Director
T: +44 (0)1992 656 621
E: amyn@pennwell.com
Mathilde Seur
Senior Conference Manager
T: +44 (0)1992 656 634
E: mathildes@pennwell.com
Germany, Scandinavia, Austria,
Switzerland & Eastern Europe
Leon Stone
T: +44 1992 656 671
E: exhibitpge@pennwell.com
Middle East & Turkey
Feraye Parcali Gurel
T: (Turkey) + 90 (0) 532 612 77 17
T: (UAE) + 971 50 257 6929
E: ferayeg@pennwell.com
North America
Bridgett Maddux-Green
T: +1 918-549-0473
E: exhibitpge@pennwell.com
CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT
Nigel Blackaby
Conference Director
T: +44 (0)1992 656 607
E: nigelb@pennwell.com
OPERATIONS
Richard Logan
Senior Event Operations Manager
T: +44 (0) 1992 656 656
F: +44 (0) 1992 656 700
E: rlogan@pennwell.com
ADVERTISING
Amanda Wilson
Event Operations Manager
T: +1 918-831-9523
F: +1 918-831-9729
E: amandaw@pennwell.com
EXHIBITOR SERVICES
Claudette Hultzer
Exhibit Services Manager
T: +44 (0) 1992 656 637
F: +44 (0)1992 656 700
E:claudetteh@pennwell.com
Emily Pryor
Conference Manager
T: +44 (0) 1992 656 614
E: emilyp@pennwell.com
Tom Marler
Advertising Sales Director
T: +44 (0) 1992 656 608
F: +44 (0) 1992 656 700
E: tomm@pennwell.com
Roy Morris
International Sales Manager
T: +44 (0) 1992 656 613
F: +44 (0) 1992 656 700
E: rmorris@pennwell.com
MARKETING
Karina Anderson
Exhibitor Services Manager
T: +44 (0)1992 656 615
F: +44 (0)1992 656 700
E: karinaa@pennwell.com
Crispin Coulson
Senior Marketing Manager
T: +44 0) 1992 656 646
E: crispinc@pennwell.com
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EXHIBITOR LIST
Key:
POWER-GEN Europe
Renewable Energy World Europe
As of 10 March 2015
Exhibitor
Booth Number
A.Hak Industrial Services B.V.................................................... 1W28
AAF - Gas Turbine Solutions..........................................................4C7
AALBORG ENERGIE TECHNIK A/S.. ...........................................1O37
AALBORG ENGINEERING AS.....................................................1O27
Aarding Thermal Acoustics b.v... ................................................. 1C24
Abengoa.....................................................................................1U32
ADA-ES INC... ...............................................................................4C2
Aeroderivative Gas Turbine Support, Inc. (AGTSI).. ........................ 4I2
AEROFIN...................................................................................... 3J1
Alara-Lukagro Noise Control Solutions....................................... 1L37
Alfa Laval.. .................................................................................. 1C27
Amec Foster Wheeler.................................................................. 2G10
AMMtech srl............................................................................... 1P52
Anamet Europe BV.. .................................................................... 1C24
ANDRITZ....................................................................................... 1I4
ANDRITZ Air Pollution Control...................................................... 1I4
ANDRITZ HYDRO Automation.. ..................................................... 1I4
ANDRITZ Power Boilers. . ............................................................... 1I4
ANDRITZ Power Plant Services..................................................... 1I4
ANDRITZ Pumps........................................................................... 1I4
ANDRITZ Turbo Generators........................................................... 1I4
ANSALDO ENERGIA.. ................................................................. 1C12
APL APPARATEBAU GMBH.......................................................1A28
APPA CONSULT GMBH. . ............................................................ 4C29
ARIZAGA, BASTARRICA Y CIA. S.A. . ......................................... 4F25
ARTES Ingegneria S.p.A............................................................. 2F19
Atlas Copco Gas and Process Division......................................... 1L7
AUMA RIESTER GMBH & CO. KG.. ............................................. 1G22
AWS CORPORATION SRL.......................................................... 1G49
AYVAZ (HACI AYVAZ END.MAM.SAN.ve TIC. A.S).....................4A17
BABCOCK & WILCOX COMPANY, THE.........................................1R9
Babcock & Wilcox Vølund..............................................................1R9
Bakker Repair + Services.. .......................................................... 1C24
BALCKE DÜRR GMBH / SPX. . .................................................... 1R12
Ballast Nedam Industriebouw..................................................... 1C24
BALLUFF GmbH. . ........................................................................ 1L36
BAX ENGINEERING GMBH.........................................................4D20
BBM AKUSTIK TECHNOLOGIE GMBH.........................................4G7
Bearings Plus™..........................................................................1A26
BEIRENS – VL STAAL...................................................................1R1
BELDICK AUTOMATION B.V...................................................... 4B33
BERTSCHenergy Josef Bertsch Gesellschaft m.b.H. & Co. KG... 1R32
BEUMER Group GmbH & Co. KG.. ............................................... 1G20
BFI AUTOMATION......................................................................1U17
Bilfinger SE. . ............................................................................... 1L12
Blygold International B.V... .......................................................... 1C24
BÖHLER Bleche GmbH & Co KG. . ............................................... 4E18
BÖHLER Edelstahl GmbH & Co KG............................................. 4E18
BÖHLER Schmiedetechnik GmbH & Co KG.. ............................... 4E18
BONO ENERGIA S.p.A. . .............................................................. 2F19
BORSIG Service GMBH............................................................... 1I20
BRADEN MANUFACTURING.. .................................................... 2B12
Brentwood Europe s.r.o............................................................... 4E07
BRONSWERK HEAT TRANSFER B.V.......................................... 1C24
BUFFALO PUMPS. . ....................................................................... 3J1
Burmeister & Wain Energy A/S...................................................1O42
Camfil Power Systems AB.......................................................... 4C12
CAPSTONE TURBINE CORP.......................................................1O30
CARMEUSE.................................................................................2J23
CCI. . ..............................................................................................4G5
CD - adapco................................................................................ 1B35
CEMB SPA.................................................................................. 4C20
CENK ENDUSTRI TESISLERI IMALAT VE TAAHHUT A.S...........2A17
CENTRAX GAS TURBINES......................................................... 2G14
CERREY S.A DE C.V... .................................................................4A20
CHINA EXHIBITION WORLD Co.,Ltd.......................................... 1F34
Exhibitor
Booth Number
CHINA EXHIBITION WORLD Co.,Ltd.......................................... 1G34
CHINA EXHIBITION WORLD Co.,Ltd...........................................1J39
CHINA EXHIBITION WORLD Co.,Ltd..........................................4A12
CHROMALLOY. . ............................................................................ 3F3
CHROMALOX.............................................................................4D29
CIMTAS.. ..................................................................................... 1L44
CIRCOR ENERGY.. ....................................................................... 4A2
CLARK RELIANCE CORPORATION. . ...........................................2J18
CLYDE BERGEMANN GMBH...................................................... 1G15
CMI ENERGY................................................................................2B6
COAL-GEN..................................................................................6K10
Cogeneration & On-Site Power Production.................................6K10
CONAX TECHNOLOGIES............................................................4D20
CONCO EAST SP Z.O.O. . ............................................................ 2E14
CONCO SYSTEMS......................................................................2A21
CONTINENTAL CONTROLS CORP.............................................2A13
CORMETECH INC. . ....................................................................... 3J5
Cullum Detuners..........................................................................3J14
DAMPER TECHNOLOGY LTD.....................................................1O47
DAY & ZIMMERMANN.. ............................................................... 1P40
DE JONG COMBUSTION B.V./R&V ENGINEERING B.V................2J20
DEKOMTE DE TEMPLE GMBH.................................................... 2E12
DENT INSTRUMENTS, INC........................................................ 1L39
DIAKONT GROUP........................................................................3B7
DIESEL & GAS TURBINE WORLDWIDE.. ....................................... 3J7
DILO Armaturen und Anlagen GmbH. . ......................................... 2A2
DistribuTECH Africa..................................................................6K10
DistribuTECH Brasil...................................................................6K10
DistribuTECH Conference & Exhibition......................................6K10
DOOSAN HEAVY INDUSTRIES & CONSTRUCTION CO LTD.......2G2
DREHMO GMBH......................................................................... 1G22
DRESSER-RAND........................................................................1U12
DURAG GROUP............................................................................1R7
DURO FELGUERA S.A................................................................ 1R22
E.ON ANLAGENSERVICE GMBH.................................................. 1L9
EAGLEBURGMANN GERMANY GMBH & CO. KG....................... 1C40
ECN............................................................................................ 1V34
ECOSPRAY TECHNOLOGIES SRL............................................... 2A4
Ed Zublin AG, Direktion Ingenieurbau Nord, Bereich Ingenieur-und
Kraftwerksbau. . .......................................................................... 1R41
Edgen Murray.. ............................................................................. 4A1
Electric Light & Power Magazine. . ...............................................6K10
Electron Thermal Processing Equipment BV. . ............................. 1C24
Electrotyazhmash, State Enterprise Plant.................................. 4B27
ELIN MOTOREN GMBH.............................................................. 1R37
EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT........................................4A21
EMHA.........................................................................................4D34
EMW FILTERTECHNIK GMBH.................................................... 1L22
ENERGOPROJEKT KATOWICE SA............................................ 2E14
ENERGYEN CORPORATION. . ..................................................... 1L50
Engicon nv (Geldof). . ................................................................... 1G35
ENNOVIA..................................................................................... 1I39
ENPRO.. ....................................................................................... 1O2
EPPSA – The European Power Plant Suppliers
Association a.i.s.b.l. . ....................................................................2J16
ERALP BOILER & FINTUBE......................................................... 2A6
ERC Technik GmbH....................................................................... 2J1
ESI EUROSILO BV...................................................................... 1C24
ESSCANO POWER A/S. . ............................................................. 1R47
EthosEnergy. . ..............................................................................2H17
EUGINE. . ....................................................................................... 1J1
EUROFILL ENERGY & WATER SRL UNIPERSONAL. . ..................4H11
EUTurbines................................................................................... 1J1
EWEX-ENGINEERING...................................................................1P1
EXERGY......................................................................................1U37
ExxonMobil Fuels & Lubricants.....................................................1R2
Key:
POWER-GEN Europe
Renewable Energy World Europe
Exhibitor
Booth Number
FACO SPA.................................................................................... 1I44
FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINE. ..................................................... 2D4
FAIST POWER SYSTEMS & AIR INTAKE SYSTEMS.................... 4I21
FAMET......................................................................................... 3H4
FATA EPC Division of FATA SpA................................................ 1C17
FIAV L. MAZZACCHERA SPA..................................................... 4F18
FILTRAIR B.V.............................................................................. 2B11
Fincantieri S.p.A......................................................................... 1C47
FIVES PILLARD........................................................................... 1L40
FLENDER-GRAFFENSTADEN..................................................... 1B22
FLOWSERVE GESTRA................................................................ 1G47
FLSMIDTH....................................................................................1T1
FLSmidth MAAG Gear...................................................................1T1
FMT GROUP...............................................................................1O22
FORGIATURA MAMé....................................................................2B4
FORNEY CORPORATION............................................................ 3H3
FORTUM POWER SOLUTIONS. ................................................... 1I30
FRANKE INDUSTRIE AG............................................................ 1F44
FRENCH PAVILION organized by the Chambers of Commerce and
Industry of the Franche-Comté Region........................................ 4E12
FREUDENBERG FILTRATION TECHNOLOGIES SE & CO. KG.......1C1
FUEL TECH SRL........................................................................... 3D7
G.I.&E. SPA.................................................................................. 1U9
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS. .......................................................... 1L19
GAS COMPRESSORS LTD. ......................................................... 1B30
GAS TURBINE CONTROLS. ..........................................................4C2
GEA HEAT EXCHANGERS.......................................................... 1G12
GEA Westfalia Separator Group. ................................................... 1F1
GENERAL TURBO....................................................................... 4E10
Genoyer International................................................................. 1P39
GIVA S.P.A................................................................................... 1I47
GLOBAL TECH SERVICES............................................................2J19
HALDOR TOPSOE...................................................................... 2G17
Hamon........................................................................................1U19
HANZA AB................................................................................. 3E09
HAUK & SASKO Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH.............................. 4E04
HAYNES INTERNATIONAL INC..................................................2A11
HEICO BEFESTIGUNGSTECHNIK GMBH................................... 4G18
HELIEX POWER..........................................................................1U39
HEMPEL A/S.................................................................................3B9
HENKEL AG & CO. KGA. ............................................................. 4G15
Hilco.............................................................................................2B8
HIMA PAUL HILDERBRANDT GMBH + CO KG........................... 1N1
HKB KETELBOUW BV- VIESSMANN GROUP. ............................ 1X41
HOERBIGER - Altronic................................................................5A10
Hoesch Schwerter Profile GmbH................................................ 4F18
Holland Pavilion organized by FME............................................. 1C24
Holland Pavilion organized by FME.......................................... 1C24A
HOLTEC INTERNATIONAL......................................................... 4G10
HRW-Hydro Review Worldwide...................................................6K10
HSB GLOBAL STANDARDS........................................................2J22
HUG ENGINEERING AG.............................................................. 5E03
HURST BOILER............................................................................4C2
HYDAC International GmbH....................................................... 1C32
Hydro Review Magazine..............................................................6K10
Hydro Richier............................................................................... 3I11
HydroVision Brasil......................................................................6K10
HydroVision India........................................................................6K10
HydroVision Russia.....................................................................6K10
HY-PRO FILTRATION.................................................................. 4G25
IBAU HAMBURG INGENIEURGESELLSCHAFT INDUSTRIEBAU
MBH............................................................................................2A19
IfTA GmbH.................................................................................. 4G20
IIG INDUSTRIEISOLIERUNGEN GMBH. ...................................... 1G52
IMTECH DEUTSCHLAND GMBH & CO KG POWER SYSTEMS..1U25
INADCO Moisture Measurement. ............................................... 1W39
INDAR......................................................................................... 1F27
Industrial Info Resources, Europe Ltd......................................... 2B14
INNOVATIVE STEAM TECHNOLOGIES.........................................3B1
Inpro/Seal®................................................................................1A26
Insu-W-Rapid BV Thermal Insulation Products........................... 1C24
JASC-CONTROLS....................................................................... 1V52
JEAN GALLAY SA....................................................................... 1B24
Exhibitor
Booth Number
Jeffrey Rader AB, a TerraSource Global Company.. ......................1J37
JEUMONT ELECTRIC................................................................. 1F42
JOHN ZINK HAMWORTHY COMBUSTION.................................. 3J3
JOHNSON MATTHEY CATALYSTS (GERMANY) GMBH............. 4C27
KAEFER ISOLIERTECHNIK GMBH & CO KG.............................. 4E02
KAWASAKI GAS TURBINE EUROPE GMBH............................... 1R19
KERITE.........................................................................................4C2
KGD........................................................................................... 1M22
KINGSBURY INC......................................................................... 3D1
KLEVERS ITALIANA s.r.l.. . .......................................................... 4B10
KOREA ELECTRICITY ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION......................3B3
KOREA ELECTRICITY ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION......................3B5
KRAFTANLAGEN MUENCHEN GMBH. . ....................................... 1I17
KRAFTWERKSSCHULE E.V.. . .......................................................1B7
KRAL AG.. .................................................................................. 1M50
KRALOVOPOLSKA SLEVARNA SRO.......................................... 4D9
KROHNE Nederland B.V............................................................. 1F37
KSB AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT.................................................... 1R17
LAB. . ........................................................................................... 4C25
LACC-JNK, Inc.. . .........................................................................4D14
LAZARO ITUARTE INTERNACIONAL S.A. VALVOSPAIN GROUP................................................................. 4E25
LBH INTERNATIONAL A/S..........................................................3J12
Lechler GmbH............................................................................. 4E04
LECTRODRYER............................................................................ 2J9
LIBURDI TURBINE SERVICES INC............................................... 4F1
LPL PROJECTS + LOGISTICS GMBH.........................................2A10
LUFKIN.........................................................................................4G9
M+M TURBINEN-TECHNIK GMBH.............................................1O10
MACHINEFABRIEK AMERSFOORT BV. . .......................................4G1
MAGALDI POWER SPA. . ............................................................. 2G12
MAIN METALL INTERNATIONAL AG..........................................1U36
MAJOR TOOL & MACHINE INC.. . .................................................. 2J6
MAN DIESEL & TURBO SE. . ..........................................................1G7
MAPNA Group............................................................................ 2E02
M-CTI MUMME COOLING TOWER INTERNATIONAL GMBH....... 4A7
MEE INDUSTRIES INC.. . ............................................................. 4C14
MEERANER DAMPFKESSELBAU GMBH......................................1C2
MEGGITT.................................................................................... 3F11
MEGGITT SENSING SYSTEMS................................................... 3F11
METACOR VIETNAM LIMITED..................................................... 3A1
METAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY LLC. . .................................... 1I52
METKA SA.................................................................................. 1U2
METSO AUTOMATION OY. . ........................................................ 1C30
Mikra. . ........................................................................................ 1W29
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Europe GmbH / Mitsubishi Hitachi
Power Systems Europe, Ltd.. . ........................................................1C2
MJB International Ltd.................................................................1U45
MLT SRO....................................................................................1O50
MUHR GMBH. . ............................................................................ 1C41
müller co-ax ag...........................................................................1O39
NATIONAL ELECTRIC COIL. . ...................................................... 1B28
National Instruments Netherlands BV......................................... 1I37
NEM Energy b.v. . ......................................................................... 1C22
Nießing Anlagenbau GmbH.. ....................................................... 4E24
Nol-Tec Europe Srl. . ....................................................................2A14
NOOTER ERIKSEN S.R.L..............................................................3G1
NORDIC TURBINE COMPONENTS. . ........................................... 3E09
NORTHERN TECHNICAL.............................................................. 3F7
NUCLEAR POWER International................................................6K10
Nuclear Power International Magazine.......................................6K10
NUMIKON DOO......................................................................... 1W29
OBO BETTERMANN GMBH & CO. KG........................................ 1R35
OBSTA a Citel company..............................................................1J41
Omexom. . ....................................................................................1O35
OPRA TURBINES. . ...................................................................... 1L30
OSCHATZ GMBH. . ...................................................................... 1F32
OSIsoft UK Ltd........................................................................... 1L32
PARKER HANNFIN CORPORATION. . .........................................1O17
PBS Velka Bites.. ........................................................................... 3J9
PCB PIEZOTRONICS INC...........................................................4A33
PCC ENERGY GROUP.. ............................................................... 1F50
PennEnergy. . ...............................................................................6K10
Exhibitor
Booth Number
PENNENERGY EQUIPMENT........................................................ 4I20
PennEnergy Jobs. . .......................................................................6K10
Pennwell.....................................................................................6K10
PENSOTTI FABBRICA CALDAIE LEGNANO SPA.........................3B2
Pentair Clean Air Systems (Mecair srl)........................................ 1U7
Petrogas Gas Systems B.V.......................................................... 1C24
Philadelphia Gear, a Timken Brand. . ............................................ 4C17
PHOENIX CONTACT Deutschland GmbH................................... 1C35
PLASTICON COMPOSITES INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTING B.V..3 D8
PLASTOCOR-INTERNATIONAL SA. . ..........................................1O40
Power Engineering International Magazine.................................6K10
Power Engineering magazine......................................................6K10
POWER MACHINES. . .................................................................... 1L2
POWERGEAR LIMITED............................................................... 2B18
POWER-GEN Africa....................................................................6K10
POWER-GEN Asia. . .....................................................................6K10
POWER-GEN Brazil....................................................................6K10
POWER-GEN Europe Conference and Exhibition........................6K10
POWER-GEN India & Central Asia..............................................6K10
POWER-GEN International.. ........................................................6K10
POWER-GEN Middle East...........................................................6K10
POWER-GEN Russia...................................................................6K10
POWERGRID International magazine.........................................6K10
Proton OnSite...............................................................................4C2
PW Power Systems, Inc.............................................................. 2E06
QUARTZELEC LTD.. ...................................................................... 3F1
RAFAKO S.A.. . ............................................................................ 2E10
RECOTECH AB........................................................................... 3E09
REFILL-TECH SOLUTIONS S.r.l..................................................... 4I6
REINTJES GmbH........................................................................ 1L15
REKO PRAHA a.s......................................................................... 4F2
REMAZEL ENGINEERING SPA. . .................................................. 2E18
Renewable Energy World Asia.. ...................................................6K10
Renewable Energy World Conference & Expo North America.....6K10
Renewable Energy World Europe.. ...............................................6K10
Renewable Energy World India....................................................6K10
Renewable Energy World Magazine............................................6K10
RenewableEnergyWorld.com......................................................6K10
RENK AG..................................................................................... 1O7
RetubeCo....................................................................................2A21
Rolls-Royce Power Systems. . ...................................................... 1C20
ROTA MUHENDISLIK................................................................. 4G21
RWE POWER INTERNATIONAL.. ................................................ 1L42
SAACKE GMBH.......................................................................... 1G17
SAFETECH................................................................................. 5C11
Samsung Control Valve Co., Ltd.................................................. 3E13
Sealeze, A Jason Company............................................................ 3I8
Seaway Technologies GmbH.. ......................................................... 4I9
SEIRIS.. ....................................................................................... 4B18
SEKO Aerospace a.s..................................................................... 1L1
Semco Maritime.. ........................................................................4A27
SENSONICS LIMITED..................................................................3J11
SENSOPLAN GmbH. . ....................................................................4G2
Seonghwa Industrial Co.,Ltd........................................................ 1I35
SES AS TLMACE......................................................................... 4E21
SES BOHEMIA S.R.O.................................................................. 4E21
SICA S.P.A.................................................................................. 2E19
SimTech GmbH........................................................................... 4B29
SIPOS AKTORIK GMBH............................................................. 1G22
SITERM ISI SANAYI A.S. (SITERM HEAT INDUSTRY INC.).. ...... 2B10
SKF SOLUTION FACTORY - MARINE SERVICES.......................4D35
SOLBERG INTERNATIONAL LTD...............................................4A10
SPIG SPA...................................................................................... 2J4
SPP PUMPS LTD........................................................................ 1G48
SSS GEARS LTD. . ........................................................................2J14
STANDARD FASEL BV.. ............................................................... 1I42
Standardkessel Baumgarte Group................................................ 1L4
STEAG Energy Services GmbH...................................................1U22
STEINMULLER ENGINEERING GMBH, IHI GROUP COMPANY..4H16
STEJASA.................................................................................... 1R25
STF SPA.....................................................................................1O42
STORK TECHNICAL SERVICES HOLDING B.V........................... 1C51
Süddeutsche Gelenkscheibenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG................... 1I40
Exhibitor
Booth Number
SULZER...................................................................................... 1L47
TAS Burners by Standard Fasel................................................... 1I42
TCSH bv..................................................................................... 1C24
TECHNETICS GROUP.................................................................2J10
TELEMENIA LTD. . ....................................................................... 1F40
TerraSource Global......................................................................1J37
Texas OilTech Laboratories, Inc.................................................... 2J8
TGM KANIS TURBINEN GMBH................................................... 1O4
THERMO SENSOR GMBH........................................................... 1H1
Thermoflow Inc........................................................................... 2G18
TMS TURBOMASCHINENSERVICE GMBH. . ............................... 1L17
Toshiba Corporation.. ..................................................................1U42
TPC Components AB.................................................................. 3E09
TRANSFLUID SRL...................................................................... 4C32
TRANSGLOBAL ENERGY INC.................................................... 2B17
Triogen...................................................................................... 1M32
Triveni Turbine Ltd......................................................................1U30
TST TURBO SERVICE & TRADING GMBH................................... 1A2
TURBINE TECHNICS, INC.......................................................... 3G11
TURBINES & DIESELS. . .............................................................. 1B47
TURBODEN S.R.L.. . .................................................................... 1C37
TURBOMACH SA........................................................................ 1I27
TURNER AVIATION....................................................................1H52
TÜV NORD................................................................................. 2F18
TÜV Rheinland. . ..........................................................................3H13
TW METALS............................................................................... 3B10
UNICONFORT SRL.....................................................................1U34
UNITED CONVEYOR CORPORATION........................................4A25
US PAVILION................................................................................4C2
VAG-Armaturen GmbH.................................................................4C9
VALMET...................................................................................... 1F30
VBR Turbine Partners. . ................................................................ 1C24
VDL Klima bv.............................................................................. 1C24
VDMA - Power Systems................................................................ 1J1
VGB PowerTech............................................................................1B8
VKK STANDARDKESSEL KOETHEN GMBH............................... 1I42
VOITH TURBO GMBH & CO KG..................................................1O12
VTT. . ............................................................................................ 1I30
WALLSTEIN INGENIEUR GMBH.................................................4H12
WARTSILA. . ................................................................................1U27
WaterWorld Middle East.. ............................................................6K10
Waukesha Bearings®. . ................................................................1A26
Waukesha Magnetic Bearings®..................................................1A26
WELLAND & TUXHORN AG........................................................1O19
Wellons, Inc.. . ................................................................................4C2
Wieland-Werke AG........................................................................ 2J3
WIKOV GEAR S.R.O.. . .................................................................... 1I2
WSP INDUSTRY......................................................................... 4E29
WULFF & UMAG ENERGY SOLUTIONS GBMH. . ........................... 1J2
Yara Environmental Technologies GmbH.....................................1O15
YOKOGAWA EUROPE BV...........................................................1U15
Young & Franklin Inc.. . .................................................................1U47
YTSTRUKTUR ARBOGA AB...................................................... 3E09
Zeeco Europe Ltd.........................................................................2J12
ZELKOT - Brzezina, Urzynicok Sp.J............................................ 3G13
Ziehl-Abegg Benelux B.V.. . .......................................................... 5B10
ZOK............................................................................................ 2G16
Zollern GmbH & Co. KG.. ............................................................. 4C10
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Interactive Floor Plan
ATTENDEES
POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe are pleased to provide attendees with enhanced floor plan interactivity.
With a truly unique floor plan environment—you can easily navigate your way through the exhibit hall and learn all about exhibitors’
products and services offered before, during and after the show floor is open—without leaving your desk.
Get instant access to detailed exhibitor
information, including:
• Press releases
• Watch product videos
• New products / services
• Connect with your favorite
• Show specials / contests /
brands’ social networks
giveaways
Information On-Demand
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INSTANT LISTINGS
Instant Listings available by the click of the mouse
on any booth when viewing the floor plan.
VIEW / EDIT YOUR PLAN
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POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy
World Europe sites
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Print your plan straight from the exhibit floor.
Forgetting to print is no longer an issue.
ANY Questions?
For more information, contact:
a2z Help Desk: eventmap@a2zinc.net
E XHIBITORS
POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe are pleased to provide exhibitors with enhanced exhibit
floor plan interactivity. With the digital age upon us—and an ever-increasing demand for visual and hands-on functionality,
we present a unique floor plan environment for our attendees to navigate and learn all about your company.
What Does This Enhanced Attendee Experience Do For
POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe Exhibitors?
Yourcompanywillnowhaveamulti-facetedplatformforshowcasingits
brand/products/serviceswellbeyondthePOWER-GENEuropeand
RenewableEnergyWorldEuropeexhibithall—AND—itwillbevirtually
on-demandforallregisteredattendees.Thisenhancesyourvisibility
before,duringandaftertheexhibithallhours.Andsinceattendeeswant
tomakethemostoftheirtimeontheexhibitfloor—adesireforeventplanning tools like this continues to rise.
Take Control Of Your Company’s Exposure
Platinum package pictured here.
Your package may include different options.
• Customizeboothinfo/detail
• Add/editpressreleases
•Showcaseproducts/services
• Announcecompanyspecials/contests/
giveawaysatthe show
•Gainmoreexposurewithfloorplan
bannerlogowithclick thru
•Bringyourpresencetolife—add video
•Placeyourcompanylogoon
your booth
• Leverageyoursocialmediapresence
within yourcompanylisting
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experienceworkingwithexhibitingcompaniesofallsizes–andwith
varyingbudgets.Ourteamhasstrategicallydevelopedmultipleoptions
for the Interactive Floor Plan,designedtocatertoeachofourexhibitors’
goalsandcapabilities.
Packages
& Rates
Basic
€395
Gold
€550
Platinum
€675
*Elite
$€1,295
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* Elite Package also includes 2 video uploads and a floor plan banner.
Want More Exhibitor Information?
Ifyou’realreadyanexhibitingcompanyatPOWER-GENEuropeand
RenewableEnergyWorldEuropeandneedmoreinformationorhelp,contact:
Claudette Hultzer: claudetteh@pennwell.com or +44 (0) 1992 656 637
Karina Pharoah: karinap@pennwell.com or +44 (0) 1992 656 615
SPECIAL EVENTS AND SERVICEs
Technical Tour 1: Hemweg 9 Power Plant (Nuon)
Owner/Operator: NUON
Date: Monday 8 June 2015
Meeting Time: 09:00
Meeting Point: Entrance K Foyer - Registration Area, RAI
Duration: Approximately 5 hours
Cost: €90
Hemweg 9 is a new combined cycle gas fired power plant at the Hemweg power station located in the western port area of
Amsterdam, Netherlands. The power station is owned and operated by Nuon, a subsidiary of Vattenfall.
Note: It is suggested that attendees wear appropriate casual clothing for the technical tour
We are still in the process of finalising our technical tour programme. Full details are available on the POWER-GEN Europe /
Renewable Energy World Europe website.
Registration for this tour closes Friday 29 May 2015. Please register online at www.powergeneurope.com
POWER-GEN Europe Open Golf Tournament
Date:
A PennWell Event Hosted By:
Monday 8 June 2015
Venue:
Amsterdam’s world class course ‘The International’.
Play:
Stapleford Format, 4 Balls
Join us for an unforgettable round of golf at Amsterdam’s world class golf course. Visit powergeneurope.com for further
information
WINE TASTING
A PennWell Event Hosted By:
EXPERIENCE THE PLEASURE OF AUSTRIAN WINES Hall 5
Tuesday, 9 June: 13:00 – 18:00
Wednesday, 10 June: 13:00 – 18:00
Thursday, 11 June: 13:00 – 16:00
Take some time to relax during POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe at the wine tasting experience,
generously sponsored by Hoerbiger.
THE DIPLOMATIC QUARTER Hall 5
Returning to POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe for the third year is the highly popular Diplomatic
Quarter.
Located in Hall 5, the Diplomatic Quarter is a dedicated pavilion that gathers together commercial representatives from
embassies around the world including Great Britain, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, South Africa and Austria
Free to visit and no appointments necessary, the Diplomatic Quarter provides organizations that are considering a business
venture in another country or region with valuable local advice and support directly from a relevant country representative.
A multinational facility, the Diplomatic Quarter provides organisations with the means to plan their next foreign commercial
venture from a single point of access. Expand your business horizons by visiting the Diplomatic Quarter
Free wifi
A PennWell Service Hosted By:
Available to all attendees, WiFi will be provided free throughout the show dates, 9-11 June 2015.
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POWER-GEN CONFIDENCE INDEX
HAVE YOUR SAY ABOUTTHE POWER INDUSTRY – YOUR OPINION COUNTS
The European energy industry is undergoing widespread changes
in the way it produces and delivers electric power to industry and
consumers.
As power industry companies contemplate their next step, it is crucial
that they have an understanding of the current state of the industry and
a vision of where it is going.Thus research and reports that provide key
market information, insights, and trends are essential to support their
strategic thinking.
Building on its expertise and audience generated by its global
POWER-GEN events, PennWell International is launching a POWERGEN Confidence Index.
This comprehensive pan-European report for the power industry,
the POWER-GEN Confidence Index, will provide this all important
key market information, insights and trends to aid strategic decision
making. Compiled on an annual basis to facilitate year-on-year trend
analysis and comparison, this authoritative industry study will deliver
insight, perspective and direction.
To ensure that the POWER-GEN Confidence Index for Europe
represents the views and opinions of all aspects of the industry, we
invite you to participate in the study by completing a concise and
comprehensive questionnaire. All you have to do is log on to www.
powergenindex.com and follow the online instructions.
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Why contribute to the POWER-GEN Confidence Index?
1.An opportunity to contribute to a ground breaking initiative in the power sector – the inaugural POWER-GEN
Confidence Index
2.An opportunity to contribute to an authoritative and comprehensive report providing key market information
and insights
3.An opportunity to have your say on the key issues facing
the power sector
4.An opportunity for your voice to be heard and for you
to influence and help shape strategic thinking in the
power sector.
5.Respondents completing the Confidence Index questionnaire
will receive the full Confidence Index report free of charge
6.Respondents to the Confidence Index questionnaire will be
invited to join a dedicated Social Media Group designed to elicit further discussion.
As a power industry professional, your opinion has never been more
important. Please contribute to the POWER-GEN Confidence Index to
help shape the power industry of the future.
Please visit: www.powergenindex.com
THE UTILITY PARTNER
PROGRAMME (UPP)
Now in its sixth year, the Utility Partner Programme (UPP) continues for 2015. The UPP places utilities at the heart of PennWell’s European power events,
and offers a range of exclusive discounts and benefits to employees from this sector of the power generation industry.
The Utility Partner Programme affords privileges to member companies and their employees attending PennWell’s power events, enabling them
to network with utility peers and meet with the supplier market. If you represent a utility company or power producer, collect your UPP ribbon at
registration and join your peers at the premier European power event.
UPP member delegates receive:
UPP Delgate Rates
• Discounted delegate rates
• Book on or before the 15 May (Early Bird) - €705 (a saving of €300)
• Book after 16 May - €805 (a saving of €200)
• Fast-Track entry at a dedicated utility registration desk
• Over 270 presentations under one roof
• Access to the exhibit floors with over 500 exhibitors
• Lunch for all three days
• Conference proceedings
To join your utility peers at the premier
European power event you can register
online or contact:
Amy Nash
Utility Liaison Manager
T: +44 (0)1992 656621
E: amyn@pennwell.com
For the full list of Utility companies enjoying the benefits of the Utility Partner programme at POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World
Europe 2015 please see the event websites: www.powergeneurope.com - www.renewablenergyworld-europe.com
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PRESS OFFICE, PR and social media
Aspectus PR is POWER-GEN Europe & Renewable Energy World Europe’s official public relations agency. As an exhibitor you have a number of
opportunities to promote your organization’s presence at these events.The closer you work with Aspectus PR the more likely the event will be a success
for you. DON’T MISS OUT – it doesn’t cost you anything and there are many different ways exhibitors can get involved in the PR campaign including:
Press Room
Exhibitors can display press kits, releases and notices in the press room during the event. Please bear in mind that most journalists prefer to receive
press packs on a memory stick or CD so they don’t have to carry heavy materials around with them. The press room is for the sole use of visiting
journalists, who will be given details of all press conferences or other planned press events Aspectus PR is made aware of. If your organisation is
planning any press activity at the event please ensure you inform Aspectus PR as soon as possible.
POWER-GEN Europe blog
You can keep up-to-date with everything happening at the show by visiting the event blog:http://pgeevents.wordpress.com. We also welcome guest
blog posts from exhibitors, please contact Aspectus for more information.
LinkedIn
Keep up to date with all the latest information about the events and make contact with other exhibitors, speakers
and visitors through our LinkedIn Groups. Visit www.linkedin.com and search for POWER-GEN Europe or
Renewable Energy World Europe
Twitter
For up-to-date industry news and event and conference announcements, you can also follow each show on Twitter
by visiting the following links:
www.twitter.com/POWERGENEUROPE | www.twitter.com/RENEWENERGYWEUR.
Please use the hashtags #PGE15 and #REWE15 when mentioning the event on any social media sites.
Facebook:
You can also find out more of our Facebook pages which will be regularly updated throughout the campaign visit
www.facebook.com and search for POWER-GEN Europe or Renewable Energy World Europe.
PR CONTACT
Rosie Williams
Aspectus PR
T: +44 (0) 20 7092 8127
E: pennwell@aspectuspr.com
W: www.aspectuspr.com
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PENNWELL
MARKETING CONTACT
Crispin Coulson
Marketing Team Lead
T: +44 1992 656 646
E: crispinc@pennwell.com
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HOTELS IN AMSTERDAM
Save money and time finding a great hotel with RAI Hotel & Travel Service
Amsterdam has more than 350 hotels, so you‘re sure to find something in
a convenient location to fit your budget. Hotels range from simple 2-star
rooms to the ultimate in 5-star luxury. Some hotels are renowned for their
state-of-the-art architecture, historical significance and original interiors
while others stand out for their high standards and warm hospitality. RAI
Hotel & Travel Service has selected a few hotels for you but you can also
take a look at the POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World
Europe hotel website and make your choice from many more hotels!
Hotel Casa 400 ***
Rates starting at EUR 99,- excluding breakfast and 5% city tax
• Free WiFi
• The city centre and the RAI Convention Centre are within
easy reach
for POWER-GEN Europe - Renewable Energy World Europe 2015. Our
team has vast knowledge and experience of Amsterdam and, when
booking your event hotel, can offer you considerable savings in money,
time and hassle.
RAI Hotel & Travel Service arranges accommodation for dozens of large
and small events every year, organizing thousands of hotel reservations
for conferences, exhibitions and other events, at the lowest available
rates. As a result we have excellent knowledge and booking experience of
the hotels in and around the Dutch capital. Whatever hotel you’re looking
for, from 3-star or 5-star, from classic hotel to hip and trendy hotel, we
understand the importance of a good hotel where you can unwind and
recharge every night.
VISITING WITH A LARGE GROUP?
The RAI Special Events department specializes in quality and tailor-made
programmes for groups. Whether you are looking for that special location
for your reception, dinner or party, or require a transfer, an excursion, or
a museum visit, the Special Events teamwill arrange your social event to
perfection. All programmes are customized to your exact requirements
and needs.
• Private parking subject to a charge
Novotel Amsterdam City****
Rates starting at EUR 169,- excluding breakfast and 5% city tax
• Free WiFi
• Immediate vicinity of Amsterdam RAI Exhibition Centre
• Private parking subject to a charge
During your stay, why not make the most of Amsterdam’s world famous
waterways? From the Amsterdam RAI harbor, a luxurious canal boat
will take you and your guests to a hotel or any other location in comfort
and style. The experienced Special Events team can arrange a suitable
package deal for each group. For more information please contact Judith.
DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam
Centraal Station****
Rates starting at EUR 159,- excluding breakfast and 5% city tax
• Free WiFi
• Located in the city centre
• Rooftop bar located on the 11th floor
RAI Hotel & Travel Service is the appointed hotel accommodation agent
Meet our team:
Evelien Wegman
Event Coordinator
hotelservice@rai.nl
+31 (0)20 549 1927
Judith Zandbergen
Sales Manager /
Special Events
j.zandbergen@rai.nl
+31 (0)20 549 1692
For more information and reservations please visit www.
powergeneurope.com to find out more about all the hotels we can offer
during your trip to POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World
Europe 2015.
RAI Hotel & Travel Service
T: +31 (0)20 549 1927
hotelservice@rai.nl
www.rai.nl/hotel
Beware of unofficial hotel booking services
Please note that the only official housing services for POWER-GEN
Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe is RAI Hotel & Travel
service.
Any other companies approaching you regarding hotels for POWERGEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe are not recognised
by us. As a result we cannot guarantee their validity or reliability and
strongly recommend that you do not provide them with information
such as credit card details.
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By Tram & Bus
If you arrive at Amsterdam Central Station (CS), take either the Amstelveen
metro 51 (travelling time: 12 minutes, exit at the Amsterdam RAI station)
or tram 4 (travelling time: 30 minutes, exit at the RAI Europaplein). If you
are travelling by train to the Amstel station, you can take the Amstelveen
express tram 51 (travelling time: 5 minutes) or the bus (bus 65), which will
bring you to the RAI within 10 minutes. In this case you should get off
at RAI Europaplein. From Amsterdam Sloterdijk station, the best way to
reach the RAI is with metro 50.
By Train
NS-station Amsterdam RAI is 300 meters from the RAI and has regular
connections to all parts of the Netherlands, like Schiphol, Rotterdam,
Utrecht, The Hague as well as the international rail network. Check the
NS website (www.ns.nl) for your itinerary.
By Car/Motorbike
Amsterdam RAI is ideally suited for visitors who come by car. It is
situated alongside the Amsterdam’s A10 ring road (exit 9) and has its own
underground car parks. As all main motorways can be easily reached
from the ring road, the RAI is very accessible to visitors coming from
within the Netherlands or abroad.
Numerous signboards give directions to the RAI. During large exhibitions
orange signs displaying ‘P RAI’ will direct you to additional parking places
from where a free shuttle bus takes you to Amsterdam RAI.
GPS
Navigate to Europaplein, 1078 GZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Main Entrance
Amsterdam RAI | Europaplein | NL 1078 GZ | Amsterdam | The Netherlands
By air
You can reach Amsterdam RAI from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol by
car or public transport in less than 15 minutes. Schiphol Airport is one
of Europe’s biggest airports and offers passengers a high standard of
service.
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www.rai.nl