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KEEPING EUROPE’S POWER

FLOWING4 – 6 June 2013Messe Wien, Vienna, Austriawww.powergeneurope.com

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CONTENTS &REGISTRATION2 Welcome to POWER-GEN Europe

3 Welcome to POWER-GEN Europe from Reinhold Mitterlehner, Austrian Economy Minister

4 Welcome to POWER-GEN Europe From Dr. Christoph Leitl, President of WKO.

5 Schedule of Events

6 Joint Opening Keynote Session

7 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion

8 - 9 Conference Grid POWER-GEN Europe

10 Conference Grid Renewable Energy World Europe

11 - 27 Conference Programme

27 POWER-GEN Europe Energy Storage Focus

28 - 29 POWER-GEN Europe Advisory Board

30 Intellectual Property Rights Alliance

31 Specialized Marketing, Sales & Communication Techniques to the Power

Generation Market / POWER 100

32 Best Paper Awards and Closing Reception

33 DirectEventConnect (Attendees)

34 Technical Tours / Russian Energy Ministry Seminar

35 Exhibitor Committee

36 Exhibit at POWER-GEN Europe

37 DirectEventConnect (Exhibitors)

38 Contacts

39 POWER-GEN TV

40 Utility Partner Programme

41 Press Office, PR & Social Media

43 Hotels & About Vienna

44 Map & Directions to Messe Wien

45 - 46 Registration forms

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register NOW FOr POWer-geN eUrOPe

Early Bird DiscountsRegister as a Conference Delegate before or on 17 May 2013 and take advantage of discounted early bird delegate rates.

Free Exhibition EntryPre-register as a visitor before or on 17 May 2013 for FREE admittance to Europe’s largest international power industry exhibition. After 17 May 2013, you will need to register onsite at the Messe Wien and entrance to the Exhibition will be subject to a charge of €40.

Register OnlineOnline registration via the POWER-GEN Europe website is a straightforward and simple process. Just log-on to www.powergeneurope.com, select the registration tab and then click on the online registration link.

Registration FormSimply complete the form on the back of this document and fax it to: +1 918 831 9161. Alternatively please mail your completed form to us at: PennWell/POWER-GEN Europe 2013, PO Box 973059, Dallas, TX75397-3059 United States or email to [email protected]

Please note: If you would prefer to register online for co-located Renewable Energy World Europe instead, you can do so by logging onto www.renewableenergyworld-europe.com

Registering for either of the events gives you access to both

Attendee Badge PolicyAll 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 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.

WELCOME TOPOWER-GEN EUROPE

Nigel BlackabyConference Director, POWER-GEN Europe

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Welcome to the preliminary guide to this year’s POWER-GEN Europe conference & exhibition. I hope it is going to whet your appetite for what is in store when Europe’s power industry meets 4-6 June in Vienna.

There is little doubt that these are challenging times for power industry professionals, as the sector in Europe faces up to significant change. The economic downturn may have tempered power demand in the short term, but a viable framework for investment in new generation and supporting infrastructure must be put in place if the energy transition embodied in Europe’s 20-20-20 targets is to be achieved. Just under €1 trillion of investment will be needed in generation, transmission and distribution up to 2020 across Europe, according to the IEA in its 2012 World Energy Outlook.

Much of this investment will be in renewable energy technologies and once again, POWER-GEN Europe will be staging alongside Renewable Energy World Europe, creating a joint forum addressing all the key issues across the entire spectrum of the power generation industry. Integration will again be a major theme, with the conferences sharing an entire track devoted to one of the most crucial issues facing our sector.

This is the first occasion that POWER-GEN Europe has been held in Vienna in its 21- year history, but judging by the welcome that has been afforded us and the reaction we have received, it is proving a well-judged and popular choice. Austria straddles western and eastern Europe and the event in June offers a valuable opportunity to share experiences between electricity professionals from every part of the continent.

With advanced mobile devices, electronic data and social media, dominating the way in which we communicate, it is increasingly important that we take time out to meet as an industry face-to-face, to discuss the issues of the day, become acquainted with new technologies and techniques and build the business networks that will open doors to new commercial and personal opportunities. The three days of POWER-GEN Europe offers all this through its comprehensive strategic and

technical conference sessions, its vast exhibition floor and its various networking events. Despite the challenging market condition in Europe, there will be more exhibiting companies than ever in Vienna and a conference programme of high quality presentations across some nine parallel tracks.

Our opening keynote session offers high level government and industry speakers and our big plenary debate, led by HARDtalk’s Stephen Sackur, will reveal the truth about the challenges Europe’s power industry faces and what the future may hold.

This Pre-Show Guide contains the entire conference programmes for both POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe with all sessions open to registered delegates from both events. Any additions or modifications to the programme will be reflected on the respective websites:

www.powergeneurope.comwww.renewableenergyworld-europe.com

You will also find details of the many other activities that form part of POWER-GEN Europe such as the technical tours, workshop and networking events, not to mention a list of the exhibitors you will have the opportunity of meeting in Vienna, plus a handy tool to help plan your visit. Most importantly, you can find out all the ways to register to attend POWER-GEN Europe on page 45-46 and how you can take advantage of the Early Bird discounts on offer.

Our industry is undergoing a period of major and complex change. Emerging successfully from this transition will be those individuals and organisations that have embraced the change, developed and adopted new technologies and implemented visionary business strategies. Make sure you are in the vanguard of this change by joining us in Vienna this June when the industry gathers for POWER-GEN Europe.

Kind regards,

Nigel BlackabyConference Director, POWer-geN europe

Dear Colleagues,


As the responsible Austrian Federal Minister for Energy I am pleased that the POWER-GEN Europe Conference and Exhibition 2013 will take place in Vienna.

Located in the centre of Europe, Austria acts as an important energy hub. Security and quality of supply are top priorities in the Austrian energy policy. A further priority is to achieve the greatest possible level of sustainability with the gradual integration of all available potentials for renewable energy production and energy efficiency. Thanks to its Alpine storage power plants, Austria enjoys an important role within the European energy system and continues to develop renewable electricity production in Central Europe. By supplying peak and balancing energy from their storage power plants in the Alps, Austria’s electricity utilities also significantly support the stability of electricity supplies throughout Europe.

As a business location, Austria offers an excellent framework for the energy industry. Austria’s know-how and expertize in the development of energy systems is valued around the world. Many Austrian companies are among the world market leaders in green technologies.

The recent developments in energy markets and in energy technologies give rise to many issues for discussion: How will energy demand develop over the next several years and how can we secure energy supply? How will energy prices develop over the coming years among different geographic regions and how can we maintain competitiveness in Europe? How will greenhouse gas emissions grow over the coming years and how can we bring them down in a globally coordinated manner?

The subject of POWER-GEN 2013 “Keeping Europe’s Power Flowing” describes the political agenda for the next few years and shows the need for further political and business leadership in Europe.

Together we will try to find some answers at one of the most comprehensive events in the field of energy industry in Europe.

I look forward to welcoming you in Vienna at POWER-GEN Europe 2013.

Dr. Reinhold MitterlehnerFederal Minister of Economy, Family and Youth Republic of Austria

Dr. Reinhold MitterlehnerFederal Minister of Economy, Family and Youth Republic of Austria



Dr. Christoph LeitlPresident of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber


Austria: World Expertise in the Energy Industry

The Austrian Federal Economic Chamber is pleased to welcome the POWER-GEN Europe conference and exhibition and its co-located event Renewable Energy World Europe to Vienna.

With its biggest tradeshow floor yet, POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe are adopting the theme of “Keeping Europe’s Power Flowing.” The accompanying technical conference sessions and strategic issues will be presented as part of the energy revolution. I am convinced that this will not only strike a significant chord, but will also accelerate the development of more sustainable forms of energy.

Leading companies in the Austrian and international energy industry will benefit from the know-how from the fields of conventional and renewable energy at POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe.

Austria is the perfect platform for these events through its leadership in alternative forms of energy and its technology leadership in many areas of renewable energy. We are very excited at the prospect of the three-day conference and exhibition, that not only links different fields of technology, but also promotes important interaction with the public.

I wish the participants and organizers every success and many fruitful business contacts that will help meet the challenge of energy supply for the future, responsibly.

Dr. Christoph LeitlPresident of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber

SCHEDULE OFEVENTS

sUNDay 2 JUNe 2013Registration Open 14:00 – 18:00 Foyer A

MONDay 3 JUNe 2013

Registration Open 08:00 – 17:00 Foyer ATechnical Tours 09:00 – 17:00 Meeting Point: Foyer APre-Conference Workshop 09:30 – 12:30 Congress Center

tUesDay 4 JUNe 2013Registration Open 08:00 – 18:00 Foyer AJoint Opening Keynote Session 09:30 – 11:00 Congress Center, StraussExhibition Floor Open 11:00 – 18:00 Halls A, B & CDelegate Lunch 12:30 – 14:00 Delegate Restaurant, Hall CConference Session 1 14:00 – 15:30 Congress CenterDelegate Coffee Break 15:30 – 16:00 Congress CenterConference Session 2 16:00 – 17:30 Congress CenterOpening Reception 17:00 – 18:30 Exhibit Floor

WeDNesDay 5 JUNe 2013Registration Open 08:00 – 18:00 Foyer AExhibition Floor Open 09:00 – 18:00 Halls A, B & CConference Session 3 09:00 – 10:30 Congress CenterDelegate Coffee Break 10:30 – 11:00 Congress CenterConference Session 4 11:00 – 12:30 Congress CenterDelegate Lunch 12:30 – 14:00 Delegate Restaurant, Hall CJoint Plenary Panel Discussion 14:00 – 15:30 Congress Center, StraussDelegate Coffee Break 15:30 – 16:00 Congress CenterConference Session 5 16:00 – 17:30 Congress CenterNetworking Reception 17:30 – 19:30 Exhibit Floor

thUrsDay 6 JUNe 2013Registration Open 08:00 – 16:00 Foyer AExhibition Floor Open 09:00 – 16:00 Halls A,B, & CConference Session 6 09:00 – 10:30 Congress CenterDelegate Coffee Break 10:30 – 11:00 Congress CenterConference Session 7 11:00 – 12:30 Congress CenterDelegate Lunch 12:30 – 14:00 Delegate Restaurant, Hall CBest Paper Awards & Closing Reception 15:00 – 16:00 Delegate Restaurant, Hall C


JOINT OPENINGKEYNOTE SESSIONJoint Opening Keynote Session

Tuesday 4 June 201309:30 – 11:00Room: Strauss 2-3, Ground Floor, Congress CenterSession is open to all registered attendees

Begin your visit to POWER-GEN Europe by joining your fellow power industry professionals at the scene-setting joint opening keynote session. The keynote takes place prior to the opening of the exhibition floor and all attendees are welcome.

Introduction and Opening Remarks:Nigel Blackaby, Director of Conferences, PennWell International Power Group, UK

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:

reinhold Mitterlehner, Federal Minister, economy, Family & youth, austria

Reinhold Mitterlehner is currently the Federal Minister of Economy, Family and Youth for Austria, responsible for national energy strategy and policy. From 1980 to 1992 Mr. Mitterlehner worked for the Upper Austrian Economic Chamber, where his last position was Head of the Marketing Department. From 1992 to 2000 he was Secretary General of the Austrian Economic League (Wirtschaftsbund) in Vienna and in July 2000 he became Deputy Secretary General of the Austrian Economic Chamber (WKO). During his political career Reinhold was a local councillor in Ahorn from 1991 to 1997 and from that position he went on to become a Member of the Austrian Parliament (National Council) on 8 February 2000, where he served as Chairman of the Economic and Industrial Affairs Committee from 2001 to 2008. In May 2002 he became District Party Chairman of the Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) for the district of Rohrbach.

Reinhold Mitterlehner was born in 1955 in Helfenberg/Upper Austria, attended grammar school in Rohrbach and studied law in Linz; he also completed a post-graduate course in association management in Fribourg.

alexander Novak, russian Minister of energy, Ministry of energy, russia

Alexander Novak was appointed Minister of Energy of Russian Federation in May 2012. He was awarded with the Order of Honour, letters of commendation of the President and the Government of Russian Federation. Between 1988-2000 Mr. Novak worked at the A. P. Zaveniagin Norilsk Mining & Metallurgical Combine (later the A. P. Zaveniagin Norilsk Mining & Metallurgical Combine, JSC). He was then promoted from a hydro metallurgist of the category 1 to a Deputy HR Director – Chief Management Officer of the Arctic branch in the Norilsk Mining Company, JSC.

During 2000-2002 he worked as a Deputy Chief majoring in Finances and Economics in Norilsk, as the First Deputy Chief of Norilsk. From 2002-2008 Alexander worked in the administration of Krasnoyarsk region: the Deputy Governor – Head of the Chief Financial Administration, the First Deputy Governor, the First Deputy Governor – Chairman of the Government. Since September, 2008 – the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russian Federation, since October, 2011 – a Member of Ministry of Finance Board.

Alexander Valentinovich Novak was born in August 23, 1971 in Avdeevka of Donetsk region in the USSR. He graduated from Norilsk Industrial Institute in 1993, Economics and Administration in Metallurgy Department, from Lomonosov Moscow State University in 2009, majoring in Management.

Philippe Cochet, President of alstom thermal Power and executive Vice-President, alstom

Philippe Cochet was appointed President of Alstom Thermal Power and Executive Vice-President of Alstom in July 2011. Alstom’s Thermal Power Sector has sales of over €9 billion (in 2010/11) and 38,000 employees. It covers gas, steam and nuclear power generation as well as the service and automation & control activities. Prior to his appointment to lead Thermal Power, Mr. Cochet was VP of Alstom Hydro and Wind.

Cochet is a graduate engineer from the CESTI (Centre d’Etudes Supérieures de Techniques Industrielles). He began his career as a consultant. From 1988 to 1994, he held different positions in Thomson Multimedia and at the end of 1994 he joined General Electric Medical Systems Europe (GEMS) where he was Vice-President Operations Europe, Vice-President Eastern Europe and Senior Vice-President X Ray division. Other positions held include, Executive Vice-President of Operations and a member of the board of Directors of the Hager Group


JOINT PLENARY PANELDISCUSSIONJoint Plenary Panel Discussion

Wednesday 5 June 201314:00 - 15:30 Room: Strauss 2-3, Ground Floor, Congress CenterSession is open to all registered delegates

LIBERALIzATION AND DECARBONIzATION: ROADMAP OR ROADBLOCK?The European Commission, supported by Eurelectric, is pursuing twin goals of a free power market across the EU and eliminating carbon emissions from the sector, including a significant switch to renewable energy. Our high level panel will assess how compatible these goals are with the policies of individual member states, with creating signals for investment and maintaining a globally competitive Europe. Moderator, Stephen Sackur, will not permit any ‘fence sitting’ in probing the panel’s frank views on a variety of subjects, including the wisdom of current policies in ensuring aging plant and infrastructure is replaced, smart technology is rolled-out and utilities remain solvent.

Moderator: stephen sackur, international Journalist and tV Presenter, UK

Stephen Sackur returns once again to moderate our Plenary Panel discussion having led the debate at our last three POWER-GEN Europe Plenary sessions. A popular performer, Stephen demonstrates a firm grasp of the key issues and a willingness to press our panellists for straight answers. Stephen Sackur is identified around the world as the presenter of HARDtalk, the flagship current affairs interview programme aired on BBC World and the BBC News Channel. In 2012, Stephen’s interviewees have included dictators, democratic reformers and drug traffickers, plus in the field of energy, the chief economist of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol.


Nikolaus Berlakovich Minister, Federal Ministry of agriculture, Forestry, environment and Water Management, austria

Niki Berlakovich is the Minister for Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management in Austria, a role he took on in December 2008. From 1998 to 2000 he was Managing Director of the Club of the Austrian Peoples Party in the Federal Province of Burgenland and from 2002 to 2005 he was Head of the Parliamentary Group of the Provincial Parliamentary Fraction of Burgenland of the Austrian People’s Party. In May 2005 he became a member of the Provincial Parliament of the Federal Province of Burgenland as Provincial Councillor for Agriculture, Forestry, Water and Waste Management.

Niki Berlakovich’s wish to play an active role in politics and to care about the concerns of the people led first to the Municipal Council of his home village Großwarasdorf, where he has also taken over the office of Vice-Mayor. In 1991 he became the youngest delegate to the Provincial Parliament of the Federal Province of Burgenland.

giuseppe Zampini Chief executive Officer, ansaldo energia, italy

Guiseppe Zampini was appointed Chief Executive Officer for Ansaldo Energia in 2001. Prior to this he joined the company in 1997 as General Manager. Giuseppe Zampini is a member of ASME and ANIMP/Federprogetti.

Working from the outset in the power generation sector, Mr. Zampini started his career in 1972 at Progettazione Meccaniche Nucleari, before moving on to Nira Spa where

he acquired international experience on various projects. Following these experiences, he was appointed to head the Ansaldo Division responsible for energy and steam production plants (cogeneration) in 1989. From 1990 to 1995 Zampini set up and managed Ansaldo Industria of America, acquiring experience in the field of project financing.

susanna Zapreva Chief executive Officer, Wien energie, austria

Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Susanna Zapreva is the Chief Executive Officer for Wien Energie. Dr. Zapreva graduated in electrical engineering from the Vienna University of Technology, receiving her doctorate in 2000. She began her career as a consultant in the energy industry. In 2001, she joined Wien Energie Wienstrom. Here she was responsible for carrying out measures associated with market liberalisation and played an active role in the setting up of EnergieAllianz Austria.

Between 2002 and 2008, Ms Zapreva was in charge of a variety of different departments and divisions, and her most responsibility was as an authorised signatory at Wien Energie Wienstrom for sales services. In March 2009, Ms Zapreva was appointed General Manager of Wien Energie Wienstrom.

Since April 2010, Ms Zapreva has been General Manager of Wien Energie GmbH and responsible for: Energy production, energy efficiency planning and procurement for all group companies, energy trading, regenerative production and subsidiary management, telecommunications, human resources, organization and legal affairs, as well as strategy and public affairs.

CONFIRMED PANELLISTS:

Further panellists to be confirmed

POWER-GEN EUROPECONFERENCE GRID

DAY 1 - TUESDAY 4 JUNE DAY 1 - TUESDAY 4 JUNE

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09:30 - 11:00Joint Opening Keynote session

(Room: Strauss 2–3)Joint Opening Keynote session

(room: strauss 2–3)

12:30 - 14:00 Delegate Lunch Delegate Lunch

traCK 1: strategies FOr the eUrOPeaN POWer seCtOr

(Room: Lehar 1)

traCK 2: rOaD tO DeCarBONiZatiON - CCs, eNergy

eFFiCieNCy & ChP(Room: Lehar 2)

traCK 3: gas FireD POWer teChNOLOgy

(Room: Lehar 3)

traCK 4: therMaL & NUCLear POWer PLaNts (Room: Lehar 4)

traCK 5: eLeCtriCaL & aUtOMatiON FOr POWer

geNeratiON (Room: Stolz 1)

traCK 6: OPeratiON, MaiNteNaNCe, reFUrBishMeNt

& OPtiMiZatiON (Room: Stolz 2)

JOiNt iNtegratiON traCK(Room: Schubert 6)

Session 114:00 - 15:30

EU Strategies Flexible Operation at Low CO2

Large Gas Turbine Technology Update I Large Advanced Power Stations Combustion Optimization 1A: Retrofits &

Upgrades I

1B: Plant Optimization & Monitoring II

(Rm: Schubert 3)

Smart Grid Applications

15:30 - 16:00 Delegate Coffee Break Delegate Coffee Break

Session 216:00 - 17:30

EU Markets & Trends Cost & Economics of CCS Large Gas Turbine Technology Update II

Large Steam Turbines: Operational Experience & New

ChallengesTurbo Machinery Control Maintenance Tools Flexible Thermal Solutions

17:00 - 18:30 OPeNiNg reCePtiON OPeNiNg reCePtiON

DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE

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Session 309:00 - 10:30

Country Spotlights CHP: Dealmaker for Investments? CCGT Operating Experience3A: Circulating Fluidized Bed

Boilers

3B: Nuclear Technology &

Safety(Rm: Schubert 3)

Field Technology O&M Management Hydropower Storage


Session 411:00 - 12:30

Perspectives on Capacity Markets New CHP Low Emissions Technology Gas Engine Technology4A: Fuel

Conversion & Retrofit Boilers

4B: Current Nuclear Projects

(Rm: Schubert 3)

Distributed Control Systems Flexibility & Improvements IEnergy Storage Alternatives


14:00 - 15:30Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Liberalization and Decarbonization: Roadmap or Roadblock?

(Room: Strauss 2–3)Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Liberalization and Decarbonization: Roadmap or Roadblock?

(Room: Strauss 2–3)


Session 516:00 - 17:30

Commercial & Social Aspects of Project Development

Development in Oxy-Fuel Technology Small & Medium Size Gas Turbines 5A: Advanced

Boiler Materials

5B: Role of Nuclear in the Energy Mix - Panel Discussion

(Rm: Schubert 3)

Functional Safety Flexibility & Improvements II Managing Distributed Generation

17:30 - 19:30 NetWOrKiNg reCePtiON NetWOrKiNg reCePtiON

DAY 3 - THURSDAY 6 JUNE DAY 3 - THURSDAY 6 JUNE

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Session 609:00 - 10:30

Power Industry Experiences in Central & Eastern Europe

Absorption Processes for CO2 Separation HRSG Technology and Air Filtration Air Pollution Control Generators Lifetime Optimization: Offline

DiagnosticsThe Challenge of Intermittent

Generation


Session 711:00 - 12:30

The Future of Fossil Fired Power Generation CCS Practical Experiences Developments in GT Combustion

Technology Biomass, Waste & Cofiring Generators Auxiliaries 7A: Retrofits & Upgrades II


(Rm: Schubert 3)

Market Mechanisms


15:00 - 16:00 CLOsiNg reCePtiON & Best PaPer aWarDs (DeLegate restaUraNt) CLOsiNg reCePtiON & Best PaPer aWarDs (DeLegate restaUraNt)


DAY 1 - TUESDAY 4 JUNE DAY 1 - TUESDAY 4 JUNE

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09:30 - 11:00Joint Opening Keynote session

(Room: Strauss 2–3)Joint Opening Keynote session

(room: strauss 2–3)


traCK 1: strategies FOr the eUrOPeaN POWer seCtOr

(Room: Lehar 1)

traCK 2: rOaD tO DeCarBONiZatiON - CCs, eNergy

eFFiCieNCy & ChP(Room: Lehar 2)

traCK 3: gas FireD POWer teChNOLOgy

(Room: Lehar 3)

traCK 4: therMaL & NUCLear POWer PLaNts (Room: Lehar 4)

traCK 5: eLeCtriCaL & aUtOMatiON FOr POWer

geNeratiON (Room: Stolz 1)

traCK 6: OPeratiON, MaiNteNaNCe, reFUrBishMeNt

& OPtiMiZatiON (Room: Stolz 2)

JOiNt iNtegratiON traCK(Room: Schubert 6)

Session 114:00 - 15:30

EU Strategies Flexible Operation at Low CO2

Large Gas Turbine Technology Update I Large Advanced Power Stations Combustion Optimization 1A: Retrofits &

Upgrades I


(Rm: Schubert 3)

Smart Grid Applications


Session 216:00 - 17:30

EU Markets & Trends Cost & Economics of CCS Large Gas Turbine Technology Update II

Large Steam Turbines: Operational Experience & New

ChallengesTurbo Machinery Control Maintenance Tools Flexible Thermal Solutions

17:00 - 18:30 OPeNiNg reCePtiON OPeNiNg reCePtiON

DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE

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Session 309:00 - 10:30

Country Spotlights CHP: Dealmaker for Investments? CCGT Operating Experience3A: Circulating Fluidized Bed

Boilers

3B: Nuclear Technology &

Safety(Rm: Schubert 3)

Field Technology O&M Management Hydropower Storage


Session 411:00 - 12:30

Perspectives on Capacity Markets New CHP Low Emissions Technology Gas Engine Technology4A: Fuel

Conversion & Retrofit Boilers

4B: Current Nuclear Projects

(Rm: Schubert 3)

Distributed Control Systems Flexibility & Improvements IEnergy Storage Alternatives


14:00 - 15:30Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Liberalization and Decarbonization: Roadmap or Roadblock?

(Room: Strauss 2–3)Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Liberalization and Decarbonization: Roadmap or Roadblock?



Session 516:00 - 17:30

Commercial & Social Aspects of Project Development

Development in Oxy-Fuel Technology Small & Medium Size Gas Turbines 5A: Advanced

Boiler Materials

5B: Role of Nuclear in the Energy Mix - Panel Discussion

(Rm: Schubert 3)

Functional Safety Flexibility & Improvements II Managing Distributed Generation

17:30 - 19:30 NetWOrKiNg reCePtiON NetWOrKiNg reCePtiON

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Session 609:00 - 10:30

Power Industry Experiences in Central & Eastern Europe

Absorption Processes for CO2 Separation HRSG Technology and Air Filtration Air Pollution Control Generators Lifetime Optimization: Offline

DiagnosticsThe Challenge of Intermittent

Generation


Session 711:00 - 12:30

The Future of Fossil Fired Power Generation CCS Practical Experiences Developments in GT Combustion

Technology Biomass, Waste & Cofiring Generators Auxiliaries 7A: Retrofits & Upgrades II


(Rm: Schubert 3)

Market Mechanisms


15:00 - 16:00 CLOsiNg reCePtiON & Best PaPer aWarDs (DeLegate restaUraNt) CLOsiNg reCePtiON & Best PaPer aWarDs (DeLegate restaUraNt)

www.powergeneurope.com 9 Energy Storage Focus – See page 27

DAY 1 - TUESDAY 4 JUNE

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09:30 - 11:00 Joint Opening Keynote Session (Room: Strauss 2–3)

12:30 - 14:00 Delegate Lunch

Session 114:00 - 15:30

15:30 - 16:00 Delegate Coffee Break

strategiC: regULatiON, POLiCy & FiNaNCe

(Room: Schubert 1–2)

teChNiCaL: iMPrOViNg OPeratiONs & PerFOrMaNCe

(Room: Schubert 4–5)

JOiNt iNtegratiON traCK (Room: Schubert 6)

Session 216:00 - 17:30

Developing a Global Strategy for Regional Markets Maximising Energy Production Flexible Thermal Solutions

17:00 - 18:30 OPeNiNg reCePtiON

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DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE

Session 309:00 - 10:30

Close up on Renewable Energy Policy

Towards a Wind Powered Europe

Hydropower Storage


Session 411:00 - 12:30

Accessing Renewable Energy Finance Opportunities in Hydropower Energy Storage


14:00 - 15:30 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Liberalization and Decarbonization: Roadmap or Roadblock?



Session 516:00 - 17:30

Answering the Bankability Question Europe’s Solar Energy Future Managing Distributed

Generation

17:30 - 19:30 NetWOrKiNg reCePtiON

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DAY 3 - THURSDAY 6 JUNE

Session 609:00 - 10:30

Risk Management - Challenges & Solutions Success in Bioenergy The Challenge of

Intermittent Generation


Session 711:00 - 12:30

Renewable Energy Roadmaps: Progress & Prospects Technology Innovations Market Mechanisms


15:00 - 16:00 CLOsiNg reCePtiON & Best PaPer aWarDs (DeLegate restaUraNt)

RENEWABLE ENERGY WORLD EUROPECONFERENCE GRID


Smart Grid ApplicationsJoint Renewable Panel Discussion: New Business Models for Renewable Energy Competitiveness

Energy Storage Focus – See page 27

POWER-GEN EUROPECONFERENCE PROGRAMME

JOINT OPENING KEYNOTE SESSIONroom: strauss 2-309:30 – 11:00

session is open to all registered delegates

Chair: Nigel Blackaby, Director of Conferences, PennWell International Power Group, UKReinhold Mitterlehner, Federal Minister, Economy, Family & Youth, Austria

Alexander Novak, Russian Minister of Energy, Ministry of Energy, Russia

Philippe Cochet, President of Alstom Thermal Power and Executive Vice-President, Alstom

12:30 – 14:00 DeLegate LUNCh

TRACK 1: STRATEGIES FOR THE EUROPEAN POWER SECTOR

SESSION 1: EU STRATEGIESroom: Lehar 114:00 – 15:30Political turmoil in the EU (capacity markets, CCS support, EU-ETS adaptations…) is happening in 2013. What drives the EU Commission and how does this impact the industry strategies?

Chair: Patrick Clerens, Secretary General, EPPSA - European Power Plant Suppliers Association, BelgiumCo-Chair: Eric Adams, Client Engagement and Work Winning Director, Parsons Brinckerhoff, United Kingdom

Update of eU energy and Climate Policies relevant for Power generationPierre Dechamps, Adviser for Energy and Climate Change, European Commission, Belgium

as in Finance, integration is the Only Way Forward for energy in europeGiles Dickson, VP Environmental Policies & Global Advocacy, Alstom, FranceCo-Author: Philippe Paelinck, Director CO2 Systems Business Development, Alstom Power, France

impact of eU energy and Climate PoliciesMichael Fübi, Chief Executive Officer, RWE Technology GmbH, GermanyCo-Author: Phillipp Meyer, Electrical Engineering and I&C, RWE Technology GmbH, Germany

TRACK 2: ROAD TO DECARBONIzATION - CCS, ENERGY EFFICIENCY & CHP

SESSION 1: FLExIBLE OPERATION AT LOW CO2

room: Lehar 214:00 – 15:30Presentations of flexible CCS and CHP solutions followed by a panel discussion

Chair: Bernt Frydenberg, Advisor – CDM Strategy, Mercapto Consult, DenmarkCo-Chair: Philippe Delage, Vice President Strategic Yield Improvement, Alstom Power, Switzerland

Power for the Changing WorldAnders Ahnger, Sales Director, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland

the role of Power Plants With CCs in Future Power systems with Large shares of intermittent renewable Power sourcesAnne Sjoerd Brouwer, PhD Candidate, Utrecht University, NetherlandsCo-Authors: André Faaij, Professor, Utrecht University, United Kingdom

Ad Seebregts, Energy Research Centre, Netherlands

Machteld Van den Broek, Netherlands

Panellists:Peter Radgen, Head of E.ON Innovation Center, E.ON Technology & Innovation, Germany

More panellists to be confirmed

TRACK 3: GAS FIRED POWER TECHNOLOGY

SESSION 1: LARGE GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY UPDATE Iroom: Lehar 314:00 – 15:30An OEM reporting session on the technology status of large GT’s

Chair: Eldred Clark, Engineering Manager, ACE European Group, United KingdomCo-Chair: Enrique Sanchez, Director of Operations for Spain and Portugal, Nooter/Eriksen Ltd., Spain

50hz F Class gas turbines Upgrades featuring 500 MW Flexible Combined CycleToshishige Ai, Gas Turbine Design Engineeer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, JapanCo-Authors: Carlos Koeneke, Vice President, Project Engineering & Quality Assurance, Mitsubishi Power System Americas, Inc., United States

Junichiro Masada, General Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,LTD., Japan

Satoshi Hada, Gas Turbine Design Deputy Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan

Takashi Kishine, Manager, MHI, Japan

the sgt-8000h after 2 years of Commercial OperationArmin Staedtler, Head of 8000H R&D Management, Siemens AG, GermanyCo-Author: Willibald Fischer, Program Director 8000H, Siemens AG, Germany

Operational experience Update regarding the Latest gt26 UpgradeMark Stevens, Product Manager, Alstom, SwitzerlandCo-Authors: Frank Hummel, Program Manager, Alstom Ltd., Switzerland

Volker Eppler, Director R&D Programs, Alstom Ltd., Switzerland

Frank Hummel, Program Manager, Alstom Ltd., Switzerland

Flexefficiency 50 & 60 Combined Cycle Update –Validation & testingMarcus Scholz, Large 50Hz GT/CC Commercial Director, GE Energy, Spain

TUESDAY 4 JUNE


TRACK 4: THERMAL & NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

SESSION 1: LARGE ADVANCED POWER STATIONSroom: Lehar 414:00 – 15:30State of the art & technical improvements

Chair: Giampiero Valenti, Thermal Power Plant Development, Enel Produzione, ItalyCo-Chair: Frank Hoese, Head of Sales, Steam Power Plant Solutions, Siemens Energy, Germany

912 MW supercritical Boiler for the Next Coal Fired Plant generationHeinz Lorey, Director Sales & Tendering, Alstom Boiler Deutschland GmbH, GermanyKonrad Ebert, Project Manager RDK8, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, GermanyMichael Kübel, Project Manager Steam Generator, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, GermanyWolfang Michele, Project Director RDK8, Alstom Boiler Deutschland GmbH, Germany

Operational and Fuel Flexibility for Power Plants Firing Pulverized CoalRoland Jeschke, Field Data Validation, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, GermanyCo-Author: Bernd Stoll, Deputy Station manager, GK Hannover GmbH, Enercity, Germany

NeXtgeNPOWer: taking UsC technology to the Next Level of 750ºCMartin de Jong, Senior Consultant, DNV KEMA, NetherlandsCo-Author: Arthur Stam, Senior Consultant, DNV KEMA, Netherlands

TRACK 5: ELECTRICAL & AUTOMATION FOR POWER GENERATION

SESSION 1: COMBUSTION OPTIMIzATIONroom: stolz 116:00 – 17:30New developments in combustion optimization for boilers

Chair: Jari Leppäkoski, Business Manager, Performance Solutions, Metso Automation Oy, FinlandCo-Chair: Stefania Mascheroni, Communications Manager for BU Power Generation, ABB, Italy

reducing CO2/MWhr from existing Coal Fired Plants through real-time Combustion OptimizationScott Affelt, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Zolo Technologies, United States

high temperature Corrosion Controlling by Online Fuel and Process atmosphere Management solutionJaani Silvennoinen, Product Manager, Metso Power, FinlandCo-Authors: Lasse Kauppinen, Product Manager, Metso Automatin Inc., Finland

Maria Nurmoranta, Development Manager, Metso Automation Inc., Finland

real-time Combustion Optimization and advanced Measurement technologies – synergizing two Different approachesFrancesco Turoni, Engineer, EUtech Scientific Engineering GmbH, GermanyCo-Authors: Robert Dalitz, EUtech, GermanyMichael Schnieder, EUtech, Germany

One approach to Combustion Control in thermal-Power Plant BoilersVladimir Stevanovic, Professor, Faculty of Mechanical Eng., University of Belgrade, SerbiaCo-Authors: Zeljko Djurovic, Professor, School of Elect. Eng., Univesity of Belgrade, Serbia

Miroslav Jakovljevic, I & C Plant Lead Engineer, Thermal Power Plants TENT, Serbia

Goran Kvascev, Assistant professor, School of Elec. Eng., University of Belgrade, Serbia

TRACK 6: OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, REFURBISHMENT & OPTIMIzATION

SESSION 1A: RETROFITS & UPGRADES Iroom: stolz 214:00 – 15:30

improving gas turbine performance and environmental impactChair: Graham Fagence, Business Development, Hitachi Power Europe, United KingdomCo-Chair: Andras Baczoni, Development Manager for Power Industry, Nalco Company, Hungary

automated Combustion tuning and Power Optimization for e/F-Class Dry Low NOx (DLN) gas turbinesHany Rizkalla, Manager - Combustion Engineering, Power Systems Mfg, LLC - An Alstom Company, United StatesCo-Author:Peter Stuttaford, Director Combustion Engineering, Power Systems Manufacturing, United States

evaluation and Planning Process for DLN Upgrade of gas turbine Combustion systemsMike Gabriel, Modifications and Upgrades Product Manager, Wood Group GTS, United States

effective NOx reduction retrofits for ieD Compliance of Older gas turbines with added Benefits of Fuel Cost reduction and Maintenance Cost reductionSjirk van der Goot, Marketing & Communications Manager, VBR Turbine Partners, Netherlands

SESSION 1B: PLANT OPTIMIzATION & MONITORING Iroom: schubert 3, first floor14:00 – 15:30Monitoring and optimization tools for coal/lignite fired plant

Chair: Enzo Tortello, Electrical Engineer - Senior Consultant, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Chair: Wilhelm Kleffner, Head of Power Plant - Leading Plant Manager, E.ON Generation Germany, Germany


TUESDAY 4 JUNE


Coal Mill Performances Optimization through Non-invasive Online Coal Fineness MonitoringStefano Collura, R&D Project Manager & Product Specialist, Loccioni Group, ItalyCo-Authors: Lucia Bonelli, Research Engineer, Enel, Italy

Marco Gualerci, Technical Engineer, ENEL, ItalyDaniele Possanzini, R&D Manager, Loccioni Group, Italy

Condition Monitoring of Boiler, Burner, Mill and Co.Liisa Clemens, Project Management R&D, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, Germany

Pluri-Dimensional Matrices applied to the Power Plant alarm systemsFabio Piccardo, Member of Plant Automation Engineering, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Author: Carlo Bima, Head Steam Turbine Automation Engineering, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

JOINT INTEGRATION TRACK

SESSION 1: SMART GRID APPLICATIONSroom: schubert 6, First Floor14:00 – 15:30Hailed as the next generation of transmission and distribution technology, smart grid offers perhaps the best solution to the load management issue as it relates to variable output renewable energy. Attendees at this session have the chance to gain an essential understanding of the fundamental role these technologies will play in the European energy mix

Chair: Lise Nielson, Independent Consultant, Linie Probruger Radgivning, Denmark

Micro-ChP Units Meeting tomorrow’s Power/heat Demands and improving integration of renewablesJan de Wit, Business Area Manager, Cogeneration, Danish Gas Technology Centre, DenmarkCo-Authors: Jens Jakobsen, Project Manager, SEAS-NVE, DenmarkKristina F .Juelsgaard, Development Manager, SEAS-NVE, DenmarkMorten L. Karlsen, R&D Manager, Dantherm Power A/S, DenmarkLaila G. Madsen, Director of Science and Technology, IRD Fuel Cell Technology, DenmarkMads Møller Melchiors, Project Manager R&D, Dantherm Power A/S, DenmarkAksel Hauge Pedersen, Senior Consultant, DONG Energy A/S, Denmark

smart grid technology should be ‘interoperable by Design’Frank Hyldmar, Executive Vice President, Elster, Germany

smart grid solutions: a Wide range of real applications Proposed by eei to support the grid QualityG.Antonio Signori, New Project Manager, Equipaggiamenti Elettronici Industriali, Italy

the Challenges of Building a Modern smart grid in a Complex, Diverse and aging Utility industryRolf Adam, Director Business Development, Utilities & Smart Grid Europe, Cisco, Germany

15:30 – 16:00 DeLegate COFFee BreaK


SESSION 2: EU MARKETS & TRENDSroom: Lehar 116:00 – 17:30This session looks at the current market structure for generation plant and then looks to the future development bringing into play a spectrum of possible solutions including as a framework for the future development with discussions as diverse as the European supergrid, methods of energy storage and auto generation

Chair: Peter Ramm, Chief Operating Officer, Advanced Power AG, United KingdomCo-Chair: Niels Bergh-Hansen, Executive Vice President, DONG Energy A/S, Denmark

the New energy Market - an advantage of Location for europe’s industryFrank Schillig, Managing Director, KWA Eviva GmbH, Germany

the european supergrid - Messiah or Pariah?Chris Mckinstray, Consultant, Arup, United KingdomCo-Author: Azad Camyab, Associate, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Development of energy storage technologies as Key element in the energy turnaroundDirk Briese, Managing Director, Trend Research, Germany

the Competiveness of Distributed generation for self-Consumption – Present situation and Outlook in the Context of the german energy transitionJochen Hauff, Global Sustainability Program Manager, A.T. Kearney, GermanyCo-Author: Wolfram Krause, Consultant, A.T. Kearney, Germany


SESSION 2: COST & ECONOMICS OF CCSroom: Lehar 216:00 – 17:30Updating cost competitive positioning of technologies to support project development and business model for CO2 use

Chair: Philippe Delage, Vice President Strategic Yield Improvement, Alstom Power, SwitzerlandCo-Chair: Bernt Frydenberg, Advisor – CDM Strategy, Mercapto Consult, Denmark

technical Challenges and Cost reduction Potential for Post-Combustion Carbon CaptureGernot Schneider, Director Marketing and Sales CCS, Siemens AG, GermanyCo-Author: Ruediger Schneider, Germany

the Cost Competitiveness of Coal and gas Combined Cycle Power Plants equipped with CCsBenedicte Prodhomme, Product Manager CCS, Alstom, FranceCo-Author: Jean-Francois Leandri, Marketing Director CO2 Capture Systems, Alstom, France

TUESDAY 4 JUNE


Utilization of CO2 separation technologies for Lignite-Fired Power PlantTomas Dupal, Unconventional and renewable energy specialist, UJV Rez, a.s., Czech RepublicCo-Authors: Pavel Slouka, Chief Designer, UJV Rez, a.s., Czech RepublicTomas Dlouhy, Senior Lecturer, Czech Technical University, Czech RepublicLukas Pilar, Chief designer, UJV Rez, a.s., United Kingdom


SESSION 2: LARGE GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY UPDATE IIroom: Lehar 316:00 – 17:30An OEM reporting session on the technology status of large GT’s continued

Chair: Terry Raddings, Thermal Applications Engineering - Manager, GE Energy, United KingdomCo-Chair: Martin Grosshauser, Head of Marketing, Products & Solutions, Siemens, Germany

experience of New h-80 gas turbineHidetaro Murata, Gas Turbine Design and Service Dept, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, GermanyCo-Author: Juergen Klebes, Head of Thermal Design Calculation, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, Germany

heavy Duty gas turbine: Flexibility solutions and Upgrade roadmapLuca Buzzoni, GT Senior Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Authors: Federico Bonzani, Head of Turbomachinery, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyRoberto Polledro, Ansaldo, Italy

Paolo Traverso, R&D Project Manager, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

Operational experience of Mitsubishi M501J gas turbineCarlos Koeneke, Vice President, Project Engineering & Quality Assurance, Mitsubishi Power System Americas, Inc., United StatesCo-Authors: Satoshi Hada, Gas Turbine Design Deputy Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, JapanTakashi Kishine, Manager, MHI, JapanJunichiro Masada, General Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,LTD., JapanSusumu Wakazono, Gas Turbine Design Engineer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan


SESSION 2: LARGE STEAM TURBINES: OPERATIONAL ExPERIENCE & NEW CHALLENGESroom: Lehar 416:00 – 17:30The design and construction improvements of large Steam Turbines are becoming very important to face the future of Power Generation Plants

Chair: Giorgio Dodero, Chairman, IPG Industrial Project Group Srl, ItalyCo-Chair: Frank-Peter Kirschning, Power Station Manager, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, Germany

techno-economical Optimization strategies for steam Power Plants in Future Market ConditionsUlrich Rueth, Head of Marketing Steam Turbine Generator Sets, Siemens AG Energy Sector, GermanyCo-Authors: Alexander Tremmel, Head of Plant Product Line Marketing and Plant Concepts, Siemens AG Energy Sector, Germany

Michael Wechsung, Product Manager, Energy Solutions, Siemens AG Energy Sector, Germany

First application of the Newly Designed 48” LsBFederico Daccà, Leader of Turbine aerodynamics and CFD Engineer Te, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Authors: Stafano Cecchi, Aerodynamics Chief engineer, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyLuciano Cozza, Steam Turbine Engineering Manager, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyMauro Maccio, Mecanical Chief Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

Latest Developments of Cast Materials and Welding Consumables for Coal Fired steam turbines Components/Nickel-base alloy a625 and CB2 steel for the a-UsC technologyClaus Lochbichler, Voestalpine, AustriaCo-Authors: Edina Schmidtne Kelity, Voestalpine, AustriaSusanne Baumgartner, Voestalpine, Austria

ge enhanced heat technology grand D series steam turbines for Combined CycleRepresentative from GE


SESSION 2: TURBO MACHINERY CONTROLroom: stolz 116:00 – 17:30Advanced control solutions for turbo machinery and grid stability

Chair: Gerhard Brandt, Head of Marketing and Communication, ABB AG, GermanyCo-Chair: Mike van der Jagt, Director Strategic Sales, Woodward Nederland BV, Netherlands

innovative automation technology for gas and steam turbine Control to Optimize Plant Performance and grant great FlexibilityMario Barisione, Head of Engineering Control Systems for Gas Turbin, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Author: Giuseppe Ferrari, Head Engineering, ABB, Italy

grid stability - gas turbines for Primary reserveJames DiCampli, LM6000 Technology Manager, GE, United States

anti surge Control on gas Compression systemsTom Bäckman, Product Manager, Metso Automation, FinlandCo-Author: Johan Musch, Gas Turbine Specialist, Metso Automation, Finland

Combined-Cycle Power Plant trinidad generation Unlimited (tgU) total Mark Vie integration into Centum DCs via Unified Operator interface (UOi) for a 765 MW CCPPAlwin Beck, Project Manager, Yokogawa Deutschland GmbH, Germany

TUESDAY 4 JUNE




SESSION 2: MAINTENANCE TOOLSroom: stolz 216:00 – 17:30Technical tools for a shorter, safer and more effective maintenance

Chair: Pier Guiseppe Bottini, New Build Development Manager, Enipower S.p.A., ItalyCo-Chair: Franco Rosatelli, Engineering Director and Vice-Chair EUTurbines TC, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

in situ steam turbine rotor straighteningPaolo Tolomei, Mechanical Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Authors: Enrico Foglino, Mechanical Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyElio Tolle, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

shield for accelerated Boiler service (saBs)Christian Unger, Head of Service, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, GermanyCo-Authors: Thomas Hannes Furth, Project Manager, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, GermanyAxel Pauly, Technical Project Manager, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, Germany

time is Money - advantages of implementing Laser technologyStanislaw Mendel, Service Sales Manager, Pruftechnik-Wibrem Sp. z o.o., Poland


SESSION 2: FLExIBLE THERMAL SOLUTIONSroom: schubert 6, First Floor16:00 – 17:30Many argue that fossil fuel-fired thermal power plants present an economically attractive and relatively low-carbon solution to the variability conundrum. Typically featuring gas turbines or reciprocating engines and capable of efficiently ramping up power or maintaining spinning reserve as required, such installations are tipped for accelerated investment. This session outlines a number of strategic, operational and technology-led business models centered on flexible thermal solutions.

Chair: Anne Marie Hey, Managing Director, Dutch Gas Turbine Association VGT, Netherlands

economic Design Considerations of hybrid Power Plants to Compliment Variable generationBart Stoffer, Director, GE Energy, NetherlandsCo-Author: Bulent Mehmetli, Regional Marketing Manager, GE Aeroderivative Gas Turbines, Turkey

Flexible-Dynamic Plants secure transmission NetworksJacques Mercier, R&D Programs Manager, Alstom Thermal Power, FranceCo-Author: Frank Kluger, Head of Department, Alstom Power Systems GmbH, Germany

CNg storage & transportation by sea for energy Demand Peak shaving: the gresik/Lombok Pilot ProjectRoberto Longo, Project Engineer, RINA Services S.p.A., ItalyCo-Authors: Suryadi Mardjoeki, Head of Oil & Gas Fuel Division, PLN - Indonesia Electricity State Company, IndonesiaArus Sidanta, Energy Hub Business Manager, RINA Indonesia, Indonesia

Comparing the effect of heat storage for a gas turbine-Based ChP Plant and a ChP Plant Using Large gas enginesPeter Pechtl, Managing Director, VTU Energy GmbH, AustriaCo-Author: Josef Petek, Authorized Officer, VTU Energy GmbH, Austria

17:00 – 18:30 OPeNiNg reCePtiON

TUESDAY 4 JUNE



SESSION 3: COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTSroom: Lehar 109:00 – 10:30This session presents studies and analysis on selected European power markets where there is notable activity or reform in prospect

Chair: Jacob Klimstra, Consultant, Jacob Klimstra Consultancy, NetherlandsCo-Chair: Nigel Blackaby, Conference Director, PennWell, United Kingdom

UK Country spotlightAngela Knight, Chief Executive Officer, Energy UK, United Kingdom

Macro-economic assessment of Power generation technologies Under the Latest Market Conditions: a Case study of the Power Market of turkeyTamer Turna, Chief Executive Officer, Yidirim Energy Investments Inc., Turkey

Further presentations to be confirmed


SESSION 3: CHP: DEALMAKER FOR INVESTMENTS?room: Lehar 209:00 – 10:30This session will show large scale CHP projects realised under the challenging conditions of today’s power market

Chair: Matthias Zelinger, Secretary General, EUTurbines, GermanyCo-Chair: Pascal Stijns, Power & Energy Marketing Europe, Honeywell, Belgium

how to run a Complex ChP in the Most Optimum WayJoão André Coelho, Advanced Control & Systems Coordinator, Repsol Polímeros SA, Portugal

Lausward Block F: the First ChP to extract 300 MWth of District heat from a single Power Plant Unit in Combined Cycle OperationMichael Baum, Sales Manager, Siemens AG Energy Sector, GermanyCo-Author: Kais Sfar, Product Line Manager, Siemens AG Energy Sector, Germany

District heating with the Flexibility of the Ka26 Combined Cycle Power PlantChristian Bohtz, Product Manager Gas Power Plant Applications, Alstom, SwitzerlandCo-Author: Paul Drouvot, Process Design Engineer, Alstom, Switzerland


SESSION 3: CCGT OPERATING ExPERIENCEroom: Lehar 309:00 – 10:30Power plant project development, construction and operating experiences from latest CCGT and ISCC projects

Chair: Risto Paldanius, Director, Business Development, Wärtsilä Corporation, Power Plants, FinlandCo-Chair: Jose Maria Bronte Malo, Director General, Bahia de Bizkaia Electricidad,S.L., Spain

rWe’s and turcas New 775 MW Denizli (turkey) Combined Cycle PlantRalf Bielack, Project Manager, RWE, GermanyCo-Author: Arkin Akbay, Electric and Gas Group Director, Turcas, Turkey

experience report from Powerpoint to Powerplant OMV Power international gmbh’s experience in Building 1.7 gW in CCPP PlantsMarc Smith, Head of CCPP Projects & Engineering, OMV Power International GmbH, AustriaCo-Authors: Miroslav Kovacik, Head of O&M, OMV Power International GmbH, AustriaDieter Krapp, Senior Vice President, Power, OMV Power International GmbH, Austria

Flexible Back-Up Capacity to Meet Balancing requirements due to res PenetrationPablo Arguelles, Director Technical & Economical Regulatory Issues, Hc Energia, Spain

integrated solar Combined Cycles (isCC) to Meet renewable targets and reduce CO2 emissionsEnrico Conte, R&D Program Manager, Alstom, SwitzerlandCo-Author:Christian Bohtz, Product Manager Gas Power Plant Applications, Alstom, SwitzerlandAndreas Boegli, Director Product & Strategy Solar, Alstom, SwitzerlandMarco Pattacini, Program Manager, Alstom, Switzerland


SESSION 3A: CIRCULATING FLUIDIzED BED BOILERSroom: Lehar 409:00 – 10:30Experience with various fuel application within CFB plants

Chair: Kari Niemelä, Vice President Sales, Western Europe, Foster Wheeler Energia OY, FinlandCo-Chair: Klaus Schubert, Customer Management, Head of Sales Power Plants, Doosan Power Systems Europe, Germany

First Operating experiences of 205 MWe Polaniec CFB Boiler Firing 100% BiomassMarko Natunen, Project Manager, Foster Wheeler Energia Oy, FinlandCo-Author: Timo Jäntti, Director, Conceptual Engineering, Foster Wheeler, Finland

CFB technologies for Combustion of Difficult FuelsHans Piechura, Producr Manager, Doosan Lentjes GmbH, Germany

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE



Why CFB is the right answer for Maximized renewable Fuel UtilizationAri Kokko, Director CFB business, Metso Power, FinlandCo-Author: Tero Luomaharju, Product Manager, Metso Power Oy, Finland

SESSION 3B: NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY & SAFETYroom: schubert 3, First Floor09:00 – 10:30Current activity development in nuclear technology & safety

Chair:*Ulla Pettersson, Director, E for Energy Management Consulting, Sweden

ansaldo Nucleare involvement in the iter Vacuum Vessel ProjectMonica Frogheri, Safety Advisor, Ansaldo Nucleare, Italy

Plant safety after Fukushima: From safety alliance to Long - term OperationJean-Marie Letourneux, VP Safety Alliance, Areva, France

safety goals for Nuclear installations – a status OverviewMichael Knochenbauer, Vice President, R&D Director, Scandpower, Sweden

the Benefits of harmonising Nuclear regulations across europeAujas Mistry, Nuclear New Build Project Engineer, Nuvia Ltd, United Kingdom


SESSION 3: FIELD TECHNOLOGYroom: stolz 109:00 – 10:30Presentations showing field technologies for measurement and solutions, such as Electro Hydrostatic Actuation technology in comparison to other technologies; key issues for GT hot gas path tip clearance measurement; SO3/H2SO4 CEM in an coal fired power plant; and last but not least efficiency improvements for the grinding process of ball mills to reduce unburned carbon.

Chair: Mike Ferris, Business Unit Manager - Western Europe, Emerson Process Management, United Kingdom

Co-Chair: Christian Plomer, GM COE Power & Energy, Yokogawa GesmbH Central East Europe, Austria

electro hydrostatic actuation for gas and steam turbine Process ValvesAchim Helbig, Innovation Projects Manager, Moog GmbH, GermanyCo-Authors: Andreas Noll, Business Development Manager PowerGen, Moog GmbH, Germany

innovative technologies for gt hot gas Path tip Clearance MeasurementEnrico Pignone, R&D Program Manager, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Authors: Andrea Randazzo, Università di Genova, ItalyPaolo Verrecchia, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

sO3 CeMs in Coal Fired Power PlantsDeborah Padwater, Strategic Industry Manager, SICK AG, Germany

reduced Unburnt Carbon thanks to homogenous Fuel smartFill - a Fail-safe, high-Precision Fill-Level and temperature Measurement systemPeter Kalkert, Managing Director, KIMA Echtzeitsysteme GmbH, Germany


SESSION 3: O&M MANAGEMENTroom: stolz 209:00 – 10:30How to improve the technical and economical management of the power plants

Chair: Andreas Feldmueller, Head of Integrated Plant Solutions, Siemens Energy, GermanyCo-Chair: Pier Guiseppe Bottini, New Build Development Manager, Enipower S.p.A., Italy

increasing Profitability of Fossil Production in today’s Versatile Market situation by Utilising energy Management systemsTomi Dewes, General Manager, Fortum Power and Heat Oy, Finland

Optimization investment on Water treatment is Just an expense or Opportunity to be sustainable and gain Profit?Orazio Illario, Power Industry Technical Consultant, Nalco Company, ItalyCo-Author: Andras Baczoni, Development Manager for Power Industry, Nalco Company, Hungary

training schools New role and New Didactics - the Case of ansaldo energiaRaffaele Traverso, Chief Engineer, Ansaldo Energia S.p.A., Italy


SESSION 3: HYDROPOWER STORAGEroom: schubert 6, First Floor09:00 - 10:30As the most successful energy storage option to date, European hydropower is benefitting from a surge in interest and investment. Delegates attending this session will learn how to maximise both the operational and economic benefits of these key energy assets

Chair: James Cronin, Principal Consultant, Cronin Energy Consulting, Ireland

Pumped storage Power in austria – experience, New Projects, economic situationManfred Malzer, Head of PS Division, ABB AG, AustriaCo-Authors: Josef Schernthanner, Head of Department for Electrical Eng. & CS, VERBUND Hydro Power AG, AustriaDietmar Wolf, Business Development Manager, ABB AG, Austria

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE

www.powergeneurope.com 17*Invited/To be confirmed

Power Balancing in the grid - a Dynamic approach with a Pumped storage UnitJohann Hell, Senior Expert, Electrical Power Systems, Andritz Hydro, Austria Co-Authors: Markus Egretzberger,Andritz Hydro, AustriaAlois Lechner, Dr., Andritz Hydro, AustriaJohn Epps, Consultant, John A. Epps Consultancy, United Kingdom

Yves Vaillant, MSc, Andritz Hydro, Switzerland

title to be confirmed Olivier Teller, Product Director for Pumped Storage, Alstom Hydro, France



SESSION 4: PERSPECTIVES ON CAPACITY MARKETSroom: Lehar 111:00 – 12:30Because the economic consequences of running out of electricity supply are considerable, capacity markets have been set up to ensure that supply will be available when it is needed most. These capacity markets provide an additional incentive for developers and owners of generating capacity. The session will include papers discussing technical, financial and market-relevant issues to find the best capacity market strategy

Chair: Norbert Dahlmann, Senior Manager, E.ON Anlagenservice, GermanyCo-Chair: Chris McGarvey, Legal Director, Pinsent Masons, United Kingdom

successful Capacity Markets strategies as Proven through the example of the Combined-Cycle gas turbine Power Plant (CCgt) Project in Landivisiau, Brittany region, FranceXavier Caitucoli, President and Chief Executive Officer, Direct Energy, FranceCo-Authors: Gerhard Brenner, Vice President Project Development, Siemens Project Ventures, GermanyHarald Huettmann, Head of Sales GT Power Plant Solutions SW-Europe, Siemens Energy, GermanyAndreas Maier, Sales Manager, Siemens AG Energy Sector, Germany

the Need for Capacity Payments for Flexible Back-Up CapacityPablo Arguelles, Director Technical & Economical Regulatory Issues, Hc Energia, Spain

Future Market Designs for reliable electricity systems in europeMatti Rautkivi, General Manager, Liaison office, Wärtsilä, Finland

TRACK 2: ROAD TO DECARBONIzATION - CCS ENERGY EFFICIENCY & CHP

SESSION 4: NEW CHP LOW EMISSION TECHNOLOGYroom: Lehar 211:00 – 12:30This session examines some technology options of low emission CHP

Chair: Adolfo Eric Labi, President, Megalia Foundation, ItalyCo-Chair: Giancarlo Benelli, Head of Technological Scouting, Enel Engineering and Research Division, Italy

Benefits of Distributed Power and CogenerationKlaus Payrhuber, Product Manager, GE Power & Water, AustriaCo-Author: Scott Nolen, Product Line Leader, GE Power & Water, Austria

energy-efficient Operation of a Biomass Fired ChP PlantRisto Eteläaho, Product Manager - BFB Boilers, Metso Power Oy, FinlandCo-Author: Daniel Jedfelt, Managing Director, Kalmar Energi Värme AB, Sweden

Power from residual heat through an advanced Organic rankine CycleJos van Buijtenen, Director & CTO, Tri-O-Gen B.V., Netherlands

Utilize Waste heat to Qualify for thermal heat incentives at Biogas PlantsRobert Emrich, Vice President, Sales, ElectraTherm, United States


SESSION 4: GAS ENGINE TECHNOLOGYroom: Lehar 311:00 – 12:30An OEM update on gas engine technology and operating experience

Chair: Michael Fübi, Chief Executive Officer, RWE Technology GmbH, GermanyCo-Chair: Mark Stevens, Product Manager, Alstom, Switzerland

250 MW Largest Combustion engine Based emergency reserve Power Plant in europe, elering, tsO of estoniaIlo Toom, Project Manager, Elering UO, EstoniaCo-Author: Risto Paldanius, Director, Business Development, Wärtsilä Corporation, Power Plants, Finland

smart Cogeneration Plants with high efficient gas enginesMartin Schneider, Prodcut Line Manager, GE Jenbacher Gas Engines, Austria

Natural gas technologies in CompetitionJohannes Lauterbach, Product Manager, MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, GermanyCo-Author: Florian Schiller, Product Manager, MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Germany

advanced spark ignition technology for gas-Fueled engines and its impacts on Combustion stability and Performance OptimizationJoseph M. Lepley, Vice President, Altronic LLC, United StatesCo-Author: Arno Gschirr, Product Manager, Hoerbiger Engine Solutions Europe, Austria

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE




SESSION 4A: FUEL CONVERSION & RETROFIT BOILERSroom: Lehar 411:00 – 12:30Conversion experience with biomass and performance improvement

Chair: Ingo Weber, Head of Sales and Marketing, KAB TAKUMA, United StatesCo-Chair: Adrian Skea, Product Manager Steam Power Plants, Alstom Power, France

identification of the Potential and Bottlenecks for Biomass Co-Firing and Coal-to-Biomass Conversion at Large Power stationsJoop Witkamp, Senior Consultant, DNV KEMA, NetherlandsCo-Authors: Ton Konings, Senior Consultant, DNV KEMA, NetherlandsMarcel Cremers, Consultant, DNV KEMA, Netherlands

a Modern Firing system and retrofit of a t-type steam generatorStefan Hamel, Head of Thermal & Combustion Engineering Departmen, Babcock Borsig Steinmüller GmbH, GermanyCo-Authors:Bernhard Pinkert, Process Engineer, Babcock Borsig Steinmüller GmbH, Germany

Coal Plants generation Cost reduction, Post-Combustion of Combustion residues from Co-Firing of Biomass and rDF During Dry ash removalFulvio Bassetti, Technical Director, Magaldi Power S.p.A., ItalyCo-Authors: Guenter Baur, General Manager, Magaldi Power GmbH, GermanyDaniele Ricci, Project Leader, Magaldi Industrie S.r.l., ItalyOlaf Spindeldreher, Technische Planung, RWE Power Aktiengesellschaft, Germany

a Modern Firing system and retrofit of steam generator at BitolaChristian Storm, Head of Process Engineering Dep. & Research, Babcock Borsig Steinmüller GmbH, Germany

SESSION 4B: CURRENT NUCLEAR PROJECTSroom: schubert 3, First Floor11:00 – 12:30

Nuclear Power Generation country & project status update

Chair: Stefan Hatt, Group Vice President, ABB Ltd., Switzerland

the Deployment of hitachi aBWr reactors in the UK at horizon Nuclear Power and europe Christian Blessing, Sales Director, Europe Region, Nuclear Power Plant Sales, GE-Hitachi, Germany

the siemens approach to provide Conventional islands for Nuclear Power PlantsAlexey Reznichenko, Sales Manager, Siemens AG, Germany

Update on New Build in russiaJukka Laaksonen Vice President, Rusatom Overseas, Russia

Update on eDF’s New Build and implementation of the stress tests in UK and France*Representative from EDF


SESSION 4: DISTRIBUTED CONTROL SYSTEMSroom: stolz 111:00 – 12:30A look at control systems to improve plant efficiency, security and environmental performance

Chair: Arthur Close, Sales Director, Black & Veatch Energy, United KingdomCo-Chair: Mike van der Jagt, Director Strategic Sales, Woodward Nederland BV, Netherlands

Fully integrated FgD Control and automation solution – turceni, romaniaChristian Plomer, General Manager - Power & Energy, Yokogawa GesmbH Central East Europe, AustriaCo-Author: Yoshio Fujino, Project Manager, Yokogawa Electric Corporation, Japan

increasing security in Power generation Plants: how can europe Learn from Us and Middle east Lessons?Marco Biancardi, Cyber Security Manager, ABB SpA, ItalyCo-Authors: Luca Cicognani, Sales Manager, ABB SpA, Italy

Stefano Doga, Sales Account, ABB SpA, Italy

ergonomic aspects in Construction and Operating Philosophy of a Peak Load Plants New Control roomWilhelm Kleffner, Head of Power Plant - Leading Plant Manager, E.ON Generation Germany, Germany

saving LimestoneJari Leppäkoski, Manager, Energy Efficiency, Metso Automation Oy, Finland


SESSION 4: FLExIBILITY & IMPROVEMENTS Iroom: stolz 211:00 – 12:30Tools and methods to increase flexibility and performance of existing power plants (CCGT)

Chair: Enrico Malusardi, Feasibility Studies and Special Projects Manager, EDISON SpA, ItalyCo-Chair: Andreas Feldmueller, Head of Integrated Plant Solutions, Siemens Energy, Germany

Flexibility improvement of steam turbines for Conventional and Combined Cycle Power PlantsKlaus Helbig, Manager: Lifetime CA &M ST, Alstom Power GmbH, GermanyCo-Authors: Christian Kuhne, Manager Mechanical Evaluation, Alstom Power, GermanyKai Fertig, TL Commissioning Steam Turbine, Alstom Power, Germany

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE


sgt5-4000F gas turbine and Combined Cycle Power Plant evolution reflecting the Changing Market requirementsEberhard Deuker, Combustion Engineer, Siemens AG Energy, GermanyCo-Authors: Mike Koenig, Manager, Siemens Energy Inc., United StatesMichael Moeller, Package Frame Owner, Siemens AG, GermanyJan Slad, Product Manager Gas Turbine, Siemens AG, GermanyHolger Streb, Manager, Siemens AG Energy, Germany

real-time and intraday Optimization of Multiple Power generation UnitsRüdiger Franke, Optimization Global Product Manager, ABB AG, GermanyCo-Author: Hansjürgen Schönung, ABB AG, Germany


SESSION 4: ENERGY STORAGE ALTERNATIVESroom: schubert 6, First Floor11:00 – 12:30Hydro undoubtedly holds the lead, but it is far from the only option when it comes to storing energy. This session presents insights into a number of alternative technologies which are rapidly gaining both market traction and economic credibility

Chair: Patrick Clerens, Secretary General, EASE - European Power Association for Storage of Energy, Belgium

a synthetic Closed Carbon Cycle energy system provides Massive, Long term, energy storage which supports Low Cost intermittent renewable sources and Large seasonal Power supply and Demand Variations.Nick Cook, Managing Director, ReSus Technology Ltd., United Kingdom

Power-to-gas the essential Link for a Cleaner energy FutureRaymond Schmid, Global Market Strategist at Hydrogenics, Belgium

the reality of Large-scale storage solutions in today’s and tomorrow’s Future european energy systemCeline Mahieux, Head of R&D Renewables, ABB, SwitzerlandCo-Author: Stefan Linder, Power Systems Business Development, ABB, Switzerland

Process engineering and thermodynamic evaluation of Concepts for Cryogenic energy storageBrian Stöver, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, GermanyCo-Authors: Alexander Alekseev,Engineer, Linde AG, GermanySebastian Rehfeldt, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, GermanyChristoph Stiller, Linde AG, Pullach, Germany

reserve Presentation:energy storage technology application for grid and Frequency Control-an ancilliary serviceDilip Joshi, Superintending Engineer, State Load Dispatch Center, India


JOINT PLENARY PANEL DISCUSSION

LIBERALIzATION AND DECARBONIzATION: ROADMAP OR ROADBLOCK?room: strauss 2-314:00 – 15:30 Moderator: Stephen Sackur, International Journalist and TV Presenter, United KingdomInvited Panelists:Nikolaus Berlakovich, Minister, Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management, AustriaGiuseppe Zampini, Chief Executive Officer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Susanna Zapreva, Chief Executive Officer, Wien Energie, Austria



SESSION 5: COMMERCIAL & SOCIAL ASPECTS OF PROJECT DEVELOPMENTroom: Lehar 116:00 – 17:30Typically the development of projects focuses on the pure technical and financial aspects, but other key areas can have an equally significant impact if not considered correctly. The session will include papers discussing some of these other important areas and present strategies for integration into the project thus improving the odds of a successful project

Chair: Eric Adams, Client Engagement and Work Winning Director, Parsons Brinckerhoff, United KingdomCo-Chair: James Cronin, Principal Consultant, Cronin Energy Consulting, Ireland

Public Perception and PrBill Penn, Chairman and Founder, Aspectus PR, United Kingdom

aspects of ContractsChris McGarvey, Legal Director, Pinsent Masons, United Kingdom

how to add Value to your New Power Project through effective insurance/risk ManagementGareth Saunders, Executive Director, Willis, United Kingdom


SESSION 5: DEVELOPMENT IN OxY-FUEL TECHNOLOGYroom: Lehar 216:00 – 17:30This session will provide an update on advanced oxy-combustion concepts

Chair: Christoph Blessing, Senior Engineer, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, GermanyCo-Chair: Matthias Zelinger, Secretary General, EUTurbines, Germany

Flameless Pressurized Oxy Coal Combustion technology: the Only Option for a Cost acceptable Power Production with Pure CO2 recoveryGiancarlo Benelli, Head of Technological Scouting- Research Area –Engineering and Innovation Division, Enel Produzione Spa, ItalyCo-Authors: Massimo Malavasi, Director of R&D & Process Technology, ITEA Spa, Italy

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE



Ncola Rossi, Head of Generation Systems, Diagn, ENEL Ingegneria e Ricerca, Italy

integrated approach of Oxy-CombustionBenedicte Prodhomme, Product Manager CCS, Alstom, FranceCo-Author: Olaf Stallmann, Technology Manager oxy-process, Alstom, Germany

integration of a Waste gasification Unit with a Power Plant to Mitigate PollutionAurelio Labanca, Equipment Engineer, Petrobras, Brazil


SESSION 5: SMALL & MEDIUM SIzE GAS TURBINESroom: Lehar 316:00 – 17:30Small and medium size gas turbines are in high demand under variable renewable dispatch environments by quickly responding to rapid load changes

Chair: Carlos Koeneke, Vice President, Project Engineering & Quality Assurance, Mitsubishi Power System Americas, Inc., United StatesCo-Chair: Regine Mowill, Marketing Manager, OPRA Turbines B.V., Netherlands

siemens gas turbine sgt-800 enhanced to 50 MW: Design Modifications, Validation and Operation experienceMats Björkman, Product Manager, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery, SwedenCo-Authors: Daniel Lörstad, Combustion Engineer, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery, SwedenLieke Wang, Turbine Engineer, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery, Sweden

Development and Commercial Operation review of highly efficient L30a gas turbineTakuya Ikeguchi, Assistant Manager, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., JapanCo-Authors: Masanori Ryu, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., United StatesRyoji Tamai, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., United StatesRyozo Tanaka, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., United States

Combined heat and Power – gas turbine Operational FlexibilityJames DiCampli, LM6000 Technology Manager, GE, United States

the Benefits of Flexible aero Derivative gas turbines in support of renewable generationNayan Gala, Strategic Marketing Manager, Rolls-Royce Energy, United Kingdom


SESSION 5A: ADVANCED BOILER MATERIALSroom: Lehar 416:00 – 17:30T24 operational experience and new concepts

Chair: Piotr Karas, Marketing Director, RAFAKO S.A., PolandCo-Chair: Frank Hoese, Head of Sales, Steam Power Plant Solutions, Siemens Energy, Germany

alloy Concepts for Modern Creep strength enhanced Ferritic steels used in super and Ultra supercritical BoilersMahmud Jarrar, Manager, V&M Deutschland GmbH, GermanyCo-Author: Olivier Hamart, Engineer, Vallourec & Mannesmann Tubes, France

New steels Fulfill requirements for New high efficient Power Plants – Welding of t24, P92 and VM12-shCHerbert Dr.-Ing. Heuser, Global Segment Manager Thermal Power Plants, Boehler Schweisstechnik Deutschland GmbH, Germany

Modified Commissioning Procedure for UsC Boilers Using Material t24Jörg Böwe, Head of Engineering, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, GermanyCo-Author: Martin Becker, Head of Engineering Pressure Parts, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, Germany

improving Coal Fired Boiler technology to Meet renewables integrationGiorgio Dodero, Chairman, IPG Industrial Project Group Srl, Italy

SESSION 5B: ROLE OF NUCLEAR IN THE ENERGY MIx - PANEL DISCUSSIONroom: schubert 3, First Floor16:00 – 17:30Is there a role for low carbon baseload power? Overview of activity in nuclear market in Europe and worldwide

Chair: Rüdiger König, Head of International Nuclear Development, RWE Technology GmbH, Germany

introduction and overview of the challenges by the session Chairinvited Panelists:• Nigel Knee, Head of Nuclear Policy, EDF Energy, United Kingdom• Jukka Laaksonen Vice President, Rusatom Overseas, Russia• Jean-Pol Poncelet, Director General, FORATOM, Belgium• Representative from Eon• Representative from IAEA


SESSION 5: FUNCTIONAL SAFETYroom: stolz 116:00 – 17:30Experiences and approaches to functional safety on turbine machinery equipment and power plants

Chair: Franco Rosatelli, Chief Executive Officer and Chair EUTurbines TC, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Chair: Jari Leppäkoski, Business Manager, Performance Solutions, Metso Automation Oy, Finland

improvement of Operational safety in Power Plants - how Plant Builders, equipment suppliers and Operators alike increase their Operational safety by Means of the Concept of Functional safetyGerold Klotz-Engmann, Head of Technical Safety, Endress+Hauser Messtechnik GmbH+Co. KG, GermanyGünter Dirding, Plant Design, E.ON New Build & Technology GmbH, Germany

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE


turbomachinery and generators – application of the Principles of Functional safety – Methods for Determination of the Necessary risk reduction Joint Presentation of VDMa specification 4315Andreas Belzner, Engine Functional Safety/Gas Turbine, Alstom AG, SwitzerlandCo-Authors: Josef Antretter, Functional Safety Manager, Siemens AG, GermanyWilfried Blotenberg, Excecutive Consulting Engineer, MAN Diesel & Turbo, GermanyMatthias Zelinger, Manager Thermal Turbines and Power Plants, VDMA, Germany

integrated Versus Dedicated safety systems for turbomachinery equipmentRich Kamphaus, Steam Turbine & Compressor Market Manager Woodward, Woodward inc., United States


SESSION 5: FLExIBILITY & IMPROVEMENTS IIroom: stolz 216:00 – 17:30Tools and methods to increase flexibility and performance of existing fossil power plants

Chair: Wilhelm Kleffner, Head of Power Plant - Leading Plant Manager, E.ON Generation Germany, GermanyCo-Chair: Stefan Ritzmann, Global Marketing & Communication Manager, ABB Power Generation Service, Switzerland

exploring Operational Flexibility and Versatility of Fossil Power generating assetsAlbert Bagaviev, Head of Computer Aided Service Technology, E.ON Anlagenservice GmbH, Germany

the World‘s Most Flexible Lignite Fueled Units - achieved by a DCs retrofitBernhard Meerbeck, Head of Product Management Process Optimization, Siemens AG, GermanyCo-Author: Annette Barenbruegge, Head of Process Optimization, Siemens AG, Germany

successful Comprehensive rehabilitation of elder Lignite Operated Boilers in the Balkan areaChristian Kissling, Sales Manager, HItachi Power Europe GmbH, GermanyCo-Author: Alfons Leisse, Manager, Hitachi Power Europe, Germany


SESSION 5: MANAGING DISTRIBUTED GENERATIONroom: schubert 6, First Floor16:00 - 17:30As utility portfolios gather greater volumes of distributed and variable output renewable energy assets, they are faced with considerable operational challenges in maintaining grid stability. Attendees at this session have an opportunity to gain knowledge of the latest generation of grid management tools

Chair: Jacob Klimstra, Consultant, Jacob Klimstra Consultancy, Netherlands

Different Predictive Control strategies for active Load Management in Distributed Power systems with high Penetration of renewable energy sourcesYi Zong, Senior Scientist, DTU Elektro, Denmark

electricity Network Balancing for renewable energy integration with a hybrid generating system including a synchronous CondenserMats Östman, Senior Development Manager, Electrical & Automation, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, FinlandCo-Authors: Reijo Leikas, Senior Development Manager Power Plant Technology, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, FinlandAntti Ouni, Senior Development Manager Power Plant Technology, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, FinlandNiklas Wagar, General Manager Electrical & Automation Power Plant Technology, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland

Managing Decentralized Power generation by intelligent Fleet Control solutionsLeif Wiebking, Chief Technical Officer - Instrumentation, Controls & Electrical, Siemens AG, Germany

17:00 – 19:30 NetWOrKiNg reCePtiON

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE




SESSION 6: POWER INDUSTRY ExPERIENCES IN CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPEroom: Lehar 109:00 – 10:30The session will focus on the current situation of the power industry in Central Europe and South-Eastern Europe

Chair: Andrzej Kowalski, President of the Board, Energoprojekt Katowice SA, PolandCo-Chair: Dick Van Der Vecht, Manager Competence Center Equipment, Electrabel Nederland, Netherlands

analysis of energy Facilities Construction activity in south eastern europeanton Milto, executive Director, COtes, russian FederationCo-Author: Dmitry Serant, General Director/Chief Executive Officer, COTES, Russian Federation

renewal of Power Capacity in Poland in View of Poland’s Political and economic Dilemmas and global economyKrzysztof Musial, Project Manager, Energoprojekt - Katowice, PolandCo-Author: Andrzej Kowalski, President of the Board, Energoprojekt Katowice SA, Poland

trends in the energy Community see 2008-2011David Zarkovic, Head of Electricity Trade Division, PE Electric Power Industry Of Serbia, SerbiaCo-Authors: Mihailo Mihailovic, Head Of Strategy Planning Division, PE Electric Power Industry Of Serbia, SerbiaMijat Milosevic, Sector Manager, PE Electric Power Industry Of Serbia, SerbiaDragan Vlaisavljevic, Department Manager, PE Electric Power Industry Of Serbia, Serbia


SESSION 6: ABSORPTION PROCESSES FOR CO2 SEPARATIONroom: Lehar 209:00 – 10:30The session is focused on the CO2 absorption processes, lab and pilot scale tests and their performance

Chair: Giancarlo Benelli, Head of Technological Scouting, Enel Engineering and Research Division, ItalyCo-Chair: Adolfo Eric Labi, President, Megalia Foundation, Italy

Comparison of Different CO2 absorption Liquids in a high sophisticated test FacilityMartin Koller, Project Manager R&D, Andritz AG, AustriaCo-Authors: Günter Gronald, Head of R&D/CFD, Andritz AG, AustriaGerald Kinger, EVN AG, Austria

solid sorbents Versus aqueous amine solutions for Post-Combustion CO2 Capture at Pulverized Coal Fired and NgCC-Based Power PlantsBert Heesink, Managing Principal Clean Fossil Power, DNV KEMA, Netherlands

solid sorbents as a retrofit CO2 Capture technology: Update on 1 MWe Pilot ProgressSharon Sjostrom, Chief Technology Officer, ADA Environmental Solutions, Inc., United StatesCo-Author: Holly Krutka, ADA Environmental Solutions, Inc., United States


SESSION 6: HRSG TECHNOLOGY AND AIR FILTRATIONroom: Lehar 309:00 – 10:30This session will present responses of equipment manufacturers (HRSG , Air pollution Control Systems , Air intake filtration) to market demands in terms of highest performances

Chair: Jean-Pierre Goffin, Mechanics & Civil Works Competence Center Manager, Tractebel Engineering, BelgiumCo-Chair: Mark Stevens, Product Manager, Alstom, Switzerland

advanced gas turbine Combined Cycle Plant - hrsg Design Concerns for Mechanical integrity and Multiple Fuel UseAkber Pasha, Technical Director, Vogt Power International, United States

ansaldo Caldaie experience in heavy Cycling hrsg Design and Operation

Guido Volpi Ghirardini, System Design and Product Development Manager, Ansaldo Caldaie SpA, ItalyCo-Authors: Giuseppe Silva, Mechanical Engineering Manager, Ansaldo Caldaie SpA, ItalyPaolo Trivellato, HRSG System Design Engineer, Ansaldo Caldaie S.p.A., Italy

CCPP, Power generation with highest Overall efficiency at Lowest emissions LimitsJohannes Lind, Proposal Manager, Andritz, AustriaCo-Authors: Christian Brunner, Senior Engineer Process Technology, Andritz, AustriaChristian Fauland, Verbund Thermal Power GmbH & Co KG, Austria

Modern approach to gas turbine air/Water intake FiltrationGianluca de Arcangelis, Director, TT (Europe) Ltd, United Kingdom

reserve Presentation: relation Between Performance Measurement Uncertainties and hrsg thermal sizingNicolas Balczunas, Deputy Design Manager, CMI Energy, BelgiumCo-Authors: Jean-François Galopin, Director of Technology, CMI energy, Belgium


SESSION 6: AIR POLLUTION CONTROLroom: Lehar 409:00 – 10:30Latest developments of DESOx and DENOx technology

Chair: Matti Rautanen, Manager - Research and Development, Metso Power Oy, FinlandCo-Chair: Piotr Karas, Marketing Director, RAFAKO S.A., Poland

THURSDAY 6 JUNE


Operating experience of Circulating Fluidized Bed scrubbing technology in Utility size Power PlantsTobias Bönsel, Manager, Commercial, Foster Wheeler Graf Wulff GmbH, GermanyCo-Author: Rolf Graf, Scrubber Technology and Marketing, Foster Wheeler Graf Wulff GmBH, Germany

evaluation and Optimization of FgD Design Criteria in a Lignite Fuel Power PlantRalf Thomsen, Project Manager, Hamon Enviroserv GmbH, Germany

sNCr Process for Coal fired Boilers - experiences and Potential for the FutureBernd von der Heide, Managing Director, Mehldau & Steinfath Umwelttechnik GmbH, Germany

advanced selective Catalytic reduction (asCr) technology - a Lower Capital Cost solution for NOx reductionVolker Rummenhohl, Vice President, Catalyst Technology, Fuel Tech, United StatesCo-Authors: Pierangelo Ponzoni, Managing Director, Fuel Tech s.r.l., ItalyDavid Capozella, Director Catalyst Technologies, Fuel Tech, Inc., United States


SESSION 6: GENERATORSroom: stolz 109:00 – 10:30Impact of auxiliaries on generator and network behaviour and operation

Chair: To be ConfirmedCo-Chair: Irina Kadykova, Conference & Exhibition Manager, Power Machines, JSC, Russia

experience on Modernization of hydro generators Different typesZ. Kuchinskaya, Department of Hydro Generators Design, Power Machines, Russian Federation

Mechanical and electrical rebuilding of a turbo generator for Phase-shift OperationDetlef Frerichs, Generator Modernization Manager, Siemens AG, GermanyCo-Authors: Anastassios Dimitriadis, Marketing Manager Generator Modernization, Siemens AG, GermanyMaren Wiese, Product Manager Generator Service, Siemens AG, Germany

Low-speed synchronous generators With an Output Capacity From 10 MW to 60 MW for Diesel electric Power stationsIvan Zheleznyak, Principal Engineer, Power Machines, OJSC, Russian Federation

testing stator Cores of turbo generators Using the ring Flux MethodClaus-Georg Richter, Head Generator Service Engineering (W-Region), Siemens AG, Germany


SESSION 6: LIFETIME OPTIMIzATION: OFFLINE DIAGNOSTICSroom: stolz 209:00 – 10:30Tools for the diagnostics and optimization of power plants during the lifetime

Chair: Sjirk van der Goot, Marketing & Communications Manager, VBR Turbine Partners, The NetherlandsCo-Chair: Enrico Malusardi, Senior Consultant, Edison SpA, Italy

a Method for a reliable Prediction of heavy Duty gas turbines Performance Degradation due to Compressor aging employing Field test DataAndrea Silingardi, R&D Compressor and Performance Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Authors: Pio Astrua, R&D Engineer, Ansaldo Energia s.p.a., ItalyStefano Piola, R&D Engineer, Ansaldo Energia s.p.a., ItalyIrene Ventrucci, Ansaldo Energia s.p.a., Italy

advanced Monitoring and Diagnostic systems For industrial gas turbinesJonathan Aylett, Senior Diagnostic Systems Engineer, Turbine Services Limited, United Kingdom

Large steam Drum inspections: 35 years of rBi experienceJan Willem Noteboom, Senior Consultant, DNV KEMA, Netherlands


SESSION 6: THE CHALLENGE OF INTERMITTENT GENERATIONroom: schubert 6, First Floor09:00 - 10:30Featuring case studies, novel technologies and operational analyses, this session will cover a great deal of ground. Ultimately, it is set to deliver a solid understanding of the key considerations when choosing the right technology investment in a world increasingly dominated by renewable energy

Chair: John Epps, Consultant, John A. Epps Consulting, United Kingdom

Overcoming grid stability Difficulties when integrating solar PV into Microgrids by Using Distributed Control and a Flywheel – the Marble Bar ProjectMartin Baart, Business Development Manager, ABB AG, Germany

increasing Photovoltaic: study about Weaknesses and Challenges of a Peak Load Plant in south germanyWilhelm Kleffner, Head of Power Plant - Leading Plant Manager, E.ON Generation Germany, Germany

energy storage for Distribution Power Quality and integration of renewablesJos Burgt, Consultant, KEMA, Netherlands

technical, regulatory and Financial Challenges in Providing reserve and Other “energy Demand reduction” initiatives in the UKAzad Camyab, Chief Executive Officer, STOR Generation Ltd, United KingdomCo-Author: Horacio Luis Carvalho, Chairman, STOR Generation Ltd, United Kingdom


THURSDAY 6 JUNE




SESSION 7: THE FUTURE OF FOSSIL FIRED POWER GENERATIONroom: Lehar 111:00 – 12:30A candid review the future of fossil fired generation in a low or zero carbon electricity industry. Fossil fuel deposits are a major reservoir of stored and flexible energy and the debate will focus on how this resource can be used to best effect

Chair: Anne Marie Hey, Managing Director, Dutch Gas Turbine Association VGT, NetherlandsCo-Chair: John Horner, Director, E for Energy UK, United Kingdom

What does the UK’s electricity Market reform (eMr) Mean for Conventional Power?Simon Hobday, Partner, Pinsent Masons, United Kingdom

New tasks for Fossil-Fired Power generationAndreas Pickard, R&D and Innovation Manager, Siemens AG, Energy Sector, Germany

TRACK 2: ROAD TO DECARBONIzATION - CCS ENERGY EFFICIENCY & CHP

SESSION 7: CCS PRACTICAL ExPERIENCESroom: Lehar 211:00 – 12:30

Three plants, three technologies and three CCS experiences

Chair: Pascal Stijns, Power & Energy Marketing Europe, Honeywell, BelgiumCo-Chair: Christoph Blessing, Senior Engineer, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, Germany

Ferrybridge CCPiLOt100+ Operating experience and test resultsMatthew Hunt, CCS Sales Manager, Doosan Power Systems, United KingdomCo-Author: David Fitzgerald, Plant Product Innovation Technical Lead, Doosan Power Systems, United KingdomRebecca Gardiner, Doosan Power Systems, United Kingdom

Chilled ammonia Process at technology Center Mongstad-First resultsKen McCarley, Manager, Process Development, Alstom Power, United StatesCo-Authors: Jennifer Chee Wei Luk, United StatesSantosh Lanka, NorwayRameshwar Hiwale, Sr. Process Development Engineer, Alstom Power Inc., United States

First Operational experiences in the CiUDeN 30 MWth Oxy-CFB FacilityFrancisco Muñoz, R&D Engineer, Fundación Ciudad de la Energía CIUDEN, SpainCo-Authors: Ruth Diego, R&D Department Coordinator, CIUDEN, SpainJouni Lantto, R&D Engineer, Foster Wheeler Oy, FinlandMonica Lupion, External Relations Director, CIUDEN, SpainPasi Petra, R&D Engineer, Foster Wheeler Energia Oy, Finland


SESSION 7: DEVELOPMENTS IN GT COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGYroom: Lehar 311:00 – 12:30Fuel flexibility and the latest in GT combustion technology

Chair: Enrique Sanchez, Director of Operations for Spain and Portugal, Nooter/Eriksen Ltd., SpainCo-Chair: Regine Mowill, Marketing Manager, OPRA Turbines B.V., Netherlands

Fuel Flexibility Concepts and experience for Power generation with hydrogen Based FuelsRobert Jones, Manager - Syngas Power Island Products, GE Energy, United StatesCo-Authors: Terry Raddings, Thermal Applications Engineering - Manager, GE Energy, United KingdomJames DiCampli, LM6000 Technology Manager, GE, United States

Fuel Flexibility Capabilities of alstom’s gt26 gas turbinePeter Marx, GT Program Manager, Alstom Power, Switzerland

ansaldo ae94.3a Combustion improvement towards Flexibility through extensive Field testingPaolo Traverso, R&D Project Manager, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Authors: Francesco Malavasi, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia SpA, ItalyPaolo Pesce, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia SpA, ItalyAlice Virginia Pesenti, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia SpA, ItalyDomenico Zito, Combustion Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

Puertollano igCC: Fuel and Products FlexibilityPilar Coca Llano, Researcher, ELCOGAS, SpainCo-Author: Francisco García Peña, R&D Department Manager, ELCOGAS, Spain


SESSION 7: BIOMASS, WASTE & COFIRINGroom: Lehar 411:00 – 12:30Experiences of various concepts for gasification and combustion

Chair: Bernd von der Heide, Managing Director, Mehldau & Steinfath Umwelttechnik GmbH, GermanyCo-Chair: Kari Niemelä, Vice President Sales, Western Europe, Foster Wheeler Energia OY, Finland

Kymijärvi ii Plant – high-efficiency use of srF in Power Production through gasificationJuhani Isaksson, Director, Gasification Technology, Metso Power Oy, FinlandCo-Authors: Timo Honkola, Chief Engineer, Gasification Technology, Metso Power Oy, FinlandJanne Savelainen, Chief Executive Officer, Lahti Energy Ltd., Finland

Operation experience of Fluidized Bed Boilers in sweden with Different Kind of FuelsSebastian Kaiser, Head of Process Engineering, Andritz, AustriaCo-Author: Seppo Hulkkonen, Technology Director, Andritz, Finland

THURSDAY 6 JUNE


industrial rDF and MsW Power Projects - industrial experience of the rhKW LinzPhilipp Kolbitsch, Process Engineer, STRABAG Energy Technologies GmbH, Austria

Non Contaminated Multi-Fuel Fired Biomass Cogeneration Plant which is Developed, Built and Operated by Zignago Power in Fossalta di Portogruaro, region Veneto, North east of Venice, italyFrank Scholdann Lund, Manager, Aalborg Energie Technik a/s, DenmarkCo-Authors: Kim Kejser Dyrholm, Project Director, Aalborg Energie Technik a/s, DenmarkAllesandro Casula, Consultant, Politecnico Milano, ItalyAndrea Bigai, Project Manager, Zignago Power, ItalyLuca Marzotto, CEO, Zignago Holding Spa, United Kingdom


SESSION 7: GENERATOR AUxILIARIESroom: stolz 111:00 – 12:30Impact of generator system design and operation

Chair: Enzo Tortello, Electrical Engineer - Senior Consultant, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Chair: Dietmar Wolf, Business Development Manager, ABB AG, Austria

Why Choose an electric starter for your gas turbines?Adrien Tenga, Division Marketing Manager, Parker Hannifin, FranceCo-Author: Nigel Smith, European Marketing Services Manager, Parker Hannifin, United Kingdom

generator Current transformers, applications and testsVladimir Khalin, Test Engineering, ABB, Inc, United StatesCo-Author: Stephen Lindsay, Marketing and Sales Manager, Distribution Components, ABB, United States

introduction of automatic reclosing with synchro Check in 110 kV Lines Near the generators in the slovenian Power systemMilos Maksic, Researcher, Electoinstitut Milan Vidmar, SloveniaCo-Authors: Joze Kragelj, Head of Network and Protection System, Holding Slovenske Elektrarne, SloveniaAnton Majcen, Senior Protection Engineer, Electroinstitute Milan Vidmar, SloveniaFranc Prepeluh, BScEE, ELES, SloveniaGeorgi Zlatarev, Senior Researcher, Electroinstitute Milan Vidmar, Slovenia

Modern excitation systems for the growing Chinese Market Under the aspect of Changing grid requirementsRafael Kawecki, Product Manager Excitation Systems and Startup, Siemens AG, GermanyCo-Author: Ruediger Kutzner, Professor, University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany


SESSION 7A: RETROFITS & UPGRADES IIroom: stolz 211:00 – 12:30Improving coal fired plant performance and environmental impact

Chair: Stefan Ritzmann, Global Marketing & Communication Manager, ABB Power Generation Service, SwitzerlandCo-Chair: Graham Fagence, Business Development, Hitachi Power Europe, United Kingdom

Combustion Optimization, efficiency improvements and emission reduction by installation of Modern Low NOx Firing systems at existing Bituminous Coal and Lignite Fired steam generatorsBernhard Zimmermann, Head Combustion Department, Steinmüller Engineering GmbH, GermanyCo-Authors: Karl Heinz Failing, Manager Business Development, Steinmüller Engineering GmbH, GermanyRalf Kriegeskotte, Head of Operations Department, Steinmüller Engineering GmbH, GermanyHans-Ulrich Thierbach, Head of Technology Sector, Steinmüller Engineering GmbH, GermanyPiotr Szkoda, Power Generation Service Manager, ABB Power Systems Poland, United Kingdom

energy efficiency increasing by Modernization of air Fans Drives in Coal Fired Power PlantsWojciech Kowal, Power Generation Manager, ABB Power Systems Poland, PolandCo-Author: Piotr Szkoda, Power Generation Service Manager, ABB Power Systems Poland, United Kingdom

Optimized Plant retrofit - Plant improvement Whilst Meeting environmental requirementsDavid Bell, Engineering Manager, Alstom Power, United KingdomCo-Author: Johan Faelling, Head of Performance Test, Alstom Power, United Kingdom

SESSION 7B: PLANT OPTIMIzATION & MONITORING IIroom: schubert 3,First Floor11:00 - 12:30Monitoring and optimization tools for coal/lignite fired plant

Chair: Andras Baczoni, Development Manager for Power Industry, Nalco Company, HungaryCo-Chair: Sjirk van der Goot, Marketing & Communications Manager, VBR Turbine Partners, Netherlands

Online Diagnostics of steam Pipes and thick Walled Boiler Components - a Comparison of Methods Basing on Operational experienceJoel Wagner, Product Manager, STEAG Energy Services GmbH, Germany

generator stator repair and refurbishment OnsiteMichele Raciti, Mechanical Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyCo-Author: Fabio Parodi, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

recent Developments in Pulse reflectometry for tube inspectionNoam Amir, Chief Technical Officer, AcousticEye Ltd., Netherlands


THURSDAY 6 JUNE



SESSION 7: MARKET MECHANISMSroom: schubert 6, First Floor11:00 - 12:30Speakers presenting here will explore options for market engagement. That means in-depth analysis of a number of markets and the appropriate strategies that can potentially deliver an economic return on investment. For those interested in successfully executing a European renewable energy project, this session is an essential

Chair: David Appleyard, Conference Director, PennWell, United Kingdom

Flexibility for germany’s energy transitionSönke Häseler, Research Fellow, University of Hamburg, Germany

impact of the implementation of a german Capacity Market in Combination with high intermittent generation in the North-West european electricity MarketJeroen de Joode, Senior Researcher, Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands, Netherlands

Additional speakers to be confirmed


15:00 – 16:00 Best PaPer aWarDs & CLOsiNg reCePtiON

THURSDAY 6 JUNE

This year’s conference features special sessions devoted to aspects of energy storage across both POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe programmes.

Storage of energy in large quantities is increasingly regarded as a vital element in order to improve the flexibility and stability of Europe’s energy system and to deliver services to with respect to European energy and climate policy. Viable storage solutions will reduce the need for back-up power, help stabilize the grid and enable more renewable capacity to be absorbed into the power system.

Technologies vary from the mature to the nascent, although the fast emergence of sizable renewable energy capacity on the system is hastening developments in energy storage. The conference programme in Vienna is reflecting this progress and heightened level of interest by offering a number of sessions aimed at sharing and disseminating energy storage-related information. Make sure you are up to speed on developments in this important sector by looking out for these sessions marked with the energy storage symbol.

POWER-GEN EUROPEENERGY STORAGE FOCUS

Mr. Dietmar adamBranch ManagerEndress+Hauser Metso AGSwitzerland

Mr. eric adamsProposals Manager, Power GenerationParsons BrinckerhoffUK

Mr. albert d’avellaInternational Business Development Vice PresidentArevaFrance

Mr. andras BaczoniDevelopment Manager for Power IndustryNalco Company – EAME RegionUK

Dr. Juan Carlos BallesterosManager R&DEndesa GeneraciónSpain

Mr. Detlef BaranManager Sales and MarketingHelmut Mauell GmbHGermany

Dr. Pietro BarbucciHead of Fossil Fuels, Research & Development Policies Engineering & Innovation DivisionEnel Produzione SpAItaly

Mr. giancarlo BenelliHead of Technological ScoutingEnel Engineering and Innovation DivisionItaly

Mr. Niels Bergh-hansenExecutive Vice PresidentDONG Energy A/SDenmark

Mr. Christoph BlessingSenior EngineerEnBW Kraftwerke AGGermany

Mr. Pier giuseppe BottiniBusiness Development & Projects ManagerEnipowerItaly

Mr. gerhard BrandtHead of Marketing and CommunicationABB AGGermany

Mr. Peter BreahausChief ScientistIRIS - International Research Institute of StavangerNorway

Mr. Jose Maria BronteDirector GeneralBahia de Bizkaia Electricidad,S.L.Spain

Mr. Didier BrudyTeam ManagerEDF - Basic Design DepartmentFrance

Mr. adrian BullExternal Relations DirectorUK National Nuclear LaboratoryUK

Mr. Fernando CamposFossil & Renewable Energy Business Development ManagerTecnatom SASpain

Mr. eldred ClarkEngineering ManagerACE European GroupUK

Mr. Patrick ClerensSecretary GeneralEuropean Power Plant Suppliers Association (EPPSA)Belgium

Dr. alessandro ClericiChair WEC Study Group on “ Survey of Energy Resources and Technologies”Italy

Mr. arthur CloseSales DirectorBlack & Veatch EnergyUK

Mr. James CroninPrincipal ConsultantCronin Energy ConsultingIreland

Mr. Norbert DahlmannSenior ManagerE.ON AnlagenserviceGermany

Mr. Philippe DelageVice President, Strategic Yield ImprovementAlstom PowerSwitzerland

Mr. albertus DijksSenior ConsultantDNV KEMAThe Netherlands

Mr. giorgio DoderoPresidentIPG Industrial Project Group S.r.lItaly

Mr. Colin ellamCapital Projects DirectorAccentureUK

Mr. Clayton ericksonVice President EuropeBabcock Power UK Ltd.UK

Mr. graham FagenceBusiness DevelopmentHitachi Power EuropeUK

Dr. andreas FeldmuellerHead of Integrated Plant SolutionsSiemens EnergyGermany

Mr. antonio Ferreira CostaDirectorEDP Group - EDP GenerationPortugal

Mr. Mike FerrisBusiness Unit Manager - Western EuropeEmerson Process ManagementUK

Mr. enrico FiluschMarketing & Communications ManagerSiemens EnergyGermany

Mr. David FitzgeraldR&D Group LeaderDoosan Power SystemsUK

Dr. Monica FrogheriSafety AdvisorAnsaldo NucleareItaly

Mr. Bernt FrydenbergAdvisor – CDM StrategyMercapto ConsultDenmark

Dr. Michael FübiChief Technical OfficerRWE Technology GmbHGermany

Dr. François gigerStrategy Director, Thermal Generation & Engineering DirectionEDFFrance

Mr. robert glietzVice President, Product Platform Mgmt, Steam BusinessAlstom PowerSwitzerland

Mr. Jean-Pierre goffinMechanics & Civil Works Section ManagerTractebel Engineering (GDF Suez)Belgium

Mr. Jerzy grynblatNuclear Business DirectorScandpower ABSweden

Mr. stefan hattGroup Vice PresidentABB Ltd.Switzerland

Ms. anne Marie heyManaging DirectorDutch Gas Turbine Association (DGTA)The Netherlands

Mr. simon hobdayPartnerPinsent Masons LLPUK

Dr. John hornerDirectorE for Energy Consulting UKUK

Mr. Frank höseHead of Sales, Steam Power Plant SolutionsSiemens EnergyGermany

Mr. Jan De JongInnovation ManagerEssentThe Netherlands

PennWell wishes to thank the individual members of the POWER-GEN Europe Advisory Board for the generous donation of their time and expertise in the production of the 2013 conference programme.

POWER-GEN EUROPEADVISORY BOARD


Mr. Piotr KarasMarketing DirectorRafako S.A.Poland

Mr. stephen W. KiddDeputy Director GeneralWorld Nuclear AssociationUK

Mr. Frank-Peter KirschningManaging Director Power StationEnBW Kraftwerke AGGermany

Dr. Wilhelm KleffnerHead of Power Plant FrankenE.ON Kraftwerke GmbHGermany

Dr. Jacob KlimstraEnergy and Engine ConsultantJacob Klimstra ConsultancyThe Netherlands

Dr. Carlos KoenekeVice President, Project Engineering & Quality AssuranceMitsubishi Power Systems AmericasUSA

Mr. rüdiger KönigHead of International Nuclear DevelopmentRWE Technology GmbHGermany

Mr. andrzej KowalskiPresident of the BoardEnergoprojekt Katowice SAPoland

Mr. adolfo eric LabiPresidentMegalia FoundationItaly

Mr. Jari LeppäkoskiManager, Energy EfficiencyMetso Automation OyFinland

Mr. Johann LindnerDirector Business Development - EuropeExcel Services CorporationUSA

Dr. glen LittleDirector Nuclear New BuildDoosan Power SystemsUK

Mr. Ole MadsenDirector, Technology & MarketingBabcock & Wilcox Vølund A/SDenmark

Mr. enrico MalusardiSenior ConsultantEdison SpAItaly

Mr. Olivier MandementSenior Product Specialist - NuclearAlstomFrance

Mr. Chris McgarveyLegal DirectorPinsent MasonsUK

Dr. ronald MeijerManaging Principal Clean Fossil PowerDNV KEMA Energy & SustainabilityThe Netherlands

Miss regine MowillMarketing ManagerOPRA TurbinesThe Netherlands

Mr. Kari NiemeläVice President Sales, Western EuropeFoster Wheeler Energia OYFinland

Mr. risto PaldaniusBusiness Development DirectorWärtsilä Corporation, Power PlantsFinland

Mrs. Ulla PetterssonDirectorE for Energy Management ConsultingSweden

Dipl. ing. andreas PickardHead of Product Marketing PlantsSiemens EnergyGermany

Mr. herbert PierederChief Executive OfficerApplied Semiconductor Ltd.UK

Mr. Christian PlomerGeneral Manager, Power & Energy - Europe & AfricaYOKOGAWA GesmbHAustria

Dr. David J. PowellVP European Nuclear Power Plant SalesGE HitachiUK

Mr. terry raddingsTechnology Marketing Manager EuropeGE EnergyUK

Mr. Peter rammChief Operating OfficerAdvanced Power AGUK

Mr. ilari räisänenHead of Risk ControlFortum Power and Heat OyFinland

Mr. Matti rautanenManager - R & DMetso Power OyFinland

Mr. Pier Francesco rimbottiEnergy Consultant and Developer & PresidentSepro S.R.L & Infrastrutture SpAItaly

Mr. stefan ritzmannMarketing Communication ManagerABBSwitzerland

Mr. Franco rosatelliChief Technical OfficerAnsaldo EnergiaItaly

Mr. enrique sánchezDirector of Operations for Spain and PortugalNooter/Eriksen Ltd.Spain

Ms. Jeanette sapperDivision Communications Group MemberABBGermany

Mr. Klaus schubertCustomer Management, Head of Sales Power PlantsDoosan Power Systems EuropeGermany

Dr. eberhard schreiberSenior ConsultantAIEGermany

Mr. Mark stevensProduct ManagerAlstomSwitzerland

Mr. Pascal stijnsPower & Energy Marketing EuropeHoneywellBelgium

Mr. enzo tortelloElectrical Engineer - Senior ConsultantAnsaldo EnergiaItaly

Mr. giampiero ValentiThermal Power Plant DevelopmentEnel Engineering and ResearchItaly

Mr. sjirk van der gootMarketing & Communications ManagerVBR Turbine PartnersThe Netherlands

Mr. Bernd von der heideManaging DirectorMehldau & Steinfath Umwelttechnik GmbHGermany

Mr. Mike van der JagtDirector Strategic SalesWoodward Nederland BVThe Netherlands

Mr. Dick Van Der VechtManager Competence Center EquipmentElectrabel Nederland nvThe Netherlands

Mr. ingo WeberHead of SalesMCE Berlin GmbHGermany

Mr. helmut WeilerIndependent ConsultantAssociation of Independent Engineers GmbHGermany

Mr. Matthias ZelingerSecretary GeneralEUTurbinesGermany


On behalf of the intellectual Property rights alliance (iPr alliance), we invite you to POWer-geN europe Conference and exhibition.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYRIGHTS ALLIANCE

The IPR Alliance is an intellectual property (IP)-related lobby group which is federating European technology and equipment providers. Our main goal is to safeguard the European Union’s innovative spirit by strengthening and securing intellectual property rights.

The IPR Alliance was started and supported by the European Power Plant Suppliers Association (EPPSA), whose members have suffered from infringements of their intellectual property rights.

Following the EPPSA members inputs, the IPR Alliance wants to provide a qualitative lobby activity in the IP policy field. Its members will pinpoint the problems while a renowned IP academic institute (the Steinbeis-Transfer-Institute for IPR) will provide a substantive and deep analysis of those problems. Eventually a network of IP lawyers and experts (the I3PM) will further complement this analysis by submitting it to an ad hoc reality check.

Mindful that a sound, harmonised and progressive approach to intellectual property rights is essential to the endeavour of maintaining Europe as an innovation driven society, we believe that intellectual property is one of Europe’s greatest assets, the core of the European industrial competitiveness. It is a primary fuel for business, equally important to both large companies and SMEs, and a key to deliver high levels of employment, productivity and social cohesion.

This becomes even truer when speaking about technology companies which, by definition, can only grow on inventions. New technologies can only be developed by considerable investment which, in turn, requires a strong IP strategy and IP framework to deliver an adequate return.

Due to recent developments in the European IP-scenario, it is even more important today that technology manufacturers have a strong and central voice to lobby their IP concerns and needs towards EU policymakers. From 2013 on, Europe will witness the effects carried out by the Regulation n. 386/2012. Indeed, the European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights will become the European centre of excellence on information and data relating to intellectual property and the infringements of IP rights.

With this in mind, the IPR Alliance offers technology providers a mean of contributing directly and actively to the process of shaping EU political agenda and strategy concerning IP.

We believe that existing European and national IP initiatives should be coordinated, not replaced. Will help converging the fragmented working groups on intellectual property. The IPR Alliance is a common and fully company-driven initiative, where equipment providers can voice their problems and experiences while finding an exchange of best practice and concrete solutions protecting their business models.

For both EPPSA and the IPR Alliance, POWER-GEN Europe represents an important platform for exchanging ideas. But this event is not only excellent for networking and learning. It is also an exceptional opportunity to secure new and future market opportunities.

For these reasons you will be able to find us at POWER-GEN Europe 2013 together with EPPSA.

We hope to see you at POWER-GEN and we wish all exhibitors and visitors a successful and enjoyable stay in Vienna.

Patrick Clerens

Secretary GeneralEuropean Power Plant Suppliers Association - EPPSA

Michele Foradori

Policy Officer – Project ManagerIntellectual Property Rights Alliance - IPR Alliance


CAST YOUR VOTE TODAY

In the run up to POWER-GEN Europe 2013 we will be building a list of the top 100 most influential voices in the European power generation industry.

Whatever your role in the industry, we would like to know who you think is voicing the key issues power generators are facing; who is leading the thinking in the industry? Who is shaping the future with their innovations today?

Ultimately, we are looking to identify the men and women who, when they speak, cause the whole community to sit up and take notice. It could be a CEO, an engineer, a journalist, an entrepreneur, or even a politician - just as long it’s someone who you see as being instrumental to the long-term evolution of the power sector.

Over the course of the next six months, we’ll be taking votes via Twitter and will track the top 10 on a monthly basis on our blog http://pgeevents.wordpress.com/

On 6th June 2013 in Vienna, we will reveal who clinched the Number 1 spot, while the full list will be published on the POWER100 page of the POWER-GEN Europe event website www.powergeneurope.com

To make your nomination, please Tweet us at @POWERGENEUROPE using the hashtag #Power100.

For example:Kate Garratt @kate_garratt: @POWERGENEUROPE I’m voting for Frank Hyldmar of @Elster_global for the #Power100

We look forward to seeing you in Vienna!


SPECIALIzED MARKETING SALES &COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES

Course Overview and ObjectiveThis course contains specialized marketing techniques & strategies to utility & industrial facilities in the global power industry. Added emphasis has been provided on boiler, turbine, generator, balance of plant and emission control technologies. The techniques and tools identified would include optimizing a company’s sales & marketing effort to the global power, pulp & paper, and other related industries. The specific focus will be on the European and American power markets with some discussion of Asian power markets such as India.

the course material will include:1. A Brief Overview of the Major Global Power Markets2. Defining Target Market Segments3. Customer Intelligence Systems4. Media & Branding Strategies For Global Industry Recognition 5. Targeted Database Marketing6. Advertising, Sales & Business Development Strategies7. Importance of Case Studies & Published Papers8. Direct Selling & Lead Generation9. E-Marketing, Search Engine Optimization & Social Media10. Key Industry Conferences to Attend

Course highlights• MarketData&Analysis• LeadGeneration• BuildingProposalOpportunityVolume• Presentations&CaseStudies• DatabaseTools&InternetIntelligenceIndex• Sales&Marketing,BrandingStrategies

instructor’s BiographyRavi Krishnan, Managing Director, Krishnan & Associates Inc.Ravi’s areas of expertise are international marketing & business development for the global power industry. K&A has successfully launched and presently markets a range of equipment, services and environmental technologies to power plants and industrial facilities in USA, Europe and India. Key areas of focus are new market penetration, product launch, market development, customer acquisition, strategic alliances, and brand management.

Workshop Fee: €325For registration information please see page’s 45– 46

Pre-Conference Workshopspecialized Marketing, sales & Communication techniques to the Power generation Market

Monday 3 June, 09:30-12:30room: schubert 1-2, First Floor, Congress Center, Messe Wieninstructor: ravi Krishnan, Managing Director, Krishnan & associates inc., Usa

Who should attendMarketing executives, sales & business development personnel, project managers & engineers, R&D personnel from OEMs and service providers to the International Power Industry

POWER100

Thursday 6 June 201315:00 – 16:00

The closing reception for all participants of POWER-GEN Europe and its sister event Renewable Energy World Europe will begin at 15:00 on Thursday 6 June, where the presentation of the conference Best Paper Awards will take place as well as the questionnaire prize draw for an Apple iPad.

The Best Paper Awards will be presented for the POWER-GEN Europe conference, as well as speakers from Renewable Energy World Europe.

Judges from the expert conference programme Advisory Boards from both events will choose a Best Paper Award winner from each of the conference tracks 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 questionnaire form during the course of the event and being present at the time of the draw during the closing reception.

BEST PAPER AWARDS ANDCLOSING CEREMONY


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4 – 6 June 2013Messe Wien, Vienna, Austria


technicaltourstechnical tour 1: ccGt – simmering PlantOwner/Operator: Wien Energie

Date: Monday 3rd June 2013

Meeting Time: 09:00am

Meeting Point: Registration Area, Foyer A, Messe Wien

Duration: Approximately 5 hours

Cost: €90

Simmering 1 is a combined gas and steam power plant that has an installed electric output of 710MW and a district heating output of 450 MW, making it the highest performing power plant owned by Wien Energie. It was commissioned in 2009 and is one of the most modern and environmentally friendly plants of its kind. The Simmering 2 and 3 power plants are located at the same site.

Modern combined gas and steam power plants only achieve an efficiency ratio of between 50 and 60 per cent; cogeneration technology enables theseWien Energie plants to achieve a fuel utilization ratio of up to 86 per cent.

Even the cooling water is being used to produce electricity; the water is processed by a Kaplan turbine before being fed back into the Danube canal.

Attendees are required to wear sensible casual clothing.

For further information about the above technical tour and others which will be announced soon, please visit www.powergeneurope.com and select the Tech Tour button on the home page.

russian enerGY MinistrYseMinar

14:00 – 17:30russia – ProsPects For DeVeloPMent oF the PoWer inDustrYStrauss 2-3, First Floor, Congress Center, Messe WienHost: Ministry of Energy of Russian FederationOpen to all attendees

14:00 – 15:30 russia – Prospects and investment Potential for the Future Development of smart energyKey discussion issues:• Smart grids – platform of Russian innovative economy• The prospect of UES Russia • Implementation and development of the state policy in the field of energy saving and energy efficiency• The relevance of global changes in energy.• Financing of energy efficiency projects: new challenges and new tools

15:30 – 16:00 – Delegate coffee Break

16:00 – 17:30european experience of the transition from conventional sources to renewable energy. state regional support Programs For small Business Development in the energy sectorKey discussion issues:• European legislative model of transition to renewable energy• European financial model of transition to renewable energy• State policy and legislation in the field of renewable energy: International Experience and Russian Reality• Experience of international banks in financing of projects and programs in renewable energy sector• Financial tools for energy efficiency projects implementation in Russia. • Experience of state-private partnership

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ExHIBITORCOMMITTEE

Aalborg Energie Technik A/S Frank Scholdann Lund

ABB Stefania Mascheroni

ABB AG Gerhard Brandt

ALSTOM Alexandra Weber

ALSTOM Florence Vanin

Ansaldo Energia Michaela Montecucco

Apr Energy Libby Owen

Babcock and Wilcox Wendy Easterling

Babcock Power Jennifer Pasquariello

Balcke Duerr GmbH Volker Schuler

BRUSH Turbogenerators Tony Fogwill

CD Adapco Sandra Maureder

Doosan Power Systems Nicola Engler

DP Clean Tech Anders Brendstrup

Dresser Rand Steve Canham

Dresser Rand Thomas Levis

DURAG GMBH Roland Zepeck

E.ON Anlagenservice Christian Mehrhoff

Energoprojekt-Katowice SA Jan Antonczyk

ETS Power Mark Dender

FATA EPC Division of FATA SpA Enzo Chieppa

Foster Wheeler Bob Giglio

French Chambre of Commerce Isabelle Blanchard

Garioni Naval S.p.A Ornella Baronio

GE Power & Water Mark Cox

GEA Energy Technology GmbH Nicole Hueckels

Greenbank Terotech Ltd Ray Moorehead

Hilliard Mark Rose

Hitachi Power Europe GmbH Helge Schulz

Industrial Information Resources Michael Bergen

JSC Elem Mirche Kotevski

Leslie Controls Ken Lazarra

Man Diesel & Turbo Sabine Grafen

Mee Industries John Mee

METKA S.A. Aristomenis Kalkavouras

MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH Uwe Harting

Nalco Mobotec Russel Carter

National Electric Coil Jane Hutt

Phoenix Contact Gmbh & Co Kg Andreas Von Der Kall

Pratt & Whitney Power Systems Lucia Maffucci

Rafako SA Piotr Karas

Siemens Power Generation Erhard Goess

SPIG SpA Marianna Caputo

United Conveyor Mark Burns

VDMA - Power Systems Elke Schramm

Wartsila Svante Betlehem

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ExHIBIT ATPOWER-GEN EUROPEthere are stiLL OPPOrtUNities tO eXhiBit at POWer-geN eUrOPe.For further information, please visit the event website www.powergeneurope.com or contact your local PennWell sales contact (see page 38 for contact details). In the meantime, here are some good reasons to participate.

ExHIBITOR PACKAGEMinimum 3 metres x 3 metres of exhibit space. Exhibit space only rate is €440.00 per square metre.Shell scheme package rate is €570.00 per sq. mtr. (min. 3m x 3m) of shell scheme, which includes exhibit space, shell scheme walls, one (1) table, two (2) chairs, three (3) spotlights, one (1) waste basket, company ID sign on each side, and standard carpet with each 3m x 3m unit. (N.B. Shell scheme does not include electricity connection and consumption)

Enhanced Exhibitor Listing: www.globalpowergen-community.comIn addition to the exhibit space above, a compulsory basic enhanced listing on the Exhibition websites interactive online community - DirectEventConnect - will be charged at a flat rate of €395.00 The online listing includes descriptions and photos of up to 5 product listings and categories, a 35-word company description, 25 keywords, and full contact details; as well as a 35-word standard listing in the official print show guide. This fully searchable community will give your buyers access to your information and provide an opportunity for you to communicate with potential customers before the Exhibition.

Increase your visibility by upgrading your listing to Gold (€550) or Platinum (€675) and receive these additional features:1. Include your full colour logo in the printed Show Guide

2. Increase your company description in the printed Show Guide from 35 to 75 words (Gold) or 150 words (Platinum)

3. Increase your company description online from 35 to 75 (Gold) or 500 words (Platinum)

4. Increase your product listings from 5 to 7 (Gold) or 10 listings (Platinum)

5. Feature your products (up to 2) in the New Product Promotion section

6. Add 10 uploads and links (video, audio, white paper, etc.) to your company profile (Platinum only)

For further information please contact:

UK, Italy, France, Turkey Greece and Benelux:Gilbert Weir Jnr.T: +44 1992 656 617E: [email protected]

North America:Bridgett MorganT: +1 918-549-0473E: [email protected]

• Raiseyourcompanyprofileandawareness

• Showcaseyourproductsandtechnologiesanddevelopnew customer bases

• Uniqueaccesstotheinternationalpowergenerationindustries

• Explorebusinessopportunitiesandmeetnewpartnersindynamic surroundings

• Promotenewproductsandservicestotheindustry’sleading press

• Unrivalledplatformtocreatesalesleadsandmakelasting relationships with clients

• Accesstotheindustry’smostinfluentialdecisionmakersover 3 days

• Stayaheadofyourcompetition

• Meetyourcustomersfacetoface

WHY ExHIBIT?

• Publicandmunicipalutilityowners&managers

• Governmentandregulatoryexecutives

• Independentpowerproducers

• Renewableenergysystemproducers

• Originalequipmentmanufacturers

• Power/heatplantowners&operators

• Plantservicesector

• Projectdevelopers&managers

• Fuelsuppliers

• Design/structural/constructionengineers

• Consultantsinrenewableenergy

• Industrialfacilitiespersonnel

• Mechanical/electrical/plantengineers

• Strategicandportfolioinvestors

• Industryconsultantsandadvisers

• Energytraders

• Tradepress

Qualified senior management/executive decision makers who have the authority to purchase, or influence the purchase of world-class products and services including:

WHO ATTENDS?


4 – 6 June 2013Messe Wien, Vienna, Austria

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Think of it as an online community but with benefits that go far beyond the web!

toP 3 reasonsTO UPgraDe TO A GOLD OR PLATINUM LISTING:

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2. Showcase MORE of your products and services!

3. STAND OUT from your competition!

For more information, please contact: Exhibitor Services T:+44 (0)1992 656 637 • F:+44 (0)1992 656 700 • [email protected]

€395 €550 €675


For further information on exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities at POWER-GEN Europe in Vienna please visit www.powergeneurope.com or contact:

SPONSORSHIP & SALES

POWER-GEN EUROPECONTACTS

POWER-GEN Europe is an opportunity for comparison and high-level meetings; there was a detailed conference program which covered many topics.

Dr. Matteo Sgaravato Proprietario at SGARAVATO SRL

UK, Italy, France, Greece, Turkey & Benelux:Gilbert Weir Jnr.T: +44 (0)1992 656 617E: [email protected]

Russia & CIS:Natalia GaisenokT: +7 499 271 93 39E: [email protected]

North America:Bridgett MorganT: +1 918-549-0473E: [email protected]

Northern Germany, Scandinavia & Eastern Europe:Leon StoneT: +44 (0)1992 656 671E: [email protected]

Asia, Middle East, Southern Germany, Austria & Switzerland:Kelvin MarlowT: +44 (0)1992 656 610E: [email protected]

Latin America, Spain & Portugal:Juan GimenezT: +54 11 4787 3817E: [email protected]

CONFERENCENigel BlackabyConference DirectorT: +44 (0)1992 656 607E: [email protected]

emily PryorConference ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 614E: [email protected]

ExHIBITOR SERVICESKarina PharoahSenior Exhibitor Services ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 615F: +44 (0)1992 656 700E: [email protected]

Claudette hultzerExhibitor Services ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 637F: +44 (0)1992 656 700E: [email protected]

OPERATIONSrichard LoganSenior Event Operations ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 656E: [email protected]

Jennifer LindseySenior Event Operations ManagerT: +1 (918) 832 9313E: [email protected]

ADVERTISINGasif yusufAdvertising Sales ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 631E: [email protected]

anthony OrfeoAdvertising Sales ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 609E: [email protected]

MARKETINGCrispin CoulsonSenior Marketing ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 646E: [email protected]

Lee CataniaMarketing ManagerRenewable Energy World Europe T: +44 (0) 1992 656 647E: [email protected]

PR CONTACTS

amy redheadAspectus PRT: +44 207 242 8867E: [email protected] W: www.aspectuspr.com

German PR contact:Karl-Fredrich BrennerHFN Kommunikation GmbHT: +49 - 6196 - 77 641-10E: [email protected]

Advertise your video message on big screens with larger than life audio/visual content at POWER-GEN EUROPE 2013

Enjoy regular exposure in between audio visual news and power generation content, your video will help you capture attention and project your message to event attendees.

Use your own prerecorded video or our production team can create your video onsite.

For more information and your POWER-GEN Europe Exhibitor Discount rate visit:www.powergeneurope.com/exhibit/power-gentv

Hurry, places are limited

Make an iMpact at pOWeR-Gen euROpe 2013

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THE UTILITY PARTNER PROGRAMME (UPP)

To join your utility peers at the premier European power event please contact:

Amy NashUtility Liaison ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 621E: [email protected]

Now in its third year and growing ever more successful, the Utility Partner Programme (UPP) continues for 2013. 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.

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Wien Energie

E.ON

Edison

Essent

Tractebel Engineering (GDF SUEZ)

Electrabel

Dong Energy

Enipower

EDF

Evonik Energy

Fortum

RWE Technology

Verbund

• Discounted delegate rates

• Fast-Track entry at a dedicated utility registration desk

• Access to a members-only UPP lounge on the exhibition floor, with comfortable seating, meeting room & networking areas, complimentary refreshments and a range of IT facilities

• Over 270 presentations under one roof

• Access to the exhibit floors with over 500 exhibitors

• Lunch for all three days

• Conference proceedings

Booth 9B30

If you work for a

utility company

you are entitled

to all of these

benefits!

UPP member delegates receive:

Employees from the following utility companies have already registered for the Utility Partner Programme:

Aspectus PR and its German partner agency HFN, will once again be promoting POWER-GEN Europe and its co-located event Renewable Energy World Europe. As an exhibitor you have a number of opportunities to promote your organisation’s presence at the event. The closer you work with Aspectus PR and HFN 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 OFFICE, PR &SOCIAL MEDIA

By-lined opinion articlesThere are a number of European publications that are keen to receive by-lined articles from exhibitors in all languages. If you send us an 800-1000 word thought leadership article we will try to place it for you. To secure the placement of your articles they will need to be opinion based and non-company or product-centric. For style guidelines please contact Aspectus PR. The deadline for receiving by-lined article content is 1 March 2013.

Quotes for your press releasesIf you are sending out a press release and would like to include a quote from the organisers of the event Aspectus can help get an appropriate expert to provide comment.

in-house publications and website promotionIf you run an in-house publication and would like to publish a preview of the show alongside what you will be doing at the event to distribute internally or to your clients and partners, or would like to promote your presence at the event on your website, Aspectus can assist with content, logos and images.

Daily Newspaper The show daily newspaper TODAY is produced by the editorial team behind Power Engineering International and Renewable Energy World. It briefs readers on the latest news from the events and covers new product launches on the show floor, conference sessions and the latest power news from around the world.

For editorial contributions, please contact Kelvin ross, [email protected]

For advertising opportunities, please contact: asif yusuf, [email protected] or anthony Orfeo, [email protected]

Video Daily A video daily will be produced each day covering news and opinions from the show floor and conferences.

to get involved please contact: Crispin Coulson [email protected] or Mahmood al-yousif [email protected]

Press roomExhibitors 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 blogYou can keep up-to-date with everything happening at the show by visiting the POWER-GEN Europe 2013 blog: http://pgeevents.wordpress.com. We also welcome guest blog posts from exhibitors, please contact Aspectus for more opportunities..

LinkedinKeep up to date with all the latest information about the events and make contact with other exhibitors, speakers and visitors through our LinkedIn Groups here:

• http://www.linkedin.com/groups/POWERGEN-Europe-2012-2525967?trk=myg_ugrp_ovr

• http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Renewable-Energy-World-Europe-2509739?gid=2509739&mostPopular=&trk=tyah

twitterFor 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 #PGE13 and #REWE13 when mentioning the event on any social media sites.

Facebook: You can also find out more on our Facebook page which will be regularly updated throughout the campaign:

• ht tps ://www.facebook.com/pages/POWER-GEN-Europe/166719146937

• https://www.facebook.com/pages/Renewable-Energy-World-Europe/186298976215

PR CONTACTS;

amy redheadaspectus PrT: +44 (0) 207 242 8867M: +44 (0) 770 4897331 (during show only)E: [email protected] W: www.aspectuspr.com

GERMAN PR CONTACT;

Karl-Fredrich BrennerhFN Kommunikation gmbhT: +49 - 6196 - 77 641-10M: +49 -160 - 706 45 21 (during show only)E: [email protected] W: www.hfn.de

PENNWELL MARKETING CONTACTS;

Crispin Coulsonsenior Marketing ManagerPOWER-GEN EuropeT: +44 (0)1992 656 646E: [email protected]

Lee CataniaMarketing ManagerRenewable Energy World Europe T: +44 (0) 1992 656 647E: [email protected]


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News Update“There’s room for additional capacity,” Puno told Bloomberg. “We intend to meet the needs of the market by expanding our platform.” The company, which already owns two of the country’s three gas fired power facilities, will build another, which it will later expand, said Puno. First Gen will also invest in wind and hydroelectric projects, he added. Power outages have hit some provinces in the south of the Philippines this year. Luzon island, which accounts for three quarters of the nation’s electricity demand, will require at least 450 MW more from 2014, according to the Department of Energy website.

EUROPEFavourite bidder drops out of UK nuclear race

Uncertainty over nuclear power’s role in the UK’s energy future has intensified with the withdrawal of a highly fancied bidder in the race to build the country’s new generation of nuclear reactors.An alliance of French group Areva Euronext with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Corporation was expected to bid for the 6 GW Horizon joint venture, for which it was seen as the most promising candidate. Horizon, one of the UK’s biggest nuclear projects, was put up for sale in March by German utilities RWE and E.ON. The joint venture owns two nuclear sites in Britain where it plans to build 6 GW of nuclear capacity with an investment of $24bn.

The withdrawal of the most credible bidder narrows the field to a two-horse race between a group led by Hitachi of Japan and Westinghouse Electric, owned by Toshiba.

Dong and Iberdrola ‘set to quit Poland’Dong Energy and Iberdrola are reportedly poised to end operations in Poland as the country prepares to update its renewable energy sector regulations with a draft bill that

favours offshore wind over onshore facilities.But the firms are acting to cut debt rather than in response to Polish government policy, according to a source quoted in the Times newspaper.Dong’s three wind farms totalling 111.5 MW and Iberdrola’s 185 MW in turbines together make up almost a fifth of Poland’s 1.6 GW of wind capacity.

Poland generates about 90 per cent of its power with coal, but has committed to generating 15 per cent of its electricity through renewables by 2020. Renewables now account for about 8 per cent of power generation, with wind accounting for just under 2 per cent.

Ireland-UK power link goes live

Ireland and the UK are celebrating the activation of the first electricity interconnector between the two countries, with the UK now set to benefit from Ireland’s surplus wind power.The €600m ($770m) connection, running beneath the Irish Sea, advances efforts to build a high-voltage network joining Britain and its neighbours.The new undersea cable can transport 500 MW of power either way, and enable the UK to meet its renewable energy committments.Along with an existing interconnector between Scotland and Northern Ireland, the new link brings the total capacity for electricity imports to Britain from across the Irish Sea to 1000 MW.

“Ireland has some fantastic renewable energy resources and this interconnector will provide access to the massive UK customer base,” said Ed Davey, UK energy secretary.

German minister seeks brake on green switchoverSpeaking at Husum’s Wind Energy Trade Fair, German Environment Minister Peter Altmaier expressed concern over the pace at which the country is adopting renewable energy.

Altmaier hinted that Germany may have to slow down its planned transformation to green energy to reassure consumers, who are in line to bear the brunt of the immense costs of the switch from nuclear.Rising energy bills could prove politically sensitive with a general election now just a year away for Europe’s largest economy. Laws that give renewables above-market rates, have already fuelled a surge in solar panels and wind turbines in Germany.“If we let things continue, we will be getting 40 per cent or 45 per cent of our power from renewable energy by 2020 rather than 35 per cent,” Altmaier told the audience at Husum, northern Germany. While the rapid expansion was a good thing, “the faster the expansion of green power is, the more it costs,” he said.Resentment among some voters has also been raised by exemptions from higher bills for power-intensive industries seen as crucial for the country’s manufacturing sector.

Hollande sets Fessenheim closure target and rejects shale gas

French president Francois Hollande has vowed to close the country oldest nuclear plant Fessenheim by 2016 and has also pledged to reject the development of shale gas.In a wide-ranging speech on the environment, Hollande said Fessenheim


FLOWINGConference & Exhibition 4 – 6 June 2013Messe Wien, Vienna, Austria

INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE POWER-GEN Europe, the region’s largest event dedicated to power

generation, will feature top international power industry companies

demonstrating state of the art services and technologies covering

every aspect of electrical power generation. Taking Keeping Europe’s Power Flowing as the theme POWER-GEN

Europe’s insightful and thought-provoking multiple track conference

sessions will cover strategic and technical topics chosen and

presented by leading practitioners from the power industry itself. The 2012 event attracted 13,014 attendees, 595 exhibitors and 1054

delegates from 105 countries. Over 90 percent of visitors polled found

the event successful or very successful.Why you should exhibit at POWER-GEN Europe 2013��

customer bases��

surroundings��

relationships with clients��

��Join us in Vienna and experience the cream of the power industry

in one central location.

Owned and Produced by:

UK, Italy, France, Greece, Turkey & Benelux:Gilbert Weir Jnr. T: +44 (0) 1992 656 617E: [email protected]


North America:��T: +1 918-549-0473E: [email protected]

Northern Germany, Scandinavia& Eastern Europe:��T: +44 (0) 1992 656 671E: [email protected]

Asia, Middle East, Southern Germany, Austria & Switzerland:��T: +44 (0) 1992 656 610E: [email protected]

Latin America, Spain & Portugal:Juan Gimenez T: +54 11 4787 3817E: [email protected]

For further information on exhibiting and sponsorship

opportunities at POWER-GEN Europe in Vienna please visit

www.powergeneurope.com or contact:

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Gain unique exposure at POWER-GEN Europe by advertising in

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14,000 copies will be at the show with exclusive distribution in POWER-GEN Europe visitor and delegate bags, giving you comprehensive coverage at the event, at no extra cost.

Plus your message will also be seen by Power Engineering International’s 14,150* qualified subscribers who are directly involved in the power industry.

Power Engineering International Magazine is the voice of POWER-GEN Europe and the power industry. Do not miss your chance to be a part of it.


Influence the Global Power Industry by advertising in the official flagship media sponsor of:


China seizes Europe

coal opportunity


October 2012

Vattenfall’s low-carbon strategy

Planning tips for a

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Africa’s renewables/

gas engine solution

Indonesia’s power

sector opportunitiesOfficial Media Partner for

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News Update“There’s room for additional capacity,” Puno told Bloomberg. “We intend to meet the needs of the market by expanding our platform.” The company, which already owns two of the country’s three gas fired power facilities, will build another, which it will later expand, said Puno. First Gen will also invest in wind and hydroelectric projects, he added. Power outages have hit some provinces in the south of the Philippines this year. Luzon island, which accounts for three quarters of the nation’s electricity demand, will require at least 450 MW more from 2014, according to the Department of Energy website.

EUROPEFavourite bidder drops out of UK nuclear race

Uncertainty over nuclear power’s role in the UK’s energy future has intensified with the withdrawal of a highly fancied bidder in the race to build the country’s new generation of nuclear reactors.An alliance of French group Areva Euronext with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Corporation was expected to bid for the 6 GW Horizon joint venture, for which it was seen as the most promising candidate. Horizon, one of the UK’s biggest nuclear projects, was put up for sale in March by German utilities RWE and E.ON. The joint venture owns two nuclear sites in Britain where it plans to build 6 GW of nuclear capacity with an investment of $24bn.

The withdrawal of the most credible bidder narrows the field to a two-horse race between a group led by Hitachi of Japan and Westinghouse Electric, owned by Toshiba.

Dong and Iberdrola ‘set to quit Poland’Dong Energy and Iberdrola are reportedly poised to end operations in Poland as the country prepares to update its renewable energy sector regulations with a draft bill that

favours offshore wind over onshore facilities.But the firms are acting to cut debt rather than in response to Polish government policy, according to a source quoted in the Times newspaper.Dong’s three wind farms totalling 111.5 MW and Iberdrola’s 185 MW in turbines together make up almost a fifth of Poland’s 1.6 GW of wind capacity.

Poland generates about 90 per cent of its power with coal, but has committed to generating 15 per cent of its electricity through renewables by 2020. Renewables now account for about 8 per cent of power generation, with wind accounting for just under 2 per cent.

Ireland-UK power link goes live

Ireland and the UK are celebrating the activation of the first electricity interconnector between the two countries, with the UK now set to benefit from Ireland’s surplus wind power.The €600m ($770m) connection, running beneath the Irish Sea, advances efforts to build a high-voltage network joining Britain and its neighbours.The new undersea cable can transport 500 MW of power either way, and enable the UK to meet its renewable energy committments.Along with an existing interconnector between Scotland and Northern Ireland, the new link brings the total capacity for electricity imports to Britain from across the Irish Sea to 1000 MW.

“Ireland has some fantastic renewable energy resources and this interconnector will provide access to the massive UK customer base,” said Ed Davey, UK energy secretary.

German minister seeks brake on green switchoverSpeaking at Husum’s Wind Energy Trade Fair, German Environment Minister Peter Altmaier expressed concern over the pace at which the country is adopting renewable energy.

Altmaier hinted that Germany may have to slow down its planned transformation to green energy to reassure consumers, who are in line to bear the brunt of the immense costs of the switch from nuclear.Rising energy bills could prove politically sensitive with a general election now just a year away for Europe’s largest economy. Laws that give renewables above-market rates, have already fuelled a surge in solar panels and wind turbines in Germany.“If we let things continue, we will be getting 40 per cent or 45 per cent of our power from renewable energy by 2020 rather than 35 per cent,” Altmaier told the audience at Husum, northern Germany. While the rapid expansion was a good thing, “the faster the expansion of green power is, the more it costs,” he said.Resentment among some voters has also been raised by exemptions from higher bills for power-intensive industries seen as crucial for the country’s manufacturing sector.

Hollande sets Fessenheim closure target and rejects shale gas

French president Francois Hollande has vowed to close the country oldest nuclear plant Fessenheim by 2016 and has also pledged to reject the development of shale gas.In a wide-ranging speech on the environment, Hollande said Fessenheim


FLOWINGConference & Exhibition 4 – 6 June 2013Messe Wien, Vienna, Austria

INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE POWER-GEN Europe, the region’s largest event dedicated to power

generation, will feature top international power industry companies

demonstrating state of the art services and technologies covering

every aspect of electrical power generation. Taking Keeping Europe’s Power Flowing as the theme POWER-GEN

Europe’s insightful and thought-provoking multiple track conference

sessions will cover strategic and technical topics chosen and

presented by leading practitioners from the power industry itself. The 2012 event attracted 13,014 attendees, 595 exhibitors and 1054

delegates from 105 countries. Over 90 percent of visitors polled found

the event successful or very successful.Why you should exhibit at POWER-GEN Europe 2013��

customer bases��

surroundings��

relationships with clients��

��Join us in Vienna and experience the cream of the power industry

in one central location.

Owned and Produced by:

UK, Italy, France, Greece, Turkey & Benelux:Gilbert Weir Jnr. T: +44 (0) 1992 656 617E: [email protected]


North America:��T: +1 918-549-0473E: [email protected]

Northern Germany, Scandinavia& Eastern Europe:��T: +44 (0) 1992 656 671E: [email protected]

Asia, Middle East, Southern Germany, Austria & Switzerland:��T: +44 (0) 1992 656 610E: [email protected]

Latin America, Spain & Portugal:Juan Gimenez T: +54 11 4787 3817E: [email protected]

For further information on exhibiting and sponsorship

opportunities at POWER-GEN Europe in Vienna please visit

www.powergeneurope.com or contact:

Presented by:Supported by:

Co-located with

PGE_PEIuk_1211 1

10/29/12 4:27 PM

For more information, enter 5 at pei.hotims.com

Peter Altmaier,Germany’s environment minister


Emissions cuts in an

economic downturn

The drivers behind

global fuel trendsAsia boom will last

say region’s players

Top tips for success

in new territories

Canada’s long

goodbye to coal


November 2012

NO

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BER 2012

POW

ER ENG

INEERIN

G IN

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HOTELS &ABOUT VIENNAEvents in Focus, a market leader in accommodation, travel and on-site management for worldwide events, has once again been appointed as the official travel company for POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe. The company offers competitive rates at a wide range of hotels including transfers, meet and greet, organising private functions and dinners during these events.

Events in Focus has secured special rates to fit all budgets, at a number of two-star to five-star hotels in Vienna within easy reach of Messe Wien. Due to the high demand for hotel accommodation for POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe, Events in Focus advises that exhibitors and visitors make their booking early.

For information on the available hotels and to make your booking, please visit the event sites for either POWER-GEN Europe www.powergeneurope.com or Renewable Energy World Europe www.renewableenergyworld-europe.com and select the TRAVEL INFO tab.

should you require further information please contact:

randy WrightDirector – International Events/ConferencesT: +44 (0) 207 902 7761F: +44 (0) 207 633 9427E: [email protected]

ABOUT VIENNA

Vienna is the capital and largest city of Austria and one of the nine states of Austria. Vienna is Austria’s primary city, with a population of about 1.723 million (2.4 million within the metropolitan area, more than 25% of Austria’s population), and is by far the largest city in Austria, as well as its cultural, economic, and political centre. It is the 9th-largest city by population in the European Union. Until the beginning of the 20th century it was the largest German speaking city in the world, and before the first World War and the splitting of the Austro-Hungarian empire, the city had 2 million inhabitants.

Vienna is host to many major international organizations, including the United Nations and OPEC. The city lies in the east of Austria and is close to the borders of the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. These regions work together in a European Centrope border region. Along with nearby Bratislava, Vienna forms a metropolitan region with 3 million inhabitants. In 2001, the city centre was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

For further information,please visit: www.vienna.info/en


MAP &DIRECTIONS

Stadion

Messe/Prater

Hauptbahnhof Wien(Teileröffnung / Partial opening 12/2012)

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Kagran

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Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Center

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Zulieferung / Delivery

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Organization:

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REGISTRATION FORM4 - 6 June 2013

Messe Wien, Vienna, Austria

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Please complete the following five sections: (Please tick ONE only in each section)

Choose one of four easy ways to register:• Complete and fax this form to: +1 918 831 9161 or

888 299 8057 (toll-free within U.S.)

• Mail this form to: Conferences and Exhibitions, Registration, P O Box 973059, Dallas, TX 75397-3059, USA

• Register online at: POWER-GEN Europe - www.powergeneurope.com

• Email: [email protected]

Registration Enquiries• 888 299 8016 (toll-free within U.S.)

• +1 918 831 9160 (outside of U.S.)

• Hours: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. CDT, Monday through Friday

1. TYPE OF COMPANY OR ORGANISATION (Please tick ONE only)

05 q Electric Utility

65 q Power Generation Company

09 q IPP Industrial/Cogeneration

43 q Government Energy Department

89 q Consulting Engineer or Constructor Firm

18 q Original Equipment Manufacturer Specifier

60 q Equipment Supplier

61 q Energy Association

62 q Energy Trader

63 q Equipment Operation & Maintenance

64 q University/Research Centre

98 q Other

2. PRIMARY JOB FUNCTION\RESPONSIBILITY (Please tick ONE only)

02 q President, VP/Owner, CEO, MD, GM

03 q Manager/Supervisor

04 q Engineer (Design, Planning & Specify, Consulting)

06 q Operations & Maintenance

08 q Purchasing

14 q Sales/Marketing

16 q Consultant

20 q Administration Manager

98 q Other

3. SECTOR OF INTEREST (Please tick ONE only)

01 q Thermal Plants

02 q Hydro Plants

03 q Renewable Energy

04 q Nuclear

05 q Waste to Energy

06 q Transmission & Distribution

12 q Information Technology

08 q Other

4. PURCHASING AUTHORITY (Please tick ONE only)

01 q Final Authority

05 q Recommend

09 q Influence

10 q None

5. HOW DID YOU FIRST FIND OUT ABOUT THE EVENT? (Please check those that apply)

01 q Website: If so which one?

02 q Advertising: If so which publication?

03 q Call for paper

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PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY

Please add all selections and total here: €

20% Austrian VAT: €

TOTAL DUE: €

Payment must be received by published date to receive early registration discounts. Cancellations must be received in writing before 17 May 2013 in order to receive a refund, minus a €100 administrative charge. After 17 May 2013 refunds on any POWER-GEN Europe activities/conference sessions are not available under any circumstances. Substitutions of personnel may be made at any time by contacting the registration office in writing.

METHOD OF PAYMENT

Payment must be received prior to admittance to the conference.

CHEQUE ENCLOSED (in € only) payable to PennWell / POWER-GEN Europe

WIRE TRANSFER (Wire transfer information will be provided with invoice)

CREDIT CARD: Amex Visa Mastercard

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POWER-GEN Europe, is owned and produced by PennWell Corporation. Please tick the following boxes if you do not wish to receive information about:

q POWER-GEN Europe q Other PennWell products q Carefully selected third parties

PAYMENT

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1. EXHIBITION FLOOR ONLY:

Lunches, conference sessions and conference proceedings are NOT included.

Register before or on 17 May 2013 4 FREE

Register on or after 18 May 2013 4 €40

2. INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE FEES:Three-Day Delegate

Includes entrance to exhibition, all co-located conference sessions, lunch on all three days and one conference proceedings:

Paid before or on 17 May 2013 4 €905

Paid on or after 18 May 2013 4 €1005

One-Day DelegateIncludes entrance to exhibition, conference sessions and lunch on one specified day. Please note conference proceedings are NOT included:

Paid before or on 17 May 2013 4 €480

Paid on or after 18 May 2013 4 €580

Please indicate the day you are registering for:

Tuesday 4 June 2013

Wednesday 5 June 2013

Thursday 6 June 2013

3. Three-Day Exhibitor Delegate(Must be a POWER-GEN Europe exhibitor)

Includes entrance to exhibition including set-up and tear down, all conference sessions, lunch on all three days and conference proceedings: 4 €590

4. UTILITY DELEGATESFor discounted utility delegate rates please contact Amy Nash tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 621 or email: [email protected]

Paid before or on 17 May 2013 4 €705Paid on or after 18 May 2013 4 €805

5. WORKSHOPSpecialised Marketing, Sales & Communication Techniques to the Power Generation Market: 4 €325

6. CORPORATE DELEGATE PLANS*:Each plan includes entrance to the exhibition, all conference sessions, lunch on all three days and one conference proceedings per delegate (company employees or guests):

Corporate Plan 10Paid before or on 17 May 2013 4 €7,040

Paid on or after 18 May 2013 4 €7,850

Corporate Plan 11-20Paid before or on 17 May 2013 4 €13,100


Corporate Plan 21-30Paid before or on 17 May 2013 4 €18,690


*For corporate plans, an additional form will be faxed to you once the registration department receives

your application. You should complete details about each delegate in your plan and return the form to the

registration department. 7. ADDITIONAL LUNCH TICKETS: (for non-delegates)Included with full Delegate registrations.

Tuesday 4 June 2013 4 €50

Wednesday 5 June 2013 4 €50

Thursday 6 June 2013 4 €50

8. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe combined conference proceedings 4 €350

9. TECHNICAL TOURS:Tour 1: 3 June 2013 Wien Energie 4 €90 Other tours to be announced See event website for details www.powergeneurope.com

Passport number Please note that passport number will be required for power plant tours

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Messe Wien, Vienna, AustriaPLEASE USE THIS CODE WHEN REGISTERING

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KIMAECHTZEITSYSTE

ME GMBH

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DAVIDBROWNGEAR

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SAI

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JOHNSONMATTHEY

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FRANKEINDUSTRIE AG

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REMAZELENGINEERING

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THERMOFLOW INC

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AUMARIESTERGMBH &CO. KG

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POWER MACHINES

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TECHNOPROMEXPORT, JSC

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AYVAZ (HACI AYVAZEND.MAM.SAN.ve TIC. A.S)

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CMIENERGY

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METSO POWER OY

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SE PlantELECTROTYAZHMASH

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ExxonMobil

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GIL

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Zeeco Europe Ltd.

A1115

KESZGROUP

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FLSMIDTHWADGASSEN

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A112

HärtereiGerster

A1127

Reserved

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TLT-Babcock

Europe, Kft.

A1132

ESSCANOPOWER A/S

A1137

FUELTECHSRL

A1153

BFIAUTOMATION

A117

L-3 MAPPS

A118

TECHNETICS GROUP

A122

IonbondAG A123

GLAUNACHGMBH VENTSILENCERS

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TESI SRL

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ENPRO

A1264

ARINC

A127

GIL

A1270

Daher – Verdelet –Vanatome

A1272

CIMTAS A.S.

A1304

BEIJING TOP FAIRSINTERNATIONAL

A1316

ZollernGmbH & Co.

KG

A132

CALLENSVYNCKE N.V.

A1320

ALLENGEARS

A133

SCOREENERGY

LTD

A1343

BEUMERGroup

GmbH &Co. KG

A136

PROENERGY SERVICES

A1360

HKBKETELBOUW

BV

A137

CHROMALLOY

A1371

DRESSER-RAND

A1405

Coen Company,Inc. / Hamworthy

Combustion

A1409

HyosungGoodsprings

A1415

ENERGOMASH(BELGOROD)-BZEM

JSC

A1419

SOLBERGINTERNATIONAL

LTD

A1425

PENTOLGMBH

A143

Siterm ISISistemleri

(Siterm HeatSystems)

A1430

ToshibaCorporation

A1434

ANDRITZ Pumps

A1443

AMMTechA1445

Rosatom

A1452

ENERGOPROJEKTKATOWICE SA

A146

VKKSTANDARD

KESSELKOETHEN

GMBH

A1461

TURBINETECHNICS, INC.

A1463

YOKOGAWAEUROPE BV

A147

Turbine Bladingand Parts

A150

BELDICKAUTOMATI

ON B.V.

A1505

GI&E SPAA1509

Endress+HauserMesstechnik GmbH+Co.

KG

A1515

FlandersCorporation

Europe, MiddleEast and Africa

A1519

DEKOMTE de TempleKompensator-Technik

GmbH

A152

ENTRE

A1524

BRADENMANUFACTURING

A153

STEAGENERGY

SERVICESGMBH

A1531

M-CTI MUMMECOOLING TOWERINTERNATIONAL

GMBH

A1537

Camfil FarrPower

Systems AB

A1543

GIL

A1553

DAIDO METALCO., LTD

A1555

Reserved

A1561

FRITERM TERMIKCIHAZLAR SAN VE

TIC AS

A1563

LU-VE SPA

A157

HAUK & SASKOGMBH

A1571

NEM Energy b.v

A160

CLARKRELIANCE

CORPORATION A161

KRAL AG

A164

BROMFORDINDUSTRIE

S -ALCESTER

LIMITED

A168

DREHMOGMBH

A170

BuffaloPumps

A1704

BBM AKUSTIKTECHNOLOGIE

GMBH

A1708

AumundGroup

A1709

HOERBIGER- Altronic

A171

YOUNG & FRANKLIN INC.

A1710

Kotloturboprom Ltd., Must-Ipra Corporation

A1714

KINGSBURYINC

A1720

CZECHPAVILION

A1732

WORLDLOGISTICSSERVICES

CORP

A1736

FRANCO TOSIMECCANICA

SPA

A1742

Turbomach SA

A1752

FOSTER WHEELER

A1760

WARTSILAFINLAND OY

A1770

STF SPA, Burmeister & WainEnergy A/S

A1783

STEJASA. AGREGADOSINDUSTRIALES,S.A.

A1800

SEIRIS

A1801

LAZARO ITUARTEINTERNACION S.A. -

VALVOSPAIN GROUP

A1805

METACORINTERNATIONAL INC

A1807

FURNACEMINERAL

PRODUCTSINC.

A181

ERC GMBH

A1811

APPACONSULT

GMBH

A1815

Hilliard Corporation,The

A1821

FANS A.S.A1825

GLOBALTECH

SERVICES

A1829

NORDICTURBINE

COMPONENTS

A183

McHalePerformance

A1833

SEIKOFLOWCONTROL

A1836

GFM Srl (socio Unico) aGandini Holding SpA

Company

A1843

Loibl Allen-Shermann-HoffGmbH and Diamond Power

Specialty Ltd.

A1849

WARTSILA SERCKCOMO GMBH

A1853

Philadelphia Gear, aTimken Brand

A1855

INNOVATIVE STEAMTECHNOLOGIES

A1861

AALBORGENGINEERING AS

A1883

VAG-Armaturen

GmbH

A1902

BAXENGINEERING GMBH

A1904

Nol-TecEurope Srl

A1910

SimTechGmbH A1913

FLOWSERVE GESTRA

A1919

A.D. TUBIINOSSIDABI

LI SPA

A1921

PENSOTTIFCL SPAA1924

SAMPISpA

A1925

EMCOCONTROLS

A/S

A1933

IBAUHAMBURGINGENIEURGESELLSC

HAFTINDUSTRIEBAU MBH

A1937

CEMBSPA

A1947

IIGINDUSTRIEISOLIERUNG

A1949

CORMETECH INC

A1959

DE JONGCOMBUSTI

ONB.V./R&V

ENGINEERING B.V.

A1963

DIESEL &GAS

TURBINEWORLDWID

A1965

RetubeCo,Inc.

A1971

PEERLESSEUROPELIMITED

A1981

TTTECHCOMPUTER

TECHNIK

A1982

LOESCHE

A201

CHENTRONICSCORP

A207

Rota Muhendislik Makina veInsaat San. Ve Tic.Ltd.Sti.

A212

PRECISIONICEBLAST

CORPORATION

A222

EGEINDUSTRIALCONTROLS

A223

GILA227

Lindner InsulationEngineering and

Industrial Services

A233

ELWO S.A.

A243

IMTECH POWERSYSTEMS

A253

WOOD GROUP GTS

A261

LUVATASODERKOPING AB

A265

M&M FORGINGS

A282

MICHELLBEARINGS

A300

ERALP MAKINA KAZANKIMYA VE EKIPMANLARI

SAN.TIC.LTD.STI.

A302

REMMINGD.O.O.

A303

STELLBASCHWEISSTECHNIK AG(STELLBA HARDFACING

A305

MetroBilling

A308

TURBOMACHINEDPRODUCTS

A309

BELMANPRODUCTIO

N A/S

A310

EUTECHSCIENTIFICENGINEERI

A312

WorldNuclear

Association

A313

COTES,CJSC

A314

FAMET

A315

REKOPRAHA

A.S.

A382

OVIVO

A405

SICAS.P.A.

A409

BrentwoodEurope s.r.o.

A413

Moog GmbHA417

SCHWARZE-ROBITECGMBH

A423

US DOCA427

PARKER HANNFINCORPORATION

A433

Bassi Luigi & C.S.p.A.

A437

Weir

A443

QUARTZELECLTD

A447

DAMPERTECHNOLOGY

LTD

A453

HSBGLOBAL

STANDARD

A455

ZOK

A461

CAPSTONETURBINE CORP.

A470

GE ENERGY

A504

FIAV L.MAZZACCH

ERA SPA

A543

A547

A552

BRUSH

A571

A575

A604

SULZER TURBOSERVICES VENLO

B.V.

A612

AAF LtdA616

FRANKE FILTERGMBH

A622

BARLAGEHOLDING

GMBH

A632

SENSOPLANGmbH

A636

INDAR

A660

LESLIE CONTROLSINC

A743

PCC ENERGYGROUP

A747

NOOTER ERIKSENS.R.L.

A771

Bopp & Reuther Sicherheits- undRegelarmaturen GmbH

A773

Emerson ProcessManagement

A804YARA GMBH CO.

A806

WAGENBORG

A810

MJB International Ltd

A814

Guntner AG & Co.KG

A822

Chambre deCommerce et

d’Industrie Seine etMarne

A826

BEIRENS

A833

NorthernTechnical LLC

A837

INDEPENDENT

FORGINGS

A852

Centrax Limited(Gas Turbine

Division)

A860

Bilfinger IndustrialTechnologies GmbH

A904

UNITEDCONVEYOR

CORPORATION

A910

SES ASTLMACE

A914

OUTOTECOYJ

A922

CameronSystems Srl

A926

SIPOSAKTORIK

GMBH

A933

LufkinFrance

A937

BONOENERGIA

S.p.A

A942

KSB AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT

A946

MEGGITTCONTROLSYSTEMS

A953

ROLLS-ROYCEPLC

A961

TriveniTurbine Ltd

A970

DURO FELGUERA SA

PennWell C4005

DELEGATE RESTAURANT

UPP LOUNGEB2643

InternationalMedia -B3711

A100

4.00mKIMA

A1005

6.00m

6.00

m

DAVIDBROWNGEAR

SYSTEMS

A1009

6.00m

6.00

mSAI

A1015

6.00m

6.00

m

JOHNSONMATTHEY

A1019

6.00m

9.00

m

FRANKEINDUSTRIE

AG

A1027

6.00m

6.00

m

REMAZELENGINEERI

NG SPA

A1033

6.00

m

THERMOFLOW

INC

A1037

5.00m

6.00

m

AUMARIESTERGMBH &CO. KG

A1043

9.00m

6.00

m

POWERMACHINES

A1047

9.00m

6.00

m

TECHNOPROMEXPORT, JSC

A105

6.00mAYVAZ (HACI

A1053

6.00m

9.00

m

CMIENERGY

A1061

9.00m

12.0

0m

METSOPOWER

OY

A107

6.00mSE Plant

A1071

9.00m

12.0

0m

ExxonMobil

A1105

6.00m

12.0

0m

GILA111

6.00mZeeco Europe

A1115

6.00m

7.00

m

KESZGROUP

A1119

6.00m

8.00

m

FLSMIDTHWADGASSEN GMBH

A112

Härterei

A1127

6.00m

6.00

m

Reserved

A113

6.00

m

TLT-BabcockEurope,

A1132

6.00m

6.00

m

ESSCANOPOWER

A/S

A1137

4.00m

6.00

m

FUELTECHSRL

A1153

6.00m

9.00

m

BFIAUTOMATI

ON

A117

6.00m

6.00

m

L-3MAPPSA118

6.00

m

TECHNETICSGROUP

A122

Ionbond AG A123

6.00

m

GLAUNACH

GMBH

A1233

6.00mTESI SRL

A124

JASC

A1242

6.00m

12.0

0m

RAFAKOS.A.

A1260

6.00

m

ENPRO

A1264

6.00

m

ARINC

A127

8.00m

6.00

mGIL

A1270

6.00mDaher –

A1272

6.00m

9.00

m

CIMTASA.S.

A1304

6.00m

15.0

0m

BEIJINGTOP FAIRSINTERNATI

ONAL

A1316

6.00m

6.00

m

ZollernGmbH & Co.

KG

A132

6.00

m

CALLENSVYNCK

E

A1320

6.00m

6.00

m

ALLENGEARS

A133

6.00m

6.00

m

SCOREENERGY

LTD

A1343

5.00m

12.0

0m

BEUMERGroup

GmbH &Co. KG

A136

6.00

m

PROENERGYSERVICE

A1360

6.00m

12.0

0m

HKBKETELBOU

W BV

A137

15.00m

6.00

mCHROMALLOY

A1371

9.00m

12.0

0m

DRESSER-RAND

A1405

6.00m

6.00

m

CoenCompany,

Inc. /Hamworthy

A1409

6.00m

6.00

m

HyosungGoodspring

s

A1415

6.00m

6.00

m

ENERGOMASH

(BELGOROD)-BZEM

A1419

6.00m

6.00

m

SOLBERGINTERNATIONAL LTD

A1425

6.00

m

PENTOLGMBH

A143

6.00m

8.00

m

Siterm ISISistemleri

(Siterm HeatSystems)

A1430

9.00m

6.00

m

ToshibaCorporation

A1434

9.00m

9.00

m

ANDRITZPumps

A1443

6.00mAMMTech srl

A1445

13.00m

9.00

m

Rosatom

A1452

9.00m

9.00

m

ENERGOPROJEKTKATOWICE SA

A146

6.00

m

VKKSTANDARDKESS

A1461

6.00mTURBINE

A1463

6.00m

9.00

m

YOKOGAWA EUROPE

BV

A147

6.00m

4.00

mTurbineBlading andA150

BELDICK

A1505

6.00m

6.00

mGI&ESPA

A1509

6.00m

6.00

m

Endress+Hauser

Messtechnik

A1515

6.00m

6.00

m

FlandersCorporation

Europe,Middle East

A1519

6.00m

6.00

m

DEKOMTEde Temple

Kompensator-Technik

A152

ENTRE

A1524

9.00m

6.00

m

BRADENMANUFACTURING

A153

6.00m

6.00

m

STEAGENERGY

SERVICESGMBH

A1531

6.00m

9.00

m

M-CTIMUMME

COOLINGTOWER

INTERNATIONALGMBH

A1537

6.00m

6.00

m

Camfil FarrPower

Systems AB

A1543

7.00mGIL

A1553

6.00mDAIDO

A1555

6.00m

6.00

m

Reserved

A1561

6.00m

4.00

mFRITERMTERMIK

A1563

6.00m

8.00

m

LU-VESPA

A157

6.00mHAUK &

A1571

9.00m

12.0

0m

NEMEnergy b.v

A160

5.00

m

CLARK

RELIANC

A161

6.00m

12.0

0m

KRALAG

A164

6.00

m

BROMFORDINDUST

A168 4.00

m

DREHMOGMB

A170

6.00

m

Buffalo

Pumps

A1704

6.00m

4.00

mBBMAKUSTIK

A1708

5.00

m

AumundGroup

A1709

5.00

m

HOERBIGER

-

A171

12.00m

12.0

0m

YOUNG &FRANKLIN

INC.

A1710

6.00mKotloturbopro

A1714

6.00m

6.00

m

KINGSBURYINC

A1720

6.00m

15.0

0m

CZECHPAVILION

A1732

6.00m

6.00

m

WORLDLOGISTICSSERVICES

CORP

A1736

6.00m

6.00

m

FRANCOTOSI

MECCANICA SPA

A1742

8.00m

12.0

0m

Turbomach SA

A1752

9.00m

9.00

m

FOSTERWHEELER

A1760

8.00m

12.0

0m

WARTSILAFINLAND OY

A1770

15.00m

12.0

0m

STF SPA,Burmeister &

Wain Energy A/S

A1783

6.00mSTEJASA.

A1800

4.00mSEIRIS

A1801

6.00mLAZARO

A18054.0

0m

METACOR

A1807

5.00

m

FURNAC

EMIN

A181

6.00mERC GMBH

A1811

APPACONS

A1815

6.00m

6.00

m

HilliardCorporation

, The

A1821

6.00m

4.00

mFANS A.S.

A1825

7.00

m

GLOBALTECH

SERVIC

A1829

6.00m

4.00

mNORDICTURBINE

A183

McHale

A1833

9.00m

6.00

m

SEIKOFLOWCONTROL

A1836

9.00m

6.00

m

GFM Srl (socioUnico) a Gandini

Holding SpACompany

A1843

7.00m

9.00

m

Loibl Allen-Shermann-Hoff GmbH

and DiamondPower

Specialty Ltd.

A1849

7.00mWARTSILA

A1853

6.00mPhiladelphia

A1855

6.00m

6.00

m

INNOVATIVE STEAM

TECHNOLOGIES

A1861

7.00m

12.0

0m

AALBORGENGINEERING

AS

A1883

VAG-Armat

A1902

BAXENGI

A1904

9.00

m

Nol-TecEuropeSrl

A1910

SimTech

A1913

FLOWSERV

A19194.0

0m

A.D.TUB

I

A1921

6.00

m

PENSOT

TIFCLSPA

A1924

7.00

m

SAMPISpA

A1925

EMCOCONT

A1933

6.00

m

IBAU

HAMBUR

A1937

CEMBSPA

A1947

IIGA1949

6.00

m

CORMETECHINC

A1959

6.00

m

DEJON

GCOMB

A1963

DIESEL &

A19654.0

0m

RetubeCo,

A1971

PEERLESS

A1981

TTTEA1982

6.00mLOESCHE

A201

5.00mCHENTRO

A207

6.00mRota

A212

6.00

m

PRECISIONICEBLA

A222

6.00

m

EGEINDUSTRIALCON

A223

9.00m

6.00

mGILA227

7.00m

6.00

m

LindnerInsulation

Engineeringand Industrial

A233

9.00m

6.00

mELWOS.A.

A243

9.00m

12.0

0m

IMTECHPOWER

SYSTEMS

A253

9.00m

9.00

m

WOODGROUP

GTS

A261

9.00m

6.00

m

LUVATASODERKOPING

AB

A265

9.00m

6.00

m

M&MFORGINGS

A282

6.00mMICHELL

A300

6.00mERALP

A302

REM

A303

6.00mSTELLBA

A305

MetroBillin

A308

TURBO

A309

6.00

m

BELMAN

PRODUC

A310

EUTEA312

WorldNucle

A313

COTES,CJS

A314

6.00

m

FAMET

A315

6.00

m

REKO

PRAHAA.S.

A382

OVIVO

A405

6.00

m

SICA

S.P.A.

A409

6.00mBrentwood

A413

9.00m

6.00

mMoogGmbH

A417

9.00m

6.00

m

SCHWARZE-ROBITEC GMBH

A423

9.00m

6.00

mUS DOCA427

15.00m

6.00

mPARKER HANNFINCORPORATION

A433

9.00m

6.00

m

Bassi Luigi & C.S.p.A.

A437

9.00m

6.00

mWeir

A443

6.00m

6.00

m

QUARTZELEC LTD

A447

6.00m

6.00

m

DAMPERTECHNOLO

GY LTD

A453

HSBA455

6.00

m

ZOK

A461

9.00m

12.0

0m

CAPSTONETURBINE

CORP.

A470

7.00m

12.0

0m

GEENERGY

A504

6.00

m

FIAVL.

MAZZACCHE

A543

9.00m

6.00

m

A547

9.00m

6.00

m

A552

9.00m

9.00

m

BRUSH

A571

8.00m

6.00

m

A575

8.00m

6.00

m

A604

9.00m

9.00

m

SULZERTURBO

SERVICESVENLO B.V.

A612

9.00m

6.00

mAAF LtdA616

9.00m

6.00

mFRANKEFILTER

A622

6.00m

6.00

m

BARLAGEHOLDING

GMBH

A632

6.00m

5.00

mSENSOPLAN GmbH

A636

6.00m

7.00

m

INDAR

A660

9.00m

12.0

0m

LESLIECONTROLS

INC

A743

9.00m

6.00

mPCCENERGY

A747

9.00m

6.00

m

NOOTERERIKSEN

S.R.L.

A771

7.00mBopp & Reuther

A773

7.00m

9.00

m

EmersonProcess

Management

A804

9.00mYARA GMBH CO. KG

A806

9.00mWAGENBORG

A810

9.00m

9.00

m

MJB InternationalLtd

A814

9.00m

6.00

m

Guntner AG &Co. KG

A822

9.00m

6.00

m

Chambre deCommerce et

d’Industrie Seine etMarne

A826

8.00m

6.00

mBEIRENS

A833

6.00m

6.00

m

NorthernTechnical

LLC

A837

A852

6.00m

9.00

m

CentraxLimited

(GasTurbine

Division)

A860

9.00m

12.0

0m

Bilfinger IndustrialTechnologies

GmbH

A904

6.00m

6.00

m

UNITEDCONVEYORCORPORAT

ION

A910

6.00m

9.00

m

SES ASTLMACE

A914

6.00m

6.00

m

OUTOTECOYJ

A922

6.00m

6.00

m

CameronSystems

Srl

A926

7.00m

6.00

m

SIPOSAKTORIK

GMBH

A933

6.00m

6.00

m

LufkinFrance

A937

6.00m

6.00

m

BONOENERGIA

S.p.A

A942

9.00m

6.00

m

KSBAKTIENGESELLSC

HAFT

A946

9.00m

6.00

m

MEGGITTCONTROLSYSTEMS

A953

6.00m

9.00

m

ROLLS-ROYCE PLC

A961

6.00m

12.0

0m

TriveniTurbine

Ltd

A970

11.00m

12.0

0m

DUROFELGUERA

SA

B2000

7.00mUT99 AG

B2005

6.00

m

HIAK

AB

B2009

PLASTOCO

B2011

Day &Zimm

B2015

9.00m

6.00

m

Industrial InfoResources, Europe

Ltd.

B2021

6.00

m

MAIN

METALLINT

B2027

9.00m

6.00

m

HYDACInternational GmbH

B2033

6.00m

5.00

mEngicon nv(Geldof)

B2037

6.00m

7.00

m

GEORGFISCHERPIPING

SYSTEMESLTD.

B2042

12.00m

9.00

m

DOOSANPOWER

SYSTEMS

B2051

9.00m

6.00

mDURAGGMBH

B2055

9.00m

9.00

m

KAWASAKIGAS TURBINE

EUROPEGMBH

B2063

9.00m

6.00

mJOHNCRANE

B2069

9.00m

12.0

0m

FATA EPCDivision ofFATA SpA

B2080

6.00mHAYNES

B2082

6.00mMAJOR TOOL

B2100

H+H

B2101

5.00mAPL

B2104

GasTurbo

B2106

HydroRichie

B21086.

00m

KAEFERISOLIERTECH

B2121

6.00m

6.00

m

B2181

5.00mFLENDER-

B22044.00

mHY-PROFILT

B22054.0

0m

SANBORN

B2208

6.00m

8.00

m

TransGlobalEnergy

B2215

6.00m

6.00

m

Reserved

B2221

6.00m

6.00

m

B2227

6.00

m

EXERGY

-ORC

B2232

6.00mSaudi Aramco

B2234 B2235

B2236

6.00m

6.00

m

PSEC PowerSolution

Engineering&

B2243

12.00m

9.00

m

ABBSWITZERLAND

LTD

B2251

6.00m

6.00

mTÜVSÜD

B2255

6.00m

9.00

m

VDMA -Power

Systems

B2263

12.00m

9.00

m

ANSALDOENERGIA

B2273

12.00m

6.00

mTGM KANISTURBINEN

B2305

6.00

m

LBHINTERNATION

B2309

6.00m

6.00

m

WSPINDUSTRY

B2315

6.00mGIL

B2317GIL

B2321

6.00m

6.00

m

SEONGHWA

INDUSTRIAL CO LTD

B2326

6.00m

B2327

6.00

m

SAR–

Prozess-und

B2328

6.00m

B2332

9.00m

6.00

mHELIEXPOWER

B2336

9.00m

6.00

m

WEIDMUELLERINTERFACEGMBH & CO

B2349

6.00

m

B2351

6.00

m

B2355

6.00m

9.00

m

RWETechnology

GmbH

B2370

EPPSA

B2371

6.00mVDMA -

B2404

6.00

m

Atomtech

Energy

B2405

6.00m

6.00

m

SCHENCKPROCESS

B2409

6.00m

6.00

m

CCI an IMISevereService

Company

B2415

9.00m

6.00

m

VICTAULICCOMPANYB2416

BALTOGAR

B2421

6.00m

9.00

m

OSCHATZGMBH

B2427

9.00m

6.00

m

PHOENIXCONTACT

Deutschland

B2433

6.00m

7.00

m

BERTSCHenergy Josef

BertschGesellschaf

t mbH &

B2443

4.00m

7.00

m

INPDEUTSCHLAN

DGMBH

B2447

9.00m

5.00

mFMT

B2448

6.00

m B2453

9.00m

12.0

0m

HITACHIPOWEREUROPE

GMBH

B2463

10.00m

6.00

m

VOITH TURBOGMBH & CO KG

B2469

15.00m

12.0

0m

Siemens AGEnergy Sector

B2501

RICH

B2533

7.00m

5.00

mGREENBANKTEROTECH

LTD

B2537

9.00m

7.00

m

STRABAG EnergyTechnologies

GmbH

B2543

5.00m

7.00

m

RFFROHR

FITTINGHANDLES GMBH

B2600

ASME

B2601

SEAL

B2604

6.00m

6.00

m

OBOBETTERMANN GMBH &

CO. KG

B2608

6.00

m

SEIM

SRL

B2609

6.00

m

Edgen

Murray

B2620

9.00m

9.00

m

B2626

6.00m

6.00

m

Walter Meier(Klima

Deutschland) GmbH

B2632

8.00m

5.00

m

B2653

9.00mTHERMOPROZESS

B2655

9.00m

9.00

m

StandardkesselBaumgarte Group

B2662

5.00m

6.00

m

AtlasCopco

Gas andProcess

B2681

6.00mBORSIG

B2682

PLARAD -

B2700

Acou

B2701

TURB

B2705

6.00

m

Strike

Technologie

B2709

6.00

m

GENERPROAB

B2714

15.00m

6.00

mMETKA SA

B2721

6.00m

4.50

mJEFFREYRADERCORP

B2723

6.00m

4.50

mSEGEMMACBO

B2729

NIRO

B2733

5.00

m

B2737

7.00

m

BOSONENERGYSA

B2763

9.00m

6.00

m

TMSTURBOMASCHINENSERVICE GMBH

B2769

12.00m

12.0

0m

BALCKEDÜRRGMBH

B2781

JEANGALL

B2800

6.00mTÜV NORD

B2802

6.00m

6.00

m

ABEINSABUSINESSDEVELOPM

ENT

B2806

6.00m

6.00

m

WORLEYPARSONS

B2817

B2819

B2821

OELCHECK

B2825

10.00mEuropean Patent Office

B2852

6.00m

6.00

m

S.C.VULCAN

S.A.

B2856

6.00m

6.00

m

MORGANSCHAFFER

B2880

6.00mSPETECH SP.

B2900

6.00mCLAUDIUS

B2904

6.00m

6.00

m

GENERALTURBO

B2908

6.00m

6.00

m

CitecGroup Oy

Ab

B2914

7.00m

6.00

m

JEUMONTELECTRIC

B2920

4.00mSHW

B2921

5.00mB2922

6.00m

6.00

m

TÜVRheinland

Group

B2929

9.00mNALCO MOBOTEC

B2952

6.00m

4.00

mREINTJESGmbH

B2954

12.00m

8.00

m

BILFINGERBERGER POWERSERVICE GMBH

B2962

15.00m

6.00

mClyde BergemannPower Group

B2968

12.00m

12.0

0m

ALSTOM

B2980

6.00mWaukesha

B3005

18.00m

12.0

0m

FRENCH PAVILION,ACPP, ARD, AXILAB,

BECKTECHNOLOGIES,

CEFIVAL

B3014

5.00m

6.00

m

PRUFTECHNIK

AG

B3021

NORD-

B3022

6.00m

6.00

m

KROHNEGesellschaf

t m.b.H.

B30334.0

0m

BALLUF

F

B3035

B3039

5.00

m

ENEFTECHINN

B3042

5.00m

9.00

m

LLOYD'SREGISTER EMEA

B3048

TRANSMIS

B3049

6.00mSSS GEARS

B3052

6.00m

4.00

mSTERLINGSIHI GMBH

B3080

ISOPur

B3081

6.00mEWEX-

B3115

7.00m

6.00

m

ELINMOTOREN

GMBH

B3131

6.00m

5.00

mAALBORGENERGIETECHNIK

B3133

6.00m

10.0

0m

MUHRGMBH

B3142

4.00m

9.00

m

CLIMAX

PORTABLE

MACHINING &WELDI

NG

B3153

12.00m

12.0

0m

Babcock &Wilcox

B3242

4.00m

4.00

mMEEINDUS

B3243

5.00m

4.00

mTIGGroup

B3244

9.00m

8.00

m

KRAFTANLAGENMUENCHEN GMBH

B3262

6.00

m

EATONTECHNOLOG

B3263

6.00m

6.00

m

WELLAND&

TUXHORN

B3268

9.00mCARMEUSE

B3270

9.00m

9.00

m

GEA HEATEXCHANGERS

GMBH

B3305

6.00m

6.00

m

ALBELISSASRL

B3309

6.00m

6.00

m

IHICORPORATI

ON

B3314

5.00m

6.00

m

ARVELIN

B3315

15.00mARVELIN

B3317

8.00mVTT

B3321

7.00m

4.00

mReserved

B3323

6.00m

6.00

mGILB3325

8.00m

5.00

mEAGLEBURGMANN

GERMANY GMBH

B3329

4.00m

6.00

m

SICKGmbH

B3333

6.00m

9.00

m

JSC ELEM(Macedonia

n powerplants)

B3335

6.00m

10.0

0m

Reserved

B3339

12.00m

10.0

0m

Ministry ofEnergy of the

RussianFederation

B3343

9.00m

6.00

mHamon

B3349

9.00m

18.0

0m

HOLLANDPAVILION

B3363

6.00m

6.00

m

M+MTURBINEN-TECHNIK

GMBH

B3371

12.00m

12.0

0m

MANDIESEL &

TURBO SE

B3421

Reserved

B3423

Reser

B3435

6.00m

10.0

0m

B3461

6.00mNießing

B3463

6.00mHIMA PAUL

B3504

6.00

m

TorravalCoolingS.L.

B3505

6.00

m

ARGON

B3508

6.00m

6.00

m

ENTRE

B3516

4.00mARVELI

B3517

ARVELIN

B3520

5.00m

4.00

mFIVESPILLARD

B3521

Reserved

B3523

6.00m

5.00

mGILB3523

ReserB3524

4.00m

5.00

mAgrasEnergia S.r.l.

B3543

6.00mHALDOR

B3545

12.00m

9.00

m

PRATT &WHITNEYPOWER

SYSTEMS

B3553

12.00m

12.0

0m

E.ONANLAGENSERVICE

GMBH

B3605

6.00m

6.00

m

TRANSFLUID SRL

B3609

6.00m

6.00

m

ENTRE

B3615

6.00m

6.00

m

ARVELIN

B3623

5.00

m

B3631

9.00m

6.00

mKoreanPavilion

B3635

9.00m

6.00

m

KoreanPavilion

B3639

9.00m

6.00

mKoreanPavilion

B3643

6.00mGAS

B3662

9.00m

5.00

mMAGALDIPOWER SPA

B3670

9.00m

13.0

0m

MITSUBISHIPOWER

SYSTEMSEUROPE LTD

B3681

4.00mCD-

B3701

6.00mKUZU FLEKS

B3727

B3729

B3731

B3733

B3737

B3739

B3741

B3745

6.00

m

RUBBERDESIGNBV

B3749

TexasOilTe

B3751

5.00

m

KLEVER

SITA

B3753

CONTINENT

B37574.0

0m

NATIONAL

B3765

6.00

m

FAIST

Anlagenbau

B3769

6.00

m

SPIG

SPA

B3781

8.00mETS POWER

C4030

C4032

C4033

6.00m

6.00

m

C4034

C4036

C4037

6.00m

6.00

m

C4043

SEKOAeros

C4045

C4046

C4047

C4048

C4049

C4050

C4058

C4059

6.00m

6.00

m

C4060

C4062

C4064

5.00

m

BIKO-

SERWIS.

C4065

C4070

LANGSON

C4080 C4081 C4082

C4126 C4127

C4128 C4129

C4133

9.00m

6.00

m

C4137

9.00m

6.00

m

C4142

C4144

C4146

C4148

C4152 C4153

C4154 C4155

C4159

C4161

9.00m

C4164 C4165

C4167

9.00mPLASTICON EUROPE

C4180 C4181

6.00mPRANGL

C4224 C4225

6.00

m

CRESTCHICLTD

C4226

C4242 C4243

MAXON

C4244 C4245

EDITORIA

C4246 C4247

C4248 C4249

Reserved

C4252 C4253

C4254 C4255

C4258 C4259

C4264 C4265

C4342

TSTTURB

C4343

C4344 C4345

C4346 C4347

C4348

6.00mKRAFTWERK

C4352 C4353

C4354 C4355

C4356 C4357

C4358

6.00mCastolin

C4362

ENTEGRA

C4363

C4364 C4365

C4366

6.00mPRATT &

C4443

C4445

9.00

m

PENNENERG

Y

C4453

C4455

C4457

C4459

SWA

C4463

6.00m

6.00

mGILC4467

6.00mCERREY S.A

C4542

C4544

C4546

C4548

C4552

C4554

C4556

C4558

C4642 C4643

C4644 C4645

C4646 C4647

C4648 C4649

C4653

C4655

C4658 C4659

C4660 C4661

C4664

DONGYING

C4665

C4666

7.00mRAAL SA

C4743

6.00m

6.00

m

C4747

6.00m

6.00

m

C4752 C4753

C4754 C4755

C4758 C4759

C4760 C4761

C4764 C4765

C4767

5.00m

C4843

6.00

m

C4847

6.00

m

C4852 C4853

C4854 C4855

C4858 C4859

C4860 C4861

C4864 C4865

C4866 C4867

POLFIN Sp.

C4871

6.00mBRONSWERK

Entrance

..

.

.

EntranceEntrance

Renewable Energy World Europe

.

. Entrance Entrance

C9

C10

C11

C8 C7 C6 C5 C4

C3

C2

C1

C9

C10

C11

C8 C7 C6 C5 C4

C3

C2

C1

Entrance Entrance

.

.

.

Conference & Exhibition, 4 – 6 June 2013, Messe Wien,

Vienna, Austria

PRESSCENTER

Vorgartenstraße

Elde

rsch

plat

z

Max-Koppe

Gasse

Messeplatz

Conference

Halle / Hall B Halle / Hall C Halle / Hall DHalle / Hall A

Registration

Messeturm

Mall Foyer D

Stur

gass

eRichtung Handelskaiüber Machstraße

Bus 11ABus 80B

Bus 11A

Krieau

MessePrater

Eingang Entrance A

PRESSCENTER

As at 14th February 2013

Hall A Hall B Hall C

¢A.D. Tubi Inossidabili SpA ...................................................... A1919¢AAF Ltd ................................................................................... A612¢Aalborg Energie Technik A/S .................................................B3131¢Aalborg Engineering A/S ....................................................... A1861¢Aarding Thermal Acoustics ...................................................B3349¢ABB SWITZERLAND LTD ......................................................B2243¢ABEINSA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ..................................B2802¢Acoustics India Private Limited ..............................................B2700¢Aerofin..................................................................................... A170¢Agras Energia S.r.l. ................................................................B3524¢Allen Gears ............................................................................ A1320¢ALSTOM ...............................................................................B2968¢AMMTech srl ......................................................................... A1443¢Anamet Europe .....................................................................B3349¢ANDRITZ Pumps ................................................................... A1434¢Ansaldo Energia ....................................................................B2263¢APL Apparatebau GmbH ......................................................B2101¢APPA Consult GmbH ............................................................ A1811¢ARGON .................................................................................B3505¢ARINC ................................................................................... A1264¢Arnold Group ........................................................................B2351¢ARTES Ingegneria S.p.A. (BONO Artes) .................................. A937¢ASME ....................................................................................C4226¢ASMET spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością S.K.A. ......B2600¢Atlas Copco Gas and Process Division ..................................B2662¢Atomtech (Europe) AG ..........................................................B2404¢AUMA Riester GmbH & Co. KG ............................................. A1037¢Aumund Group ..................................................................... A1708¢AYVAZ (HACI AYVAZ END.MAM.SAN.ve TIC. A.S) ................... A105¢Babcock & Wilcox .................................................................B3153¢BALCKE DÜRR GMBH .........................................................B2769¢BALLUFF GmbH ...................................................................B3033¢BALTOGAR S.A. ...................................................................B2416¢BARLAGE HOLDING GMBH ................................................... A622¢Bassi Luigi & C. S.p.A. ............................................................ A433¢Baumgarte Boiler Systems GmbH .........................................B2655¢Bax Engineering GmbH ......................................................... A1902¢BBM Akustik Technologie GmbH ........................................... A1704¢Bearings Plus ........................................................................B2980¢BEIRENS ................................................................................. A826¢BELDICK AUTOMATION B.V. .................................................. A150¢Belman Production AS ............................................................ A309¢BERTSCHenergy Josef Bertsch Gesellschaft .......................B2433 m.b.H. & Co. KG¢BEUMER Group GmbH & Co. KG ......................................... A1343¢BFI Automation GmbH .......................................................... A1153¢BIKO-SERWIS .......................................................................C4064¢Bilfinger Industrial Technologies GmbH .................................... A860¢Bilfinger Power Systems GmbH ............................................B2954¢Blygold International ..............................................................B3349¢BONO ENERGIA S.p.A. .......................................................... A937¢Bono Sistemi S.p.A. ................................................................ A937¢Bopp & Reuther Sicherheits- und Regelarmaturen GmbH ....... A771¢BORSIG GmbH .....................................................................B2681¢Boson Energy SA ..................................................................B2737¢Braden Manufacturing ........................................................... A1524¢Brentwood Europe s.r.o. .......................................................... A409¢Bromford Technologies ............................................................ A164¢Bronswerk Heat Transfer .......................................................C4871¢BRUSH ................................................................................... A552¢Buffalo Pumps ......................................................................... A170¢Burmeister & Wain Energy A/S .............................................. A1770¢CALLENSVYNCKE N.V. ........................................................... A132¢Camfil Farr Power Systems AB .............................................. A1537¢Capstone Turbine Corporation ................................................. A461¢CARMEUSE ..........................................................................B3268

¢Castolin Eutectic ...................................................................C4358¢CCI .......................................................................................B2409¢CD-adapco ...........................................................................B3681¢CEMB S.p.A. ......................................................................... A1937¢Centrax Limited (Gas Turbine Division) ..................................... A852¢Cerrey ...................................................................................C4467¢Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie Seine et Marne ............ A822¢CHENTRONICS CORP ........................................................... A201¢Chromalloy .............................................................................. A137¢CIMTAS A.S. ......................................................................... A1272¢Clark-Reliance Corporation ..................................................... A160¢Claudius Peters Projects .......................................................B2900¢Climax GmbH........................................................................B3142¢Clyde Bergemann Power Group ............................................B2962¢CMI Energy ........................................................................... A1053¢¢COAL-GEN .......................................................................C4005¢Coen Company, Inc. / Hamworthy Combustion ..................... A1405¢¢Cogeneration & On-Site Power Production .......................C4005¢Conax Technologies, LLC ...................................................... A1902¢Continental Controls Corporation ..........................................B3753¢Cormetech Inc. ..................................................................... A1949¢CRESTCHIC LTD ..................................................................C4225¢Daher – Verdelet – Vanatome ................................................ A1270¢DAIDO METAL CO., LTD ....................................................... A1553¢Damper Technology Ltd .......................................................... A447¢DAVID BROWN GEAR SYSTEMS ......................................... A1005¢Day & Zimmermann ...............................................................B2011¢de Jong Combustion ............................................................. A1959¢DEKOMTE de Temple Kompensator-Technik GmbH ............. A1519¢DIESEL & GAS TURBINE WORLDWIDE ................................ A1963¢¢DistribuTECH ....................................................................C4005¢DONGYING GIAYOUNG PRECISION METAL CO., LTD .........C4664¢DOOSAN POWER SYSTEMS ................................................B2042¢DREHMO GmbH ..................................................................... A168¢Dresser-Rand ........................................................................ A1371¢Durag GmbH .........................................................................B2051¢Duro Felguera SA .................................................................... A970¢E.ON Anlagenservice GmbH .................................................B3553¢EagleBurgmann Germany Gmbh & Co. KG ...........................B3325¢EATON TECHNOLOGIES GMBH ..........................................B3262¢Edgen Murray........................................................................B2609¢Editoriale Delfino Srl...............................................................C4245¢EGE INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS ............................................... A222¢ELIN Motoren GmbH .............................................................B3115¢ELWO S.A. .............................................................................. A233¢Emerson Process Management ............................................... A773¢EMW filtertechnik GmbH .......................................................B2448¢Endress+Hauser AG .............................................................. A1509¢Eneftech Innovation SA .........................................................B3039¢Energoprojekt Katowice S.A. ................................................. A1452¢Engicon nv (Geldof) ...............................................................B2033¢ENPRO ................................................................................. A1260¢ENTEGRA GMBH..................................................................C4362¢EPPSA EUROPEAN POWER PLANT SUPPLIERS ASS .........B2370¢ERALP Boiler & Energy Technologies ...................................... A300¢ERC Emissions-Reduzierungs-Concepte GmbH ..................... A181¢ESG Energy Service Group AG ............................................... A303¢ESI Eurosilo ...........................................................................B3349¢Esscano Power A/S .............................................................. A1132¢ETS Power Group .................................................................B3781¢European Patent Office .........................................................B2825¢EUtech Scientific Engineering GmbH ....................................... A310¢EUTurbines - European Association of Gas and ....................B2371 ¢Steam Turbine Manufacturers¢EWEX-ENGINEERING ...........................................................B3081¢EXERGY - ORC SRL .............................................................B2227

Exhibitor BoothNumber Exhibitor BoothNumber

ExhibitorListKey: ¢POWER-GEN Europe ¢Renewable Energy World Europe

C9

C10

C11

C8 C7 C6 C5 C4

C3

C2

C1

C9

C10

C11

C8 C7 C6 C5 C4

C3

C2

C1

Entrance Entrance

.

.

.

C4030

C4032

C4033

C4034

C4036

C4037

C4043

SEKOAerospace

a.s

C4045

C4046

C4047

C4048

C4049

C4050

C4058

C4059

C4060

C4062

C4064

BIKO-SERWIS.

C4065

C4070

LANGSONENERGY

INC

C4080 C4081 C4082

C4126 C4127

C4128 C4129

C4133

C4137

C4142

C4144

C4146

C4148

C4152 C4153

C4154 C4155

C4159

C4161

C4164 C4165

C4167

PLASTICON

C4180 C4181

PRANGLGESELLSCHAFT

C4224 C4225

CRESTCHICLTD

C4226

C4242 C4243

MAXONINTERNATI

ONAL

C4244 C4245

EDITORIALE DELFINO

SRL

C4246 C4247

C4248 C4249

Reserved

C4252 C4253

C4254 C4255

C4258 C4259

C4264 C4265

C4342

TST TURBOSERVICE &TRADING

GMBH

C4343

C4344 C4345

C4346 C4347

C4348

KRAFTWERKSSCHULEE.V.

C4352 C4353

C4354 C4355

C4356 C4357

C4358

Castolin Eutectic

C4362

ENTEGRAGMBH

C4363

C4364 C4365

C4366

PRATT &WHITNEY

C4443

C4445

PENNENERGY

C4453

C4455

C4457

C4459

SWANANALYTISC

HE

C4463

GILC4467

CERREY S.A DEC.V.

C4542

C4544

C4546

C4548

C4552

C4554

C4556

C4558

C4642 C4643

C4644 C4645

C4646 C4647

C4648 C4649

C4653

C4655

C4658 C4659

C4660 C4661

C4664

DONGYINGGIAYOUNGPRECISIONMETAL CO.,

C4665

C4666

RAAL SA

C4743

C4747

C4752 C4753

C4754 C4755

C4758 C4759

C4760 C4761

C4764 C4765

C4767

C4843

C4847

C4852 C4853

C4854 C4855

C4858 C4859

C4860 C4861

C4864 C4865

C4866 C4867

POLFINSp. j.

C4871

BRONSWERKHEAT TRANSFER

PennWell C4005

DELEGATE RESTAURANT

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¢ExxonMobil ........................................................................... A1071¢FAIST Anlagenbau GmbH......................................................B3765¢FAMET .................................................................................... A314¢FANS, a.s. ............................................................................. A1821¢FATA EPC, Division of FATA S.p.A. ........................................B2069¢FIAV L. MAZZACCHERA SPA .................................................. A504¢Fives Pillard ...........................................................................B3520¢Flender-Graffenstaden ...........................................................B2181¢Flowserve Gestra .................................................................. A1913¢FLSmidth .............................................................................. A1119¢FME - Supported by DGTA....................................................B3349¢FMT Group ............................................................................B2447¢Foster Wheeler Global Power Group ..................................... A1752¢FRANCO TOSI MECCANICA SPA ......................................... A1736¢Franke Industrie AG ................................................................. A616¢Franke-Filter GmbH ............................................................... A1019¢FRENCH PAVILION ...............................................................B3005¢FRİTERM TERMİK CİHAZLAR SAN. VE TİC. A.İ. ................... A1561¢Fuel Tech Srl.......................................................................... A1137¢FURNACE MINERAL PRODUCTS INC. ................................. A1807¢G.I.& E. S.p.A. ....................................................................... A1505¢Gas Turbine Controls Corporation .........................................B3643¢Gas Turbo Technology ...........................................................B2104¢GE JENBACHER ..................................................................... A470¢GEA Heat Exchangers GmbH ...............................................B3270¢GENERAL TURBO ................................................................B2904¢GenerPro AB .........................................................................B2709¢GF Piping Systems ................................................................B2037¢GFM Srl (Socio Unico) a Gandini Holding Spa Company ....... A1836¢Glaunach GmbH Vent Silencers .............................................. A123¢¢Global Power Review ........................................................C4005¢GLOBAL TECH SERVICES.................................................... A1825¢Greenbank Group UK Limited, The .......................................B2533¢Güntner AG & Co. KG ............................................................. A814¢H+H Umwelt und Industrietechnik GmbH ..............................B2100¢Haldor Topsoe .......................................................................B3543¢HAMON ................................................................................B3343¢HanzaPrecision AB ................................................................ A1829¢HAUK & SASKO GMBH .......................................................... A157¢Haynes International Inc. .......................................................B2080¢Heliex Power .........................................................................B2332¢HIAK AB ................................................................................B2005¢Hilliard Corporation, The ....................................................... A1815¢HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG ................................B3463¢Hitachi Power Europe GmbH ................................................B2453¢HKB KETELBOUW BV .......................................................... A1360¢HOERBIGER - Altronic .......................................................... A1709¢Hoesch Schwerter Profile GmbH ............................................ A504¢HSB Global Standards ............................................................ A453¢HYDAC International GmbH ..................................................B2027¢¢Hydro Review....................................................................C4005¢Hydro Richier ........................................................................B2106¢¢HydroVision International ...................................................C4005¢Hyosung Goodsprings .......................................................... A1409¢Hy-Pro Filtration ....................................................................B2204¢IBAU HAMBURG ................................................................... A1933¢IHI Corporation ......................................................................B3309¢IIG Industrieisolierungen GmbH ............................................. A1947¢Imtech Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG ..................................... A243¢INDAR ..................................................................................... A636¢Independent Forgings & Alloys Ltd. ......................................... A837¢Industrial Info Resources, Europe Ltd. ...................................B2015¢Innovative Steam Technologies (IST) ...................................... A1855¢INP Deutschland GmbH ........................................................B2443¢Inpro/Seal® ...........................................................................B2980¢Ionbond AG............................................................................. A122¢ISOPur Fluid Technologies, Inc. .............................................B3080¢Jasc Installations ..................................................................... A124¢Jean Gallay S.A. ....................................................................B2781¢Jeffrey Rader AB ...................................................................B2721¢JEUMONT Electric ................................................................B2914¢John Cardwell Limited ............................................................. A309¢John Crane ...........................................................................B2063

¢Johnson Matthey Catalysts (Germany) GmbH ....................... A1015¢JSC ELEM (Macedonian power plants) ..................................B3333¢KAEFER Isoliertechnik GmbH & Co. KG ................................B2108¢Kawasaki Gas Turbine Europe GmbH ....................................B2055¢KESZ GROUP ....................................................................... A1115¢Kingsbury, Inc........................................................................ A1714¢KLEVERS ITALIANA s.r.l. .......................................................B3751¢KOREA .................................................................................B3639¢Kotloturboprom Ltd., Must-Ipra Corporation ......................... A1710¢Kraftanlagen München GmbH ...............................................B3244¢KRAFTWERKSSCHULE E.V. .................................................C4348¢KRAL AG ................................................................................ A161¢KROHNE Gesellschaft m.b.H. ...............................................B3022¢KSB Aktiengesellschaft ........................................................... A942¢KUZU FLEKS METAL HORTUM SAN.TIC.A.S. ......................B3701¢L-3 MAPPS ............................................................................. A117¢LANGSON ENERGY INC ......................................................C4070¢LAZARO ITUARTE INTERNACION S.A. - .............................. A1801 ¢VALVOSPAIN GROUP ¢LBH International A/S ............................................................B2305¢Leslie Controls, Inc. ................................................................. A660¢Lindner Insulation Engineering and Industrial Services ............. A227¢Lloyd’s Register .....................................................................B3042¢Loesche Energy Systems Ltd. ............................................... A1982¢Loibl Allen-Shermann-Hoff GmbH and Diamond Power ........ A1843 Specialty Ltd.¢Lufkin France .......................................................................... A933¢LUVATA SODERKOPING AB ................................................... A261¢LU-VE Spa ............................................................................ A1563¢M&M Forgings ......................................................................... A265¢M+M Turbinen-Technik GmbH ...............................................B3363¢Magaldi Power SpA ...............................................................B3662¢MAIN METALL INTERNATIONAL GMBH ...............................B2021¢Major Tool & Machine, Inc. ....................................................B2082¢MAN Diesel & Turbo SE .........................................................B3371¢Maxon International BVBA .....................................................C4243¢McHale Performance ............................................................... A183¢M-CTI Mumme-Cooling Tower International GmbH ............... A1531¢Mee Industries, Inc. ...............................................................B3242¢Meggitt Control Systems ......................................................... A946¢METACOR INTERNATIONAL INC .......................................... A1805¢METKA S.A. ..........................................................................B2714¢MetroBilling ............................................................................. A305¢METSO AUTOMATION INC. .................................................. A1061¢Metso Power Oy ................................................................... A1061¢Michell Bearings ...................................................................... A282¢Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation .........................B3339¢Mitsubishi Power Systems Europe, Ltd. ................................B3670¢MJB International Ltd .............................................................. A810¢Moog GmbH ........................................................................... A413¢Morgan Schaffer Inc. .............................................................B2856¢MUHR GMBH .......................................................................B3133¢Nalco Mobotec .....................................................................B2929¢National Electric Coil..............................................................B3757¢NEM Energy b.v. ................................................................... A1571¢Nießing Anlagenbau GmbH ...................................................B3461¢NIRONIT Edelstahlhandel GmbH & Co. KG ...........................B2729¢Nol-Tec Europe Srl ................................................................ A1904¢Nooter Eriksen Srl ................................................................... A747¢Nordic Turbine Components .................................................. A1829¢Nord-Lock GmbH .................................................................B3021¢Northern Technical LLC ........................................................... A833¢¢Nuclear Power International ..............................................C4005¢OBO BETTERMANN GmbH & Co. KG ..................................B2604¢OELCHECK GmbH ...............................................................B2821¢Opra Turbines........................................................................B3349¢Oschatz GmbH .....................................................................B2421¢OUTOTEC OYJ ....................................................................... A914¢Parker Hannifin Europe Sàrl ..................................................... A427¢PATIG GmbH.........................................................................B2349¢PCC Energy Group ................................................................. A743¢Peerless Europe Limited ........................................................ A1971¢PennEnergy...........................................................................C4445

¢Pensotti FCL S.p.A. ............................................................... A1921¢Pentol GmbH ........................................................................ A1425¢Philadelphia Gear, a Timken Brand ........................................ A1853¢PHOENIX CONTACT Deutschland GmbH .............................B2427¢PLARAD - Maschinenfabrik Wagner GmbH & Co. KG ...........B2682¢Plasticon Europe B.V. ............................................................C4167¢PLASTOCOR-INTERNATIONAL SA .......................................B2009¢POLFIN Sp. j. ........................................................................C4867¢¢Power Engineering ............................................................C4005¢¢Power Engineering International ........................................C4005¢Power Machines ................................................................... A1043¢¢POWER-GEN Africa ..........................................................C4005¢¢POWER-GEN Asia ............................................................C4005¢¢POWER-GEN Europe........................................................C4005¢¢POWER-GEN India & Central Asia ....................................C4005¢¢POWER-GEN International ................................................C4005¢¢POWER-GEN Middle East ................................................C4005¢¢POWERGRID International magazine ................................C4005¢Prangl Gesellschaft m.b.H. ....................................................C4181¢Pratt & Whitney Power Systems ............................................B3545¢PRATT & WHITNEY ROCKETDYNE.......................................C4366¢PRECISION ICEBLAST CORPORATION .................................. A212¢ProEnergy Services ................................................................. A136¢PRÜFTECHNIK Alignment Systems GmbH ...........................B3014¢PSEC Power Solution Engineering & Consulting GmbH .........B2236¢Quartzelec Ltd ......................................................................... A443¢RAAL SA ...............................................................................C4666¢Rafako S.A. ........................................................................... A1242¢Recotech AB ......................................................................... A1829¢REINTJES GmbH ..................................................................B2952¢Reko Praha a.s........................................................................ A315¢REMAZEL ENGINEERING SpA ............................................. A1027¢REMMING D.O.O. ................................................................... A302¢¢Renewable Energy World ..................................................C4005¢¢Renewable Energy World Asia ..........................................C4005¢¢Renewable Energy World Conference & Expo North America C4005¢¢Renewable Energy World Europe ......................................C4005¢¢RenewableEnergyWorld.com ............................................C4005¢RetubeCo, Inc. ...................................................................... A1965¢RFF ROHR FITTING HANDLES GMBH ..................................B2543¢Richter Cooling Systems GmbH ............................................B2501¢Rolls-Royce PLC ..................................................................... A953¢Rota Muhendislik Makina ve Insaat San. Ve Tic.Ltd.Sti. ........... A207¢Rubber Design B.V. ...............................................................B3745¢¢Russia Power ....................................................................C4005¢RWE Technology GmbH ........................................................B2355¢S.C. VULCAN S.A. ................................................................B2852¢SAI ........................................................................................ A1009¢SAMPI – Liquid Controls Group An IDEX Fluid & ................... A1924 Metering Business¢SANBORN A.S. .....................................................................B2205¢SAR – Prozess- und Umwelttechnik .....................................B2327( SAR – Environmental Technology)¢Saudi Aramco .......................................................................B2232¢Schenck Process ..................................................................B2405¢Schwarze - Robitec GmbH ..................................................... A417¢SCORE ENERGY LTD ............................................................. A133¢SE Plant ELECTROTYAZHMASH ............................................ A107¢Sealeze, A Unit of Jason Incorporated ...................................B2601¢SEGEM MACBO ...................................................................B2723¢Seiko Flowcontrol .................................................................. A1833¢SEIM Srl Italy .........................................................................B2608¢SEIRIS ................................................................................... A1800¢SEKO Aerospace a.s. ............................................................C4043¢SENSOPLAN GmbH ............................................................... A632¢Seonghwa Industrial Co., Ltd. ...............................................B2321¢SES AS TLMACE .................................................................... A910¢SHW Storage & Handling Solutions GmbH ............................B2920¢SICA SPA ................................................................................ A405¢SICK GmbH ..........................................................................B3329¢Siemens AG Energy Sector ...................................................B2469¢SimTech GmbH ..................................................................... A1910¢SIPOS Aktorik GmbH .............................................................. A926

¢Siterm ISI Sistemleri (Siterm Heat Systems) ............................. A143¢Solberg International, Ltd. ..................................................... A1419¢SPETECH SP. Z O.O. ............................................................B2880¢SPIG SpA ..............................................................................B3769¢SSS Gears Ltd. .....................................................................B3049¢Standardkessel Baumgarte Group .........................................B2655¢STEAG Energy Services GmbH ............................................... A153¢Stejasa Agregados Industriales,S.A. ...................................... A1783¢STELLBA SCHWEISSTECHNIK AG ....................................... A303 (STELLBA HARDFACING LTD.)¢Sterling SIHI GmbH ...............................................................B3052¢STF SPA................................................................................ A1770¢STRABAG Energy Technologies GmbH .................................B2537¢Sulzer Turbo Services Venlo BV ............................................... A604¢SWAN Systeme AG ...............................................................C4459¢TECHNETICS GROUP ............................................................ A118¢TESI s.r.l. ............................................................................... A1233¢Texas OilTech Laboratories, Inc. ............................................B3749¢TGM Kanis Turbinen GmbH ...................................................B2273¢Thermoflow Inc. .................................................................... A1033¢THERMOPROZESS Wärmebehandlungsservice GmbH ........B2653¢TIG Group GmbH ..................................................................B3243¢TLT-Babcock Europe, Kft......................................................... A113¢TMS TURBOMASCHINENSERVICE GMBH ..........................B2763¢Torraval Cooling S.L. .............................................................B3504¢Toshiba Corporation .............................................................. A1430¢TPC Components AB ............................................................ A1829¢TRANSFLUID SRL .................................................................B3605¢TransGlobal Energy Inc. .........................................................B2208¢Transmission Technology ......................................................B3048¢TRIVENI TURBINE LIMITED ..................................................... A961¢TTTech Computertechnik AG ................................................ A1981¢Turbine Blading and Parts LLC ................................................ A147¢Turbine Technics, Inc. ............................................................ A1461¢TURBINES & DIESELS ..........................................................B2701¢TURBO MACHINED PRODUCTS ............................................ A308¢TURBODEN S.R.L. ................................................................B3545¢Turbomach SA ...................................................................... A1742¢TÜV NORD Group .................................................................B2800¢TÜV Rheinland Group ............................................................B2922¢TÜV SÜD ..............................................................................B2251¢United Conveyor Corporation .................................................. A904¢UT 99 AG ..............................................................................B2000¢VAG-Armaturen GmbH .......................................................... A1883¢VBR Turbine Partners ............................................................B3349¢VDMA Power Systems ..........................................................B2371¢VENTURI CALIBRATION SERVICES (VCS) ............................ A1833¢Victaulic.................................................................................B2415¢VKK Standardkessel Köthen GmbH ........................................ A146¢Voith Turbo BHS Getriebe GmbH ..........................................B2463¢Voith Turbo GmbH & Co. KG .................................................B2463¢Voith Turbo Safeset AB ..........................................................B2463¢VTT TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND ...........B3317¢WAGENBORG NEDLIFT BV .................................................... A806¢Walter Meier (Klima Deutschland) GmbH ...............................B2626¢Wärtsilä ................................................................................. A1760¢Wärtsilä Serck Como GmbH ................................................. A1849¢Waukesha Bearings...............................................................B2980¢Weidmüller Interface GmbH & Co. KG ...................................B2336¢Weir ........................................................................................ A437¢Welland & Tuxhorn AG ..........................................................B3263¢Wood Group GTS ................................................................... A253¢World Logistics Services Corp. .............................................. A1732¢World Nuclear Association ....................................................... A312¢WSP Industry ........................................................................B2309¢YARA GMBH CO. KG .............................................................. A804¢Yokogawa Europe B.V ........................................................... A1463¢Young & Franklin Inc. ............................................................... A171¢Ytstruktur Arboga AB ............................................................ A1829¢Zeeco Europe Ltd. .................................................................. A111¢ZOK International Group Ltd .................................................... A455¢Zollern BHW Gleitlager GmbH & Co. KG ............................... A1316

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Key: ¢POWER-GEN Europe ¢Renewable Energy World Europe Key: ¢POWER-GEN Europe ¢Renewable Energy World Europe

RUSSIAN ENERGY MINISTRY SEMINARRUSSIA – PROSPECTS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE POWER INDUSTRYTuesday 4 June, 14:00 – 17:30 Strauss 2-3, First Floor, Congress Center, Messe Wien Host: Ministry of Energy of Russian Federation Open to all attendees

14:00 – 15:30

Russia – Prospects and Investment Potential For The Future Development of Smart Energy

Key discussion issues:• Smart grids – platform of Russian innovative economy • The prospect of UES Russia • Implementation and development of the state policy in the field of energy saving and energy efficiency • The relevance of global changes in energy. • Financing of energy efficiency projects: new challenges and new tools

15:30 – 16:00 - Delegate Coffee Break

16:00 – 17:30

European Experience of The Transition From Conventional Sources to Renewable Energy. State Regional Support Programs For Small Business Development In The Energy Sector

Key discussion issues:• European legislative model of transition to renewable energy • European financial model of transition to renewable energy • State policy and legislation in the field of renewable energy: International Experience and Russian Reality • Experience of international banks in financing of projects and programs in renewable energy sector • Financial tools for energy efficiency projects implementation in Russia. • Experience of state-private partnership

Please note: The conference programme is subject to change. Please visit the conference page on www.powergeneurope.com for future updates

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