3 5 June 2014 I Koelnmesse I Cologne I Germany. preliminary event guide

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1 3 5 June 2014 I Koelnmesse I Cologne I NAVIGATING THE POWER TRANSITION preliminary event guide Owned and Produced by: Gold Sponsor: Presented by: Supported by: Co-located with:

2 Sponsors and Supporters PennWell extends its thanks to the following organizations who have lent their generous support to POWER-GEN Europe. Presented by: Co-located with: Gold Sponsor: Official Airline Network: Badge Sponsor: Today Newspaper Sponsor: Captive Audience Sponsor: You Are Here Boards Sponsor: Keynote & Plenary Gobo Sponsor: Wine Tasting Sponsor: Supported by: Media Partners: Digital Media Partner: Official Research Partner: Media Supporters:

3 Contents Register Now 1 Contents / Register Now 2 Invitation to POWER-GEN Europe 3 Invitation from VDMA 4 Schedule of Events 5 Keynote / Plenary 6-7 POWER-GEN Europe Conference Grid 8 Renewable Energy World Conference Grid 9 Closing Reception and Best Paper Awards POWER-GEN Europe Conference Programme Advisory Board Interactive Floor Plan Information 30 Focus on Decentralized Energy in Europe 31 Exhibitor committee Exhibit at POWER-GEN Europe 34 Contacts 35 Technical Tour 36 Press Office & Social Media 37 Hotels / Flights 38 Utility Partner Programme 39 Diplomatic Quarter & Wine Tasting 40 Maps and Directions Registration forms REGISTER NOW FOR POWER-GEN EUROPE Early Bird Discounts Register as a Conference Delegate before or on 16 May 2014 and take advantage of discounted early bird delegate rates. Exhibition Entry Entrance to the exhibition only will be subject to a charge of 40 Register Online On-line registration via the POWER-GEN Europe website is a straightforward and simple process. Just log-on to select the REGISTER tab and then click on the online registration link. Registration Form Simply complete the form on the back of this document and fax it to: Alternatively please mail your completed form to us at: PennWell/ POWER-GEN Europe 2014, PO Box , Dallas, TX United States or to registration@pennwell.com Please note: If you would prefer to register online for co-located Renewable Energy World Europe instead, you can do so by logging onto Registering for either of the events gives you access to both. Attendee Badge Policy All registered attendees will be issued an Attendee Badge and badge holder, as well as the appropriate event tickets and electronic business card. Please wear your badge at all times when attending official POWER-GEN Europe 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. 1

4 invitation to POWER-GEN Europe Dear Colleagues, It gives me great pleasure to write this forward to the POWER-GEN Europe 2014 preliminary event guide and in doing so, extend a warm invitation to you to join us in Cologne this June for this important annual power industry gathering. Last year POWER-GEN Europe staged successfully in Vienna and as a result attracted many industry professionals from central and eastern Europe, adding to the rich diversity of attendees to the show. This year we are back on more familiar territory in Cologne,, where once again, we are fully expecting attendees from over 100 different countries from around the world. Nigel Blackaby Conference Director, POWER-GEN Europe This is the fifth occasion that POWER-GEN Europe has been held in Cologne. With undergoing such a radical change in the structure of its electricity sector, and the potential implications for the rest of Europe, it feels like we are ideally located to engage in this crucial debate. Aside from being at the centre of trade and commerce for the region for over 200 years, Cologne has a charm and warmth that will ensure that your visit to this historic city a real pleasure. The first week in June will see Cologne hosting both POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe and bringing together the largest collection of power engineering technology and solutions providers gathered in Europe. The exhibition will feature plant and equipment serving the entire spectrum of generation from wind, solar and biomass through to coal, gas and nuclear technology. The theme of this year s event of Navigating the Power Transition, reflects the challenge that this unprecedented era of change within the power sector is presenting our industry. Market fundamentals, upon which the electricity sector has relied, are changing or in flux and the uncertainly that this has created, is proving to be a significant obstacle to new investment as well as undermining the health of incumbent power suppliers. Meanwhile, European economies are starting to emerge from their moribund state; the imperative to decarbonize the power sector remains strong and customers are increasingly reacting to the impact of higher power prices. If ever there was need for the industry to collaborate and exchange views about how best to adapt to these new market conditions and to develop an influential voice in the debate, it is now. Whether you are in the forefront of the renewable energy industry or operating an aged coal fired power plant, there is a mutuality of interest as to just how a sensible and viable integration takes place, allowing for a power system that can respond in a smart way to increasing fluctuation and volatility. As a result, both the strategic aspects and the technology solutions of integration, feature high on the joint conference programmes in Cologne. Whether your focus is on the European market or on business opportunities further afield, POWER-GEN Europe will bring you face-to-face with those with the ideas, solutions and technologies to help you develop your business. This Preliminary Event Guide contains the POWER-GEN Europe conference programme along with the at a glance conference grids for both POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe. All sessions are open to registered delegates for both events. Any additions or amendments to the programme will be reflected on the respective event websites: You will also find details of the many other features of the POWER-GEN Europe experience, such as the technical tour, Utility Partner Programme, and wine tasting; plus of course the extensive list of the exhibitors whose technologies and services you will encounter in Cologne. You can find out all the ways to register to attend POWER-GEN Europe either as a visitor or delegate on page 1 including details of the Early Bird discounts on offer. When change is happening, we have the choice to either watch from the side-lines or decide to get involved and influence the direction. Make your mark, by choosing to join us in Cologne for POWER-GEN Europe and help Navigate the Power Transition. We look forward to seeing you in Cologne. 2

5 invitation to power-gen europe Welcome to the technical-economic laboratory called Energiewende. VDMA, the association and platform for all power generation technologies in, is delighted to meet the POWER-GEN Europe community in June in Cologne is a decisive year for the transition of the European energy system. The economic crisis is still dominating most of the European economies, the gap in energy prices between Europe and other areas in the world is influencing industrial investments and Europe itself is preparing the next phase in energy and climate policy for the time beyond Renewable energy generation has become a success story. In many countries the kick-start for these sustainable technologies has been made. has reached now a share of 25% in electrical power and this example shows that the market instruments which have been designed twenty years ago are no longer appropriate. Thorsten Herdan, Managing Director, VDMA Power Systems Europe now needs new concepts for a real integration of all necessary technologies for a cost efficient, low carbon and sustainable energy infrastructure. Even if we are realistic enough to see that a full harmonisation of the energy markets and political instruments is unrealistic today, we as technology providers are calling for more instead of less integration. During the last years we have seen many national initiatives, each of them with a certain logic, but without a European perspective. This is not the way things will work successfully. As an example, national instruments trying to influence the carbon price have just exported power generation and emissions to neighbor countries. Economic factors - as most of these instruments are - are changing fast depending on national political priorities and therefore investment decisions for long-lasting goods such as power plants are nearly impossible. In consequence it is hard to invest in R&D for new technologies for these markets. June 2014 is a good point in time to understand the upcoming framework conditions. The European Commission will have published its ideas for energy and climate policy beyond 2020 as well as guidelines for state aid in the energy market will be available. The new German government has promised to come up with the concept for new renewable energy legislation and this will provide a perspective for the entire energy market. Let s come together in Cologne, let us utilities, investors, political decision makers and technology providers - discuss the technologies and solutions needed in this next phase. We look forward to seeing you in June. The VDMA represents over 3,100 mainly small/medium size member companies in the engineering industry, making it one of the largest and most important industrial associations in Europe. Mechanical engineering is a key technology and a powerful engine driving the economy. Accounting for sales of 207 billion (2012) and employees (October 2012), mechanical engineering is one of the largest industrial sectors and employers in. The products and services of the engineering industry are highly regarded worldwide. Roughly two thirds of German production is exported. The VDMA covers the entire process chain - everything from components and plant manufacturers, system suppliers and system integrators through to service providers. We reflect the varied customer-supplier relations all along the value adding chain, permitting both industry-specific and intra-industry cooperation. 3

6 Schedule of Events Sunday 1st June 2014 Registration open 14:00-18:00 North Entrance Monday 2nd June 2014 Registration Open Technical Tours 08:00 17:00 North Entrance 09:00 17:00 Meeting Point: north Entrance Tuesday 3rd June 2014 Registration Open 08:00 18:00 North Entrance Joint Opening Keynote Session 09:30 11:00 Konrad Adenauer Saal, Congress Centre North Exhibition Floor Open 11:00 18:00 Halls 6 & 7 Delegate Lunch 12:30 14:00 Delegate Restaurant, Hall 6 Conference Sessions 1 Delegate Coffee Break Conference Sessions 2 Opening Reception Thursday 5th June 2014 Registration Open 14:00 15:30 Congress Center North 15:30 16:00 Congress Center North 16:00 17:30 Congress Center North 17:00 18:30 Exhibition Floor 08:00 16:00 North Entrance Exhibition Floor Open 09:00 16:00 Halls 6 & 7 Conference Sessions 6 Delegate Coffee Break Conference Sessions 7 09:00 10:30 Congress Center North 10:30 11:00 Congress Center North 11:00 12:30 Congress Center North Delegate Lunch 12:30 14:00 Delegate Restaurant, Hall 6 Best Paper Awards & Closing Reception 15:00 16:00 Exhibition Floor Wednesday 4th June 2014 Registration Open 08:00 18:00 North Entrance Exhibition Floor Open 09:00 18:00 Halls 6 & 7 Conference Sessions 3 Delegate Coffee Break Conference Sessions 4 09:00 10:30 Congress Center North 10:30 11:00 Congress Center North 11:00 12:30 Congress Center North Delegate Lunch 12:30 14:00 Delegate Restaurant, Hall 6 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion 14:00 15:30 Konrad Adenauer Saal, Congress Centre North Delegate Coffee Break Conference Sessions 5 15:30 16:00 Congress Center North 16:00 17:30 Congress Center North 4

7 Joint Opening Keynote Session Tuesday 3 June - 09:30 11:00 - Room: Konrad-Adenaeur-Saal, Congress Centre, Ground Floor Session is open to all registered attendees Start 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 Speakers: *Sigmar Gabriel, Federal Minister of Economic Affairs and Energy, Mr. Matthias Hartung, Chief Executive Officer, RWE Generation SE & RWE Power AG, Dipl. Vesa Riihimaki, President, Power Plants & Executive Vice President, Wärtsilä Corporation, Finland Joint Plenary Panel Discussion Wednesday 4 June - 14:00-15:30 - Room: Konrad-Adenaeur-Saal, Congress Centre, Ground Floor Session is open to all registered delegates Navigating the Power Transition This year s panel topic develops the overall joint theme of the events, Navigating the Power Transition. The panel will take as its starting point the fact that the energy mix in Europe has changed significantly and is fully expected to edge increasingly towards renewables. The panel will be asked to expound their views on how the industry should adapt, what national and European governments can do to smooth the transition, what technologies will be needed to cope with the change and what shape the industry will take as a result of the re-alignments taking place. Is the transition creating a crisis in the industry that will see some incumbents fail or an opportunity for a re-positioning that will produce new business opportunities? Moderator: Karel Beckman, Editor-in-Chief, Energy Post, Netherlands Panelists: Mr. Thorsten Herdan, Managing Director, VDMA, Dr. Roland Fischer, Chief Executive Officer, Fossil Power Generation Division, Siemans AG, Prof. Emmanouil Kakaras, President, European Power Plant Suppliers Association (EPPSA), Belgium Mr. John Easton, Vice President of International Program, Edison Electric Institute (EEI), United States Mr. Jim Lightfoot, Chief Operating Officer, Gas- CCGT, E.ON Generation GmbH, *Invited/to be confirmed 5

8 POWER-gen europe Conference Grid POWER-GEN Europe 2014 Day 1 - Tuesday 3 June 09:30-11:00 Joint Opening Keynote Session (Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal) 12:30-14:00 Delegate Lunch Tuesday 3 June Session 1 14:00-15:30 Track 1: Strategy for a Changing Power Sector Rheinsaal 3 Track 2: Low to Zero Co 2 Emissions Rheinsaal 5 Track 3: Gas Fired Generation Konrad Adenauer Saal The Big Picture: Panel Discussion Low to Zero CO 2 Emission - Overview Large Gas Turbines Technology I 12:30-14:00 Delegate Lunch Session 2 16:00-17:30 Strategies for Stadwerke & Utilities Combined Heat & Power Large Gas Turbines Technology II 17:00-18:30 OPENING RECEPTION Day 2 - Wednesday 4 June Session 3 09:00-10:30 Investing in Existing & New Assets - Strategic Options Post Combustion CO 2 Capture - Pilot Plant Results Combined Cycle and CHP Operationality Flexibility Delegate Coffee Break Wednesday 4 June Session 4 11:00-12:30 Finance & Risk Oxyfuel Technology Delegate Lunch Combined Cycle and CHP Operationality Flexibility II 14:00-15:30 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Navigating the Power Transition (Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal) 15:30-16:00 Delegate Coffee Break Session 5 16:00-17:30 Decentralised Generation & System Integration Technologies for CCS Cost Mitigation Operational Excellence Day 3 - Thursday 5 June Session 6 09:00-10:30 Market Design for the Furture Biomass in the Energy System Steam Generation and Auxiliaries Thursday 5 June 10:30-11:00 Delegate Coffee Break Session 7 11:00-12:30 Policy, Regulations & Capacity Mechanisms POWER-GEN Europe & Renewable Energy World Europe Joint Summary Session 12:30-14:00 Delegate Lunch Smaller Gas Turbines and Gas Engines 15:00-16:00 CLOSING RECEPTION & BEST PAPER AWARDS For more information on the POWER-GEN Europe Conference Programme, please visit 6

9 POWER-gen europe Conference Grid POWER-GEN Europe 2014 Day 1 - Tuesday 3 June Joint Opening Keynote Session (Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal) Delegate Lunch Track 4: Advanced & Flexible Steam Plants Rheinsaal 6 Track 5: Generators, Monitoring and Automation Rheinsaal 1 Track 6: Optimizing Existing Plants Room D Track: Solutions for Integration Rheinsaal 4 NOx Reduction Generator Failure Modes: Strategies and Options for Prevention, Retrofit and Return to Service Maintenance Tools The Challenge of Integrating Renewables Delegate Lunch Flue Gas Desulphurization & Mercury Control Generator Monitoring Operation & Maintenance Improvements Technologies Delivering System Stability OPENING RECEPTION Day 2 - Wednesday 4 June Advanced Fluidized Bed Technology Simulation & Optimization Environmental Improvements A Responsive Grid Delegate Coffee Break Large PC/CFB USC Steam Generators Optimization Flexibility Improvements I Smart Market/Meters Delegate Lunch Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Navigating the Power Transition (Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal) Delegate Coffee Break Large Power Station Flexibility Effective Operations Flexibility Improvements II Dynamic Power Technologies Day 3 - Thursday 5 June Advanced Material Instrumentation & Measurement Efficiency Improvements Energy Storage Delegate Coffee Break Biomass & Secondary Fuels Controls Life Extension POWER-GEN Europe & Renewable Energy World Europe Joint Summary Session (Room: Rheinsaal 5) Delegate Lunch CLOSING RECEPTION & BEST PAPER AWARDS 7

10 Renewable energy world Europe Conference Grid Renewable Energy World Europe 2014 Day 1 - Tuesday 3 June 09:30-11:00 Joint Opening Keynote Session - (Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal) 12:30-14:00 Delegate Lunch Tuesday 3 June TRACK: Session 1 14:00-15:30 Renewable Energy Technology Rheinsaal 2 Challenges & Opportunities for Offshore Wind Solutions for Integration Rheinsaal 4 The Challenge of Integrating Renewables 15:30-16:00 Delegate Coffee Break Strategy for a Changing Power Sector Rheinsaal 3 The Big Picture: Panel Discussion Session 2 16:00-17:30 Leading Marine Developments Technologies Delivering System Stability Strategies for Stadwerke & Utilities 17:00-18:30 Opening Reception Day 2 - Wednesday 4 June Session 3 09:00-10:30 Challenges & Opportunities for Onshore Wind A Responsive Grid Investing in Existing & New Assets - Strategic Options Wednesday 4 June 10:30-11:00 Delegate Coffee Break Session 4 11:00-12:30 The Hydro Opportunities Smart Markets/Meters Finance & Risk 12:30-14:00 Delegate Lunch 14:00-15:30 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Navigating the Power Transition - (Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal) 15:30-16:00 Delegate Coffee Break Session 5 16:00-17:30 Europe s Solar Energy Future Dynamic Power Technologies Decentralised Generation & System Integration Day 3 - Thursday 5 June Session 6 09:00-10:30 Biomass & Waste Energy Storage Market Design for the Furture 10:30-11:00 Delegate Coffee Break Thursday 5 June Session 7 11:00-12:30 Operation & Control of Renewable Technologies POWER-GEN Europe & Renewable Energy World Europe Joint Summary Session (Room: Rheinsaal 5) 12:30-14:00 Delegate Lunch Policy, Regulations & Capacity Mechanisms 15:00-16:0 Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards For more information on Renewable Energy World Europe Conference Programme, please visit 8

11 BEST PAPER AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONY Thursday 5 June 15:00 16:00 The ever popular 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. Win an Apple ipad All delegates 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. The presentation of the conference Best Paper Awards, delegate questionnaire prize draw for an Apple ipad and closing reception for all participants of POWER-GEN Europe and its sister event Renewable Energy World Europe will begin at 15:00 on Thursday 5 June. BEST PAPER AWARDS 9

12 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme Tuesday 3 June Joint Opening Keynote Session Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal, Ground Floor 09:30 11:00 Session is open to all registered attendees Chair: Nigel Blackaby, Director of Conferences, PennWell International Power Group, United Kingdom *Sigmar Gabriel, Federal Minister of Economic Affairs and Energy, Matthias Hartung, Chief Executive Officer, RWE Generation SE & RWE Power AG, Vesa Riihimaki, President, Power Plants & Executive Vice President, Wärtsilä Corporation, Finland Track 1: Strategy for a Changing Power Sector Session 1: The Big Picture: Panel Discussion Room: Rheinsaal 3, Second Floor 14:00 15:30 This session will address the major influences and global developments that will determine the power generation landscape in the next decades. Chair: Ulla Pettersson, Director, e for energy Management Consulting, Sweden Co-Chair: Anne Marie Hey, Managing Director, Dutch Gas Turbine Association VGT, Netherlands Subsidies, Regulation and Nationalisation: New Strategies for Power Generators? Martin Giesen, Chief Executive Officer, Advanced Power, United Kingdom German Energiewende - A Blueprint for Future European Energy Landscape? Oliver Klitzke, Business Leader Power & Water, GE GmbH, Track 2: Low to Zero Co 2 Emissions Session 1: Low to Zero CO 2 Emission - Overview Room: Rheinsaal 5, Second Floor 14:00 15:30 Growth in economy - low CO 2 - what patch to choose. Chair: Bernt Frydenberg, Advisor CDM Strategy, Mercapto Consult, Denmark Co-Chair: Philippe Delage, Vice President Strategic Yield Improvement, Alstom Power, Switzerland De-Carbonizing the Energy System for Growth Michael Molitor, Visiting Professor, SciencesPo, France Advances in CO 2 Capture Technologies in Coal Fired Power and Hydrogen Plants John Davison, Project Manager, IEAGHG, United Kingdom Noemi Ferrari, Process Engineer, Foster Wheeler, Italy Luca Mancuso, Process Manager, Foster Wheeler, Italy A Past, Present and Future View of the UK Nuclear Power Industry Aujas Mistry, New Build Senior Project Engineer, Nuvia Ltd, United Kingdom Track 3: Gas Fired Generation Session 1: Large Gas Turbine Technology I Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal, Ground Floor 14:00 15:30 Market driven needs and solutions for gas turbines presented by operators and OEM s. Chair: Eldred Clark, Engineering Manager, ACE European Group, United Kingdom Co-Chair: Enrique Sanchez, Director of Operations for Spain and Portugal, Nooter/Eriksen Ltd., Spain Opening Remarks David Potter, VP Asset Strategy & Governance, Head of Innovation, E.ON Global CCGT Fleet, United Kingdom Gereon Thomas, Head of Engineering, RWE Technology GmbH, Mitsubishi Large Frame Gas Turbine Fleet Update Carlos Koeneke, Vice President, Project Engineering, Mitsubishi Power System Americas, Inc., United States Toshishige Ai, Gas Turbine Design Engineeer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan Takashi Kishine, Manager, MHI, Japan Susumu Wakazono, Gas Turbine Design Engineer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan FlexEfficiency*50 Gas Turbine Validation Milestones Marcus Scholz, Large 50Hz GT/CC Commercial Director, GE Power & Water, Spain Updates on Latest GT26 Upgrade Frank Hummel, Program Manager, Alstom (Switzerland) Ltd., Switzerland Ralf Jakoby, Project Manager R&D, Alstom, Switzerland Arno Stein, Head of Product Promotion, Alstom Thermal Power Gas, Switzerland Track 4: Advanced & Flexible Steam Plants Session 1: NOx Reduction Room: Rheinsaal 6, Second Floor 14:00 15:30 New developments in NOx reduction applying the SNCR process. Chair: Helmut A Weiler, Independent Consultant, Association of Independent Engineers GmbH, Co-Chair: Eberhard Schreiber, Senior Consultant, AIE, Most Recent Operational Experiences with SNCR Applications for Coal- Fired Boilers Wolfgang Schüttenhelm, Managing Director, ERC Technik GmbH, Karlheinz Huber, Sales and Technology Director, Emissions-Reduzierungs- Concepte GmbH, Zoltan Teuber, Sales Manager, Emissions-Reduzierungs-Concepte GmbH, *Invited/to be confirmed 10

13 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme NOx Control in Large Scaled Thermal Power Plants with a Combination of Advanced Combustion Optimization with Online Three Dimensional Temperature Analysis and Self-Tuning SNCR Alexander C. Hanf, Executive Director, Sales, STEAG Powitec GmbH, Next Generation of SNCR Technologies Recent Developments and Improvements for Power Boilers Bernd von der Heide, Managing Director, Mehldau & Steinfath Umwelttechnik GmbH, Track 5: Generators, Monitoring and Automation Session 1: Generator Failure Modes: Strategies and Options for Prevention, Retrofit and Return to Service Room: Rheinsaal 1, Second Floor 14:00 15:30 This session provides discussions specific to failure modes in generator rotors related to motoring and speed cycling operation, changes in EU safety directives for the operation and maintenance of hydrogen-cooled generators and the prevention of stator core failures. Chair: Jane Hutt, Webmaster, International Generator Technical Community, United States Co-Chair: Sjirk van der Goot, Marketing & Communications Director, VBR Turbine Partners, Netherlands When does a Generator Rotor become Unrepairable and Ultimately Scrap? New Advances in Repair Techniques and Stress Analysis could extend the Feasibility of a Repair Further than Traditionally thought Wojciech Betlej, Lead Turbo-Alternator Engineer, Quartzelec Ltd, United Kingdom Dominic Buse, President - Quartzelec UK (Engineering), Quartzelec Ltd, United Kingdom Tony Croucher, Senior Design Engineer, Quartzelec Ltd, Malaysia Bernhard Fruth, Chief Executive Officer, Maser Quartzelec Services Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Speed Cycling and Premature Failure of Generator Components Bill Moore, Director, Technical Services, National Electric Coil (NEC), United States Implementation of Harmonized EU Directives for Improved Safety - For Instance on Hydrogen-Cooled Turbo Generators Jörg Huemer, Generator Auxiliaries R&D Manager, Siemens AG, Uwe Eickelbeck, Generator Auxiliaries Manager, Siemens AG, Viktor Popov, Functional Safety Engineer, Siemens AG, Basic Principle Using New Technology Applied to Electric Generators Marius Cloutier, President, VibroSystM, Canada Track 6: Optimizing Existing Plants Session 1: Maintenance Tools Room: Room D, Second Floor 14:00 15:30 Tools for a more effective and faster maintenance. Chair: Pier Guiseppe Bottini, New Build Development Manager, Enipower S.p.A., Italy Co-Chair: Claudio Ravera, Head of Plants, Automation and Controls, Ansaldo Energia S.p.A., Italy Data Evaluation to Detect Faults and Problems in Power Plant Operation Harald Spliessgardt, Sales Manager, STEAG Energy Services GmbH, Urs Steinmetz, Product Manager, STEAG Energy Services GmbH, Steam Turbine Last-Stage Blade Root Non-Destructive Testing Inspections Practical Experience Paul McKay, Lead Engineer, Inspection Mangement, RWE Generation, United Kingdom Chris Ward, Lead Engineer, Inspection Management, RWE Generation, United Kingdom Rotor Unstacking Optimization Through Run-Out Measurement Enrico Pignone, R&D Program Manager, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Marco Bevegni, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Alessandro Rava, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Track: solutions for integration Session 1: The Challenge of Integrating Renewables Room: Rheinsaal 4, Second Floor 14:00 16:30 This session looks at the challenges of integrating renewables into the system exploring the issues and challenges ensuring the delivery of reliable power Chair: Peter Ramm, Chief Operating Officer, Advanced Power AG, United Kingdom Co-Chair: James Cronin, Principal Consultant, Cronin Energy Consulting, Ireland Integrating Very High Levels of Wind Penetration in Ireland Andrew Cooke, Director of Operations, Eirgrid, Ireland Power Supply Challenges - An Overview Jacob Klimstra, Energy & Engine Consultant, Jacob Klimstra Consultancy, Netherlands Invited Speaker: Representative from Tennet 15:30 16:00 Delegate Coffee Break *Invited/to be confirmed 11

14 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme Track 1: Strategy for a Changing Power Sector Session 2: Strategies for Stadwerke & Utilities Room: Rheinsaal 3, Second Floor 16:00 17:30 This session will focus on the boundary conditions for decisions that utilities and decentralized power generators will be facing. Chair: Wolfgang Benesch, Director Energy Technologies, STEAG Energy Services GmbH, Co-Chair: Ulla Pettersson, Director, e for energy Management Consulting, Sweden Flexibilization of Power Plants for Municipalities and Industrial Clients Frank Schumacher, Regional Manager, North, Hitachi Power Europe Service GmbH, New Earning Models for Conventional Generation Assets in Future Energy Systems Ronald Meijer, Service Line Principal Market & Regulations, DNV GL, Netherlands Renewable Energy Projects - There is no Need to Reinvent the Wheel Dirk Neumann, Head of Studies & Renewables, STEAG Energy Services GmbH, Christian Fricke, Project Engineer, STEAG Energy Services, GmbH, Preparing the Utilities for the Uncertainties in the Electricity Markets Kenneth Engblom, Director, Marketing, Wartsila, Finland Track 2: Low to Zero Co 2 Emissions Session 2: Combined Heat & Power Room: Rheinsaal 5, Second Floor 16:00 17:30 Optimized & flexible use of CHP. Chair: Christoph Blessing, Senior Engineer, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, Co-Chair: Matthias Zelinger, Secretary General, EUTurbines, Incentives for Gas-Based Cogeneration in Coal-Intensive Countries Adam Rajewski, Sales Manager, Wärtsilä Polska Sp. z o.o., Poland Maciej Skwara, Wärtsilä Polska Sp. z o.o., Poland CHP-Power Plant Optimization by Integration of a Great Heat Storage Tank in a District Heat System Matthias Meierer, Head Unit Operations, GKM AG, Renewable Heating Oil Integrated to a CHP-Boiler Jouni Kinni, Sales Manager, Metso Power Oy, Finland Track 3: Gas Fired Generation Session 2: Large Gas Turbine Technology II Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal, Ground Floor 16:00 17:30 Large Gas Turbine Technology I continued Chair: Eldred Clark, Engineering Manager, ACE European Group, United Kingdom Co-Chair: Enrique Sanchez, Director of Operations for Spain and Portugal, Nooter/Eriksen Ltd., Spain Update on the SGT5-8000H and its Advantages for the European Power Market Armin Staedtler, 8000H Product Manager, Siemens AG, Kais Sfar, Head of Energy Solutions CCPP New Technologies, Siemens AG, Energy Solutions, AE94.2 EVO 2 Turbine Redesign for Higher Performance and Durability, Available as an Easy Upgrade Paolo Traverso, R&D Project Manager, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Massimiliano Maritano, Supply Chain Manager, Ansaldo Energia SpA, Italy Domenico Tripepi, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia SpA, Italy Gas Turbine Short and Long Term Operation and Failure Mechanism Carlos Koeneke, Vice President, Project Engineering, Mitsubishi Power System Americas, Inc., United States Balaji Jayaraj, Metallurgist, Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas, United States Jon Sharpe, Risk Consultant, Risk Control Consultant, Japan Yasuoki Tomita, Group Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan Track 4: Advanced & Flexible Steam Plants Session 2: Flue Gas Desulphurization & Mercury Control Room: Rheinsaal 6, Second Floor 16:00 17:30 Technology developments & operational experiences. Chair: Bernd von der Heide, Managing Director, Mehldau & Steinfath Umwelttechnik GmbH, Co-Chair: Piotr Karas, Marketing Director, RAFAKO S.A., Poland European Tray Technology to Increase FGD Efficiency for Broader Coal Quality Ranges Stefan Binkowski, Dep Manger for Flue Gas Cleaning, Steinmüller Engineering GmbH, Uwe Paul Schadow, Mechanical Engineer, Operations Manager, Steinmueller Engineering GmbH, Improving Capacity and Efficiency of FGD Absorbers at Power Units No 5 and 6 at PGE Belchatów Power Plant, Poland Jerzy Mazurek, Manager of Environment Protection Design Office, Rafako S.A., Poland Jacek Jurkowski, R&D Senior Specialist, PGE GiEK S.A. Belchatow Power Plant, Poland Robert Młynarski, Senior Engineer for Energy Production, PGE GiEK S.A. Belchatow Power Plant, Poland *Invited/to be confirmed 12

15 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme Combustion Additives for Control of Phosphorus Effects and Achieving Mercury Reduction Mandar Gadgil, AQCS Engineer, The Babcock & Wilcox Company, United States Gregory Bielawski, Manager, Environmental Aftermarket, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group, United States Melanie Schmeida, Manager, Environmental Project Development, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group, United States Recent Developments in Flue Gas Desulphurization (FGD) Applied to Power Plants and Coal Fired Industrial Boilers Christian Bessy, Sales & Marketing Director, LAB SA, France Track 5: Generators, Monitoring and Automation Session 2: Generator Monitoring Room: Rheinsaal 1, Second Floor 16:00 17:30 Protecting and monitoring electrical generators in order to increase availability and reliability of the whole power plant. Chair: Enzo Tortello, Independent Consultant, Italy Co-Chair: Jane Hutt, Webmaster, International Generator Technical Community, United States Issues Associated with Resonance and Vibration in Generator Endwindings. Reviewing Test and Repair Techniques, Traditional Monitoring and a Move to Monitoring Using Wireless Sensor Technologies Bernhard Fruth, Chief Executive Officer, Maser Quartzelec Services Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Wojciech Betlej, Lead Turbo-Alternator Engineer, Quartzelec Ltd, United Kingdom Nicolas Junod, Development Engineer, Quartzteq, Switzerland Herbert Looser, Professor of Physics, University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland, Switzerland Online Monitoring - Early Detection and Diagnosis of Initiating Damages in Turbo Generators Frank Ewert, Advisory Expert, Siemens AG, Martin Biesemann, Engineer Generator Testing, Siemens AG, Challenges of the ENTSO-E Network Code for Excitation Systems Ralf Bachmann Schiavo, System Engineer, ABB Switzerland Ltd., Switzerland Matthias Bächle, System Development Engineer, ABB Switzerland Ltd., Switzerland David Stutz, System Development Engineer, ABB Switzerland Ltd., Switzerland Valerijs Knazkins, Head of Excitation Technology, ABB Switzerland Ltd., Switzerland Combining Protection and Wireless Condition Monitoring for a Reliable and Economical Distributed Electrical Energy Production Bernd Bauer, Manager Services, SKF, Track 6: Optimizing Existing Plants Session 2: Operation & Maintenance Improvements Room: Room D, Second Floor 16:00 17:30 Improved O&M concepts for reliable plant operation. Chair: Andreas Feldmueller, Head of Integrated Plant Solutions, Siemens AG, Co-Chair: Enrico Malusardi, Senior Consultant, EDISON SpA, Italy The Process of Condition and Risk Based Monitoring of Power Plant Components Stephen Spohr, Project Engineer Power Plant Technology, TÜV Rheinland Industrie Service GmbH, Rolf Schlösser, Head of Business Field Power Plant Technology, TÜV Rheinland Industrie Service GmbH, Next Generation Remote Maintenance: From Online Diagnostics, Monitoring and Troubleshooting to 24/7 Remote Gas Turbine Optimization Sjirk van der Goot, Marketing & Communications Director, VBR Turbine Partners, Netherlands Managing Reliability and Efficiency as Strategic Processes for the Power Plant. A Success Proven Approach in Central Termoeléctrica Genelba, Petrobras Argentina Jorge Vugdelija, Plant Manager, Genelba Power Plant, Petrobras, Argentina Julio Aguirre, Genelba Processes Manager, Petrobras, Argentina track: solutions for integration Session 2: Technologies Delivering System Stability Room: Rheinsaal 4, Second Floor 16:00 17:30 The more popular renewable technologies deliver intermittent generation and the challenge for system operators is to integrate renewables into a market that requires a stable, reliable and continuous supply of electricity at all times. This session reviews the technology available for delivering system stability where there is a significant presence of renewable capacity Chair: John Horner, Director, E for Energy UK, United Kingdom Co-Chair: Giorgio Dodero, Chairman, IPG Industrial Project Group Srl, Italy Integrating Energy Storage Systems into Electricity Transmission & Distribution Networks: Comparing the Technologies & the Italian Case Giorgio Dodero, Chairman, IPG Industrial Project Group Srl, Italy Virtual Power Plants for Smart Markets Rüdiger Franke, Head Optimization Technology, ABB AG, Co-author Alexander Frick, Head of Process Optimization, ABB AG, Invited Speaker Anotonio Lucio-Villegas Ramos, Director, Brussels Office, Red Electrica, Spain 17:00 18:30 Opening Reception *Invited/to be confirmed 13

16 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme Wednesday 4 June Track 1: Strategy for a Changing Power Sector Session 3: Investing in Existing & New Assets - Strategic Options Room: Rheinsaal 3, Second Floor 09:00 10:30 The power industry faces challenges to necessary investment both for new and existing, conventional and renewable projects. This session will explore strategies for making the most of existing assets and bringing forward investment in new projects. Chair: Eric Adams, Client Engagement and Work Winning Director, Parsons Brinckerhoff, United Kingdom Co-Chair: Wolfgang Benesch, Director Energy Technologies, STEAG Energy Services GmbH, Investing in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Emerging Europe and Central Asia. Mapping the Market for Commercial Investments Patrick Avato, Lead, Climate Business, Europe and Central Asia, IFC (World Bank Group), Turkey How to Optimize the Performance of Power Generation Assets: A Portfolio Risk Management Approach Dale Probasco, Managing Director, Navigant Consulting Inc, United States Risks and Barriers to Investment in the UK Renewable Energy Sector Christopher Northwood, DE Lead - Pricing & Digital Engineering, Laing O Rourke, United Kingdom Azad Camyab, Chief Exexcutive Officer, Stor Generation Limited, United Kingdom Shifting the Paradigm: From go/no go to Flexible Investment Decisions Emiel van Zwet, Investment Consultant, Royal HaskoningDHV, Netherlands Track 2: Low to Zero Co 2 Emissions Session 3: Post Combustion CO 2 Capture - Pilot Plant Results Room: Rheinsaal 5, Second Floor 09:00 10:30 Presentation of results from PCC pilot plants. Chair: Pascal Stijns, Power & Energy Marketing Europe, Honeywell, Belgium Co-Chair: David Fitzgerald, Plant Product Innovation Technical Lead, Doosan Power Systems, United Kingdom Field Tests of Carbon Dioxide Removal from Flue Gases using Polymer Membranes Ludwin Daal, Consultant, Project Manager, DNV KEMA, Netherlands Giuseppe Barbieri, CNR-ITM, Italy Linda Claassen, Parker Hannifin Manufacturing, Netherlands Kitty Nijmeijer, University of Twente, Netherlands Bernd Schallert, E.ON, Track 3: Gas Fired Generation Session 3: Combined Cycle and CHP Operationality Flexibility I Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal, Ground Floor 09:00 10:30 Project execution and plant design addressing market dynamics. Chair: Anne Bodart, Group Manager, Nuclear, Retrofits and Combined Cycles, Tractebel Engineering (GDF Suez), Belgium Co-Chair: Arthur Close, Sales Director, Black & Veatch Energy, United Kingdom RWE s and Turcas New 775 MW Combined Cycle Plant at Denizli (Turkey) Ralf Bielack, Project Manager, RWE, Arkin Akbay, Electric and Gas Group Director, Turcas, Turkey Proven CCPP Technology with the 8000H Class in Samsun, Turkey Martin Wilkening, Director GT Power Plant Solutions, Central Eastern, Siemens AG, Energy Sector, Development Steps of the New 110 MW Gas Turbine for Retrofit and Decentralized CHP-Plants Juergen Klebes, Head of Thermal Design Calculation, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, KA26 Combined Cycle and CHP Meeting the Requirements of the European Markets Arno Stein, Head of Product Promotion, Alstom Thermal Power Gas, Switzerland Christian Bohtz, Product Manager Gas Power Plant Applications, Alstom, Switzerland Matthias Hiddemann, Regional Product Manager, Alstom, Malaysia Alstom s Advanced Amine Process Status: Results of the Capture Demonstration Facility at EDF s Le Havre Power Plant Fabrice Chopin, Project Manager, EDF R&D, France First Results of the Pilot Testing of CO 2 Capture at the Wilhelmshaven Coal Fired Power Plant Peter Radgen, Head of E.ON Innovation Center, E.ON Technology & Innovation, Satish Reddy, Executive Director, Carbon Capture Technologies, Fluor Enterprises Inc., United States Helmut Rode, Program Manager Post Combustion Capture, E.ON New Build and Technology GmbH, *Invited/to be confirmed 14

17 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme Track 4: Advanced & Flexible Steam Plants Session 3: Advanced Fluidized Bed Technology Room: Rheinsaal 6, Second Floor 09:00 10:30 Operational experience of different fuels. Chair: Kari Niemelä, Vice President Sales, Western Europe, Foster Wheeler Energia OY, Finland Co-Chair: Ronald Meijer, Service Line Principal Market & Regulations, DNV GL Netherlands CFB Boiler Fired with Bio and Agromass with Innovative Combustion Chamber Design at Jaworzno Power Plant in Poland - Operational Experience Marek Pawlik, M Sc. Eng., Rafako S.A., Poland Chair: Speaker Riku Parkkonen, System Engineer, Foster Wheeler Energia Oy, Finland Initial Operating Experiences of 135 MWe Kladno CFB-Boiler Riku Parkkonen, System Engineer, Foster Wheeler Energia Oy, Finland Kalle Nuortimo, Market Analyst, Foster Wheeler, Finland Timo Jäntti, Director, Conceptual Engineering, Foster Wheeler, Finland Is Coal a Short Term Solution - CFB is a Safe Solution in Uncertain Energy Policy Situation Ari Kokko, Director CFB business, Metso Power, Finland Track 5: Generators, Monitoring and Automation Session 3: Simulation & Optimization Room: Rheinsaal 1, Second Floor 09:00 10:30 Simulation a key to design, test and field activities optimization Chair: Claudio Ravera, Head of Plants, Automation and Controls, Ansaldo Energia S.p.A., Italy Co-Chair: Juha-Pekka Jalkanen, Director, Plant Performance Solutions, Metso Automation Inc., Finland Safety Automated Control of a Power Plant during Seismic Event Fabio Piccardo, Member of Plant Automation Engineering, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Simulator Supported Engineering, Precommissioning and Training for Power Plants - Experiences and Perspectives Alexander Frick, Head of Process Optimization, ABB AG, Towards Efficiency Improvement of Multifuel Grate-Fired Boilers Pawel Domanski, APC Product Manager, Metso, Poland Coal Flow Optimization with B&W PGG s EvenFlow System Tim Fuller, Technology Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group, United States Joe Krajna, Performance Engineer, Lakeland Electric, United States Track 6: Optimizing Existing Plants Session 3: Environmental Improvement Room: Room D, Second Floor 09:00 10:30 Actions useful for reducing the impact on the environment. Chair: Enzo Tortello, Independent Consultant, Italy Co-Chair: Andreas Feldmueller, Head of Integrated Plant Solutions, Siemens AG, Improved FGD Operation Efficiency with Self-Tuning Predictive APC- Software Volker Stephan, STEAG Powitec GmbH, Alexander C. Hanf, Executive Director, Sales, STEAG Powitec GmbH, State-of-the-Art Upgrades to Existing Wet FGD Systems to Improve SO 2 Removal, Reduce Operating Costs and Improve Reliability Albert Moretti, Manager, Environmental Process Engineering, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group, Inc., United States Dual-Action CO/SCR Catalyst for Combined Cycle Turbine HRSG Francesco Castellino, Principle Research Engineer, PhD, Haldor Topsøe A/S, Denmark Track: solutions for integration Session 3: A Responsive Grid Room: Rheinsaal 4, Second Floor 09:00 10:30 The challenge providing a fail-save grid that is suited to manage the requirement of the future energy mix with renewables and conventional energy is as trend-setting as the development of the renewable technology itself. Connecting requirements, modeling systems and decentralized generation management are amongst others very important factors to be discussed in this session. Chair: Norbert Dahlmann, Senior Manager, E.ON Anlagenservice, Grid Connection Verification of Power Generation in a Modern Power System Environment Niklas Wägar, General Manager, Electrical & Automation, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland Mats Östman, Senior Development Manager,Electrical & Automation, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland Srinivasa Addala Raju, Senior Chief Project Engineer, Wärtsilä Finland, Finland Ilari Ristolainen, Development Manager, Electrical & Automation, Power Plant Technology, Wartsila Finland Oy, Finland Short-term Power Production Planning Under Uncertain Activation of Control Power Michael Burkhardt, Project Manager & Analyst, EnBW Trading GmbH, Smart Grids - Intelligent Management of Distribution Grids Dirk Riesenberg, Sales Director, Bilfinger Mauell GmbH, Co-author Daniel Bier, Sales Manager, Bilfinger Mauell GmbH, 10:30 11:00 Delegate Coffee Break *Invited/to be confirmed 15

18 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme Track 1: Strategy for a Changing Power Sector Session 4: Finance & Risk Room: Rheinsaal 3, Second Floor 11:00 12:30 This session will focus on the substantial challenges in financing traditional and new forms of power generation. Chair: Tim Vink, Director Regulatory Affairs, Honeywell, Belgium Co-Chair: Simon Hobday, Partner, Pinsent Masons, United Kingdom Looking Ahead to 2020: Balancing Risk and Finance in Renewable Energy Projects John Daly, Principal Lecturer, University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom Azad Camyab, Chief Exexcutive Officer, Stor Generation Limited, United Kingdom Liam OKeeffe, Director Project Finance, Credit Agricole, United Kingdom Bribery and Money Laundering Crimes: A Risk that Companies Operating in the Power Generation Sector Face and must Prevent Umberto Penco Salvi, Partner, Clifford Chance, Italy How do Regional Energy Funds Enable the Development of Renewable Energy? Michiel Nijboer, Account Manager, Energy Fund Overijssel, Royal Haskoning DHV, Netherlands Track 2: Low to Zero Co 2 Emissions Session 4: Oxyfuel Technology Room: Rheinsaal 5, Second Floor 11:00 12:30 Pilot plant results, ASU/CPU technology developments & techno-economic assessment. Chair: Francois Giger, Strategy Director, Thermal Generation & Engineering Direction, EDF, France Co-Chair: David Fitzgerald, Plant Product Innovation Technical Lead, Doosan Power Systems, United Kingdom Large Pilot Scale Testing of Oxy-CFB Technology at Ciuden ES.CO 2 Centre with Application to the Oxy-CFB-300 Compostilla Design Inaki Alvarez, Chief of Business Development Unit, CIUDEN, Spain Timo Eriksson, Senior. Technology Engineer, Foster Wheeler Energia Oy, Finland Francisco Muñoz, R&D Engineer, CIUDEN, Spain Kari Myöhänen, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland Timo Hyppänen, Professor, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland Andres Sanchez-Biezma, R&D Project Manager, Endesa Generacion, S.A., Spain Pablo Gutierrez Cerezales, Project Manager, Endesa Generacion, S.A., Spain Case Study of the Lignite-Fired Power Plant with CCS Olga Ubra, Employee for Science and Research - Expert, UJV Rez, a. s., Czech Republic Jana Vavrova, Employee for Science and Research, UJV Rez, a. s., Czech Republic Lukas Pilar, Chief Designer, UJV Rez, a.s., Czech Republic Monika Vitvarova, Assistant, CTU in Prague, Faculty of Mechanical Enginnering, Czech Republic Preparing for the Future with Oxycombustion Technology Paul Terrien, CO 2 Process and Solutions Development Manager, Air Liquide, France Mathieu Leclerc, CO 2 product process manager, Air Liquide, France Fred Lockwood, CO 2 industrialisation manager, Air Liquide, France Nicolas Perrin, Market Dvpt Director Clean Power and CO 2 solutions, Air Liquide, France Track 3: Gas Fired Generation Session 4: Combined Cycle and CHP Operationality Flexibility II Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal, Ground Floor 11:00 12:30 Combined Cycle and CHP Operationality Flexibility continued. Chair: Anne Bodart, Group Manager, Nuclear, Retrofits and Combined Cycles, Tractebel Engineering (GDF Suez), Belgium Co-Chair: Arthur Close, Sales Director, Black & Veatch Energy, United Kingdom GE FlexEfficiency and Standard Plant Meeting the Needs of the Market Steve Pock, Product Manager, GE Power & Water, United States Challenges Ahead for Modern CHPs in District Heating Applications Anders Ahnger, Sales Director, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland Veikko Kortela, General manager, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland Improving Combined Cycle Flexibility: Design and Operating Experience Alice Pesenti, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia SpA, Italy Luca Buzzoni, GT Senior Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Stefano Callegarin, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Federico Calzolari, Mechanical Engineer, Product Development, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Michele Moroni, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Paolo Pesce, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia SpA, Italy Siemens EconoFlex SGT-800 Lars-Ingvar Nilsson, Project Quality Manager, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery AB, Sweden Mats Bjoerkman, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery AB, Sweden Markus Jöcker, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery AB, Sweden Reserve Paper Vasilikos Power Station, Unit 5 CCPP Richard Wilhelm, Project Manager, Lahmeyer International, *Invited/to be confirmed 16

19 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme Track 4: Advanced & Flexible Steam Plants Session 4: Large PC/CFB USC Steam Generators Room: Rheinsaal 6, Second Floor 11:00 12:30 Present state of art and future development. Chair: Giampiero Valenti, Thermal Power Plant Engineer & Proposal Manager, Enel Engineering and Research, Italy Co-Chair: Philippe Delage, Vice President Strategic Yield Improvement, Alstom Power, Switzerland Introduction of Korean 1000 MW USC Boiler Hyukje Kim, General Manager, Doosan, Korea (South) Lünen State-of-the-Art 813 MW Coal-Fired USC Boiler with High Efficiency and Flexibility Yuta Satou, Mechanical Engineer, IHI Corporation, Japan Latest CFB Technology Development for Flexible Large Scale Utility Power Production Ari Kettunen, Manager, Process Simulations, Foster Wheeler Energia, Oy, Finland Kalle Nuortimo, Market Analyst, Foster Wheeler, Finland Timo Jäntti, Director, Conceptual Engineering, Foster Wheeler, Finland How to Utilize Low Grade Coals Below 1000kcal/kg? Christian Bergins, Research & Development, Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, Alfons Leisse, Manager, Hitachi Power Europe, Track 5: Generators, Monitoring and Automation Session 4: Optimization Room: Rheinsaal 1, Second Floor 11:00 12:30 Optimization possibilities through individual soot blowing and improved pump operation & control at district heating Chair: Juha-Pekka Jalkanen, Director, Plant Performance Solutions, Metso Automation Inc., Finland Co-Chair: Mike van der Jagt, Director Strategic Sales, Woodward Nederland BV, Netherlands Intelligent Heat Transfer Management Through Individual Sootblowing Optimization Jeremy Brown, Project and Applications Engineer, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group, United States New Method for Optimized Control of Parallel, Speed Controlled Centrifugal Pumps for District Heating Saves Electrical Energy Rüdiger Franke, Head Optimization Technology, ABB AG, Olaf Reismann, Senior expert engineer for process optimization, ABB AG, District Heat Network Control Optimization Juha-Pekka Jalkanen, Director, Plant Performance Solutions, Metso Automation Inc., Finland Jyri Kaivosoja, Specialist, Performance Services, Metso Automation, Finland Markku Muilu, Technical Manager, Fortum Power and Heat Oy, Finland Track 6: Optimizing Existing Plants Session 4: Flexibility Improvements I Room: Room D, Second Floor 11:00 12:30 Improving the flexibility of combined cycle plants. Chair: Graham Fagence, Business Development, Hitachi Power Europe, United Kingdom Co-Chair: Pier Guiseppe Bottini, New Build Development Manager, Enipower S.p.A., Italy Improving Flexibility of the Combined Cycle Power Plant Hamm Uentrop to Cover the Operational Profiles of the Future Martin Buschmeier, Managing Director, Trianel Gaskraftwerk Hamm GmbH & Co. KG, Andreas Feldmueller, Head of Integrated Plant Solutions, Siemens AG, Philipp Koehne, Project Marketing Manager, Siemens AG, Steam Turbine Operation for Flexible Combined Cycle Power Plants Carlo Bima, Head Steam Turbine Automation Engineering, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Sandro Zanier, Head of Steam Turbine Systems, Ansaldo Energia, Italy Air Cooled Condenser - A Quick Start-Up Dry Cooling System Richard Leitz, Director Air Cooled Condenser, Clyde Bergemann Termotec GmbH, Track: solutions for integration Session 4: Smart Markets/Meters Room: Rheinsaal 4, Second Floor 11:00 12:30 Chair: Antonio Ferreira Costa, Director, EDP Group - EDP Generation, Portugal Innovative Home Energy Behavioral Management Enabling Dynamic Pricing and Consumption Tracking without Investing in Expensive Smart Meters Amnon Samid, Chief Executive Officer, BitMint, Israel Development of Smart Grids in Influencing Factors, Market Drivers and Barriers Dirk Briese, Chief Executive Officer, trend:research GmbH, EVORA Smart City Luis Cunha, Head of Department for Metering Processors & Innovation, EDP Distribution, Portugal 12:30 14:00 Delegate Lunch Joint Plenary Panel Discussion Navigating the Power Transition Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal, Ground Floor 14:00 15:30 Open to all registered delegates This session will be available to watch on a webcast via the internet. Visit for more information. Moderator: Karel Beckman, Editor-in-Chief, Energy Post, Netherlands Mr. Thorston Herdan, Managing Director, VDMA, Dr. Roland Fischer, Chief Executive, Chief Executive Officer, Fossil Power Generation Division, Siemans AG, Prof. Emmanouil Kakaras, President, European Power Plant Suppliers Association, (EPPSA), Belgium Mr John Easton, Vice President of International Program, Edison Electric Institute (EEI), United States Mr. Jim Lightfoot, Chief Operating Officer, Gas-CCGT, E.ON Generation GmbH, *Invited/to be confirmed 17

20 POWER-gen europe Conference Programme 15:30 16:00 Delegate Coffee Break Track 1: Strategy for a Changing Power Sector Session 5: Decentralised Generation & System Integration Room: Rheinsaal 3, Second Floor 16:00 17:30 Chair: Frank Hoese, Head of Sales, Steam Power Plant Solutions, Siemens Energy, Co-Chair: Rüdiger König, Head of International Nuclear Development, RWE Technology GmbH, Ideas to Stabilise the Grid and Balance the Demand just in Time in View of the German Situation Wilhelm Kleffner, Independant Power Consulting, Wilhelm Kleffner Consulting, Optimal Balancing Products for Cross Border Trade in Power Systems with High Shares of Renewables Melle Kruisdijk, Market Development Director, Wärtsilä Corporation, Power Plants, Netherlands Mats Ostman, Senior Development Manager, Electrical & Automation, Power Plant Technology, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland Niklas Wagar, General Manager, Electrical & Automation, Power Plant Technology, Wärtsilä Finland Oy, Finland Can Hybrid Diesel Plants be Secure Investments? Jeremy Wiles, Smart Genertation Solutions - Solution Manager, Siemens AG, Joachim Bamberger, Head of Solution Development, Siemens AG, Florian Steinke, Research Scientist, Siemens AG, Installed Base and Flexibility: New Realities for the European Power Sector Philippe Paelinck, Vice President, Portfolio & Strategic Positioning, Alstom Power, France Track 2: Low to Zero CO 2 Emissions Session 5: Technologies for CCS Cost Mitigation Room: Rheinsaal 5, Second Floor 16:00 17:30 Business opportunities with CO 2 Chair: Peter Radgen, Head of E.ON Innovation Center, E.ON Technology & Innovation, Co-Chair: Francois Giger, Strategy Director, Thermal Generation & Engineering Direction, EDF, France Turning CO 2 into Renewable Fuels Power-to-Liquids as a New Option for Energy Conversion and Storage Sebastian Becker, Project Engineer, sunfire GmbH, Turning Waste Gases into Low Carbon Fuels and Chemicals Jennifer Holmgren, Chief Executive Officer, LanzaTech, United States Putting CO 2 to use: What Prospects for Carbon Capture and Utilization Deborah Mann, Director, European Gas & Power, IHS, United Kingdom Optimization and Integration of Two Post Combustion Capture Plants to Reduce CAPEX and OPEX Roland Birley, Project Manager, Siemens AG, Oliver Reimuth, Sales Manager, Siemens AG, Track 3: Gas Fired Generation Session 5: Operational Excellence Room: Konrad Adenauer Saal, Ground Floor 16:00 17:30 Operational excellence in the view of OEM technology and experience - combustion performance and flexibility. Chair: Carlos Koeneke, Vice President, Project Engineering, Mitsubishi Power System Americas, Inc., United States Co-Chair: Jose Maria Bronte Malo, Director General, Bahia de Bizkaia Electricidad,S.L., Spain Development of a Gas Turbine Combustor for Fuels with LHV Ranging from 50 to 19 MJ/kg Sandro Razore, Chemical, Ansaldo Energia SpA, Italy SGT5-4000F Trusted Operational Excellence Eberhard Deuker, Combustion Engineer, Siemens AG Energy, Andreas Heilos, SGT5-4000F Engine Integration, Siemens AG, Mike Koenig, Manager, Siemens Energy Inc., Axel Schaberg, SGT5-4000F Gas Turbine Frame Owner, Siemens AG, Holger Streb, Manager, Siemens AG Energy, GT26 Operational Experience Under Changing Market Conditions Peter Marx, R&D Program Manager, Gas Turbines, Alstom Power, Switzerland Expanded Fuel Capabilities of GE LM2500 and LM6000 Aeroderivative Gas Turbines Michal Knapczyk, Lead Engineer, GE Power & Water, Poland Patrick Pastecki, Aero Fuels Technical Teader, GE Power & Water, United States *Invited/to be confirmed 18