POWER-GEN Europe

Day 3 – Thursday 14 June

 

Track 1: Strategies for the European Power Sector

Session 6: Power Generation in South Eastern Europe - Near Future

09:00 - 10:30

Chair: Andrzej Kowalski, President of the Board, Energoprojekt Katowice SA, Poland

Co-Chair: John Horner, Director, E for Energy Consulting, UK

 

The session discusses development of the power industry using large power units in some CIS states (Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine) and how their electricity market operates

 

See – Wholesale Electricity Market Opening

David Zarkovic, Electricity Trade Division Head, PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia, Serbia

Co-Authors:

Mihailo Mihailovic, Division Head, PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia, Serbia

Miladin Basaric, Trading Department Deputy Manage, rPE Electric Power Industry of Serbia, Serbia

Dragan Jovanovic, General Manager, PE TE KO KOSTOLAC, Serbia

 

Outlook for Power Equipment Application at Large Power Plants in Russia and Kazakhstan

Anton Milto, Executive Director, COTES, Russia

Co-Author:

Dmitry Serant, General Director, COTES, Russia

 

New Challenges Ukrainian Energetics

Krzysztof Musial, Chief Design Engineer, Energoprojekt-Katowice SA, Poland

Co-Author:

Wojciech Grzesiuk, Commercial Division Manager, Energoprojekt-Katowice SA, Poland

 

Track 2: Reducing the Carbon Footprint

Session 6: The Cost of CCS

09:00 - 10:30

Chair: Matthias Zelinger, Secretary General, EUTurbines, Germany

Co-Chair: Pascal Stijns, Power & Energy Marketing Europe, Honeywell, Belgium

 

Costs will be crucial for the deployment of CCS. This session will present analysis and perspectives

 

Cost of Electricity of Coal and Gas Power Plants Equipped with CCS

Jean-François Leandri, Marketing Director, Alstom Power, France

Co-Authors:

Christian Bohtz, Product Manager, Alstom Power, Switzerland

Adrian Skea, Product Manager, Alstom Power, France

Gerhard Heinz, Programme Manager, Alstom Power, Germany

 

Market Driven Post Combustion Capture: Flexible Operating Mechanisms

Rob Van der Stel, Business Development Manager, TNO, The Netherlands

Co-Authors:

Marinus Verbaan, Masters Student, Technical University of Delft, The Netherlands

Robert De Kler, Senior Consultant, TNO, The Netherlands

Rob Van der Stel, Business Development Manager, TNO, The Netherlands

Earl Goetheer, Lead Scientist, TNO, The Netherlands

 

Techno Economics of CCS for Gas Power

Wilfried Maas, Carbon Capture Manager, Shell Projects & Technology, The Netherlands

Co-Authors:

Burkard Schlange, Manager Power, Shell International Exploration and Production, The Netherlands

Yasaman Mirfendereski, Process Engineer Gas Treating, Shell Projects & Technology, The Netherlands

Aldo Spanjer, Power Market Analyst, Shell International Exploration and Production, The Netherlands

 

Track 3: Gas Fired Power Technology

Session 6: HRSGs - Combined Cycle Plant Steam and Water

09:00 - 10:30

Chair: Enrique Sánchez, Director of Operations for Spain and Portugal, Nooter/Eriksen Ltd., Spain

Co-Chair: Jean Pierre Goffin, Mechanics & Civil Works Section Manager, Tractebel Engineering (GDF Suez), Belgium

 

Comparison Study Between ASME and EuroNorm 12952 for HRSG Design

Pascal Fontaine, Tendering Manager, CMI, Belgium

Co-Author:

Robert Bonsang, Project Engineer, CMI, Belgium

 

HRSG Development for the Future

Harpreet Singh, Product Manager, Alstom Power, USA

Co-Authors:

Christoph Ruchti, Chief Engineer Gas Plants, Alstom Power, Switzerland

Jeffrey Magee, Program Manager, Alstom Power, USA

Glenn Selby, Director R&D Programs, Alstom Power, USA

 

Evaluation of the Different Water Capture Technologies for a Self Supporting Power Plant

Martijn Huibers, Consultant, KEMA, The Netherlands

Co-Authors:

Ludwin Daal, Consultant, KEMA, The Netherlands

Arthur Stam, Consultant, KEMA, The Netherlands

Hans Kamphuis, Consultant, KEMA, The Netherlands

Sjoerd van Rijen, Consultant, KEMA, The Netherlands

 

Gaining Maximum District Heating Loads from a 440 MWel Combined Heat and Power Station

Ulrich Lohmann, Head of Turbine and Plant Component Department, Hitachi Power Europe, Germany

 

Track 4: Coal Fired Power Plants, Biomass Combustion and Waste to Energy

Session 6: CFB Experience from Various Fuel Applications

09:00 - 10:30

Chair: Kari Niemelä, VP, Sales, Western Europe, Foster Wheeler Energia OY, Finland

Co-Chair: Ingo Weber, Head of Sales, MCE Berlin GmbH, Germany

 

Presentations of new CFB boiler plants

 

CFB – Multi-Fuel Design Features and Operating Experience

Tero Luomaharju, Product Manager, Metso Power, Finland

Co-Authors:

Pekka Lehtonen, Chief Engineer, Metso Power Oy, Finland

Katriina Jalkanen, Chief Engineer, Metso Power Oy, Finland

Petri Köykkä, Product Engineer, Metso Power Oy, Finland

 

Waste to Energy CFB Plant for Production of Power, District Heating and Industrial Steam – Background and Initial Experiences

Erik Skog, Product Manager, E.ON Värme Sverige AB, Sweden

Co-Authors:

Peter Moren, Plant Manager, E.ON Värme Sverige AB, Sweden

Bengt-Åke Andersson, Technical Manager, E.ON Värme Sverige AB, Sweden

 

Samcheok Green Power 4 x 550 MWe Supercritical Circulating Fluidized-Bed Steam Generators in South Korea

Timo Jäntti, Director, Conceptual Engineering, Foster Wheeler, Finland

Co-Authors:

Kalle Nuortimo, Market Analyst, Foster Wheeler, Finland

Marko Ruuskanen, Performance Engineer, Foster Wheeler, Finland

Juha Kalenius, Commercial Manager, Foster Wheeler, Finland

 

Application of CFB Technology to Low Grade Lignite in Turkey

Karol Zuzcak, Lead Process Engineer, SES a.s., Slovakia

Co-Author:

Milos Teleky, Process Engineer, SES a.s. Tlmace, Slovakia

 

Track 5: Electrical, Instrumentation and Control

Session 6: Measurment & Emissions Control

09:00 - 10:30

Chair: Jari Leppäkoski, Manager, Energy Efficiency, Metso Automation Oy, Finland

Co-Chair: Franco Rosatelli, Engineering Director, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

 

Reducing Emissions Through Predictive Emissions Monitoring and Control

Richard Hovan, Senior Environmental Technical Consultant, Rockwell Automation, USA

 

Precision Flow Technology Minimizes Ammonia Slip in Selective Catalytic Reductions Systems

Gert Wauters, Flow BDM PowerGen Europe, Emerson Process Management, Belgium

 

Online Fineness Measurement System for Controlling a Biomass Fired Unit

Karim Van Maele, Project Engineer Combustion & Biomass, Laborelec, Belgium

Co-Authors:

Francesco Turoni, Product Manager, EUtech Scientific Engineering GmbH, Germany

Reinhardt Kock, Product Manager, EUtech Scientific Engineering GmbH, Germany

 

Track 6: Refurbishment, Operation, Maintenance and Optimization

Session 6: Offline Diagnostics

09:00 - 10:30

Chair: Wilhelm Kleffner, Head of Power Plant Franken, E.ON Kraftwerke GmbH, Germany

Co-Chair: Enzo Tortello, Electrical Engineer - Senior Consultant, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

 

Items and tools for offline diagnostics

 

Inspecting Boiler Tubes with Acoustic Pulse Reflectometry

Noam Amir, Chief Technical Officer, AcousticEye, Israel

Co-Author:

Harel Primack, VP R&D, AcousticEye, Israel

 

Automated UT Phased Array to Inspect Repair Welds of a HD Steam Turbine Housing

Coen Boxma, Senior Specialist Non-Destructive Testing, KEMA, The Netherlands

Co-Author:

Gaby Godschalk, Mechanical Engineer, KEMA, Netherlands

 

Introducing Advanced Non Destructive Tests to Enhance the Component Evaluation Task. The Threaded Components Phased Array In-Service Inspection

Paolo Stanchi, NDT Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

Co-Author:

Delio Pellegatti, Head of NDT Engineering, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

 

Integration Track

Session 6: Smart Grids

09:00 - 10:30

Chair: Jochen Kreusel, Head of Smart Grids, ABB, Germany

 

If clean energy goals are to be achieved at the least possible cost it is self evident that Europe’s energy sector must work smarter, rather than harder. This session explains why smart grid technology can act as a crucial interface between variable output renewable energy generation systems and consumers as well as exploring successful routes to application.

 

Gridonomics: A Future History of the Grid
Rolf Adam, Director Business Development EMEAR, Energy & Smart Grid, Cisco Systems, Germany

 

Techno-Industrial Park Incorporating Smart Grid Technologies
Ignasi Cairo, Project Leader, IREC, Spain

 

How Smart Grids can help Electric Utilities Combat the Challenges that Traditional Resources are being Depleted
Kerstin Theiner, Partner, Industry Leader Energy & Utilities, IBM Global Business Services, <읔Ȉ>IBM, UK

 

10:30 – 11:00 Delegate Coffee Break

Track 1: Strategies for the European Power Sector

Session 7: The Future Role of City Plants

11:00 - 12:30

Chair: Anne Marie Hey, Managing Director, Dutch Gas Turbine Association (DGTA), The Netherlands

Co-Chair: Jacob Klimstra, Consultant, Jacob Klimstra Consultancy, The Netherlands

 

Additional Speakers to be confirmed

 

Track 2: Reducing the Carbon Footprint

Session 7: New Concepts of CCS Technologies

11:00 - 12:30

Chair: Eric Labi, President, Megalia Foundation, Italy

Co-Chair: Giancarlo Benelli, Head of Technological Scouting, Enel Engineering and Innovation Division, Italy

 

Latest developments in zero emissions plants

 

Thermal Energy Storage for Steam Power Plants

Stefan Hübner, Project Engineer, The Linde Group, Germany

Co-Authors:

Christoph Stiller, Task Manager Energy Storage, The Linde Group, Germany

Markus Weikl, Process & Technology Development, The Linde Group, Germany

 

Suitable Method to Prevent Carbon Deposition in the IGCC Power Generation System with Exhaust Recycling and CO₂ Capture

Makoto Kobayashi, Senior Research Scientist, CRIEPI, Japan

Co-Authors:

Yoshinobu Nakao, Research Engineer, CRIEPI, Japan

Jun Inumaru, Senior Staff Member, CRIEPI, Japan

Saburo Hara, Senior Research Scientist, CRIEPI, Japan

Yoso Oki, Senior Research Scientist, CRIEPI, Japan

 

Pre-Combustion CO₂ Capture for Advanced Power Generation in a Natural Gas Combined Cycle

Michael Ducker, General Enginer, US Department of Energy, USA

Co-Authors:

Michael Slanders, General Engineer, US Department of Energy, USA

Jordan Kislear, General Engineer, US Department of Energy, USA

Guido DeHoratiis, General Engineer, US Department of Energy, USA

 

Track 3: Gas Fired Power Technology

Session 7: Reciprocating Technology

11:00 - 12:30

Chair: Risto Paldanius, Business Development Director, Wärtsilä Corporation, Power Plants, Finland

Co-Chair: Albertus Dijks, Marketing & Engineering, Waukesha Engine, The Netherlands

 

Latest solutions with combustion engines for power and also heat production, including O&M considerations

 

The New 10 MW Gas Engine of MAN Diesel & Turbo

Rainer Golloch, Head of Department, MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Germany

Co-Authors:

Jens Lubach, Chief Design Engineer, MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Germany

Nicolaus Böckhoff, Head of Gas Engine Testing, MAN Diesel & Turbo SEGermany

Christian Poensgen, Senior Vice President, MAN Diesel & Turbo SE, Germany

 

Gas Engine Driven System Innovation for the Wider Application of CHP Technology

James Postle, Overseas Marketing, Yanmar Energy System Co., Ltd., Japan

 

Breakthrough Radial Engine Design for Distributed Power Generation

Anthony Carmen, Chief Executive Officer, Clear Energy Systems, USA

Co-Author:

James Griffin, Engineering Manager, Clear Energy Systems, USA

 

Shell Introduces a New Long Life Lubricant for Engines Burning Sour Gas

Joerg Reher, Project Leader - Marine and Power Lubes Development, Shell Global Solutions (Deutschland) GmbH, Germany

Co-Authors:

Thijs Schasfoort, Cluster Technical Manager - Europe West, Shell Global Solutions International B.V., The Netherlands

Richard Holdsworth, Global Product Marketing Manager - Power and Industry, Shell International Petroleum Co Ltd, UK

 

Track 4: Coal Fired Power Plants, Biomass Combustion and Waste to Energy

Session 7: Steam Turbines

11:00 - 12:30

Chair: Ingo Weber, Head of Sales, MCE Berlin GmbH, Germany

Co-Chair: Kari Niemelä, VP, Sales, Western Europe, Foster Wheeler Energia OY, Finland

 

Latest development and USC technology

 

Steam Turbine Concepts for Future Volatile Power Market

Michael Wechsung, Principal Expert, Siemens AG, Germany

Co-Authors:

Thomas Loeper, Engineer, Siemens AG, Germany

Radim Znajda, Product Line Manager Steam, Siemens AG, Germany

 

Using High Performance Steam Turbine Technology to Improve the Efficiency of Existing Machines

Nicholas Marsh, Product Promotion Engineer, Alstom Power, UK

Co-Author:

Nigel Atkins, Business Sales Manager - Retrofits, Alstom Power, Australia

 

Development of Steam Turbines for Higher Efficiency

Representative from Hitachi

 

Thermal Stress Monitoring and Control System for Steam Turbines

Pavel Panek, Head of Thermal Loading, Skoda Power, a Doosan company, Czech Republic

Co-Authors:

Vaclav Cerny, Head of Measurement & Diagnostics, Skoda Power, a Doosan company, Czech Republic

Miroslav Kapic, Head of Turbine Development, Skoda Power, a Doosan Company, Czech Republic

Lubos Prchlik, R&D Director, Skoda Power, a Doosan company, Czech Republic

 

Steam Turbines in Solar Power Plants

Representative from MAN

 

Track 5: Electrical, Instrumentation and Control

Session 7: Condition Monitoring

11:00 - 12:30

Chair: Franco Rosatelli, Engineering Director, Ansaldo Energia, Italy

Co-Chair: Frank-Peter Kirschning, Managing Director Power Station, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, Germany

 

Increasing Use of Coriolis Meters in the Power Generation Industry

Ed Decker, Global Business Development Manager-PowerGen Industry, Emerson/Micro Motion, USA

 

Dynamic Mill Condition Monitoring and Optimization

Representative from ABB

 

Paper Title to be Confirmed

Representative from E.ON

 

Intelligent Condition Monitoring for Power Plants

Olli Koivumäki, Product Manager, Metso Automation Inc., Finland

 

Track 6: Refurbishment, Operation, Maintenance and Optimization

Session 7: Plant & Equipment Monitoring

11:00 - 12:30

Chair: Andreas Feldmuller, Head of Service Technology Implementation, Siemens Power, Germany

Co-Chair: Graham Fagence, Business Development, Hitachi Power Europe, UK

 

Advanced online monitoring of plant operation

 

Long Term Study of Turbine Condition Prediction

Patrick Bangert, Chief Executive Officer, Algorithmica Technologies GmbH, Germany

 

Online Performance Monitoring System for the 400 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant in TIMELKAM (Austria)

Manfred Rieder, Performance Engineer, plusDLETAeta, Austria

Co-Authors:

Robert Riedl, Project Manager, Energie AG, Austria

Reinhard Grünbacher, Operation Manager, Energie AG, Austria

Franz Stirnimann, Consulting Engineer, The Energy Consulting Group Ltd, Switzerland

 

Ergonomic Aspects in Construction and Operating Philosophy of a Peak Load Plants New Control Room

Wilhelm Kleffner, Head of Power Plant Franken, E.ON, Germany

Co-Author:

Claudia Vogel, Assisitant of CEO, IBB GmbH, Offenbach & Erlangen, Germany

 

Integration Track

Session 7: Infrastructure Management & Grid Development

11:00 - 12:30

Chair: John Epps, Energy Consultant, UK

 

Physical interconnection of far-flung renewable energy generation with distant demand centres will inevitably require huge investment in transmission and distribution infrastructure in Europe. Themes in this session include both technical and strategic approaches to the issues concerned.

 

Final Results Offshore Grid: How to Build a Highly Efficient Interconnected Offshore Grid in Northern Europe?
Paul Kreutzkamp, Project Manager Grids and Markets, 3E, <읔Ȉ>Belgium

 

Application of Fault Current Limiters for the Connection of Renewable Generation
Christopher Waller, Sales & Marketing Director, Applied Superconductor, UK
Co-Authors:
Chris Goodhand, Innovation Manager, Northern Powergrid, UK
David Klaus, Chief Technology Officer, Applied Superconductor, UK

 

Additional Speaker to be confirmed

 

12:30 – 14:00 Delegate Lunch

15:00 – 16:00 Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards

 



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