ELECTRIC POWER is the largest coal power conference in the U.S. It offers more sessions and speakers and attracts more coal power producers than any other event. Aging Infrastructure. Carbon Management. Environmental Issues. New Capacity Permitting. Regulatory Uncertainty. Water Use Constraints. Workforce Challenges. All of the hottest coal power issues are covered. In addition, the leading users’ group for PRB Coal holds its primary meeting at ELECTRIC POWER each year.
With the uncertainty in oil and natural gas markets, there are more big issues than ever to discuss. ELECTRIC POWER offers you the industry’s best gas turbine based plant coverage. Changing Operating Modes. Fuel Price Volatility. Regulatory Uncertainty. Technology Advances. Water Use Constraints. Workforce Challenges. All of the hottest gas power issues are covered. ELECTRIC POWER is also home to the Combined Cycle Users’ Group Annual Meeting, which addresses the concerns of the total plant.
When will the nuclear renaissance begin? ELECTRIC POWER offers an entire track dedicated to addressing key questions regarding where the nuclear industry is headed. Increased Pricing. New Capacity Permitting. Regulatory Uncertainty. Relicensing Issues. Technology Advances. Water Use Constraints. Workforce Challenges. All of the hottest nuclear power issues are covered. Plus see the latest technologies and solutions at a special Nuclear Pavilion on the exhibit floor.
In 2010, ELECTRIC POWER will be co-locating with FuturePOWER, the only industry-wide event on future power solutions for generating companies, to offer you expanded coverage of renewables and all viable strategies and tactics that can lead to a balanced generation and delivery portfolio. Fossil Fuels. Nuclear. Solar. Wind. Biomass. Tidal/Wave. Fuel Cells. Smart Grid. Energy Storage. Distributed Energy. All of the hottest future power issues are covered.
The Executive Roundtable has become a tradition at ELECTRIC POWER. The distinguished panel of industry leaders will openly discuss their views of the power industry’s opportunities and challenges. The format is interactive and includes participation from conference delegates.
