PRE-SHOW GUIDE - POWER-GEN Asia

ADVANCING ASIA’S ENERGY FUTURE 

2 – 4 October 2013 

IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre 

Bangkok, Thailand 

PRE-SHOW GUIDE 

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conference and exhibition: 

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Official Supporters: 

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EGAT 

MEA 

PEA 



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There are still sponsorship opportunities available at POWER-GEN Asia 2013 for companies who wish to enhance their presence 

among visitors and delegates. For more information on sponsorship opportunities available at POWER-GEN Asia 2013 please contact: 

Kelvin Marlow 

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CONTENTS 

4 Welcome from PennWell Corporation 

5 Welcome from Governor of Electricity Generating 

Authority of Thailand (EGAT) 

6 Welcomes from Provincial Electricity Authority and 

Metropolitan Electricity Authority 

7 Exhibition Opening Hours and Schedule of Events 

8-9 Joint Opening Keynote Session 

9 Plenary Panel Discussion 

10-11 POWER-GEN Asia Conference Grid 

12 Renewable Energy World Asia Conference Grid 

13-25 POWER-GEN Asia Conference Programme 

26 POWER-GEN Asia Industrial Water Day 

HOW TO REGISTER FOR POWER-GEN ASIA 2013 

Early Bird Discounts 

Register as a Conference Delegate before or on 6 September 

2013 and take advantage of discounted Early Bird delegate rates. 

Free Exhibition Entry 

Pre-register as a visitor for FREE admittance to Asia’s largest 

international power industry exhibition. 

Register Online 

On-line registration via the POWER-GEN Asia website is a 

straightforward and simple process. Just log-on to 

www.powergenasia.com, select the registration tab and then 

click on the online registration link. Alternatively scan the below 

QR code with your smart phone to get direct access to our 

registration page: 

27 Opening & Closing Receptions 

28 POWER-GEN Asia Advisory Board 

29 Technical Tours 

30 Exhibition Floor Plan 

31 Exhibitor List 

32 Exhibit at POWER-GEN Asia 

33 POWER-GEN Asia Contacts 

34-35 Interactive Attendee Information 

36 Public Relations & Social Networking 

37 Travel & Accommodation 

38 How to get to POWER-GEN Asia 

39 Hotel Booking Form 

40 Registration Form 

Registration Form 

Alternatively, complete the form on the back of this document and 

fax it to: +1 918 831 9161. You can also mail your completed form 

to us at: PennWell/POWER-GEN Asia 2013, PO Box 973059, 

Dallas, TX 75397-3059 United States or email to registration@ 

pennwell.com 

Please note: If you would like to register online for co-located 

Renewable Energy World Asia, you can do so by logging onto 

www.renewableenergyworld-asia.com. Registering for either of the 

events gives you access to both 

Conference Discount for Association Members 

If you are a member of one of the following associations, benefit 

from a 20% discount on conference delegates fees: 

• Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) 

• Philippine Independent Power Producers Association (PIPPA) 

• World Alliance for Thai Decentralized Energy (WADE) 

• Energy Research & Development Institute (ERDI) 

• Centre for Energy Environment Resources Development (CEERD) 

• Institute of Engineers Singapore (IES) 

• The Consulting Engineers Association of Thailand (CEAT) 

• Independent Power Producers Forum (IPPF) 

• Renewable Energy Club of the FTI 

• Thailand Environment Institute (TEI) 

• Petroleum Institute of Thailand (PTIT) 

• Thai-European Business Association (TEBA) 

• Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO) 

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WELCOME FROM PENNWELL CORPORATION 

Dear Colleague, 

Welcome to this preliminary guide to this year’s POWER-GEN Asia conference & exhibition. I hope it will whet your appetite to what is 

in store when the region’s power industry meets 2-4 October in Bangkok. 

Although it is unusual for POWER-GEN Asia to remain in one location for two consecutive years, there is no better country than 

Thailand to do so, given its strong economy and the support the event enjoys from the local power industry. Once again, we can 

promise you the most comprehensive and valuable conference, exhibition and networking event serving the electricity generation 

industry. By co-locating with Renewable Energy World Asia, the event is easily the largest and most significant gathering of power 

industry professionals in South East Asia. 

POWER-GEN Asia 2013 enjoys the full support of key industry related organisations in Thailand, including the Ministry of Energy’s 

Department of Alternative Energy and Efficiency, The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), the Metropolitan Electricity 

Authority, the Provincial Electricity Authority as well as Thailand’s Convention & Exhibition Bureau. These host organisations will help 

ensure you have a truly worthwhile experience at POWER-GEN Asia 2013. 

Economies across South East Asia continue to exhibit strong growth rates on the back of buoyant domestic demand. Malaysia’s GDP 

grew last year by 6.4 per cent while Thailand reported growth of 6.1 per cent in 2012. Growing economies create increased demand 

for electricity from both industry and domestic consumers with Thailand, for example, expecting to see investment of over $50 billion 

in its electricity sector in the next few years. A recent study predicts Thai energy demand to double in the next 25 years. 

Despite the investment drive, Thailand is likely to remain a net energy importer for quite a few more years and its access to fuel sources 

remains a key issue, as does its policy of growing the alternative energy sector from 9.8 per cent of the energy mix to 25 per cent 

by 2021. Elsewhere in the region new opportunities are emerging as more attractive policy frameworks are developed in countries 

including Indonesia, Myanmar and the Philippines and the Advisory Board for POWER-GEN Asia has been keen to reflect this in the 

content presented at this year’s event. 

With a growing amount of investment being made in renewable energy technologies, the joint POWER-GEN Asia and Renewable 

Energy World Asia event creates a joint forum addressing all the key issues across the entire spectrum of the power generation 

industry. 

POWER-GEN Asia is about taking time out to meet your 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 Asia offers all this through its comprehensive strategic and technical conference sessions, its vast 

exhibition floor and its various networking events. 

This Pre-Show Guide contains the entire conference programme for POWER-GEN Asia plus the summary grid for the Renewable 

Energy World Asia conference, with all sessions across the six tracks open to registered delegates from both events. Any additions or 

modifications to the programme will be reflected on the respective websites: 

www.powergenasia.com 

www.renewableenergyworld-asia.com 

You will also find details of the many other activities that form part of POWER-GEN Asia such as the technical tours and networking 

events, plus a list of the exhibitors you can meet in Bangkok. Most importantly, you can find out all the ways to register to attend 

POWER-GEN Asia on page 3 and how you can take advantage of the Early Bird discounts on offer. 

The power industry across Asia is undergoing considerable change, occurring at the same time as an increase in demand that will 

require new infrastructure to be built. Those individuals and organisations embracing the change, developing and adopting new 

technologies and implementing visionary business strategies, will emerge as the winners. Make sure you are in the forefront of this 

change by joining us in Bangkok 2-4 October and benefit from the best power networking opportunities in Asia. 

Kind regards, 

Nigel Blackaby 

Conference Director, POWER-GEN Asia 


WELCOME FROM ELECTRICITY GENERATING AUTHORITY 

OF THAILAND (EGAT) 

Welcome to POWER-GEN Asia and Renewable Energy World Asia 2013. It is the great honour 

for Thailand to be selected as the venue of POWER-GEN Asia for the two consecutive years. The 

event is of great significance to many organizations and business enterprises in power industry 

and energy management, including the equipment manufacturers and suppliers, energy service 

providers, fuel suppliers as well as research and development institutes. 

EGAT is a large organization which has played a vital role in power generation and transmission. For 

the past 44 years, it has been our commitment to build power system stability and to encourage 

the power grid interconnection with the neighbouring countries on the basis of environment, 

society and community responsibility. We own and operate 39 power plants located at different 

sites across the kingdom with the installed capacity of 15000 MW or 46% of the total installed 

capacity. We also operate a high voltage transmission network and National Control Center under 

the Enhanced Single Buyer (ESB) Model. Natural gas is major fuel in power generation, followed 

by lignite, heavy oil and diesel respectively. Apart from these, renewable energy such as hydro, 

solar and wind power is also used to reduce global warming. 

EGAT is growing along with the country development under the vision to become a world class 

organization in the electric power industry. Currently EGAT Group consists of 5 subsidiaries and 

affiliates as followed: 

1. Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding PCL.-RATCH 

2. The Electricity Generating Public Company Limited-EGCO 

3. District Cooling System and Power Plant Co., Ltd.-DCAP 

4. EGAT International Co.,Ltd.-EGAT-I 

5. EGAT Diamond Service Co.,Ltd. – EGAT-DIAMOND 

In 2015, ASEAN member countries will enter ASEAN Economic Community or AEC. EGAT has been implementing projects to strengthen 

energy system and enhance competitiveness of the country. The major project is the interconnection of ASEAN power system or ASEAN 

Power Grid initiated in year 2000 to fulfill one of ASEAN Vision 2020. The goal of the project is to connect the power system of neighbouring 

countries and enhance ASEAN power system stability under the concept of “Growing Together and Synergy for Future” 

As the supporter of POWER-GEN Asia and Renewable Energy World Asia 2013, we would like to take this opportunity to thank all delegates 

from both government and private sector for their support and participation to the exhibition and conference, which provides a real focus for 

the power industry from all regions and hope that you enjoy the event and get the beneficial experiences through your participation. 

Mr. Sutat Patmasiriwat 

Governor 

Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand 


WELCOME FROM PROVINCIAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY (PEA) 

Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) is pleased and honoured to be one of the alliances to 

support the events, the POWER-GEN Asia and the Renewable Energy World Asia 2013 

which will be held in Thailand for another term this year. 

During the past 52 years, PEA has immensely driven provision and supplying services of 

electric energy as well as business involving electricity in both Thailand and neighbouring 

countries. We apply all up-to-date technologies to improve the power system in order to 

meet the highest satisfaction of our customers. PEA always realizes that electric energy is the 

main factor to drive the country’s economic and social development forward in parallel with 

the crucial ingredient of people’s everyday life. 

To provide for stable and efficient electric power according to present situation, PEA 

emphasizes to improve power system in many ways such as developing quality and reliability 

of power system for the whole country, developing electric power grid to be potential and 

modern or so-called PEA Smart Grid, accelerating the business investment in renewable 

energy generating from green sources. Also, PEA has becomes more conscious of energy 

efficiency by renovating PEA Offices to be PEA Green Offices or PEA LED Buildings and 

becoming the leader of LED technology users. Above all, PEA has also developed our 

potentials to be part of Asean Economic Community or AEC. 

These events organization offer the opportunity for all private and public sectors in Asia to 

participate in conferences and seminars to exchange knowledge and experience of electricity industry. Participants will learn more of 

some advanced and new technologies which are going to help improve power generating system and energy provision sustainably 

and continuously toward the future. 

On behalf of Provincial Electricity Authority, I would like to welcome all of you to the POWER-GEN Asia and the Renewable Energy 

World Asia 2013. I hope that everyone will find successful and beneficial results from the events attending. 

Mr. Numchai Lowattanatakul 

Provincial Electricity Authority Governor 

WELCOME FROM METROPOLITAN ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY (MEA) 

The upcoming 21st POWER-GEN Asia Conference & Exhibition will once again be held in 

Bangkok, Thailand. 

The POWER-GEN Asia Conference & Exhibition is of great significance to the entire energy 

management industry; from energy service providers and suppliers to our network of research 

and development institutions. 

As the leading energy distribution network in the metropolitan area, Metropolitan Electricity 

Authority, supplies safe and reliable power to over 3.1 million consumers. To ensure the 

efficiency and effectiveness of power supply to our valued consumers, this ongoing series 

of events such as this POWER-GEN Asia Conference & Exhibition will showcase significant 

technological advancements from South-East Asia and around the globe. 

As a supporter for this event, it is an honour and a great pleasure for the Metropolitan 

Electricity Authority to once again invite all interested participants from both governmental 

and private sectors from all regions to participate. 

I am confident that the Conference will be fruitful to you all and I am looking forward to 

personally welcoming you. 

Mr. Arthorn Sinsawad 

Governor 

Metropolitan Electricity Authority 


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 

TUESDAY 1 OCTOBER 2013 

08:00 - 17:00 Technical Tours 

13:00 - 17:00 Registration Open 

WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER 2013 


09:00 - 10:15 Joint Opening Keynote Ceremony 

10:15 - 10:30 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 

10:30 - 11:00 Delegate Coffee Break 

10:30 - 18:00 Exhibition Open 

10:30 - 18:00 Press Room Open 

11:00 - 12:30 Conference Session 1 

12:30 - 14:00 Delegate Lunch 


15:30 - 16:00 Networking Coffee Break 


17:00 - 18:30 Opening Reception 

THURSDAY 3 OCTOBER 2013 







12:30 - 14:00 Delegate Lunch 




FRIDAY 4 OCTOBER 2013 







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

REGISTRATION OPENING HOURS: 

TUESDAY 1 OCTOBER 2013: 13:00-17:00 

WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER 2013: 08:00-18:00 

THURSDAY 3 OCTOBER 2013: 08:00-18:00 

FRIDAY 4 OCTOBER 2013: 08:00-16:00 

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS: 

WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER 2013: 10:30-18:00 

THURSDAY 3 OCTOBER 2013: 10:00-18:00 

FRIDAY 4 OCTOBER 2013: 10:00-16:00 


JOINT OPENING KEYNOTE SESSION 

WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER 2013 

09:00 - 10:30 JOINT OPENING KEYNOTE SESSION 

Session Chair: Nigel Blackaby, Conference Director, PennWell, United Kingdom 

Invited Speakers: 

Dr. Twarath Sutabutr, Deputy Director-General, Department of Alternative Energy Development and 

Efficiency, Thailand 

Dr. Twarath Sutabutr was appointed Deputy Director-General at the Department of Alternative Energy 

Development and Efficiency (DEDE), within the Thai Ministry of Energy, on 1st October 2009. 

Dr. Twarath debuted his career in the government in 1999 as a Petroleum Engineer as part of the Mineral 

Fuel Division in the Department of Mineral Resources. In 2002, he was promoted to Director of Petroleum 

and Strategy Group Bureau of Policy and Strategy within the Ministry of Energy. In 2005, Dr. Twarath was 

nominated Project Director of Thai-Danish Government Co-operation until 2007 when he joined the Bureau of 

Policy and Strategy as Director, prior to his nomination as Deputy Director-General in 2009. 

Dr. Twarath Sutabutr holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) from the Chulalongkorn University 

(CU), a Master of Engineering (Soil Mechanics) from the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), and a Doctor of 

Engineering (Civil & Environmental Engineering) from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). 

Mr. Sutat Patmasiriwat, Governor of Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, Thailand 

Mr. Sutat Patmasiriwat is presently Governor of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), one of 

Thailand’s biggest state enterprises and also the biggest power producer owning and operating 48 percent of 

the whole country generating system. 

Mr. Patmasiriwat received a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Chulalongkorn University 

in 1974. Right after his graduation, he joined EGAT in 1975 as an engineer in the Mechanical Maintenance 

Department and has worked his way through ranks and positions to become the Governor of EGAT. Before 

becoming EGAT’s top leader, he has served a variety of managerial positions, including Director of Mechanical 

Maintenance Division (2005), Assistant Governor- Operation and Maintenance Business (2006), Assistant 

Governor- Administration, Generation Area (2007) and Deputy Governor- Generation (2008). He was appointed 

EGAT Governor in December 2009. 

Mr. Patmasiriwat has over 35 years of experience in the electricity supply industry with extensive management 

experience in generation business, maintenance business and mechanical maintenance etc. 

Dr. Piyasvasti Amranand, Chairman, Energy for Environment Foundation, Thailand 

Dr. Piyasvasti Amranand has spent most of his career in the energy sector. Previous positions include Secretary 

General of the National Energy Policy Council, Energy Minister, Chairman of Kasikorn Asset Management, and 

CEO of Thai Airways International. Dr. Piyasvasti graduated from Brasenose College, Oxford in 1975 with B.A. 

(First Class Honours) in Mathematics. He later obtained MSc. (Distinction) in Econometrics and Mathematical 

Economics, and PhD. in Economics from the London School of Economics 

Mr. Markus Lorenzini, Head of Energy Sector, ASEAN-Pacific Cluster, Siemens, Indonesia 

Markus Lorenzini was appointed as Siemens Head of Energy Sector, ASEAN Cluster effective 1st August 2011. In addition, 

he was appointed as Head of Energy for the Pacific Cluster as well as South Korea effective 1st October 2011. 

Siemens’ Energy Sector organization in the ASEAN-Pacific region has approximately 1800 employees and an 

annual order income of more than EUR 3.8 billion. 

Mr. Lorenzini has a mechanical engineering background and has more than 15 years’ experience in the industry, 

mainly at management levels in the Power Generation Division. He started his career with Siemens AG in 1996 

and has held various positions within Project Management of the Fossil Power Generation. In 2002 he moved to 

Abu Dhabi to take up the role as General Manager for Power Generation, responsible for Bahrain, Qatar, U.A.E., 

Oman and Yemen. 

His career further flourished when he took on the challenging assignment in Fossil Power Generation Division at 

Siemens AG Germany in 2007, as VP and Head of sales for Heavy Duty Gas Turbines as well as Steam Turbines 

for CCPP – World excluding Americas. 


PLENARY PANEL DISCUSSION 

THURSDAY 3 OCTOBER 

14:00 - 15:30 PLENARY PANEL DISCUSSION: ASIAN POWER - 2020 VISION 

Session Chair: Representative from CNBC Asia Pacific, Singapore 

Asia has experienced economic growth above the world average and is expected to continue this pattern during the remainder of the 

decade. An increasing urban population is becoming more environmentally aware and at the same time, quick to adopt new technology. 

All these trends are putting more pressure on the energy sector to deliver secure, clean and affordable supplies. The plenary panel 

discussion brings together a group of experienced power industry professionals from a variety of disciplines, willing to share their views 

and speculate on how the electricity sector will meet the challenges ahead and what the industry will look like in 2020. 

Robert McGregor, Managing Director, Resources & Energy Group, HSBC, Hong Kong 

Robert worked in the UK energy industry for 17 years, with BP Oil, Scottish Hydro-Electric and British Energy, 

before moving to Hong Kong and to investment banking in 1997. In an 11 year career in Asian investment 

banking, Robert was Head of Power & Utilities for Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, Head of Investment Banking for 

Societe Generale and Head of Power & Utilities for UBS. In 2008, he relocated to Singapore and to private equity 

to take up a Partnership in the emerging markets specialist company, Actis. Robert worked on the Actis power / 

infrastructure strategy in SEA before taking up responsibilities for fund-raising from Brunei to Japan. 

Robert has many connections and friendships with participants in the Philippine power sector. Robert moved back 

into investment banking and to HSBC in Hong Kong in May 2012. 

Robert has an MBA from Strathclyde Graduate Business School and an Honours Degree in Applied Chemistry 

from the University of Strathclyde. 

Colin Tam, Executive Chairman, Crystal Vision Energy Ltd, Hong Kong 

Mr. Tam started Crystal Vision Energy Limited (CVE) in April 2011 to provide advisory, business development and asset 

management services to foreign companies who are interested in doing business in China or selected Asia countries. 

Mr. Tam was CEO of AEI Asia Ltd., a subsidiary of AEI from May 2007 to March 2011. He was responsible for all 

the business activities of AEI in the region. Before joining AEI, Colin was the founder, Chairman and CEO of Meiya 

Power Company Limited (1995-2007), a leading foreign IPP company in North Asia. Having over 30 years of 

experience in the energy industry, Mr. Tam has a deep understanding and broad knowledge of the power and gas 

industries both in the United States and Asia. During his career with AEP and Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. in 

the US, Mr. Tam held senior positions in several influential national industry and civil organizations including IEG, 

OCA, NEIP and ELCON. 

Mr. Tam is currently an advisor to the China High Growth Fund, a member of the Board of Governors the American 

Chamber of Commerce (Amcham) in Hong Kong, a Director of the Hong Kong Association of Energy Services 

Company (HKAESCO), and the founder and current Chairman of the Independent Power Producers Forum (IPPF). 

Michael Thomas, Partner, The Lantau Group (HK) Limited, Hong Kong 

Mike has spent over 25 years working as an economic consultant on energy and environmental regulatory and 

commercial issues, beginning in the United States, followed by a decade in New Zealand. Previously the head of 

CRA’s energy practice in Asia, he is a co-founder of The Lantau Group, based in Hong Kong. 

Wouter van Wersch, Senior Vice President East Asia Pacific & President Alstom Singapore – Alstom 

International / Senior Vice President Asia Pacific – Alstom Power Sales & Marketing, Alstom Asia Pte 

Ltd, Singapore 

Wouter Van Wersch started his career in the international marketing department of the media and communication 

division of the Vivendi Universal group. After this first experience, he entered the telecommunication world in 1997 

as Sales Manager Asia for the Professional Mobile Radiocommunication division of the EADS group. 

In 2000, he joined the Alcatel Mobile Network division where he was successively Business Development Director 

based in France, Sales Director Asia Pacific based in China and General Manager based in Indonesia. 

Finally, in 2006, he joined Alstom Power as Vice President Sales for Northern Europe and was appointed Vice 

President Sales for Northern & Central Europe in 2009. In April 2011, he was promoted to Deputy Senior Vice 

President Sales & Marketing and in April 2013, he also took the responsibility of Senior Vice President East Asia 

Pacific for Alstom International. On top of these responsibilities, he is also the President of Alstom Singapore. 


POWER-GEN ASIA CONFERENCE GRID 

WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER 

09:00-10:30 


Room: Jupiter 4-6 


TRACK 1 TRACK 2 

Trends, Finance and Planning 

Environmental Challenges 

Fuels Options & Distributed 

Generation 

Room: Jupiter 10 Room: Jupiter 11 

11:00 - 12:30 Session 1 Country Spotlight I Fuel Options & Flexibility 

12:30 - 14:00 Delegate Lunch Sponsored by 

14:00 - 15:30 Session 2 Country Spotlight II Shale and its Global Implications 


16:00 - 17:30 Session 3 

China’s Power Sector: 

At Home & Abroad 


Energy Security 


09:00 - 10:30 Session 4 Finance & Investment Emission Contol I 


11:00 - 12:30 Session 5 

Finance & Investment - 

Panel Discussion 


14:00 - 15:30 Session 6 

Emission Control II 

Plenary Panel Discussion: Asian Power - 2020 Vision 



16:00 - 17:30 Session 7 

Project Development Approaches 

& Risk Mitigation 

Distributed Generation 

FRIDAY 4 OCTOBER 

09:00 - 10:30 Session 8 Responses to Market Needs Dealing with Variable Load 


11:00 - 12:30 Session 9 

Joint Conference Feedback & Summary Session 


15:00 - 16:00 Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards Hosted by 


POWER-GEN ASIA CONFERENCE GRID 




Networking Coffee Break 


Power Plant Technologies 

Operation, Optimization & 

Servicing 


Power Plant Case Studies 

Maintenance Strategies 

Delegate Lunch Sponsored by 

Nuclear & Alternative Generation 

Technologies 

Generator Issues 


Cogeneration 

Opening Reception 


Rehabilitation, Modernization & 

Life Extension 

INDUSTRIAL WATER DAY 


Room: Jupiter 15 

Small & Mid Size Gas Turbines Power Plant Control Systems Country Spotlights 


Large Gas Turbines 


Plant Operating Experiences 

Plenary Panel Discussion: Asian Power - 2020 Vision 



Intake, Cooling and Blowdown 

Treatment Considerations 

Water System Operation and 

Maintenance 

Combined Cycle Technology Plant Optimization Wastewater Optimization & Reuse 


Boilers & Steam Cycle 

Diagnostics & Condition Monitoring 


Circulating Fluidized Bed Technology 

Gas Turbine Upgrades 

Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards Hosted by 


RENEWABLE ENERGY WORLD ASIA CONFERENCE GRID 

09:00 - 10:30 







11:00 - 12:30 

Session 1 

Securing a Bright Future for Solar Energy in Asia 

The Impact of Bioenergies on Asian Fuel Supply 


14:00 - 15:30 

Session 2 

Towards a 100% Electrified Asia 

Supporting the Growth of Asia’s Wind 

Energy Sector 


16:00 - 17:30 

Session 3 

Policy & Regulation Influencing Asia’s Renewable 

Energy Future 

Implementing Small Scale Renewables to Benefit 

the Asia Energy Mix 



09:00 - 10:30 

Session 4 

Panel Discussion - Utility Perspectives on the Challenges & Opportunities in the Asian 

Renewable Sector - Jupiter 7 


11:00 - 12:30 

Session 5 

Money Talks - Financing Asia’s Renewable 

Energy Growth 

Hydro Power Development in Asia 


14:00 - 15:30 

Session 6 

Tackling the Risks of Renewable Energy Project 

Development in Asia 

Hydro Power Operation & Maintenance 


16:00 - 17:30 

Session 7 

Panel Discussion - A Look to the Future of Renewable Energy Policy in Asia - Jupiter 7 

09:00 - 10:30 

Session 8 

Innovative and Alternative Renewable 

Energy Technologies 



Grid Integration & Energy Storage 

11:00 - 12:30 

Session 9 

Joint Conference Feedback & Summary Session - Jupiter 4 & 5 

15:00 - 16:00 Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards Hosted by 

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09:00 - 10:30 

JOINT OPENING KEYNOTE SESSION (Room: Jupiter 4-5) 



11:00 - 12:30 

Track 1 - Trends, Finance and Planning 

(Room: Jupiter 10) 

SESSION 1: COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT I 

First of two sessions offering insights into the challenges and 

opportunities in the power sector of some selected countries in 

the region. 

Session Chair: Suryanarayan Ramanan, Strategic 

Planning and Marketing Leader, Aero, Asia, GE Energy, 

Singapore 

Power Sector with SE Asian Characteristics 

Tony Segadelli, Managing Director, OWL Energy Ltd, Thailand 

Overview of the Power Market in Japan and the Impact of 

Fukushima 

Toshiro Kudama, Corporate Executive Officer, Executive General 

Manager International Affairs Department, Tokyo Electric Power 

Company, Inc. (TEPCO), Japan 

Overview of the Power Market in the Philippines 

*Aaron Domingo, Executive Vice President & General Manager, 

Meralco PowerGen, Philippines 

Track 2 - Environmental Challenges, Fuel 

Options & Distributed Generation 


SESSION 1: FUEL OPTIONS & 

FLEXIBILITY 

Session on gas turbine and gas engine fuel flexibility. Case 

studies and experienced learned are presented for various fuel 

applications. 

Session Chair: John C.Y. Lee, Sales Manager, Caterpillar Inc., 

Singapore 

Keeping the Wheels of Industry Turning Efficiently and 

Environmentally Friendly: Gas Turbine Multi-fuel Capability 

for Power Generation and Cogeneration 

Per Johansson, Gas Turbine Product Manager, Siemens 

Industrial Turbomachinery AB, Sweden 

Co-author: 

Brian lgoe, Expert Proposals Manager, Siemens Industrial 

Turbomachinery AB, United Kingdom 

Process Gas to Power: An Enabler for Regional Power 

Generation with Low BTU Fuels 

Aileen Barton, Product Marketing Manager, Heavy Duty Gas 

Turbines, GE Power and Water, United States 

Small and Medium Size LNG for Power Production 

Kari Punnonen, Area Business Development Manager Oil & Gas 

Industry, Wartsila Finland Oy, Finland 

12:30 - 14:00 Delegate Lunch sponsored by 



Invited Speakers: 

- Dr. Twarath Sutabutr, Deputy Director-General, Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, Thailand 

- Mr. Sutat Patmasiriwat, Governor of Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, Thailand 

- Dr. Piyasvasti Amranand, Chairman, Energy for Environment Foundation, Thailand 

- Mr. Markus Lorenzini, Head of Energy Sector, ASEAN-Pacific Cluster, Siemens, Indonesia 


Track 3 - Power Plant Technologies 


SESSION 1: POWER PLANT CASES 

Session looking at successful power plants examples in Jordan, Hong 

Kong, South Korea and Singapore 

Session Chair: Roy Daniel, Managing Director, Burns and Roe Asia, 

Ltd., Thailand 

Building the World’s Largest Reciprocating Engine Power Plant in 

Jordan, 600 MW 

Amani Mohamed Al Azzam, Managing Director Assistant for Operation & 

Planning, National Electric Power Company, Jordan 

Co-author: 

Risto Paldanius, Director, Business Development, Wärtsilä Corporation, 

Power Plants, Finland 

Posco Energy’s Incheon Combined Cycle Complex- Unit 5&6 

Providing Sustainable Energy for Metropolitan Seoul/Incheon 

Jin-Won Park, Vice President, Posco Power, Korea (South) 

Flexible Fuel Capability for the Single Shaft Frame 9FA Combined 

Cycle Gas Turbines at Black Point Power Station 

Hong Kiat Chia, Project Manager, WorleyParsons Singapore Pte Ltd, 

Singapore 

Co-authors: 

Kevin Leung, Senior Process Engineer, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited, 

Hong Kong 

Kavitha Raghavendra, Manager Process and Flow Assurance, 

WorleyParsons Singapore Pte Ltd, Singapore 

Donald Naude, Senior Principal Consultant, WorleyParsons Services Pty 

Ltd, Australia 

Efficient Contstruction of the Banyan Combined Cycle Power Plant 

Using Modularization Approach 

Representative from Sembcorp Industries, Singapore 

Track 4 - Operation, Optimization & Servicing 


SESSION 1: MAINTENANCE STRATEGIES 

Discussion on employing innovative technologies and analysis tools to 

achieve reliable and cost effective power plant maintenance and services. 

Session Chair: Suqing Wang, Director of Power Generation Services- 

Asia Region, Black & Veatch, Thailand 

New Service Approach Reducing Planned Down-time to 17 Days 

Over 15 Years of the Siemens SGT-600 & 700 

Mats Blomstedt, Product Manager, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery, 

Sweden 

Co-author: 

Elin Tidblom, Portfolio Owner Service R&D, Siemens Industrial 

Turbomachinery, Sweden 

Deaerator Vessel Inspection, Maintenance and Repair 

David Stewart, Engineering Manager, Kansas City Deaerator Co., 

United States 

Co-author: 

Michael Koontz, President, Kansas City Deaerator Co., United States 

An Overview of F Class CCGT Servicing, Inspection & Outage 

Management 

Ian Kingman, Technical Executive, Parsons Brinckerhoff, Singapore 

An Example of the Development and Installation of a Boiler Body 

Online-Monitoring System 

Minwoo Ko, Staff, KOSEP, Korea (South) 

Co-authors: 

Yeongsin Kim, KLES Inc., Korea (South) 

Woo-sik Kim, General Manager, Korea South East Power Co.Ltd., 

Korea (South) 

Delegate Lunch sponsored by 

*Invited/to be confirmed 



WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER (continued) 

14:00 - 15:30 



SESSION 2: COUNTRY SPOTLIGHT II 

South Asia, over 1.7 billion people, with some of the lowest per 

capital power consumption in the world. Challenged by shortages 

of fuels and capital, learn how South Asia plans to add over 100 

GW of additional generation capacity by 2020. 

Session Chair: Nomi Ahmad, Chief Operating Officer, Lanco 

International Pte Ltd., Singapore 

Power Policy, Forecasts and Planning - India 

Palaniappan Chockalingam, General Manager, Ansaldo Caldaie 

Boilers India Pvt Ltd, India 

Upfront Tariff or Cost Plus Approach: Pakistan’s Flip Flop 

(and Still Continuing) Experience with Private Generation 

Tariff Regulation 

Waqar Ahmad Khan, Chief Executive Officer, Star Hydro Power 

Limited, Pakistan 

Overview of the Power Market in Myanmar 

* U Kyee Soe, Director General, Department of Hydropower 

Planning, Ministry of Electric Power, Myanmar 




SESSION 2: SHALE AND ITS GLOBAL 

IMPLICATIONS 

Come explore the technical, economic and social dynamics of 

the boon in shale gas and the implications for other feedstocks. 

Session Chair: Charles G. Diestel, Vice President, Samsung 

C&T Corporation, Korea (South) 

Title to be Confirmed 

Mark Hutchinson, Managing Director, IHS Consulting - Energy & 

Natural Resources, Singapore 


Dainius Marciukonis, Business Developer Mini LNG & Innovation 

LNG, Shell International E&P BV, Singapore 


Tony Regan, Principal Consultant, Tri-Zen International Pte Ltd, 

Singapore 

15:30 - 16:00 Netwoking Coffee Break 





SESSION 2: NUCLEAR & ALTERNATIVE 

GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES 

Latest information, feasibility, practical applications and implications to 

electric market of nuclear and alternative generation technologies such as 

IGCC and LNG FRSU. 

Session Chair: Jari Vepsäläinen, Director, The Switch, Hong Kong 

The Case for IGCC: When Does IGCC Make Sense 

James Jurczak, Director - Gasification Projects, Burns & McDonnell, 

United States 

Electric Power Generation Aboard LNG FSRUs within Deregulated 

Electric Utility Markets 

Olaf Roennspiess, Senior Project Consultant, P.T. Gama Kurnia Utama, 

United States 

ATMEA1 the Proven Reactor Ready for Licensing and Construction 

Takashi Kanagawa, Project Manager, ATMEA SAS, France 

Co-author: 

Benoit Blassel, Deputy Project Manager, ATMEA, France 

OJSC Power Machines’ Equipment for New International NPP 

Projects Rated 800 – 1200 MW 

Vitaliy Nedavniy, Leading Design Engineer of Steam Turbines, Power 

Machines, OJSC, Russian Federation 

Co-author: 

Kirill Tsvetkov, Engineer of Steam Turbines Design, OJSC 

“Power Machines”, Russian Federation 



SESSION 2: GENERATOR ISSUES 

Control systems, condition monitoring and upgrades for generators. 

Session Chair: Alfred Ziegler, Generator Product Manager, Alstom 

Thermal Service, Malaysia 

Generator Control Plus - The Modular Solution for Generators 

Erich Steinmann, Area Sales Manager, ABB, Switzerland 

Co-author: 

Chaiwoot Saarddee, Electrical Service Sales Manager, ABB Limited, 

Thailand 

Diagen: A New Diagnostic Tool Available to Correctly Assess 

Generator Condition and Performances 

Diego Terrascone, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy 

Co-authors: 

Gabriele Cresta, Engineer, Ansaldo Energia, Italy 

Alessandro Oldrati, Technologies and Service Activities Manager, Ansaldo 

Energia SpA, Italy 

The Revamp of AC Brushless Excitation Control System Using 

PLC-Based for Small Hydroelectric Power Generation 

Suwat Ratiwatcharakorn, Electrical Engineer, EGAT, Thailand 

Co-author: 

Tanabodee Duangsoithong, Senior Electrical Engineer, EGAT, Thailand 

Hydrogen Cooled Generator Upgrade Rapid Purging of Hydrogen 

Cooled Generators to Mitigate Risks and Shorten Outage Times 

John McPhearson, CEO, Lectrodryer, LLC, United States 

Co-author: 

Blanca Ramirez, Chief Marketing Officer, Lectrodryer, United States 

Netwoking Coffee Break 




WEDNESDAY 2 OCTOBER (continued) 

16:00 - 17:30 



SESSION 3: CHINA’S POWER SECTOR: 

AT HOME & ABROAD 

This session will discuss China’s continuing outbound 

investments in global power businesses, as well as examine key 

developments in its own power sector. 

Session Chair: John Yeap, Partner, Head of Energy, 

Asia Pacific, Pinsent Masons, Hong Kong 

Capturing the Potential Benefits of Recent Trends in 

Engineering, Procurement and Construction 

Brian Allan, Principal Generation Engineer, Parsons Brinckerhoff, 

Singapore 

Co-authors: 

Gopal Krishnan, Manager Major Projects, Parsons Brinckerhoff, 

Singapore 

Malcolm Valentine, Manager - Quality Services, Parsons 

Brinckerhoff, Singapore 

Nichola’s Ash, Engineer, Parsons Brinckerhoff, Singapore 

Successfully Developing and Executing Projects for 

China’s New Era of Gas Fired Combined Heat and Power 

Generation 

Suqing Wang, Director of Power Generation Services-Asia 

Region, Black & Veatch, Thailand 

China Power Market 

Hok L. Leung, Senior Vice President of Corporate Development, 

Meiya Power, Hong Kong 




SESSION 3: ENERGY SECURITY 

Session discussing options to guarantee the uninterrupted 

availability of energy sources at an affordable price. 

Session Chair: Giuseppe (Joseph) Jacobelli, Senior Analyst 

- Pan Asia Utilities, Bloomberg Industries, Bloomberg LP, 

Hong Kong 

The Energy Trilemma - What Does it Mean to Pursue Cost- 

Competitiveness, Environmental Sustainability and Energy 

Security at the Same Time 

Michael Thomas, Partner, The Lantau Group (HK) Limited, 

Hong Kong 

Securing Electricity Supply in Thailand through Fuel 

Management: a Crucial Challenge for the Future 

Thanawat Nakawiro, Head, Fuel Economic Analysis Section, 

Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, Thailand 

Shale Gas and the Potential Transformation of Asia’s 

Emissions Profile 

James Muir, Clean Energy Finance Practice Leader, Sinclair 

Knight Merz, New Zealand 

17:00 – 18:30 Opening Reception 





SESSION 3: COGENERATION 

As combined cycle power plant technologies race to break the 60% 

efficiency barrier, cogeneration plants have long achieved fuel utilization 

efficiency much higher than that. Can today’s cogeneration technology 

address latest market requirements of operational flexibility and climate 

change 

Session Chair: Rosman Hamzah, Director Business Development, 

Alstom, Malaysia 

How the Use of Gas Engine Based Combined Cycle Plants Could in 

Certain Cases Benefit the Stakeholders of the SPP Scheme 

Frederic Carron, Business Development Manager, Wartsila Singapore 

Pte Ltd, Singapore 

How Cogeneration with Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Plants can 

Support Initiatives on Climate Change 

Ponnuchamy Veerachamy, Associate Director - Energy, Asia, AECOM, 

Singapore 

Co-author: 

Stephen Green, Senior Vice President, Energy, Asia, AECOM, Singapore 

Multifuel CFB Boilers in Unique Back-Pressure Reheat Cycle 

Cogeneration Project 

Ian Pennington, Project Technical Manager, CH2MHill Australia, Australia 

Dynamic Simulation of the Flying Take Over of the HRSG for a 

Refinery Cogeneration Cycle 

Stef Verhagen, Coordinator Process and C&I Engineering, NEM Energy 

b.v., Netherlands 

Co-author: 

Ton Goossen, Project Manager R&D, NEM Energy b.v., Netherlands 



SESSION 3: REHABILITATION, 

MODERNIZATION & LIFE EXTENSION 

Presentations will include case studies of control system upgrades and the 

rehabilitation and modernization of existing steam-electric and combined 

cycle generating plants located in Asia. 

Session Chair: Joe Moody, Principal, Burns & McDonnell Engineering 

Co. Inc., United States 

Primary Reheater Replacement at Masinloc Power Plant – A Cycle 

of Boiler Asset Management 

Mark Richardson, Senior Manager, Babcock-Hitachi K.K., Singapore 

Co-authors: 

Reynilo J. Lacsamana, Department Manager, Construction & Subvendor, 

Babcock-Hitachi (Philippines), Inc., Philippines 

Hidetaka Muto, Senior Engineer, Babcock-Hitachi K.K., Japan 

Power Plant Rehabilitation and Modernization in Myanmar 

Roy Daniel, Managing Director, Burns and Roe Asia, Ltd., Thailand 

Steam Turbine Lifecycle Management 

Peter Meads, Business Development Manager, Alstom Power, 

United Kingdom 

Modernization of Steam Turbine Control System – A Case Study for 

a 120 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant 

Rajeev Kishore, Asia Region Product Marketing Manager, ABB Pte Ltd, 

Singapore 

Opening Reception 





09:00 - 10:30 



SESSION 4: FINANCE & INVESTMENT 

Session looking at trends in investment for existing and new 

power projects. 

Session Chair: Daniel Liew, Partner, SNR Denton, 

Hong Kong 

Latest Power Trends in Asia: Are Cross Border Investments 

Still Moribund or is a Big Wave Coming 

Giuseppe (Joseph) Jacobelli, Senior Analyst - Pan Asia Utilities, 

Bloomberg Industries, Bloomberg LP, Hong Kong 

Small Project Financing 

Steven J. Szymanski, International Sales Manager, Caterpillar 

Power Finance, Singapore 

Title to be confirmed 

David Platt, Partner, Pinsent Masons MPillay LLP, Singapore 




SESSION 4: EMISSION CONTROL I 

First of two successive sessions on cost effective strategies for 

flue gas management and control, focussing on dry scrubbers. 

Session Chair: Svend Erik Jensen, Senior Vice President 

Operations, GDF SUEZ Energy Asia-Pacific, Thailand 

NID - Modular and Multi-Pollutant Control DFGD 

Technology – Fundamentals and Operational Experience 

Jurgen Dopatka, Manager Process Engineering - DFGD, Alstom 

Power - Enviromental Control Systems, United States 

Co-author: 

Jiangtian Zhang, Head of Tendering - Environmental Control 

Systems, Alstom Technical Service (Shanghai) Co.Ltd., China 

Dry Sorbent Injection for SO 3 

Control 

Jon Norman, Technology Manager, Dry Sorbent Injection, United 

Conveyor Corporation, United States 

Turbo CDS – Flue Gas Cleaning with High Efficient 

Circulating Dry Scrubber for Coal Fired Power Plants 

> 600 MW 

Christian Brunner, Senior Engineer Process Technology, Andritz, Austria 

Co-authors: 

Paul Petty, Director of Applications and Technology, Andritz 

Environmental Solutions Inc., United States 

Harald Reissner, Head of Process Technology, Andritz, Austria 

Demonstrations of Amended Silicates for Mercury Control 

in Coal Fired Generating Units 

Jim Butz, Manager, Novinda Corp., United States 

10:30 - 11:00 Netwoking Coffee Break 

11:00 -12:30 

SESSION 5: FINANCE & INVESTMENT - 

PANEL DISCUSSION 

Panel of experts debating financing and investment issues, 

including project finance, raising equity capital and financing 

concepts. 

Session Chair: Giuseppe (Joseph) Jacobelli, Senior Analyst 

- Pan Asia Utilities, Bloomberg Industries, Bloomberg LP, 

Hong Kong 

Panelists: 

- Ka Keung Chan, CEO, Nature Elements Capital, China 

- Mark Giblett, Group Head Project Finance Asia, Sumitomo 

Mitsui Banking Corporation, Singapore 

- Andrew Kinloch, MD, Logie Group Limited, Hong Kong 

- Arun Sen, CEO, Lanco Power International, Singapore 

- Bruce Weller, Managing Director, Head of Project Finance, Asia 

Pacific, BNP Paribas, Singapore 

SESSION 5: EMISSION CONTROL II 

Second of two successive sessions on cost effective strategies 

for flue gas management and control, focusing on NO x 

and fabric 

filter technology. 

Session Chair: Dil Devaser, Director & Lead Consultant, 

Devaser Six Consulting Pte Ltd., Singapore 

Side Effects of NO x 

Control Technologies for Coal-fired 

Power Generation 

Hong-Shig Shim, Director of Technology - Asia, Reaction 

Engineering International, United States 

Co-author: 

Kevin Davis, Manager, Business Development, Reaction 

Engineering International, United States 

Advanced Selective Catalytic Reduction (ASCR) 

Technology - A Lower Capital Cost Solution for NO X 

Reduction 

Volker Rummenhohl, Vice President, Catalyst Technology, Fuel 

Tech, Inc., United States 

Co-authors: 

Mark Campbell, Associate Process Engineer, Fuel Tech Inc., 

United States 

David Capozella, Director Catalyst Technologies, Fuel Tech, Inc., 

United States 

Fabric Filter (FF) Superiority Over Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) 

Pratik Mehta, Lead Air Quality Control Engineer, Black & Veatch 

Consulting Pvt. Ltd., India 

Application of Alstom AQCS Technology to 1000 MW Boiler Unit 

Ajay Vajpeyi, Manager, Process Engineering, Alstom, India 

Co-author: 

Mou Jian, Director of Engineering, Alstom, China 







SESSION 4: SMALL & MID SIZE GAS 

TURBINES 

Update on the technical, commercial and upgrade possibilities on small 

and medium size gas turbines. 

Session Chair: Tom Campbell, Director - Business Development, 

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Singapore 

Development and Commercial Operation Review of Highly Efficient 

L30A Gas Turbine 

Shoichi Sugino, Staff, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan 

Co-authors: 

Takuya Ikeguchi, Assistant Manager, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., 

Japan 

Ryozo Tanaka, Manager, Kawasaki Heavey Indusries,LTD., Japan 

Advantages of Aero-Derivative Gas Turbines in Industrial 

Applications: Technical, Operational and Financial Considerations 

on Equipment Selection 

Benjamin Moey, Head of Business Development (Asia Pacific), Rolls- 

Royce Plc (Energy), United Kingdom 

Co-author: 

Mahendra Chauhan, Sales & Project Development Director - Asia-Pacific, 

Rolls-Royce Singapore Pte Ltd (Energy), Singapore 

B/E-Class Gas Turbines – Enabling 21st Century Performance with 

your Existing Assets 

JoDee Newcomb, B&E Gas Turbine Growth Leader, General Electric 

Energy, United States 

Netwoking Coffee Break 

SESSION 4: POWER PLANT CONTROL 

SYSTEMS 

Session on selecting the right equipment and strategies for controlling and 

monitoring of rotating machinery, leading to optimum performance and 

reliable operation. 

Session Chair: Jacob Klimstra, Consultant, Jacob Klimstra 

Consultancy, Netherlands 

Control System Upgrade and Modification of Rotating Plant - 

Technical Analysis of Each Phase of an Upgrade Project with a 

View to Reducing Costs and Providing a Safe and Reliable Solution 

Christopher Rees, Sales Director, TCL, United Kingdom 

Comparison of Integrated Turbine Safety Instrumented Systems to 

Dedicated Turbine Safety Instrumented Systems 

Martijn van der Meer, Business Development Manager, Woodward Inc., 

Netherlands 

Automated Combustion Tuning and Power Optimization for 

E/F-Class Dry Low NOX (DLN) Gas Turbines 

Hany Rizkalla , Manager - Combustion Engineering, Power Systems Mfg, 

LLC - An Alstom Company , United States 

Co-authors: 

Ian Summerside, Product Line Manager, PSM - An Alstom Company, 

United States 

Jeffrey Benoit, Vice President - Business Development & Strategy, PSM - 

An Alstom Company, United States 

Renovation & Modernization of Control System to Latest State-ofthe 

Art Technology for Various Power Plant Applications - 

Case Studies 

Sudipta Saha, ABB Ltd., India 

SESSION 5: LARGE GAS TURBINES 

In this session, the GT OEMs present their latest updates on development 

and application of their large gas turbines. 

Session Chair: Peter Smart, Power Generation Manager, Asia, Sinclair 

Knight Merz Sdn Bhd, Malaysia 

Alstom Gas Turbines Portfolio Meeting the Needs of Energy 

Markets Today 

Sasha Savic, Product Manager, Alstom, Switzerland 

Co-authors: 

Arno Stein, Head of Product Promotion, Alstom Thermal Power Gas, Malaysia 

Mark Stevens, Product Manager, Alstom, Switzerland 

The SGT-8000H Series– Fully Validated and Proven in Commercial 

Operation 

Armin Staedtler, Head of 8000H R&D Management, Siemens AG, Germany 

Mitsubishi Latest Large Frame Gas Turbine Development and 

Operating Experience 

Nobuyuki Yamagami, Engineer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan 

Co-authors: 

Takashi Kishine, Manager, MHI, Japan 

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

Yuji Nakashima, Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan 

FlexEfficiency 50 & 60 Combined Cycle – Technology Update & 

Validation 

Marcus Scholz, Large 50Hz GT/CC Commercial Director, GE International 

Inc., Spain 

Co-author: 

Bryan Sixberry, Product Marketing Manager, GE Energy, United States 

SESSION 5: PLANT OPERATING 

EXPERIENCES 

Welcome to the sharp end: improving CCGT and CFB boiler operations, 

circuit breaker failure, reducing fuel costs by moving to those lower grade 

coals. 

Session Chair: E. William (Bill) Baker, Power Consultant, TEPSCO, 

Malaysia 

Operating Experience of India’s Largest CFB Boiler 

Lakshmanan Srinivasan, Vice President, Cethar Limited, India 

Electric Load Shedding and Island Mode Operation in Combined 

Cycle Power Plant Improves Plant Availability 

Jukka Pyykkö, Product & Marketing Manager, Metso Automation Inc., Finland 

Co-author: 

Manop Luesattha, Senior I&C Engineer, Sime Darby O&M (Thailand) Co., 

Ltd., Thailand 

The Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) in Broken of Operating 

Lever 230 KV Circuit Breaker for Power Generation 

Chokechai Boonsong, Electrical Engineer (Electrical Maintenance Division), 

Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT, Thailand 

Co-author: 

Kritsda Nithinuna, Head, Switchgear and Electrical Apparatus Section, 

EGAT, Thailand 

Experience and Cost Benefits of Converting from Hard Coals to 

Low Rank Coals 

Douglas Hart, Director Firing Systems Engineering, Alstom Power Thermal 

Services, United States 




THURSDAY 3 OCTOBER (continued) 







14:00 - 15:30 

PLENARY PANEL DISCUSSION: ASIAN POWER - 2020 VISION (Room: Jupiter 4-5) 

Asia has experienced economic growth above the world average and is expected to continue this pattern during the remainder of the 

decade. An increasing urban population is becoming more environmentally aware and at the same time, quick to adopt new technology. 

All these trends are putting more pressure on the energy sector to deliver secure, clean and affordable supplies. The plenary panel 

discussion brings together a group of experienced power industry professionals from a variety of disciplines, willing to share their views 

and speculate on how the electricity sector will meet the challenges ahead and what the industry will look like in 2020. 

Session Chair: Representative from CNBC Asia Pacific, Singapore 


16:00 - 17:30 

SESSION 7: PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 

APPROACHES & RISK MITIGATION 

Session looking at current project development trends with a 

focus on effectively managing risk. 

Session Chair: Ka Keung Chan, CEO, 

Nature Elements Capital, China 

Power Plant Life Cycle Cost Analysis: Reviewing Basic 

Evaluation Techniques and Why They Matter 

Shahid Qadri, Black & Veatch, United States 

Contract Structuring Value Propositions for Project 

Delivery 

Stephen Harris, Executive General Manager - Asia, Forge Group 

Power, Thailand 

Proven Techniques to Help Maximise the Efficiency of the 

Insurance and Risk Management Programme for your 

Power Projects 

Gareth Saunders, Executive Director, Willis, United Kingdom 

Ensuring the Long-Term, Sustainable Spread of Nuclear 

Risk in Asia 

Brian De Bruin, Regional Director, Aon Risk Solutions, Hong Kong 

SESSION 7: DISTRIBUTED 

GENERATION 

This session looks at different applications and scenarios for 

considering, selecting or applying Distributed Generation. 

Session Chair: Peter Smart, Power Generation Manager, Asia, 

Sinclair Knight Merz Sdn Bhd, Malaysia 

Distributed Power and Cogeneration 

Klaus Payrhuber, Product Manager, GE Power & Water, Austria 

Wires vs Panels: Is Traditional Electrification a Poor 

Choice for Developing Countries 

Sarah Fairhurst, Partner, The Lantau Group (HK) Limited, Hong 

Kong 

Distributed Generation - Importance of Choosing the Right 

Power Generation Technology 

Suraj Narayan, General Manager, Wärtsilä Australia Pty Ltd, 

Australia 

Distributed Trigeneration Project Development Risk 

Analysis: A Fresh Look 

John C.Y. Lee, Sales Manager, Caterpillar Inc., Singapore 

Co-authors: 

Michael A. Devine, Gas Product Marketing Manager, Caterpillar 

Inc., United States 

Steven J. Szymanski, International Sales Manager, Caterpillar 

Power Finance, Singapore 








Panelists: 

- Robert McGregor, Managing Director, Resources & Energy Group, HSBC, Hong Kong 

- Colin Tam, Executive Chairman, Crystal Vision Energy Ltd, Hong Kong 

- Michael Thomas, Partner, The Lantau Group (HK) Limited, Hong Kong 

- Wouter van Wersch, Senior Vice President East Asia Pacific & President Alstom Singapore – Alstom International / Senior Vice President Asia Pacific – Alstom 

Power Sales & Marketing, Alstom Asia Pte Ltd, Singapore 


SESSION 7: COMBINED CYCLE 

TECHNOLOGY 

Session to cover intersting aspects of Gas Turbines upgrades, efficiancy 

enhancement, conceptual plant designs, operation experience of H Class 

fleet and intergrated solar CC. 

Session Chair: Rakesh Sarin, Managing Director, 

Wartsila India Limited, India 

Gas Turbine and CCGT Conceptual Plant Design – A Refresher 

Frank Safi, Technical Executive GT, Power, Parsons Brinckerhoff, Australia 

Latest Upgrade GT24/GT26 Gas Turbines for Meeting the 

Requirements of the Asian Markets 

Matthias Hiddemann, Regional Product Manager, Alstom, Malaysia 

Co-authors: 

Vasu Swami, Business Sales Manager, Alstom, Malaysia 

Sukit Sirichitr, Business Development Manager, Alstom, Thailand 

Improvement of Thermal Efficiency for LNG FSRU-type Combined 

Cycle Power Plant 

Nakshin Jeong, Research Engineer, Ship & Ocean R&D Institute, Daewoo 

Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd, Korea (South) 

Update on Operational Experience of the H Class Power Plants 

Fleet, Including South Korea’s First Commercial Unit “Bugok3” 

Kais Sfar, Head of Product Line Management CCPP, Siemens AG, 

Energy, Germany 

Reserve Presentation: 

Integrated Solar Combined Cycle (ISCC) 

Shiv Shukla, President, Abengoa Solar India, India 

SESSION 7: PLANT OPTIMIZATION 

Session looking at plant performance improvement and maximization by 

introducing commercialy advantageous modifications. 

Session Chair: Rajeev Kishore, Asia Region Marketing Manager, 

ABB Pte Ltd., Singapore 

In Furnace Laser-Based Measurements System to Optimize Coal 

Combustion on 600MW Coal-Fired Boiler in China 

Scott Affelt, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Zolo Technologies, 

United States 

Co-author: 

Eric Huelson, Project Manager, Zolo Technologies, Inc., United States 

Optimized Combustion and Optimized Production 

Jari Leppäkoski, Business Manager, Performance Solutions, Metso 

Automation Oy, Finland 

Life Cycle Value for Combined Cycle Power Plants 

Thomas Bierdel, Senior Sales Director GT Power Plant Solutions Nor, 

Siemens Pte Ltd - Energy Sector, Singapore 

Co-authors: 

Patrick Bullinger, Product Line Manager, Siemens AG, Germany 

Thomas Hagedorn, Vice President Sales, Siemens Pte Ltd - Energy 

Sector, Singapore 

Fast Start and Cycling CC Plants HRSGs : Issues which affect the 

Availability and Life Consumption 

Akber Pasha, Technical Director, Vogt Power International, United States 





09:00 - 10:30 



SESSION 8: RESPONSES TO MARKET 

NEEDS 

This session will showcase solutions that are being employed to 

address specific market needs, in different parts of Asia. 

Session Chair: Saji Raghavan, Country President, Alstom Asia 

Pacific Sdn Bhd, Malaysia 

PRAI Power Plant - Malaysia Sets a New Trend Regarding 

Efficiency and Emissions in South East Asia 

Ulrich Lingner, Sales Director Products, Siemens AG, Germany 

Co-authors: 

Willibald Fischer, Program Director 8000H, Siemens AG, Germany 

Peter Mürau, Package Frame Owner, SCC-8000H, Siemens AG, 

Germany 

Walter Sauermann, Senior Sales Manager Products, Siemens 

AG, Germany 

250 MW Largest Combustion Engine Based Emergency 

Reserve Power Plant in Europe, Elering, TSO of Estonia 

Ilo Toom, Project Manager, Elering UO, Estonia 

Co-author: 

Risto Paldanius, Director, Business Development, Wärtsilä 

Corporation, Power Plants, Finland 

Distributed Power Transformative Technologies for a 

Power Hungry World - Available Today 

James DiCampli, LM6000 Technology Manager, GE, United States 

Valuing Energy Security - Quantifying the Benefits of 

Operational and Strategic Flexibility 

Tom Parkinson, Partner, The Lantau Group (HK) Limited, Hong Kong 




SESSION 8: DEALING WITH VARIABLE 

LOAD 

This session looks at ways to deal with the variations in load 

requirements through flexibility and advanced dispatch. 

Session Chair: Azhari Sulaiman, Senior Vice President – 

Ventures, Malakoff Corporation Berhad, Malaysia 

Responding to Peaking Power Challenge with Fast Flexible 

Power - Case Thailand 

Saara Kujala, Manager, Development & Financial Services, 

Wärtsila Singapore Pte Ltd, Singapore 

Off-Grid Power Solutions - Efficient Integration of 

Renewables into Diesel Power Stations 

Torsten Wetzel, Siemens AG, Germany 

Flexible Power Generation: Making the Case for Multi-set 

Power Management Systems 

Guy Stevens, Application Manager, Atlas Copco, Belgium 

EGAT Power System Dispatching under Rapidly Changing 

Electricity Demand 

Tanachai Limpasuwan, Power System Control and Operation 

Division, Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), Thailand 

Co-authors: 

Nathapong Chalardkid, Power System Control and Operation 

Division, Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), Thailand 

Arthit Sode-Yome, System Control Technology Section, Electricity 

Generating Authority of Thailand, Thailand 


11:00 - 12:30 

SESSION 9: JOINT CONFERENCE FEEDBACK & SUMMARY SESSION 

A closing session where you have your say using electronic voting and where session chairs feedback key outcomes from this year’s 

conference to give you a tangible takeaway. 


Conference Impressions and Conclusions 

Jacob, Klimstra, Consultant, Jacob Klimstra Consultancy, Netherlands 

Panelists: 

- Jacob Klimstra, Consultant, Jacob Klimstra Consultancy, Netherlands 

- Sean Purdie, Managing Partner - Power Asia Pacific, Environmental Resources Management, Hong Kong 

Other panelists to be confirmed 

*Invited/to 15:00 - 16:00 be confirmed 






SESSION 8: BOILERS & STEAM CYCLE 

Session looking at efficient design and operation pushing the limits of 

boilers and water-steam cycle. 

Session Chair: Charles G. Diestel, Vice President, Samsung C&T 

Corporation, Korea (South) 

Supercritical and Ultra- Supercritical BoilersHow High is Too High 

Dean Huff, Senior Associate Mechanical Engineer, Burns & McDonnell 

Engineering Company, Inc., United States 

Co-author: 

Todd Sundbom, Vice President & Director of Engineering, Burns & 

McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., United States 

A Comparison of Rankine Cycle Efficiencies and net Present Value 

for Supercritial and Subcritical Coal Fired Thermal Power Plants 

Nicholas Ash, Engineer, Parsons Brinckerhoff, Singapore 

Challenges in Designing Once Through Circulating Water Systems 

Santosh Pansare, Lead Mechanical Engineer, Black & Veatch, India 

Optimized Steam/Water Cycle for Advanced Class Gas Turbines 

Harpreet Singh, Product Manager HRSG and Steam Add-on’s, Alstom 

Power Inc., United States 



SESSION 8: DIAGNOSTICS & CONDITION 

MONITORING 

Session discussing efficiency and life monitoring to improve the power system. 

Session Chair: Shigehiro Miyamae, Managing Director, IPSM, IHI Power 

System Malaysia Bhd. Sdn, Malaysia 

Power Plant Efficiency Improvement by Real-Time Calculation 

through Web Server Based Monitoring 

Hendy Eka Hardana, I&C Maintenance Dept, PT. Indonesia Power, Indonesia 

Co-authors: 

Mario Aditya, Condition Based Monitoring Dept, PT. Indonesia Power, Indonesia 

Rahmat Syahputra Lubis, Engineering & Asset Management Manager, PT. 

Indonesia Power, Indonesia 

Implementing Real-Time Alarm Management at Power Generation 

Facilities 

Mark Carrigan, Vice President of Business Lines, PAS, United States 

Online-Monitoring of Creep/Fatigue Deformation of Power Plant 

Components - New Development in Sensor Technology and 

Application in the Range of 600-700°C 

Ansgar Kranz, Registered Manager, TÜV Rheinland Werkstoffprüfung 

GmbH, Germany 

Remote Services for Power Generation Equipment 

Pierre Lorin, Global Technology Manager, ABB Power Products, Switzerland 

Co-authors: 

Luiz Cheim, R&D Consultant, ABB Power Products, United States 

Robert Saers, R&D Mgr, ABB Corporate Research, Sweden 

SESSION 9: CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED 

TECHNOLOGY 

This session will describe the factors that are important in evaluating 

whether CFB technology is the right choice. It will also highlight the 

advantages of utilizing CFB combustion technology and provide updates 

on CFB technology and its components. 

Session Chair: J. Gary Weis, Senior Project Manager, Burns & 

McDonnell International, United States 

CFB’s Fuel Capabilities – Utilization of Wide Range of Local Fuels 

Ari Kokko, Director CFB business, Metso Power, Finland 

Development of Integrated Evaluation Method for all Kinds of Fuels 

to CFB Power Plant 

Tomoo Yamashita, Boiler Performance Design, Sumitomo Heavy 

Industries,Ltd, Japan 

Co-author: 

Naoki Matsuyama, Engineer, Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Japan 

Takemi Watanabe, Engineer, Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd., Japan 

Maximum Fuel and Emissions Flexibility Using Circulating Fluidized 

Bed Combustion and Scrubbing Technology 

Robert Giglio, Vice President of Strategic Planning and Marketing, Foster 

Wheeler, United States 


SESSION 9: GAS TURBINE UPGRADES 

Session addressing operational benefits of upgrades to existing gas turbines. 

Session Chair: To be Confirmed 

Alternative Low NOX Performance Upgrades for the Frame 6B Gas 

Turbines 

Ian Summerside, Product Line Manager, PSM - An Alstom Company, 

United States 

Co-authors: 

Jeffrey Benoit, Vice President - Business Development & Strategy, PSM - 

An Alstom Company, United States 

Bob Moore, PSM - An Alstom Company, United States 

F Class Gas Turbine Upgrading Program Development Process 

Keita Fujii, Senior Engineer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan 

Co-authors: 

Yasuoki Tomita, Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan 

Keisuke Yoshida, Engineer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan 

Eiji Akita, General Manager & Chief Engineer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, 

Ltd., Japan 

B/E Class Gas Turbine Performance Upgrades: Economic 

Considerations for Aging Power Plants 

Aileen Barton, Senior Product Manager B/E Gas Turbines, GE Power 

and Water, United States 

GT13E2 MXL2 Upgrade A Quantum Leap in Efficiency and Lifetime 

Stefan Irmisch, Director GT Engineering Competence Centre, 

Alstom Power, Switzerland 

Co-authors: 

Andreas Bauer, Head of R&D Program Management, Alstom Power, Switzerland 

Joergen Ferber, R&D Program Manager, Alstom (Switzerland) Ltd., Switzerland 

Dominic Graf, Product Line Manager, Alstom Power, Switzerland 

Alexey Mozharov, R&D Program Manager, Alstom Power, Switzerland 



POWER-GEN ASIA INDUSTRIAL WATER DAY 

THURSDAY 3 OCTOBER 2013 (Room: Jupiter 15) 

Supported by 

Estimates suggest that the amount of water needed for global power production is expected to double over the next 40 years. The World Energy 

Council predicts that by 2050, total power demand for water is expected to increase by 100 billion cubic meters. 

Faced with a booming population and associated power requirements, Asia faces a large challenge when it comes to water supply for power 

generation. China alone is expected to see its water demand increase by a further 15%. Cooling water, boiler feedwater and wastewater treatment all 

require increasing expertise and technical solutions to meet regulatory demands. 

In light of this demand, the addition of an Industrial Water Day will be added to the POWER-GEN Asia 2013 conference line-up to provide information on 

this growing market. 

The new conference sessions are designed to provide highlights of some of the leading Asian countries when it comes to water management. As well 

as an opening strategic session, a technical programme will demonstrate how the latest water technologies such as membrane bioreactors are being 

used in power generation. 

09:00 - 10:30 SESSION 4: COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTS 

A regional overview of industrial water challenges focusing on power generation in Asia. Strategic presentations will provide an 

introduction to the water conference and address regulatory updates, privatisation progress and investment opportunities. 

Session Chair: Arlene Goode, Associate, Arup, Hong Kong 

Water Reuse as a Supply to the Industrial Sector in Singapore 

*Representative from Public Utilities Board (PUB), Singapore 

Rainwater Harvesting for Use in Flue Gas Desulphurisation for Hong Kong Power Plants 

*Chi-Tin Wan, Director, Hongkong Electric Company Ltd., Hong Kong 

Other presentations to be confirmed 


11:00 - 12:30 SESSION 5: INTAKE, COOLING AND BLOWDOWN TREATMENT 

CONSIDERATIONS 

Open recirculating cooling systems may save more water compared to once-through systems, yet they are subject to more challenging 

treatment-related problems. This session will look at how water is introduced to power production, treated and then discharged. 

Session Chair: * Todsawat Meelap, Thermal Energy Project Engineer, Mott MacDonald, Thailand 

Cooling Tower Blowdown Treatment and Reuse in a Coal Fired Power Plant in India 

Simone Callioni, Manager – Business Development (Eastern), Aquatech, India 

An Example of the Development and Installation of an Eco-Friendly and High-Efficiency Underwater Sparking Type 

Seawater Electrolysis Facility 

Jongho Kim, Assistant Manager, Korea South East Power Co., Ltd, Korea (South) 

Co-authors: 

Heejin Kyung, Overseas Sales Staff, Shinho System Co. Ltd., Korea (South) 

Jongjoo Yu, General Manager, KOSEP, Korea (South) 

Efficient Design of Condensate Polishing in Supercritical Power Plant 

Govindan Alagappan, Global Director - Business Development, Siemens Industry Inc, United States 


14:00 - 15:30 SESSION 6: WATER SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 

Power generation demands higher quality water than potable uses, for uses such as boiler feedwater. This session will provide 

experience on making sure facilities are getting the most out of their installed water equipment. 

Session Chair: Yony Weiss, VP, Thermal CTO, IDE Technologies Ltd., Israel 

Harvested Rainwater and Wastewater Recycling for Industrial Use in Power Plant and The RealTime Tele-Monitoring System 

Kwangho Jung, Water Treatment manager, KOSPO, Korea (South) 

Design Philosophy of Seawater Scrubbing Process with Advanced Aeration Equipment Realized at the FGD Plant Gheco One 

Annette Dr. Ziemann-Noethe, Design Manager, Doosan Lentjes, Germany 

Co-authors: 

Martin Brueggemann, Product Manager, Doosan Lentjes, Germany 

Sung Hee Han, Senior Manager, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction, Korea (South) 

Dae Kyu Seo, Senior Manager, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction, Korea (South) 

O&M for Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants for Asam-Asam Steam Power Plant at Kalimantan – Indonesia 

Deepak Nyayadhish, President Director, PT Metito Indonesia, Indonesia 

Co-author: 

Daddy Waluyo, Director - O & M, PT. Metito Indonesia, Indonesia 




16:00 - 17:30 Session 7: Wastewater Optimization & Reuse 

Industrial facilities are urgently improving wastewater treatment and optimizing water reuse, driven by increased environmental 

awareness and discharge regulations. This session addresses technologies to reuse water within a power plant and how a combination 

of processes may lead to a final zero liquid discharge approach. 

Session Chair: Simone Callioni, Manager – Business Development (Eastern), Aquatech, India 

Zero Liquid Discharge Options for Coal-Fired Power Plants 

Carlos Zabaleta, Sales Manager, Veolia Water Solutions & 

Technologies, Spain 

Co-author: 

William Shaw, Sr. Process Engineer, Veolia Water 

Solutions & Technologies, United States 

Electrodeionization (EDI) for Industrial Water Treatment 

Sachin Kodolikar, Sales Manager- International Division, Metito 

Pollution Control India Pvt. Ltd., India 

Co-author: 

Paresh Kachhia, Area Sales Manager, Metito Overseas 

Limited, United Arab Emirates 

Use of Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) Technology for the 

Treatment of Industrial Water 

Uracha Sadetheerakij, Nalco - An Ecolab Company, Thailand 

POWER-GEN ASIA receptions 

POWER-GEN Asia 2013 OPENING RECEPTION 

Wednesday 2 October 2013 

17:00 – 18:30 

Exhibition Floor 

The POWER-GEN Asia Opening Reception is an ideal opportunity for you to continue 

business discussions or just relax at the end of a busy day. 

You are cordially invited to attend and enjoy a selection of canapés and drinks and 

welcome to bring your colleagues, clients and prospective business partners. 

The Opening Reception is open to all and is free of charge. We sincerely hope you can join 

us at this reception and look forward to meeting you. 

The POWER-GEN Asia team. 

CLOSING RECEPTION AND BEST PAPER AWARDS 

Hosted by 

Friday 4 October 2013 

15.00 – 16.00 

Babcock and Wilcox Booth C20 

Please join us on the Babcock and Wilcox Booth (C20) after the close of the conference 

sessions on Friday 4th October, for the Closing Reception and announcement and 

presentation of the prestigious POWER-GEN Asia 2013 Best Paper Awards to be held 

during the closing reception. 

Judges from POWER-GEN Asia’s expert conference programme advisory board will 

choose a Best Paper Award winner from each of the POWER-GEN Asia conference 

tracks, based on outstanding concept, content and presentation during the conference. 

This awards presentations will be followed by a selection of drinks and refreshments. 

Take this opportunity to show your support and appreciation for industry innovation by 

attending the awards presentations. 

www.powergenasia.com / page 27

POWER-GEN ASIA ADVISORY BOARD 

PennWell extends its grateful thanks and appreciation to all members of the POWER-GEN 

Asia Advisory Board for their hard work and dedication 

Mr. Nomi Ahmad 

Chief Operating Officer 

Lanco International Pte Ltd. 

Singapore 

Mr Brian de Bruin 

Regional Director 

Aon Risk Solutions 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Wirote Buaklee 

Manager of Power System 

Planning Division 

Provincial Electricity 

Authorirty (PEA) 

Thailand 

Mr. Rupert Burrows 

Partner 

Ashurst Horitsu Jimusho 

Gaikokuho Kyodo Jigyo 

Japan 

Mr. Simone Callioni 

Business Development 

Manager – Eastern 

Aquatech Systems (Asia) 

India 

Mr. Tom Campbell 

Director - Business 

Development Asia 

Parsons Brinckerhoff 

Singapore 

Dr. Ka Keung Chan 

CEO 

Nature Elements Capital 

China 

Mr. Roy Daniel 

Managing Director 

Burns and Roe Asia Ltd. 

Thailand 

Mr. Dil Devaser 

Director & Lead 

Consultant 

Devaser Six Consulting 

Pte Ltd. 

Singapore 

Mr. Charles G. Diestel 

Vice President 

Samsung C&T 

Corporation 

Korea (South) 

Mr. Julien Dodet 

Senior Vice President 

Strategy and Business 

Development Asia Pacific 

Areva 

China 

Mrs. Arlene Goode 

Associate 

Arup 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Rajnish Goswami 

Vice President, Head of 

Gas & Power Consulting 

Asia & Middle East 

Wood Mackenzie 

Singapore 

Mr. John Gustke 

Senior Vice President and 

Regional Director 

Black & Veatch 

Thailand 

Mr. Matthias Hiddemann 

Regional Product Manager 

Alstom 

Malaysia 

Mr. Mark Hutchinson 


IHS Consulting - Energy & 

Natural Resources 

Singapore 

Mr. Yasushi Iida 

General Manager, 

Singapore Office 

Tokyo Electric Power 

Company, Inc. (TEPCO) 

Singapore 

Mr. Joseph Jacobelli 

Senior Analyst - Pan Asia 

Utilities 

Bloomberg Industries, 

Bloomberg LP 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Boonserm Jaengarun 

Chief of Combined Cycle 

and Gas Turbine Power 

Plant Control System 

Department 

Electricity Generating 

Authority of Thailand 

(EGAT) 

Thailand 

Mr. Svend Erik Jensen 

Vice President Operations 

Asia 

IPR – GDF SUEZ Asia 

Thailand 

Mr. Sundara Kavidass 

Senior Vice President 

Essar Power Gujarat 

Limited 

India 

Mr. Edward Kee 

Vice President 

NERA Economic 

Consulting 

United States 

Mr. Normen Kegler 

Council Chairman 

Independent Power 

Producers Forum (IPPF) 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Sam Kennedy 

Executive Director 

Emerging Markets Energy 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Andrew Kinloch 

MD 

Logie Group Ltd. 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Sachin Kodolikar 

Sales Manager- 

International Division 

Metito Pollution Control 

India Pvt. Ltd. 

India 

Mr. Eric Lassurguere 

Director Sales - Asia 

Pacific 

United Conveyor 

Corporation 

Thailand 

Mr. Joel Laykin 

Secretary General 

Independent Power 

Producers Forum (IPPF) 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Arthur Lee 

Director – Strategy, 

Planning and Risk 

Management 

Meiya Power Co Limited 

Hong Kong 

Mr. John C.Y. Lee 

Sales Manager 

Caterpillar Inc. 

Singapore 

Mr. Yuttana 

Lertruangsilpa 

Head of Power Generation 

Business 

ABB Limited 

Thailand 

Mr. Daniel Liew 

Partner 

SNR Denton 

Hong Kong 

Mr. K.T. Lim 

Committee Member - 

Electrical Engineering 

Technical Division 

The Institution of 

Engineers, Malaysia (IEM) 

Malaysia 

Mr. Markus Lorenzini 

Head of Energy Sector, 

ASEAN-Pacific Cluster 

PT Siemens Indonesia 

Indonesia 

Mr. Dave Maslin 

Director 

Hiko Consulting 

Singapore 

Mr. Kevin J. McCauley 

Director, Strategic 

Planning Global 

Technology 

Babcock & Wilcox 

United States 

Mr. Robert McGregor 

Managing Director, 

Resources & Energy Group 

HSBC 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Todsawat Meelap 

Thermal Energy Project 

Engineer 

Mott MacDonald 

Thailand 

Mr. Shigehiro Miyamae 


IPSM, IHI Power System 

Malaysia Bhd. Sdn 

Malaysia 

Mr. Deepak Nyayadhish 

President Director 

PT Metito Indonesia 

Indonesia 

Ms. Deepa Pasumarty 

Managing Director and 

Global Head for Power 

Utilities 

Standard Chartered Bank 

Singapore 

Mr. Carlo Patteri 

Business Development 

Director 

Veolia Water Solutions & 

Technologies 

Singapore 

Mr. Dale Probasco 


Navigant Consulting Inc. 

United States 

Mr. Sean Purdie 

Managing Partner - Power 

Asia Pacific 

Environmental Resources 

Management 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Sushil Purohit 

Regional Director, South 

East Asia & Australia 

Wärtsilä Singapore Pte Ltd 

Singapore 

Mr. Saji Raghavan 

Country President 

Alstom Asia Pacific Sdn 

Bhd 

Malaysia 

Mr. Suryanarayan 

Ramanan 

Strategic Planning and 

Marketing Leader, Aero, 

Asia, GE Energy 

Singapore 

Mr. Sridhar Samudrala 

Director Asia 

World Alliance for 

Decentralized Energy 

United States 

Mr. Peter Smart 

Power Generation 

Manager, Asia 

Sinclair Knight Merz Sdn 

Bhd 

Malaysia 

Mr. Azhari Sulaiman 

Senior Vice President – 

Ventures 

Malakoff Corporation 

Berhad 

Malaysia 

Mr. Mark Takahashi 

Group Director & Chief 

Financial Officer 

CLP Holdings Ltd 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Colin Tam 

Executive Chairman 

Crystal Vision Energy Ltd 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Jari Vepsalainen 

Director 

The Switch Holding Ltd 

Hong Kong 

Mr. Teeravut 

Wachiraddanupap 

Director, Chemical Division 

Electricity Generating 

Authority of Thailand 

(EGAT) 

Thailand 

Mr. Mason Wallick 


Infunde Capital Pte Ltd 

Singapore 

Mr. Suqing Wang 

Director of Power 

Generation Services - Asia 

Region 

Black & Veatch 

Thailand 

Mr. J. Gary Weis 

Senior Project Manager 

Burns & McDonnell 

International 

United States 

Dr. Yony Weiss 

VP, Thermal CTO 

IDE Technologies Ltd. 

Israel 

Mr. Bruce Weller 

Managing Director, Head 

of Project Finance, Asia 

Pacific 

BNP Paribas 

Singapore 

Mr. John Yeap 

Partner, Head of Energy, 

Asia Pacific 

Pinsent Masons 

Hong Kong 


Technical Tour 1: Srinagarind Dam 

Owner/Operator: Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) 

Date: Tuesday 1 October 2013 

Meeting Point: POWER-GEN Asia Registration Area, IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre 

Meeting Time: 08:30 

Duration: 

All day 

Cost: $130 

Srinagarind Dam, Kanchanaburi Province 

Srinagarind Dam is operated by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) and 

plays a crucial role in hydropower generation and agricultural production. 

Situated on the Khwae Yai River basin in Si Sawat district, Srinagarind Dam is the first and 

largest multi-purpose dam under the Mae Klong River Basin Development Project. This rock-fill 

dam is 140 metres high, 610 metres long, 15 metres wide at the crest, and 586 metres wide 

at the dam base. The reservoir area covers 419 square km, with a water storage capacity of 

17,745 million cubic metres. 

Construction of the dam began in 1973 and was completed in 1980. Its hydropower plant 

accommodates five generating units with a combined capacity of 720 MW. Total investment in 

the project, comprising the dam, the power plant with five generating units, and a transmission 

system, was 6,811 million baht ($232m). 

This multi-purpose dam provides a water supply for agriculture all year round, generates 1,250 

million kilowatts of electricity annually, serves as a fish breeding source for local residents to 

earn more income, and prevents saline water from damaging the area at the mouth of the Mae 

Klong River. Moreover, it helps ease the flooding situation along the Mae Klong River basin, as 

it can store a large volume of water during the rainy season. Srinagarind Dam has also become 

one of famous tourist attractions in Kanchanaburi, and it welcomes more than 100 000 visitors 

each year. 

Srinagarind Dam is about 200 km northwest of Bangkok and it takes about two and a half 

hours by road. The dam site has been developed into a recreation area for the public, as well. 

Technical Tour 2: Bang Pakong Thermal Power Plant 

Owner/Operator: Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) 

Date: Tuesday 1 October 2013 

Meeting Point: POWER-GEN Asia Registration Area, IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre 

Meeting Time: 08:30 

Duration: 

All day 

Cost: $130 

Bang Pakong Thermal Power Plant 

The site of Bang Pakong power plant covers an area of 1,680,000 square metres. It is 

located on the left side of Bang Pakong River, in Tha kam sub-district, Bang Pakong district, 

Chachoengsao province. 

Bang Pakong power plant is comprised of both thermal and combined cycle, with a total 

generating capacity of 4,384.60 MW. It has 5 units. The first unit was commissioned in 1984 

and the last in 2009. It is operated by Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT). 

The plant also consists of a construction of civil works including power plant structures and 

buildings, fuel supply handling and storage systems and water cooling systems. The project 

helps meet the country’s growing electricity demand including that of the accelerated rural 

electrification program. 

TECHNICAL TOURS 

To book your tour place visit www.powergenasia.com or complete and return the Registration Form at the back of this 

Pre Show Guide. Please Note: 

• No onsite registration will be available 

• All attendees must be registered and paid for the tour before Friday 30 August 2013 

• All attendees will have to provide the required additional information ( A form will be sent to you upon registration) by Friday 6 

September or will not be granted access to the plant 


POWER-GEN ASIA 

-- October 

EXHIBITOR IMPACT, Bangkok, FLOOR PLAN Thailand 

(AS OF 1 JUNE 2013) 

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(AS OF 1 JUNE 2013) EXHIBITOR LIST 

POWER-GEN Asia 

Renewable Energy World Asia 

NAME BOOTH NAME BOOTH 

ABB PTE. LTD. 

B14 KAWASAKI GAS TURBINE ASIA 

K2 

ABENGOA 

E52 KEMC (KOREA ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS 

AD TUBI INOSSIDABILI SPA 

A31 COOPERATIVE) 

D40 & C46 

ALSTOM 

B11 LIANG CHI INDUSTRY (THAILAND) CO., LTD. 

H50 

ANDRITZ HYDRO GMBH 

F56 MAGOTTEAUx CO.,LTD 

B29 

APAC ENERGY RENTAL 

J27 MASER & QUARTZELEC SERVICES SDN. BHD. H26 

AUMA RIESTER GMBH & CO. KG 

H47 MEE INDUSTRIES INC 

M14 

BABCOCK & WILCOx 

C20 MEGAFLExON CO., LTD. 

B56 

BABCOCK POWER INC 

D26 MEGGITT CONTROL SYSTEMS 

C33 

BARON SERVICES 

F46 METACOR INTERNATIONAL INC 

K56 

BEUMER (THAILAND) CO.LTD. 

B34 METSO PAPER (THAILAND) CO LTD 

G50 

BFI AUTOMATION 

M8 MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD 

C2 

BILFINGER BABCOCK (THAILAND) CO.,LTD 

J26 MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS 

M18 

BOWMAN POWER GROUP LTD 

J31 MORGAN SCHAFFER INC. 

F39 

BRENTWOOD ASIA LTD 

D33 MPP TECH GMBH 

H40 

BRUSH 

F21 MTU ONSITE ENERGY (A TOGNUM GROUP BRAND) K14 

BURNS AND ROE 

G36 NATIONAL ELECTRIC COIL 

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CCI (ASIA PACIFIC) PTE LTD 

M2 NAVIGAT ENERGY (THAILAND) LTD. 

B20 

CHROMALLOY 

C26 NOOTER/ERIKSEN 

B33 

CIRCOR POWER & PROCESS 

F34 ORGANICS ASIA CO. LTD. 

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CLEAN ENERGY SYSTEMS CO.,LTD 

D64 PCC ENERGY GROUP 

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CLEAVER-BROOKS 

B32 PENNWELL 

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CRESTCHIC LTD 

A33 PIC ASIA - PACIFIC SDN. BHD. 

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DAEYOUNG C & E CO.,LTD. 

L55 PMT INDUSTRIES SDN BHD 

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K49 POWER MACHINES 

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DEKOMTE DE TEMPLE KOMPENSATORTECHNIK GMBH C34 PRATT & WHITNEY POWER SYSTEMS 

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DOOSAN HEAVY INDUSTRIES & CONSTRUCTION B1 PRECISION ICEBLAST CORPORATION 

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ENERPROJECT SA 

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ENVIRONMENT ONE 

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FOCUSLAB LTD 

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A30 SIPOS AKTORIK GMBH 

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FOSTER WHEELER 

D13 SMA SOLAR (THAILAND) CO., LTD 

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GAS TURBINE CONTROLS 

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GEORG FISCHER PIPING SYSTEMES LTD. 

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G14 TOSHIBA CORPORATION 

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HONG TAK ENGINEERING SDN. BHD 

A1 TRUWATER COOLING TOWERS SDN BHD 

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HOWDEN 

A2 TURBINE BLADING AND PARTS 

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IBAU HAMBURG INGENIEURGESELLSCHAFT 

TÜV RHEINLAND 

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INDUSTRIEBAU MBH 

C32 UNISON ETECH 

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IHI CORPORATION 

K16 VEOLIA WATER SOLUTIONS & TECHNOLOGIES C64 

IMI GROUP OF COMPANY 

A40 VOGT POWER INTERNATIONAL INC 

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INDECK POWER 

A39 WARTSILA FINLAND OY 

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INDUSTRIAL INFO EAST ASIA 

K40 WEST SALEM MACHINERY 

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INDUSTRIAL POWER TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD 

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INTERNATIONAL PAINT LTD 

A55 WORLD LOGISTICS SERVICES CORP 

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ISOPUR FLUID TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 

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EXHIBIT AT POWER-GEN ASIA 2013 

POWER-GEN Asia, co-located with Renewable Energy World Asia, is the region’s leading event dedicated to the power 

generation and transmission and distribution industries. No where else gives you the opportunity to reach and meet 7,000 

industry professionals in one place at the same time and network with key industry buyers and influencers. 

99% 

97% 

of visitors intend to conduct business as a result of attending POWER-GEN Asia 

of visitors find POWER-GEN Asia important to achieving their business objectives 

POWER-GEN Asia is organized by PennWell, the world’s leading event organizer and publisher in the power industry. The experience and 

knowledge that PennWell commands will ensure that POWER-GEN Asia continues to be the regions premier industry event. 

• Raise your company profile and awareness 

• Showcase your products and technologies and develop new customer bases 

• Unique access to the power generation and transmission & distribution industries across South East Asia 

• Explore business opportunities and meet new partners in dynamic surroundings 

• Launch and promote new products and services to the industry’s leading press 

• Unrivalled platform to create sales leads and make lasting relationships with clients 

• Access to 7,000 of the industry’s most influential decision makers over 3 days 

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• Stay ahead of your competition 

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Exhibiting Investment 

Standard Raw Space is $600 per Sq. mtr. 

Shell Scheme construction is $710 per Sq. mtr. 

Shell scheme package includes 

• Walls 

• Company named fascia board 

• Electricity socket 

• Lighting 

• Carpet 

• Information Counter 

Online Show Catalogue Entry 

An exhibiting presence includes a compulsory basic entry in the enhanced POWER-GEN Asia and Renewable Energy World Asia 2013 

online show catgalogue; a powerful interactive and searchable online directory which will give buyers access to your information around 

the clock, 365 days a year. 

Basic Package - $485 

(compulsory) 

• 3 Product Descriptions 

and Photos 

• 35 word company 

description 

• Full contact details 

• Online add printed 

Gold Package - $750 


and Photos 


description 

• Colour logo in listing 


• 2 Press Releases 

Platinum Package - $1,295 


and Photos 


description 



• 1 Video Upload 

Elite Package - $1,995 


and Photos 


description 



• 2 Video Upload 


CONTACTS 

EXHIBITION AND SPONSORSHIP SALES: 

Asia, Middle East, Southern Germany, 

Austria and Switzerland: 

Kelvin Marlow 

Tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 610 

E-mail: exhibitpga@pennwell.com 

UK, Italy, France, Turkey Greece and Benelux: 

Gilbert Weir Jnr. 

Tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 617 


North America: 

Bridgett Maddux 

Tel: +1 918-549-0473 


Russia and CIS: 

Natalia Gaisenok 

Tel: +7 495 2494915 


Northern Germany, Scandinavia and Eastern Europe: 

Leon Stone 

Tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 671 


Latin America, Spain and Portugal: 

Juan Gimenez 

Tel: +54 11 4787 3817 


Africa 

Andrew Evans 

Tel: +27 (0) 21 930 9515 


CONFERENCE CONTACTS: 

Conference Director: 

Nigel Blackaby 

Tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 607 

E-mail: nigelb@pennwell.com 

Senior Conference Manager: 

Mathilde Sueur 

Tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 634 

E-mail: mathildes@pennwell.com 

EXHIBITION CONTACT: 

Exhibit Services Manager: 

Claudette Hultzer 

Tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 637 

E-mail: claudetteh@pennwell.com 

OPERATIONS CONTACT: 

Event Operations Manager: 

Richard Logan 

Tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 656 

E-mail: rlogan@pennwell.com 

MARKETING CONTACT: 

Marketing Manager: 

Lee Catania 

Tel: +44 (0) 1992 656 647 

E-mail: leec@pennwell.com 

EVENT DIRECTOR: 

Debbie Stanford-Kristiansen 

Tel: +973 17580140 

E-mail: debbiesk@pennwell.com 


Introducing the 

Interactive Floor Plan 

Build And Enhance Your Event Experience 

POWER-GEN Asia is proud to provide its attendees with a fresh new take on floor plan interactivity. 

Now, with a truly unique floor plan environment—you can easily navigate your way through the exhibit hall aisles to learn all about 

exhibitor’s products and services offered before, during and after the show floor is open—without leaving your desk chair. 

Information On-Demand 

Get instant access to detailed exhibitor 

information, including: 

• Press releases 

• New products / services 

• Show specials / contests / 

giveaways 

• Watch product videos 

• Connect with your favorite 

brands’ social networks 

f 

in 

STEP 

1 

Create a login and start your 

exhibitor listing search 

STEP 

2 

Build your ‘MY EXPO 

PLAN’ 

STEP 

3 

STEP 

4 

STEP 

5 

Add or Remove 

listings as you go 

Review detailed information for 

companies with Enhance 

Exhibitor Listings 

Once plan is complete, 

print from your desk 

(or on the exhibit floor)! 

It’s Quick. It’s Easy. 

•NEWHELPFULFEATURES• 

FEATURES• 

INStAN 

t LIStINGS 

Instant Listings available by the click of the mouse 

on any booth when viewing the floor plan. 

VIEW / EdIt YOuR PLAN 

View / Edit your plan anytime from the POWER- 

GEN Asia Exhibition 

PRINt YOuR PLAN 

Print your plan straight from the exhibit floor. 

Forgetting to print is no longer an issue. 

Have Questions 

For more information, contact: 

a2z Help Desk: eventmap@a2zinc.net

Interactive Floor Plan 

Know Your Floor Plan: Quick Reference Guide 

Click the expanding tab to see more details about 

the listed exhibitors, including social media links, 

showcased products and show specials. 

SEARCh mENu 

Search, Sort 

and 

Select 

from all of the exhibitors at the 

event. this is perfect tool for building your agenda. 

LOGIN SCREEN 

Click ‘Login’ at the top right to get started. 

Sort by exhibitors by criteria, 

including showcased products 

and / or show specials. 

ROLL-OVER BOOthS 

Simply roll over any booth to reveal detailed information, then 

click on the booth to pull up the listing. 

Have Questions 

For more information, contact: 

a2z Help Desk: eventmap@a2zinc.net

PUBLIC RELATIONS & SOCIAL NETWORKING 

PennWell Corporation has appointed Public Relations & Media Consultants (PRMC Thailand), a dedicated public relations consultancy, 

to promote POWER-GEN Asia and its co-located event Renewable Energy World Asia. Their objective is to gain as much publicity as 

possible for the show and promote your organisation’s presence at the event. The closer you work with them 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 Releases or Announcements 

Please provide your press releases or details of any product launches or announcements you will be making at the event. 

In-house publications 

If 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, PRMC can assist with content, logos and images. 

Press Room 

Exhibitors can display press kits, releases and notices in the press room during the event. 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 PRMC is made aware of. If your 

organization is planning any press activity at the event please ensure you inform PRMC. 

Social Media 

Our PR campaign is geared towards achieving the highest possible search engine ranking for the show and related searches. With 

Google now arguably the most important business tool on the planet, leveraging social media and social networking opportunities to 

ensure our communications reach the widest possible audience is an essential aspect of the PR campaign. 

Twitter 

For up-to-date industry news and event and conference announcements, 

you can also follow each show on Twitter by visiting the following links: 

www.twitter.com/powergenasia. 

Please use the hashtag #PGAsia when mentioning the event on any social 

media sites. 

Facebook: 

You can also find out more of our Facebook page which will be regularly 

updated throughout the campaign: 

www.facebook.com/pages/POWER-GEN-Asia/487544664625450 

Please use the hashtag #PGAsia when mentioning the event on any social media sites. 

PR CONTACTS 

Suthi Chatterjee 

PRMC Thailand 

Tel: +66 2 247-6533 

Fax: +66 2 247-7868 

Mobile:+66 (0) 87-060-5960 

E-mail: suthi@prmcthailand.com 

PENNWELL MARKETING CONTACT 

Lee Catania 

Marketing Manager 


Tel: +44 (0)1992 656 647 

Fax: +44 (0)1992 656 700 

E-mail: leec@pennwell.com 


BANGKOK 

Bangkok is the capital and the most populous city of Thailand and is one of the world’s 

top tourist destinations with the history of the city dating at least to the early 15th century. 

Bangkok is one of the most cosmopolitan, contrasting and, above all, compelling of 

Asian cities. The ‘City of Angels’ has funky markets, upmarket malls, a riverside full of 

surprises, a vibrant nightlife scene, many fabulous sights and attractions that reflect its 

unique heritage, and much more. Royal palaces and temples as well as several museums 

constitute its major historical and cultural tourist attractions. Shopping and dining 

experiences offer a wide range of choices and prices. 

The city is never short of hotels and a number of deluxe rooms can be found in Bangkok, 

with the city hosting a series of international chains and many boutique hotels for 

discerning travelers seeking uniquely designed lodgings and personalized service. 

TRAVEL & ACCOMMODATION 

HOTELS 

Events in Focus is a market leader in accommodation, travel and on-site management for worldwide events. Offering competitive rates 

at a wide range of hotels including transfers, meet and greet, organising private functions and dinners during this event. 

For more information please contact: 

Randy Wright 

Director – International Events/Conferences 

Telephone: +44 (0) 207 902 7761 

Fax: +44 (0) 207 633 9427 

Email: rwright@eventsinfocus.net 

Silviya Gocheua 

Executive - International Events/Conferences 

Telephone: +44 (0) 207 902 7761 

Fax: +44 (0) 207 633 9427 

Email: sg@eventsinfocus.net 

FLIGHTS TO BANGKOK 

Qatar Airways, 5 Star Airline – World’s Best Airline 2012 by Skytrax World Airline Awards 2012 has teamed up with PennWell to offer 

attendees to POWER-GEN Asia in Bangkok, Thailand the opportunity of booking their travel arrangements directly with Qatar Airways. 

Once registered as an attendee to POWER-GEN Asia you will be given an access code to allow you take advantage of the discounted 

fares uniquely available to POWER-GEN Asia attendees and experience the 5 Star service that Qatar Airways provides. 

“Qatar Airways, one of the world’s fastest growing airlines, has rapidly expanded into the meetings, incentives, conferences, and events 

(MICE) business. Promoting the exciting corporate business tourism year round, the airline is capitalising on the burgeoning hospitality 

business in the State of Qatar, encouraging international meeting and event organisers to extend their business opportunities to Qatar 

and any destination within the airline’s rapidly growing network. 

Being a leading player in global aviation, Qatar Airways currently operates a young fleet of over 100 aircraft to more than 100 key 

business and leisure destinations across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and the Americas.” 

FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOW TO BOOK IS AVAILABLE AT WWW.POWERGENASIA.COM 

TO GAIN THE DISCOUNTED OFFER YOU MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND POWER-GEN ASIA AND THE REGISTRATION 

TEAM WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH YOUR USERNAME AND PASSWORD 

SCAN HERE TO VISIT THE POWER-GEN ASIA PAGE FOR QATAR AIRWAYS 


HOW TO GET TO POWER-GEN ASIA 


Challenger Hall 1, 

IMPACT Muang Thong Thani Exhibition & 

Convention Centre 

IMPACT Muang Thong Thani 

Exhibition & Convention Centre 

Bangkok Land Building , 99 Popular Road 

Banmai Subdistrict , Pakkred District 

Nonthaburi 11120 Thailand 

Tel: +66 (0) 2833 4455 

F ax: +66 (0) 2833 4456 

Email: info@impact.co.th 

IMPACT Link 

The easy way from your Hotel to POWER-GEN Asia 

IMPACT Link is a direct shuttle bus service between IMPACT 

Muang Thong Thani and the BTS Mo Chit Station, located in 

the heart of Bangkok city centre. 

Buses depart the station every 15 minutes and the service 

runs from 6am – 10pm daily. The fee is 30 Baht each way with 

an IMPACT Link Coupon, purchased on the bus. 

For more information, contact Call center at 02-833-5555 

City Centre Shuttle Buses 

PennWell will be running a shuttle bus service from 3 key 

downtown hotels to and from IMPACT for the benefit of its 

attendees. The schedule is as below: 

Courtyard by Marriott, JW Marriott, Grand Hyatt to: IMPACT 

02 Oct, 08:00 – 1 Bus to depart from each hotel, arrival at 

IMPACT depends on traffic. 





IMPACT to: Courtyard by Marriott, JW Marriott, Grand Hyatt 

02 Oct, 18:45 – 1 Bus to depart for each hotel, arrival at hotels 

depends on traffic. 





The IMPACT Muang Thong Thani 

Exhibition & Convention Centre is a 

45-minute drive from Suvarnabhumi 

International Airport and 20-minute drive 

from a heart of Bangkok via the city’s 

extensive expressway system. 


HOTEL BOOKING FORM 

RETURN COMPLETED BOOKING FORM TO 

Ms. Silviya Gocheva sg@eventsinfocus.net ek@eventsinfocus.net or Randy Wright rwright@eventsinfocus.net 

Discount rates are only available from Events in Focus, the Official Housing Agent 

DELEGATE INFORMATION Please fill in BLOCK LETTERS (Please fill in one registration form per delegate) 

Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms. 

First Name: Last Name: 

Company Name: 

Address: 

City: Post Code: Country: 

Phone (Country Code ) Fax (Country Code ) 

Email: 

ACCOMMODATION 

Novotel Bangkok IMPACT THB 3800 single inc breakfast excl tax Single Double Twin 

Centara Grand & Convention THB 3900 single inc breakfast excl tax Single Double Twin 

Centara Grand at Central Plaza THB 4400 single inc breakfast & tax Single Double Twin 

Conrad Hotel Bangkok THB 4600 single inc breakfast excl tax Single Double Twin 

JW Marriott Bangkok THB 4500 single inc breakfast excl tax Single Double Twin 

Courtyard by Marriott THB 3000 single inc breakfast excl tax Single Double Twin 

Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok THB 6000 single inc breakfast excl tax Single Double Twin 

Arrival Date: Departure Date: No of Nights: 

GUEST INFORMATION 

SELECT ONE: Exhibitor Attendee Other Smoking Non-smoking 

BOOKING CONDITIONS 

Room availability will be guaranteed for reservations received by 28th August 2013, after that date Events in Focus will handle 

requests subject to availability 

All rooms will be guaranteed through a valid credit card number received 

Credit Card ( American Express, Visa, MasterCard) 

Card Number: Expiry Date / 

3 or 4 (for Amex) digit numbers in a signature space / security code on the reverse side 

Cardholder’s Name: 

Cardholder’s Signature: 

CANCELLATION POLICY: These vary depending on hotel, please check at the time of booking. Individuals are responsible for no 

show, cancellation fees and early departures. 


Co-located with 

REGISTRATION FORM 

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY 

First Name 

PLEASE USE THIS PROMOTIONAL 

CODE WHEN REGISTERING 

Family Name 

Conference and Exhibition 

2-4 October 2013 

Job Title / Position 

IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre, 

Bangkok, Thailand 

Organization/Company 

Choose from 4 easy ways to 

register for POWER-GEN Asia: 

Complete Mailing Address 

Fax: +1 918 831 9161 

City 

Post: PennWell Registration/PGA13 

PO Box 973059 

Postal Code: 

Country: 

Dallas, TX 75397-3059 

USA 

Web: www.powergenasia.com 

Telephone 

(+ ) Fax (+ ) 

Email: Registration@pennwell.com 

For queries only call: +1 918 831 9160 

E-mail 

Confirmations will be emailed if a unique e-mail is provided. 

I would like to receive/continue to receive a complimentary digital subscription to Power Engineering International q Yes q No 

Email address is required for digital magazine delivery _____________________________________ Signature _______________________________ Date_____/_____/_____ 

If submitting this form electronically, please provide the first letter of the city or town of your birth ________________ 

EXHIBITION FLOOR ONLY: 

✓ Free (Lunches, conference proceedings and conference sessions NOT included) 

CONFERENCE FEES: 

Individual Full Conference – Includes entrance to the exhibition and all 

POWER-GEN Asia and Renewable Energy World Asia conference sessions, two 

lunches and conference proceedings: 

Paid before 6 September 2013 ✓ $ 1,160 Individual 

Paid on or after 6 September 2013 ✓ $ 1,335 Individual 

Government Agency ✓ $ 905 Individual 

Student Fee (I.D. required) ✓ $ 290 Individual 

One-day Conference – Includes entrance to the exhibition and 

POWER-GEN Asia and Renewable Energy World Asia conference sessions and 

lunch for one day. Does NOT include the conference proceedings: 

Wednesday 2 October 2013 ✓ $ 700 

Thursday 3 October 2013 ✓ $ 700 

Friday 4 October 2013 ✓ $ 700 

Exhibitor Full Conference – Includes entrance to the exhibition and all 

POWER-GEN Asia and Renewable Energy World Asia conference sessions, two 

lunches and conference proceedings (must be an exhibiting company): 

Paid before 6 September 2013 ✓ $ 585 

Paid on or after 6 September 2013 ✓ $ 685 

Supporting Associations Full Conference 

Please indicate the Association you are registering under ✓ $ 1070 

q AIT q PIPPA q WADE q ERDI q CEERD q IES q CEAT 

q IPPF q FTI q TGO q TEBA q PTIT q TEI 

1. TYPE OF COMPANY OR ORGANIZATION 

(Please tick ONE only) 

q 05 Electric Utility or Power Generation Company 

q 09 IPP/Industrial/Combined Heat & Power 

q 43 Government Energy Department 

q 89 Consulting Engineer or Constructor Firm 

q 18 Original Equipment Manufacturer Specifier 

q 01 Equipment Supplier 

q 98 Other (please describe) 

2. SECTORS OF INTEREST 


q 01 Thermal Plants 

q 02 Hydro Plants 

q 03 Renewable Energy 

q 04 Nuclear 

q 05 Waste to Energy 

q 06 Information Technology 

q 12 Transmission & Distribution 

q 08 Other (please describe 

3. PRIMARY JOB FUNCTION 


q 02 President, VP, CEO 

q 02 Managing Director/General Manager 

q 03 Manager/Supervisor 

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

q 06 Operations & Maintenance 

q 08 Purchasing 

q 98 Other (please describe) 

4. PURCHASING AUTHORITY 

(Please wtick ONE only) 

q 01 Final Authority 

q 05 Recommend 

q 09 Influence 

q 10 None 

5. HOW DID YOU FIND OUT ABOUT THE EVENT 

(Please check those that apply) 

q Website (if so which one) 

Corporate Delegate Plan 

5 Employees 

Paid before 6 September 2013 ✓ $ 5,280 

Paid on or after 6 September 2013 ✓ $ 5,785 

10 Employees 



15 Employees 



20 Employees 



Additional Lunch Tickets ✓ 

✓ 

$ 85 Wed 2 October 2013 

$ 85 Thu 3 October 2013 

Conference Proceedings 

POWER-GEN Asia / Renewable Energy World Asia 

combined Conference Proceedings ✓ $ 425 

Technical Tour (Including lunch and transport) 

Tour 1 Srinagarind Dam 

Tuesday 1 October 2013 ✓ $ 130 

Tour 2 Bang Pakong Thermal Power Plant 

Tuesday 1 October 2013 ✓ $ 130 

Registration for these Technical Tours must be made before 30 August 2013 

Passport Number (for security purposes only) 

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS: TOTAL PAYMENT DUE: 

Payment must be received by the published date to receive any early registration discounts. 

Cancellations must be received in writing before 6 September 2013 in order to receive a refund, 

minus a $100 administrative charge. After 6 September 2013 refunds on any POWER-GEN Asia 

2013 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: 

Credit card, wire transfer or make cheques payable to POWER-GEN Asia 2013 (US Dollars only). 

Payment must be received prior admittance to the conference. All billing will be made in $. 

Total Payment Due: $ 

✓ Cheque enclosed ($) ✓ Wire Transfer (Wiring infomation provided on invoice) 

Credit Card: 

✓ Amex ✓ MasterCard ✓ Visa 

Card number: 

Name of Card: 

Exp date: month 

/ year 

POWER-GEN Asia is a PennWell Corporation event. q Advertising (if so which publication) 

Please tick the relevant box if you do not wish to receive q Call for Paper 

Signature: 

q Other PennWell Corporation Products 

q Carefully selected third parties 

information about: 

q Future POWER-GEN Asia Events 

E-mail 

q Word of mouth 

q Other (please state) 

q Pre show Guide 

q 

I understand that my signature authorizes PennWell to charge the above amount to my credit card 

FAX BACK TO: +1 918 831 9161 OR EMAIL TO: REGISTRATION@PENNWELL.COM

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