POWER GEN Europe - BET Aachen

POWER-GEN EUROPE
Conference Programme
DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 13 JUNE (CONTINUED)
Low Cost Solutions to Improve the Environmental Performances of
First Generation DLN Gas Turbine Combustors
Iarno Brunetti, Mechanical Engineer, ENEL Ingegneria ed Innovazione
SpA, Italy
Co-Authors:
Luciano Carrai, Quali�ed Technician, ENEL Ingegneria ed Innovazione, Italy
Alessio Menci, Chemical Engineer, ENEL Ingegneria ed Innovazione, Italy
Davide Cecchini, Mechanical Engineer, ENEL Ingegneria ed Innovazione,
Italy
Nicola Rossi, Chemical Engineer, ENEL, Italy
Integration Track
Session 5: Storage
16:00 - 17:30
Chair: Patrick Clerens, Secretary General, European Power Plant
Suppliers Association (EPPSA), Belgium
Another vital approach to supporting variable renewables is the use of energy
storage technologies which allow output volatility to be e�ectively smoothed.
While there is no doubt that engineering challenges remain, the accelerating
pace of development means that storage must be considered a part of the
solution. This session considers both key storage technologies and their
considerable market opportunities.
DAY 3 – THURSDAY 14 JUNE
Track 1: Strategies for the European Power Sector
Session 6: Power Generation in South Eastern
Europe - Near Future
09:00 - 10:30
Chair: Andrzej Kowalski, President of the Board, Energoprojekt Katowice
SA, Poland
Co-Chair: John Horner, Director, E for Energy Consulting, UK
The session discusses development of the power industry using large power
units in some CIS states (Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine) and how their
electricity market operates
South East Europe – Wholesale Electricity Market Opening
David Zarkovic, Electricity Trade Division Head, PE Electric Power
Industry of Serbia, Serbia
Co-Authors:
Mihailo Mihailovic, Division Head, PE Electric Power Industry of Serbia,
Serbia
Miladin Basaric, Trading Department Deputy Manager, PE Electric Power
Industry of Serbia, Serbia
Dragan Jovanovic, General Manager, PE TE KO KOSTOLAC, Serbia
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Energy Storage to Support Large RES Integration in Greece: Current
Policy, Legislation, and Investment Prospects
John Anagnostopoulos, Assistant Professor, National Technical
University of Athens, School of Mechanical Engineering, Greece
Co-Author:
Dimitris Papantonis, Professor, National Technical University of Athens,
School of Mechanical Engineering, Greece
Pump Storage Power Plants - A Flexible Solution
Werner Janik, Global Head of Sales Energy E�ciency and Service, ABB,
Germany
Pumped Hydro Electric Storage PHES as Solution to Poor Grid
James Nolan, Technical Director, Organic Power, Ireland
Co-Author:
Maurice McCarthey, Managing Director, Organic Power, Ireland
Outlook for Power Equipment Application at Large Power Plants in
Russia and Kazakhstan
Anton Milto, Executive Director, COTES, Russia
Co-Author:
Dmitry Serant, General Director, COTES, Russia
New Challenges Ukrainian Energetics
Krzysztof Musial, Chief Design Engineer, Energoprojekt-Katowice SA,
Poland
Co-Author:
Wojciech Grzesiuk, Commercial Division Manager, Energoprojekt-Katowice
SA, Poland
Track 2: Reducing the Carbon Footprint
Session 6: The Cost of CCS
09:00 - 10:30
Chair: Matthias Zelinger, Secretary General, EUTurbines, Germany
Co-Chair: Pascal Stijns, Power & Energy Marketing Europe, Honeywell,
Belgium
Costs will be crucial for the deployment of CCS. This session will present analysis
and perspectives