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Contentsrenewable Energy world Europe sponsors and supporters 2

Contents/ registration 3

welcome to renewable Energy world Europe 4

schedule of Events 5

Opening Keynote session 6

Plenary Panel Discussion 7

renewable Energy world Europe Conference Grid 9

POwEr-GEn Europe Conference Grid 10-11

renewable Energy world Europe Conference Programme 12-17

renewable Energy world Europe advisory board 18

renewable Energy world Europe Exhibitor Committee 18

Closing reception and best Paper awards 19

Technical Tour 20

Direct Event Connect Global Community 21

Exhibitor list 22-25

Exhibit at renewable Energy world Europe 27

Introducing POwEr-GEn TV 28

Utility Partner Programme (UPP) 29

Press Office, Pr & social networking 30

Today Daily newspaper 31

Hotels 32

Map and Directions to the Koelnmesse 33

renewable Energy world Europe Europe Contacts 34

registration Form 35-36

Conference & Exhibition12 – 14 June 2012



Dear Colleagues,

As Conference Director and on behalf of events organiser PennWell, the advisory board, speakers, exhibitors and sponsors, I am delighted to invite you to Cologne this June for the 2012 Renewable Energy World Europe Conference and Exhibition.

Renewable energy continues to witness strong growth in the face of economic uncertainty and maintains considerable political support at European, national and regional levels.

Indeed, to meet the European goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by over 80% by 2050, the continent’s energy production will have to be almost entirely carbon-free and the recently released European Commission Energy Roadmap 2050 concludes that renewable energy is critical to meet this and other targets.

In Germany, where recent energy policy decisions are anticipated to boost renewable energies still further, the German Solar Industry Association (BSW-Solar) estimates that the share of solar power in the country’s electricity mix will increase from around 4% in 2012 to some 7% in the year 2016. And, according to Carsten Körnig, Chief Executive Officer, by 2020, the solar industry intends to increase its share of electricity consumption in Germany to over 10%.

Just what may be achieved in just a few short years is amply illustrated by new analysis of provisional EUROSTAT data from the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) which states that in 2010 renewable energies produced 665-673 TWh, hitting a staggering 21% of electricity consumed in the European Union.

If renewable electricity production in the EU continued to grow at the same rate as it did from 2005 to 2010 it would account for 36.4% of electricity in 2020 and 51.6% in 2030, EWEA estimates.

Of course, the challenge of integrating such a volume of renewable energy – much of it variable output – into Europe’s energy mix without disrupting energy supplies and competitiveness is perhaps the key issue of the coming decade and for that reason the theme features strongly in this year’s event with an entirely dedicated track. Delegates to Renewable Energy World Europe, our unique cross-technology event and multi-track conference, will benefit from multiple presentations and panel discussion sessions with all the latest on renewable energy and associated technologies, strategies and implementation. Along with a unique opportunity to develop the role of renewable energies within the context of the wider energy complex, Renewable Energy World Europe offers you the chance to not only discuss commercial and financial prospects, but to also do vital business. It is the must attend energy event this summer.

Both conference and exhibition floor attract the industry’s leading professionals and key decision makers, whose innovation and expertise are helping to shape the future of renewable energy production and usage.

This pre-show guide contains all the information you need in order to plan your visit to Renewable Energy World Europe. You will find the preliminary agenda for our multi-track conference, exhibitor listings, technical tour and hotel information. Registration details are on pages 35 to 36. I urge you to register early to take full advantage of the Early Bird discounts on offer.

Full details of the event, including updates to the conference programme, can be found on the Renewable Energy World Europe website, www.renewableenergyworld-europe.com.

I very much look forward to seeing you in Cologne.

David appleyard Conference Director, renewable Energy world Europe

welcome to renewable Energy world EuropeDavid Appleyard, Conference Director, Renewable Energy World Europe


schedule of Events

Date Time locationsunday 10 June 2012 Registration Open 14:00 – 18:00 North Entrance Foyer

Monday 11 June 2012 Registration Open 08:00 – 18:00 North Entrance Foyer Technical Tour 08:30 – 15:00 Meet in North Entrance Foyer

Tuesday 12 June 2012 Registration Open 08:00 – 18:00 North Entrance FoyerOpening Keynote Session 09:30 – 11:00 Congress Centre North Exhibition Floor Open 11:00 – 18:00 halls 6, 7 & 9Delegate Lunch 12:30 – 14:00 hall 9Conference Session 1 14:00 – 15:30 Congress Centre NorthDelegate Coffee Break 15:30 – 16:00 Congress Centre NorthConference Session 2 16:00 – 17:30 Congress Centre North

wednesday 13 June 2012 Registration Open 08:00 – 18:00 North Entrance FoyerExhibition Floor Open 09:00 – 18:00 halls 6, 7 & 9Conference Session 3 09:00 – 10:30 Congress Centre NorthDelegate Coffee Break 10:30 – 11:00 Congress Centre NorthConference Session 4 11:00 – 12:30 Congress Centre NorthDelegate Lunch 12:30 – 14:00 hall 9Joint Plenary Panel Discussion 14:00 – 15:30 Congress Centre NorthDelegate Coffee Break 15:30 – 16:00 Congress Centre NorthConference Session 5 16:00 – 17:30 Congress Centre North

Thursday 14 June 2012 Registration Open 08:00 – 16:00 North Entrance FoyerExhibition Floor Open 09:00 – 16:00 halls 6, 7 & 9Conference Session 6 09:00 – 10:30 Congress Centre NorthDelegate Coffee Break 10:30 – 11:00 Congress Centre NorthConference Session 7 11:00 – 12:30 Congress Centre NorthDelegate Lunch 12:30 – 14:00 hall 9Best Paper Awards & Closing Reception 15:00 – 16:00 Exhibition Floor


Keynote speakers:

Michael süß, Chief Executive Officer, siemens Energy sector, Germany

Dr. Michael Suess (born 1963) was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Siemens Energy Sector and Member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG in April 2011. Michael previously served as Chief Executive Officer of the Fossil Power Generation Division of the Energy Sector from 2008 to 2011 and was a member of the Group Executive Management of the Siemens AG Power Generation Group from October 2006 to December 2007. Before joining Siemens, Suess worked in the aero engine and automotive industries, holding various management positions at BMW, Porsche and MTU. Michael graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of Munich and completed his doctorate at the Institute for Industrial Science/Ergonomics at the University of Kassel (Dr. rer. pol.) in 1994.

Philip lowe, Director General for Energy, European Commission, belgium

Philip Lowe was born in Leeds in 1947. he read Politics, Philosophy and Economics at St John’s College, Oxford and has an M. Sc. from London Business School. Following a period in the manufacturing industry, he joined the European Commission in 1973, and held a range of senior posts as Chef de Cabinet and Director in the fields of regional development, agriculture, transport and administration, before becoming Director-General of the Development DG in 1997. From September 2002 he was Director-General of the Competition DG until he took up his current appointment as Director-General of the Energy DG in February 2010.

bernhard Fischer, Chief Executive Officer, E.On Generation GmbH, Germany

Dr. E.h. Bernhard Fischer was born 1955 in Barsinghausen, Germany. After studying mechanical engineering he worked between 1982 and 2002 for energy companies like PreussenElektra and E.ON Kraftwerke Gmbh in different plant related position, for example as plant manager and, in the end, Board member of German based E.ON Kraftwerke. From 2005 to 2009, Dr. Fischer joined the board of E.ON Energie AG, Munich, being responsible for the generation business. And, since 2010, Dr. Fischer has served as CEO of the Generation Board in E.ON’s Global Unit Generation.

Opening Keynote sessionTuesday 12 June 201209:30 – 11:00Konrad adenauer saal, Congress Centre, Ground Floor

Start your visit to Renewable Energy World Europe by joining your fellow power industry professionals at the scene-setting joint opening keynote session.

The keynote takes place in the Konrad Adenauer Saal, Congress Centre, Ground Floor, prior to the opening of the exhibition floor and all attendees are welcome.

Introduction and Opening remarks:Nigel BlackabyDirector of Conferences, PennWell International Power Group, UK


The 2011 Plenary Panel Discussion

wednesday 13 June 201214:00 – 15:30Konrad adenauer saal, Congress Centre, Ground Floorsession open to all registered delegates

German Power Policy – solution or Illusion?

Do you think that the media and ill-informed politicians often dominate the debate in the matter of energy policy? Isn’t it time that the views of industry practitioners who understand the real issues and challenges be heard?

The Joint Plenary Panel discussion for POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe is the chance for industry practitioners to voice their views about current policies and the future direction of the power sector. With its provocative title, this debate will a spark wider discussion about the practical implications of Germany’s direction in power generation technology choices and whether these policies will be seen as a beacon for other European countries or ultimately out-of-step.

Moderator: stephen sackur, International Journalist and TV Presenter, UK

Stephen Sackur returns once again to moderate our Plenary Panel discussion having led the debate at our last two POWER-GEN Europe Plenary sessions. A popular performer, Stephen demonstrates a firm grasp of the key issues and a willingness to press our panellists for straight answers.

Stephen Sackur is identified around the world as the presenter of hARDtalk, the flagship current affairs interview programme aired on BBC World and the BBC News Channel. Known for his uncompromising style, his interview subjects have included Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, hugo Chavez, Gore Vidal and Shimon Peres.

Invited Panellists:Erland Christensen, CEO, VGB PowerTech, GermanyGuiseppe Zampini, CEO, Ansaldo Energia, ItalyJohannes Lambertz, CEO, RWE Power, GermanyProf. Arthouros Zervos, President, European Renewable Energy Council, GermanyStefan Kapferer, Secretary of State, Economics & Technology, Germanyhans-Joachim Reck, CEO, VKU, Germany

Panellists confirmations will be announced on the event website: www.renewableenergyworld-europe.com

The 2011 Plenary Panel Discussion

Joint Plenary Panel Discussion

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19-21 APRIL 2012 - PRAGATI MAIDAN, NEW DELHI, INDIA

WWW.RENEWABLEENERGYWORLDINDIA.COM

SWITCHING ON INDIA’S GREEN POWER FUTUREINVITATION TO ATTENDJoin experts from the international renewable energy industry for the 3rd annual Renewable Energy World India conference and exhibition as it returns to New Delhi in 2012 with co-located events HydroVision India and POWER-GEN India & Central Asia under the theme Switching on India’s Green Power Future.

Renewable Energy World India is recognized as the must attend event for the renewable energy industry with conference presentations and lively panel discussions addressing important renewable issues plus diverse exhibition floor showcasing the very latest, solar, wind, geothermal and bioenergy technologies from leading international companies.

By attending Renewable Energy World India 2012 as a delegate, exhibitor or visitor, you will be able to:

• Hear from world-class experts, regulators and investors about policy debates and business solutions to help shape the future of renewable production and usage

• Uncover key opportunities for investment and learn why India is ranked the third most attractive country to invest

• Keep-up-to-date with the latest infrastructure development including the Indian Government’s ambitious plans to modernize its power infrastructure and take advantage of the country’s abundant resources

• Network with peers and professionals and develop new business leads

• View first hand state-of-the-art renewable energy products and technologies and systems from specialized companies and organizations around the globe

Take advantage of this opportunity and reach out to the industry’s key decision makers at Renewable Energy World India 2012.

For further information about participating at Renewable Energy World India 2012, visit www.renewablenergyworldindia.com or contact:

Virginia WillisExhibit Sales Manager (International)T: +44 (0)1992 656 663F: +44 (0)1992 656 700E: [email protected]

Mukesh PandhyaExhibit Sales Manager (India)Inter Ads Pvt. LtdT: +91 124 4524 200 F: +91 124 4381 162E: [email protected]

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Conference Grid

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12:30 - 14:00 Delegate Lunch

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Session 114:00 - 15:30 Pathways to Integration The Race for Solar Success

15:30 - 16:00 Delegate Coffee Break

Session 216:00 - 17:30 Integration Market Mechanisms Solar at Scale

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Session 309:00 - 10:30 Flexible Thermal 1: Responding to Renewables Renewable Energy Policy & Finance


Session 411:00 - 12:30 Flexible Thermal 2: Economic Solutions Roads to a Wind Powered Europe


14:00 - 15:30 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion German Power Policy - Solution or Illusion?


Session 516:00 - 17:30 Storage Bioenergies

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Session 609:00 - 10:30 Smart Grids Municipal Renewable Energy Strategies


Session 711:00 - 12:30 Infrastructure Management & Grid Development Water Power – hydro, Marine and Tidal Energy


15:00 - 16:00 Closing Reception & Best Paper AwardsFlagship Media Sponsors Supporting

OrganizationEvent Organizers

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19-21 APRIL 2012 - PRAGATI MAIDAN, NEW DELHI, INDIA

WWW.RENEWABLEENERGYWORLDINDIA.COM

SWITCHING ON INDIA’S GREEN POWER FUTUREINVITATION TO ATTENDJoin experts from the international renewable energy industry for the 3rd annual Renewable Energy World India conference and exhibition as it returns to New Delhi in 2012 with co-located events HydroVision India and POWER-GEN India & Central Asia under the theme Switching on India’s Green Power Future.

Renewable Energy World India is recognized as the must attend event for the renewable energy industry with conference presentations and lively panel discussions addressing important renewable issues plus diverse exhibition floor showcasing the very latest, solar, wind, geothermal and bioenergy technologies from leading international companies.

By attending Renewable Energy World India 2012 as a delegate, exhibitor or visitor, you will be able to:

• Hear from world-class experts, regulators and investors about policy debates and business solutions to help shape the future of renewable production and usage

• Uncover key opportunities for investment and learn why India is ranked the third most attractive country to invest

• Keep-up-to-date with the latest infrastructure development including the Indian Government’s ambitious plans to modernize its power infrastructure and take advantage of the country’s abundant resources

• Network with peers and professionals and develop new business leads

• View first hand state-of-the-art renewable energy products and technologies and systems from specialized companies and organizations around the globe

Take advantage of this opportunity and reach out to the industry’s key decision makers at Renewable Energy World India 2012.

For further information about participating at Renewable Energy World India 2012, visit www.renewablenergyworldindia.com or contact:

Virginia WillisExhibit Sales Manager (International)T: +44 (0)1992 656 663F: +44 (0)1992 656 700E: [email protected]

Mukesh PandhyaExhibit Sales Manager (India)Inter Ads Pvt. LtdT: +91 124 4524 200 F: +91 124 4381 162E: [email protected]

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Conference Grid

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12:30 - 14:00 Delegate Lunch Delegate Lunch

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TraCK 2: rEDUCInG THE CarbOn FOOTPrInT OF FOssIl

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Session 114:00 - 15:30

European Strategies Strategic Overview of CCS Advances in Flexibility Generation I Air Pollution Control I Generators & Auxiliaries Retrofits & Upgrades Pathways to Integration

15:30 - 16:00 Delegate Coffee Break Delegate Coffee Break

Session 216:00 - 17:30

New Build Strategies Combined heat & Power Advances in Flexibility Generation II Air Pollution Control II Control Systems I Flexibility Improvements Integration Market Mechanisms

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No Coal, No Nuclear - Security of Supply?

Pre-Combustion Technologies for Zero Emission Plants

Plant Operation, Innovation and Optimisation I

Biomass Combustion Experiences Control Systems II Maintenance Tools

Flexible Thermal 1Responding to Renewables


Session 411:00 - 12:30

Regional & National Power Strategies

Oxy Fuel Combustion Next Steps? Co-Firing of Biomass & Waste Plant Monitoring O & M Management

Flexible Thermal 2 Economic Solutions

Plant Operation, Innovation and Optimisation II


14:00 - 15:30 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion - German Power Policy - Solution or Illusion? Joint Plenary Panel Discussion - German Power Policy - Solution or Illusion?


Session 516:00 - 17:30 Winning the PR Battle Post Combustion CCS Technology Fuels, Combustion and Emissions Large Coal Fired Power Stations Online Optimization Lifetime Optimization Storage

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09:00 - 10:30Power Generation in South Eastern

Europe Near Future The Cost of CCS hRSGs - Combined Cycle Plant Steam and Water

CFB Experience from Various Fuel Applications

Measurement & Emissions Control Offline Diagnostics Smart Grids


Session 711:00 - 12:30

The Role of the German Stadtwerke in Power Supply New Concepts of CCS Technologies Reciprocating Technology Steam Turbines Condition Monitoring Plant & Equipment Monitoring

Infrastructure Management & Grid Development


15:00 - 16:00 Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards (Delegate Restaurant) Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards (Delegate Restaurant)


Day 1 - TUEsDay 12 JUnE Day 1 - TUEsDay 12 JUnE

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09:30 - 11:00 Joint Opening Keynote Session Joint Opening Keynote Session


TraCK 1: sTraTEGIEs FOr THE EUrOPEan POwEr InDUsTry

TraCK 2: rEDUCInG THE CarbOn FOOTPrInT OF FOssIl

POwEr GEnEraTIOn

TraCK 3: Gas FIrED POwEr TECHnOlOGy

TraCK 4: COal FIrInG, bIOMass COMbUsTIOn anD

EnErGy FrOM wasTE

TraCK 5: ElECTrICal, InsTrUMEnTaTIOn anD

COnTrOl

TraCK 6: rEFUrbIsHMEnT, OPEraTIOn, MaInTEnanCE

anD OPTIMIzaTIOnInTEGraTIOn TraCK

Session 114:00 - 15:30

European Strategies Strategic Overview of CCS Advances in Flexibility Generation I Air Pollution Control I Generators & Auxiliaries Retrofits & Upgrades Pathways to Integration


Session 216:00 - 17:30

New Build Strategies Combined heat & Power Advances in Flexibility Generation II Air Pollution Control II Control Systems I Flexibility Improvements Integration Market Mechanisms

Day 2 - wEDnEsDay 13 JUnE Day 2 - wEDnEsDay 13 JUnE

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Session 39:00 - 10:30

No Coal, No Nuclear - Security of Supply?

Pre-Combustion Technologies for Zero Emission Plants

Plant Operation, Innovation and Optimisation I

Biomass Combustion Experiences Control Systems II Maintenance Tools

Flexible Thermal 1Responding to Renewables


Session 411:00 - 12:30

Regional & National Power Strategies

Oxy Fuel Combustion Next Steps? Co-Firing of Biomass & Waste Plant Monitoring O & M Management

Flexible Thermal 2 Economic Solutions

Plant Operation, Innovation and Optimisation II


14:00 - 15:30 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion - German Power Policy - Solution or Illusion? Joint Plenary Panel Discussion - German Power Policy - Solution or Illusion?


Session 516:00 - 17:30 Winning the PR Battle Post Combustion CCS Technology Fuels, Combustion and Emissions Large Coal Fired Power Stations Online Optimization Lifetime Optimization Storage

Day 3 - THUrsDay 14 JUnE Day 3 - THUrsDay 14 JUnE

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4 JU

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09:00 - 10:30Power Generation in South Eastern

Europe Near Future The Cost of CCS hRSGs - Combined Cycle Plant Steam and Water

CFB Experience from Various Fuel Applications

Measurement & Emissions Control Offline Diagnostics Smart Grids


Session 711:00 - 12:30

The Role of the German Stadtwerke in Power Supply New Concepts of CCS Technologies Reciprocating Technology Steam Turbines Condition Monitoring Plant & Equipment Monitoring

Infrastructure Management & Grid Development


15:00 - 16:00 Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards (Delegate Restaurant) Closing Reception & Best Paper Awards (Delegate Restaurant)


14:00 - 15:30session 1: Pathways to IntegrationGrid integration of variable output renewable energy generation is perhaps the key issue to be overcome if renewable energy is to assume its rightful position in the global energy mix. This session explores the technical approaches to the challenges and potential solutions.

Chair: Jacob Klimstra, Energy and Engine Consultant, Jacob Klimstra Consultancy, The Netherlands

are the Germans Crazy? Or: what Made Germany Embark on an Unprecedented Energy Transition and can it work? Jochen hauff, Director Renewable Energy & Sustainability, A.T. Kearney, Germany

security of supply: a new “old” Challenge in the Turnaround of our Energy Mix to CO2-neutral Power supplyLothar Balling, General Manager, GT Power Plant Solutions Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, Siemans, GermanyCo-Authors:Andreas Pickard, Head of Product Line Marketing, Siemens, GermanyGero Meinecke, Product Line Manager, Siemens, Germany

The Grid is back – a solution to the new Complexities in the Electricity sectorStefan hatt, Group Vice President Global head of Service - Power Generation, ABB, Germany

Title to be confirmedJochen Arthkamp, Managing Director, ASUE, Germany

Joint Opening Keynote session 09:30 - 11:00 Chair: Nigel Blackaby, Director of Conferences, PennWell Corporation, UKMichael süß, Chief Executive Officer, siemens Energy sector, GermanyPhilip lowe, Director General for Energy, European Commission, belgiumbernhard Fischer, Chief Executive Officer, E.On Generation GmbH, Germany

Please see page 6 for more information

12:30 – 14:00 Delegate Lunch

Integration Track renewables Track

Conference Programme



14:00 - 15:30 session 1: The race for solar successEurope’s renewable energy agenda envisages a huge expansion of solar capacity, notably in Germany where some 7.5 GW of new PV capacity was installed in 2011. But which technologies will ultimately emerge as the winners in the race for solar? This session aims to deliver answers to the key questions.

Chair: Andy Wickless, Associate Director, Navigant, USA

Commercial CsP Plants based on Fresnel Collector TechnologyMartin Selig, Founder, Board Member Marketing & Product Development, Novatec Solar, Germany

PV Plant Performance assessment and OptimizationPietro Serra, Phd, ABB, Italy

Technical and Economical analysis on an Innovative High Concentrating Photovoltaic TechnologyPaola Maria Pugliatti, Researcher, ENEL, ItalyCo-Authors:Maria Luisa Lo Trovato, Researcher, ENEL, ItalyGianluca Gigliucci, Head of Renewable Energies and Distributed Genera-tion, ENEL, ItalyAleo Francesco, Senior Researcher, ENEL, ItalyLaura Botti, Head, Alitec, ItalyAlessandro Rossi, Engineer, Alitec, Italy

bonuses and Constraints in the Italian PV Incentive scheme: when and how is PV still Profitable?Alessandro Tarantini, Project Manager, MWh, ItalyCo-Authors:Fabio Corti, Project Engineer, MWH, ItalyBarbara Orlandi, Project Engineer, MWH, Italy

15:30 – 16:00 Delegate Coffee Break




16:00 - 17:30 session 2: Integration Market MechanismsWhile technology provides the physical mechanism for renewable energy integration it is the market which provides the vital economic stimulus for this transformation to take place. This session delivers a high level strategic approach to market development and its role in integrating large volumes of renewables into the European power portfolio.

Chair: Jacob Klimstra, Energy and Engine Consultant, Jacob Klimstra Consultancy, The Netherlands

The Erosion of Electricity Markets: Do the Markets still provide the right signals?Martin Giesen, CEO, Advanced Power, Switzerland

solar-gas Hybrid Plants: Cost Effective and Fully Dispatchable Integration of CsP into the Electricity MixErik Zindel, Director of Marketing for Concentrated Solar Power (Power Block), Siemens, Germany

Effects of Increasing renewable Energies and additional storage Capacity on the spot Price Mechanism for Electricity in GermanyChristoph Brunner, Project Manager & Analyst, EnBW, GermanyCo-Author:Philipp Seydel, Senior Analyst, EnBW, Germany

Together we have built the Enecogen Power stationPiet Frints, President of ENECO Strategic Assets and Board Member of Enecogen, Enecogen, The NetherlandsCo-Author:Ferry Boerefijn, Assistant Project Director/Interface Manager, ENECO, The Netherlands

16:00 - 17:30 session 2: solar at scaleLarge-scale development is the most commercially attractive and efficient mechanism for meeting Europe’s renewable energy targets and climate change policy goals. This session details the key technologies available and their applications.

Chair: Andy Wickless, Associate Director, Navigant, USA

Integrated solar Combined Cycle Technology, CCs and other Efficient Technologies to reduce CO2 Emissions from Power PlantsNikolay Kharchenko, Professor, SRM University, Germany

solar steam applicationsThomas Schmitt, Senior Project Engineer, Fichtner, Germany

Microinverter Fundamentals: Experiences from the FieldOlivier Jacques, Managing Director, Enphase Energy France Benelux, UK

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09:00 - 10:30 session 3: Flexible Thermal 1: responding to renewablesMatching supply against demand has historically featured flexible thermal generation capacity. But, with the complexities and volatility associated with a large proportion of variable output renewables, the capabilities of these flexible thermal systems are rapidly expanding. This session opens the debate with a look at the current state of play.

Chair: Peter Ramm, Technical Director, Advanced Power, UKCo-Chair: David Appleyard, Conference Director, PennWell, UK

Changing Electricity and Power MarketsFlorian Schiller, Product Manager, MAN Diesel & Turbo, GermanyJohannes Lauterbach, Product Manager, MAN Diesel & Turbo, GermanyCo-Author:Carsten Dommermuth, Head of Business & Product Development, MAN Diesel & Turbo, Germany

aeroderivative Gas Turbine solutions for Firming the GridDaniel Loero, Aero Energy Products Marketing Leader, GE Energy, USA

Flexible Combined Cycle Plants are the best solution to balance the stochastic Energy from renewablesPaolo Masiero, Manager, Marketing and Business Development, Turbomach, Switzerland


09:00 - 10:30 session 3: renewable Energy Policy & FinancePolicy is the main driving force behind renewable energy development and together with appropriate financial structures these two fields are the fulcrum on which renewables are levered into place. This session explores the challenges, opportunities and likely outcomes for Europe.

Chair: Leon Pulles, Senior Investment Consultant, DhV Investment Services, The Netherlands

renewable Projects: r3 - regulation, risk, resourcing, the Challenges in achieving EU’s 20-20-20 TargetsAzad Camyab, Visiting Lecturer, University of Portsmouth, UKJohn Daly , Principal Lecturer, University of Portsmouth, UKCo-Author:Liam O’keeffe , Managing Director, Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, UK

Climate Change, Carbon Policy, Carbon Currency: the Contribution of renewablesAlessandro Delladio, Managing Director, SIG Solar Italia, Italy

assessment of Energy savings Potential and EU Funding for Heating and CoolingSimon Pezzutto, Researcher, EURAC, ItalyCo-Authors:Wolfram Sparber, Head of Institute, EURAC , ItalyRoberto Fedrizzi, Group Leader, EURAC , Italy

Is the renewable Energy Foundation Correct about the U.K.’s wind subsidies? Is there a Viable alternative Policy?Leslie Baer, President, Mountain Muse Strategies, USA







11:00 - 12:30 session 4: Flexible Thermal 2: Economic solutionsResponse times, spinning reserve, capacity payments, these are just some of the issues that are explored in this session which builds on Flexible Thermal Session 1 to deliver a comprehensive understanding of the capabilities and limitations of flexible thermal capacity as it relates to supporting renewable energy integration.

Chair: David Appleyard, Conference Director, PennWell, UKCo-Chair: Peter Ramm, Technical Director, Advanced Power, UK

low load Factors and Very High Efficiency CCGTs: Does it work?Peter Ramm, Group Technical Director, Advanced Power, UKCo-Author:James Dickson, Senior Development Director, Advanced Power, UK

Increasing Photovoltaic: study about weaknesses and Challenges of a Peak load Plant in southern GermanyWilhelm Kleffner, Plant Manager, E.ON Kraftwerke, Germany

Flexibility via High Efficient TechnologyRoland Jeschke, Know-how Management, hitachi Power Europe, GermanyCo-Authors:Björn Henning, Head of Proposal Management, Hitachi Power Europe, GermanyWolfgang Schreier, Chief Technical Officer, Hitachi Power Europe, Germany

Fast ramping Diesel & Gas Gen-sets Representative from Frost & Sullivan

11:00 - 12:30 session 4: roads to a wind Powered EuropeWind power is widely anticipated to form the majority of Europe’s electrical energy contribution to climate targets, some estimate up to 30% of Europe’s electricity will come from wind power by 2020 for instance. This session concisely sums up the issues and presents some thought-provoking content.

Chair: George Aggidis, Director, Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group and Fluid Machinery Group, UK

life Cycle analysis for wind Turbine GeneratorMani Muthukumar, Senior Manager, Samsung heavy Industries, South Korea

Offshore wind: Can Germany lead the way?Andy Wickless, Associate Director, Navigant, USA

Offshore wind Turbine and Cable Installation Vessels in Europe: Market Outlook and Energy TrendsJennifer Santos, head Consultant, GlobalData, UK


14:00 - 15:30 Joint Plenary Panel Discussion: Moderator: Stephen Sackur, International Journalist and TV Presenter, UK

Please see page 7 for more information






Day 2 - wEDnEsDay 13 JUnE (COnTD)

16:00 - 17:30 session 5: storageAnother vital approach to supporting variable renewables is the use of energy storage technologies which allow output volatility to be effectively 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.

Chair: Patrick Clerens, Secretary General, European Power Plant Suppliers Association (EPPSA), Belgium

Energy storage to support large rEs Integration in Greece: Current Policy, legislation, and Investment ProspectsJohn Anagnostopoulos, Assistant Professor, National Technical University of Athens, School of Mechanical Engineering, GreeceCo-Author:Dimitris Papantonis, Professor, National Technical University of Athens, School of Mechanical Engineering, Greece

Pump storage Power Plants - a Flexible solutionWerner Janik, Global head of Sales Energy Efficiency and Service, ABB, Germany

Pumped Hydro Electric storage to PHEs as a solution to Poor GridJames Nolan, Director, Organic Power, IrelandCo-Author:Maurice McCarthy, Managing Director, Organic Power, Ireland

16:00 - 17:30 session 5: bioenergiesOne of the few renewable energy resources which can be seen as a direct replacement for fossil fuels, bioenergies present huge opportunities in Europe. This session delivers a series of expert presentations on technologies, strategies and improving the commercial outcomes of bioenergy development.

Chair: Jussi Orhanan, Director, Technology, MW Power, Finland

repowering biogas Plants – Improving the Efficiency of biogas Plants by making use of the Cogenerated Heat or Upgrading the biogasFrank Schillig, Managing Director, KWA Eviva, Germany

Determining Carbon Footprint of a waste wood burning Power PlantArto huuskonen, Specialist, LCA Modelling, Metso Corporation, Finland

High Efficiency anaerobic Digestion—Generation IIRobert hoffland, President, hoffland Environmental, USA

Market Development of biogas Plants in EuropeAndreas herdon, Project Manager, trend:research, GermanyCo-Author:Jens Gatena, Project Manager, trend:research, Germany

09:00 - 10:30 session 6: smart GridsIf clean energy goals are to be achieved at the least possible cost it is self evident that Europe’s energy sector must work smarter, rather than harder. This session explains why smart grid technology can act as a crucial interface between variable output renewable energy generation systems and consumers as well as exploring successful routes to application.

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

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

Techno-Industrial Park Incorporating smart Grid TechnologiesIgnasi Cairo, Project Leader, IREC, Spain

09:00 - 10:30 session 6: Municipal renewable Energy strategiesHere in Germany the municipal utility companies have a key role to play in extending the reach of renewable energy technology and, in light of national nuclear policy, this influence is likely to become still more significant in the coming years. This session outlines the strategic options available as well as the chance to learn about their successful execution.

Chair: Jochen hauff, Director Renewable Energy & Sustainability, A.T. Kearney, Germany

Energy-self-sufficient Municipalities and “bio Energy Villages“ – 100 % Energy via self-supplyAndreas herden, Project Leader, trend:research, Germany







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


How smart Grids can help Electric Utilities Combat the Challenges that Traditional resources are being DepletedKerstin Theiner, Partner, Industry Leader Energy & Utilities, IBM Global Business Services, IBM, UK

sustainable Heat supply – a Market analysis of Competing Fossil and renewable Energy CarriersFrank Schillig, Managing Director, KWA Eviva, Germany

Additional Speaker to be Confirmed

11:00 - 12:30 session 7: Infrastructure Management & Grid DevelopmentPhysical interconnection of far-flung renewable energy generation with distant demand centres will inevitably require huge investment in transmission and distribution infrastructure in Europe. Themes in this session include both technical and strategic approaches to the issues concerned.

Chair: John Epps, Energy Consultant, UK

Final results Offshore Grid: How to build a Highly Efficient Interconnected Offshore Grid in northern Europe?Paul Kreutzkamp, Project Manager Grids and Markets, 3E, Belgium

application of Fault Current limiters for the Connection of renewable GenerationChristopher Waller, Sales & Marketing Director, Applied Superconductor, UKCo-Authors:Chris Goodhand, Innovation Manager, Northern Powergrid, UKDavid Klaus, Chief Technology Officer, Applied Superconductor, UK

Integrating renewable and Conventional Generation, bnEF European Capacity Outlooks Michael Lawn, head of Power Market Analysis, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, UKCo-Authors:Brian Potskowski, Senior Analyst, Power Markets, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, UKManon Dufour, Senior Analyst, Power Markets, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, UK

11:00 - 12:30 session 7: water Power – Hydro, Marine and Tidal EnergyAt the cutting edge of technology development, hydro power, marine and tidal energy technologies are offering new opportunities in Europe and exciting possibilities for the future energy mix. This session explores these themes and brings them into focus.

Chair: George Aggidis, Director, Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group and Fluid Machinery Group, UK

alstom Tidal In-stream Energy Converter (TIsEC) full scale demonstrator testsGilson Philippe, Ocean Energy Director, Alstom hydro, France

refurbishment of auxiliary services: First step towards Productivity and reliability Improvement at Inga Power PlantsMario Parodi, Project Leader, ABB, Italy

Experiences on Using ageing Models in lifetime Estimation of Hydroelectric GeneratorsVoitto Kokko, Leading Expert, Fortum, Finland


Dr. George aggidisDirectorLancaster UniversityUK

Mr. Martin berkenkampPolicy Leader – RenewablesGE EnergyGermany

Mr. ruggero bertaniManager, Geothermal Business DevelopmentEnel Green PowerItaly

Dr. andrew brownManager, New Product Development & InnovationhoneywellUK

Mr. alessandro DelladioGeneral ManagerSIG Solar ItaliaItaly

Mr. John Epps BEng CEng FIET John A. Epps ConsultingUK

Mr. Massimo FalchettaEngineerENEAItaly

Mr. Pablo Fontela Martinezhead of Renewable Technnologies R&D UnitEndesa GeneracionSpain

Ms. Gaia GallottiResearch AnalystIDC Energy InsightsItaly

Mr. Jochen HauffGlobal Sustainability Program Manager & Expert AT KearneyGermany

Ms. stefania MascheroniMarketing Communications ManagerABBItaly

Mr. Mathias MeusburgerAutomation-EXC CoC Turbine GovernorAndrıtz hydroAustria

Ms. lise nielsonMarketing ManagerLORCDenmark

Mr. Jussi Orhanen Director, Technology MW PowerFinland

Mr. leon PullesSenior Investment ConsultantDhVThe Netherlands

Mr. Christoph richterSite Manager Solar Research/Executive Secretary SolarPacesDLR (German Aerospace Center)/SolarPaces Spain

Mr. Oliver schaeferMarket Development DirectorSunPower CorporationBelgium

Mr. Frank schilligManaging Director KWA Eviva Gmbh Germany

Dr. Hennig wicht Senior Director, Principal AnalystiSuppliGermany

advisory boardPennwell extends its thanks and appreciation to all members of the renewable Energy world Europe advisory board for their hard work and dedication


aalborg Energie Technik a/s Dino Ocvina

DP Clean Tech anders brendstrup

Georg Fischer Co Ursula schulz

Greenbank Terotech ltd ray Moorehead

nalco Mobotec russel Carter

Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co Kg andreas Von Der Kall

Exhibitor Committee


Thursday 14 June 201215:00 – 16:00

The closing reception for all participants of Renewable Energy World Europe and its sister events will take place at 15:00 on Thursday 14 June, at which the presentation of the conference Best Paper Awards will take place as well as the questionnaire prize draw for the chance to win an Apple iPad.

Please take the opportunity to show your support for the most creative and innovative conference speakers by joining us for the last hour of the show for the announcement and presentation of the prestigious 2012 Best Paper Awards. The awards ceremony will form part of the closing reception, where refreshments will be provided.

The Best Paper Awards will be presented for the Renewable Energy World Europe conference, as well as speakers from the POWER-GEN Europe conference.

Judges from the expert conference programme Advisory Boards from all three co-located events will choose a Best Paper Award winner from each of the conference tracks with the judging criteria based on outstanding concept and content.

There will also be two highly commended papers in each category. Winners of these prestigious awards are recognized by the industry as being the ‘best of the best’ and we wish all eligible speakers the very best of luck.

All attendees can enter a prize draw for an Apple iPad by completing a questionnaire form during the course of the event and being present at the time of the draw during the closing reception.

Closing reception and best Paper awards


TECHnICal TOUrwindtest Grevenbroich Tour Cost: €90Tour Date: 11 June 2012Meeting location: north Entrance Foyer, KoelnmesseMeeting Time: 08:30Tour length: approximately 5 hours

Since 1998 Windtest Grevenbroich Gmbh has operated a test field for wind energy systems on the Neurather höhe hill south of Grevenbroich near Neuss. It is the largest inland test field in the world.

Prototypes and test systems with a capacity of 600 kW to 2,500 kW are currently tested there and measured according to international standards. After completion of the work, the systems are dismantled and replaced by new prototypes.

Clients and owners of the wind energy systems are generally the manufacturing companies. windtest grevenbroich Gmbh provides the test field with the necessary infrastructure, the measuring technology and the services. The collected data from various measurements, such as stresses, performance curves or electrical characteristics, are used by the system manufacturers to optimize the components as well as the mechanical, dynamic or electrical characteristics of their wind energy systems.


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A.D. TUBI INOSSIDABILI SPA .......................................................................... 7G61AAF LTD ......................................................................................................... 7B37AALBORG ENERGIE TECHNIK A/S ................................................................... 7C26AALBORG ENGINEERING AS ........................................................................ 7C225AARDING THERmAL ACOUSTICS .................................................................. 7E141ACE EUROPEAN GROUP LTD ........................................................................... 9B61ACOUSTICEYE INC. ....................................................................................... 7E187ACOUSTICS INDIA PRIVATE LImITED ............................................................ 6G217AERODERIVATIVE GAS TURBINE SUPPORT, INC. (AGTSI) ............................... 9A90AGCm TECHNOLOGIE ...................................................................................6D141ALLEN GEARS .............................................................................................. 7E145ALSTOm ........................................................................................................... 7A7ALSTOm CYBER CAFé ................................................................................... 6B203ALZ GmBH ..................................................................................................... 7A13ANDRITZ AG – PUmPS................................................................................... 6B96ANECOm AEROTEST GmBH .............................................................................. 7E6ANSALDO ENERGIA ...................................................................................... 7A146APENER mASCHINENBAU UND FORDERANLAGEN, GUSTAV BRUNS GmBH & CO KG ..................................................................... 6A40APL APPARATEBAU GmBH............................................................................. 9A40APPA CONSULT GmBH ................................................................................... 7F21APPLIED PLASmA PHYSICS AS .................................................................... 6A150ARCADIS ...................................................................................................... 6E231AREVA ............................................................................................................7D23ARINC .............................................................................................................. 6E6ARTEC SPA ..................................................................................................... 6B11ARTES INGEGNERIA SPA ................................................................................ 7E55ASSOCIATION FmE-CWm ............................................................................. 7E141ATLAS COPCO GAS AND PROCESS DIVISION ................................................ 7C171AUCOTEC AG ................................................................................................6D247AUmA RIESTER GmBH & CO. KG ................................................................... 7A251AWS SCHAEFER TECHNOLOGIE GmBH ........................................................... 6C18BABCOCK & WILCOX COmPANY, THE ............................................................ 9A161BABCOCK POWER INC .................................................................................. 6G231BAE BATTERIEN GmBH ................................................................................7D172BALCKE DUERR GmBH ................................................................................... 7B91BALLAST NEDAm ......................................................................................... 7E141BAND-IT CO LTD ........................................................................................... 6E256BARLAGE GmBH .......................................................................................... 7F104BASSI LUIGI SPA ............................................................................................ 6C66BBm AKUSTIK TECHNOLOGIE GmBH ........................................................... 6F254BBm OFFICINE mECCANICHE SPA ................................................................6D175BECK TECHNOLOGIES ................................................................................... 6C141BEIRENS ....................................................................................................... 6B233BELLISS ENERGY LTD .....................................................................................7D27BELmAN PRODUCTION A/S.......................................................................... 6G251BENTELER STEEL/TUBE GmBH....................................................................... 6F57BERTSCHENERGY JOSEF BERTSCH GESELLSCHAFT mBH & CO.KG ................. 7C21BEUmER GROUP GmBH & CO. KG ................................................................... 6G71BFI AUTOmATION......................................................................................... 7E207BILFINGER BERGER POWER SERVICE GmBH ................................................. 7A36BIS GERBER GmBH ........................................................................................ 7B23BmH ........................................................................................................... 6E146ABOECKER mASCHINENWERKE GmBH ............................................................ 6C12BOHLER BLECHE GmBH & CO KG ................................................................... 6C48BOLL & KIRCH FILTERBAU GmBH................................................................. 7C143

BONO ENERGIA SPA ....................................................................................... 7E55BONO SISTEmI S.P.A. ..................................................................................... 7E55BORSIG GmBH ............................................................................................... 7A40BOSON ENERGY SA ........................................................................................7D91BOWmAN....................................................................................................... 6A76BRADEN mANUFACTURING ........................................................................... 7F71BRAND INDUSTRIES LTD .............................................................................. 6C175BRENTWOOD EUROPE S.R.O. ....................................................................... 7A100BROmFORD INDUSTRIES – ALCESTER ............................................................. 7E4BRUSH ......................................................................................................... 6A166BUFFALO PUmPS ......................................................................................... 6A251CAmFIL FARR POWER SYSTEmS AB ............................................................... 7E57CAPSTONE TURBINE CORP. ............................................................................. 6A11CASTLE mETALS UK ..................................................................................... 6F106CCI - CONTROL COmPONENTS INC. ................................................................ 6F11CD-ADAPCO ................................................................................................... 9B99CEmB SPA ....................................................................................................6D246CENTRAX LImITED (GAS TURBINE DIVISION) ................................................ 7E11CHAmBRE DE COmmERCE ET D’INDUSTRIE SEINE ET mARNE .....................6D141CHESTERTON INTERNATIONAL GmBH ............................................................. 7C2CHROmALLOY ................................................................................................ 6A36CImTAS CELIK ImALAT mONTAJ VE TESÄ°SAT A.S.......................................... 9A86CITEC ............................................................................................................ 6F207CLARK RELIANCE CORPORATION ................................................................. 7C256CLAUDIUS PETERS PROJECTS GmBH ............................................................. 6G11CLImAX GmBH ? PORTABLE mACHINE TOOLS ................................................ 6B71CLYDE BERGEmANN POWER GROUP ........................................................... 7C146CmI ENERGY ................................................................................................7D207COEN COmPANY, INC. / HAmWORTHY COmBUSTION .................................. 9B161COLT GROUP LTD. ........................................................................................... 7G71CONTEC GmBH ............................................................................................. 6C216CONTINENTAL CONTROLS CORP. .................................................................. 6A250COPERION GmBH ........................................................................................... 6G78CORmETECH INC ..........................................................................................7D247D Z ATLANTIC ................................................................................................. 7G11DAEYOUNG C & E CO.,LTD. ............................................................................ 6BF43DAmPER TECHNOLOGY LTD ........................................................................... 6F71DAmPER TECHNOLOGY LTD ........................................................................... 6F71DARCHEm ENGINEERING ...............................................................................6D61DE JONG COmBUSTION B.V./R&V ENGINEERING B.V. .................................. 7G101DEIF A/S ....................................................................................................... 6G141DEKOmTE DE TEmPLE KOmPENSATORTECHNIK GmBH ............................... 7F101DELPHIN TECHNOLOGY AG ............................................................................ 6C68DIESEL & GAS TURBINE WORLDWIDE .......................................................... 6A255DOOSAN HEAVY INDUSTRIES & CONSTRUCTION CO LTD ............................. 7B201DP CLEANTECH ..............................................................................................7D45DP CLEANTECH ..............................................................................................7D43DREHmO GmBH ........................................................................................... 7B256DRESSER-RAND ........................................................................................... 6E141DURAG GmBH .............................................................................................. 7B251DURO DAKOVIC KOmPENZATORI DOO ......................................................... 6E251DURO FELGUERA SA ...................................................................................... 6B91E.ON ANLAGENSERVICE GmBH ....................................................................7D144EAGLE FILTERS ........................................................................................... 6E146BEAGLEBURGmANN GERmANY GmBH & CO. KG ............................................... 6C5EGE ENDUSTRIYEL KONTROL LTD.STI. ......................................................... 9A201

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EKSTROmS VARmETEKNISKA AB .................................................................7D171ELECTRATHERm INC ......................................................................................7D11ELIN mOTOREN GmBH ................................................................................... 6B77ELTEK VALERE DEUTSCHLAND GmBH .......................................................... 6G173ELWO S.A. .................................................................................................... 9A101EmCO CONTROLS A/S.................................................................................6H2211EmW FILTERTECHNIK GmBH ....................................................................... 7A160ENDRESS + HAUSER mESSTECHNIK GmBH+CO. KG ................................... 6B176ENEFTECH INNOVATION SA.............................................................................. 7C6ENERGOmASH (BELGOROD)-BZEm JSC .......................................................6D233ENERGOmONTAZ POLUDNIE SA..................................................................... 7F43ENERGOPROJEKT KATOWICE SA ..................................................................7D201ENPRO ......................................................................................................... 9B164ENVI CON & PLANT ENGINEERING GmBH .................................................... 7F204EPPSA EUROPEAN POWER PLANT SUPPLIERS ASS ..................................... 7F232EPSTON GROUP LTD ....................................................................................... 6G73ERALP mAKINA KAZAN KImYA VE EKIPmANLARI SAN.TIC.LTD.STI. .............. 6C11ERC GmBH ................................................................................................... 6E253ESI EUROSIL BV............................................................................................ 7E141ESSCANO POWER A/S .................................................................................. 6E207ESSERT POLISSAGE ...................................................................................... 6C141ETS POWER GROUP...................................................................................... 7C173EUGEN ARNOLD GmBH ................................................................................ 7A150EUTECH SCIENTIFIC ENGINEERING GmBH ....................................................... 7A3EUTURBINES .................................................................................................. 7A11EWEX-ENGINEERING GmBH ........................................................................ 7B235EXELON NUCLEAR PARTNERS ........................................................................6D48FABREEKA GmBH DEUTSCHLAND .................................................................. 6F58FACO SPA ....................................................................................................... 6B36FAGIOLI SPA ..................................................................................................... 7B5FAIST ANLAGENBAU GmBH ......................................................................... 6G245FAmET .......................................................................................................... 6G101FANS A.S. ..................................................................................................... 6A248FANS A.S. ..................................................................................................... 6A248 FATA EPC DIVISION OF FATA SPA .................................................................. 7B141FERROSTAAL INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS GmBH ................................................. 9A61FIBRAC ISOLANTI S.P.A. ................................................................................. 6G51FINNUCLEAR ASSOCIATION ........................................................................... 6E93FLAKTWOODS .............................................................................................. 6C141FLANDERS CORPORATION ............................................................................. 9A66FLENDER-GRAFFENSTADEN ........................................................................ 7B188FLEXENERGY INC ...........................................................................................7D15FLOWSERVE GESTRA ..................................................................................... 6C28FLSmIDTH WADGASSEN GmBH ................................................................... 7E251FLUOR .......................................................................................................... 6B201FmT GROUP ..................................................................................................... 7B5FORGIATURA mAmE SPA ............................................................................... 6F17FOSTER WHEELER ........................................................................................ 7C205FRANCO TOSI mECCANICA SPA ....................................................................7D187FRANKE INDUSTRIE AG ................................................................................ 6E171FREUDENBERG FILTRATION TECHNOLOGIES KG ............................................ 7B77FRITERm TERmIK CIHAZLAR SAN VE TIC AS .................................................. 6A80FUEL TECH SRL ............................................................................................. 7E211FUJIKIN (DEUTSCHLAND) GmBH ................................................................. 6F215GAS TURBINE CONTROLS ............................................................................. 6G205GASEK ............................................................................................................ 7C11

GEA HEAT EXCHANGERS GmBH ..................................................................... 7A31GELDOFmETAALCONSTRUCTIE ......................................................................7D47GENERPRO AB................................................................................................ 7E88GEORG FISCHER PIPING SYSTEmES LTD. .......................................................7D67GERB SCHWINGUNGSISOLIERUNGEN GmBH & CO. KG .................................. 6G54GFm SRL (SOCIO UNICO) A GANDINI HOLDING SPA COmPANY ................... 7E231GI&E SPA ...................................................................................................... 6E237GLAUNACH GmBH VENT SILENCERS ............................................................ 6G218GREENBANK TEROTECH LTD .......................................................................... 7C67GREENVIRONmENT PLC ................................................................................... 6A5GROOTINT GRP SYSTEmS ............................................................................ 7E141GTW ............................................................................................................... 6G55GUNTNER AG & CO. KG ................................................................................. 6E224HALDOR TOPSOE .......................................................................................... 7E201HAmON ........................................................................................................ 6A146HAmWORTHY SERCK COmO GmBH ............................................................. 9B202HANSUNG H.F. CO. LTD ................................................................................... 6G73HANZA PRECISION AB ................................................................................. 6C208HARDWEAR PTY LTD ..................................................................................... 6G93HAUFF-TECHNIK GmBH & CO.KG ................................................................. 7F256HAUK & SASKO GmBH ................................................................................. 7E214HAYNES INTERNATIONAL, INC. .................................................................... 7E233HILLIARD CORPORATION THE ...................................................................... 6F237HITACHI POWER EUROPE GmBH ................................................................... 7B14HOERBIGER VENTILWERKE GmBH & CO KG ................................................. 7F251HOWDEN VENTILATOREN GmBH ................................................................. 6B256HSB GLOBAL STANDARDS ............................................................................ 6C251HYOSUNG ......................................................................................................6D91IAC BOET STOPSON .......................................................................................... 6C1IBAU HAmBURG INGENIEURGESELLSCHAFT INDUSTRIEBAU mBH ............. 7F254IBT GROUP .....................................................................................................7D92IHI CORPORATION ........................................................................................ 6G201ImTECH POWER SYSTEmS ............................................................................. 6F15INDAR ..........................................................................................................7D141INDEPENDENT FORGINGS & ALLOYS LTD ..................................................... 6F111INDUSTRIAL INFO RESOURCES ...................................................................... 6E96INNOVATIVE STEAm TECHNOLOGIES ........................................................... 6B231INOPOWER .................................................................................................... 7C16INOVA ..........................................................................................................7D184INP DEUTSCHLAND GmBH ............................................................................. 7B98INTERNORmEN TECHNOLOGY GmBH ........................................................... 7F207J. LANFRANCO & CIE .................................................................................... 6E114JAmES WALKER ............................................................................................. 6A78JASC INSTALLATIONS ....................................................................................... 9A5JEAN GALLAY SA .......................................................................................... 6G163JEFFREY RADER CORP .................................................................................... 7C57JEREmIAS GmBH .......................................................................................6H1711JEUmONT ELECTRIC .....................................................................................7D184JFE ENGINEERING CORPORATION ..................................................................7D23JOHN CARDWELL LImITED .......................................................................... 6G251JOHN CRANE .................................................................................................. 7F16JOHNSON mATTHEY CATALYSTS (GERmANY) GmBH ................................... 6F103JSC “TECHNOPROmEXPORT” .......................................................................... 7F74JSC ELEm ..................................................................................................... 9A107KAEFER ISOLIERTECHNIK GmBH & CO KG .................................................... 6G102KAWASAKI GAS TURBINE EUROPE GmBH ...................................................... 7E93




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KC ENGINEERING LTD. .................................................................................. 6BF47KEmA ............................................................................................................... 7B1KINGSBURY INC ........................................................................................... 6C235KISSLING AG .................................................................................................... 6B3KITA LOGISTICS .............................................................................................. 6C74KOHL AG ........................................................................................................ 6C13KONTROL SISTEmLERI LTD.STI. .................................................................... 9B108KRAFTANLAGEN mUENCHEN GmBH ............................................................ 7F234KRAL AG.......................................................................................................6D221KREISEL GmBH & CO. KG .............................................................................. 6G207KSB AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT ......................................................................... 7E227KTR KUPPLUNGSTECHNIK GmBH .................................................................. 6C54L-3 mAPPS ................................................................................................... 6E101LAHmEYER INTERNATIONAL GmBH ................................................................ 9A1LAZARO ITUARTE INTERNACIONAL SA ........................................................ 6F108LBH INTERNATIONAL A/S ............................................................................ 6G233LECTRODRYER ................................................................................................. 7B4LESLIE CONTROLS INC ................................................................................... 6A96LINDE AG ..................................................................................................... 7C178LINDNER GROUP KG ...................................................................................... 6F21LLT ( LEROUX ET LOTZ TECHNOLOGIES ) ......................................................7D184LOESCHE .......................................................................................................... 7F6LOIBL ALLEN-SHERmAN-HOFF GmBH......................................................... 7E256LUFKIN FRANCE ........................................................................................... 6G175L’UNION DES FORGERONS ...........................................................................6D141LUVATA .......................................................................................................... 6E91m+m TURBINEN-TECHNIK GmBH ............................................................... 7B171m+W GROUP ................................................................................................ 7B17mACPLUS ..................................................................................................... 6C141mAGALDI POWER SPA ................................................................................... 7E85mAIN mETALL INTERNATIONAL GmBH .........................................................7D18mAJOR TOOL & mACHINE INC. ..................................................................... 7A254mAN DIESEL & TURBO SE ............................................................................... 7A71mAPNA GROUP ............................................................................................ 7A201mAUELL GmBH ............................................................................................ 6E227mCHALE PERFORmANCE ............................................................................. 9A207m-CTI mUmmE COOLING TOWER INTERNATIONAL GmBH .......................... 6C145mECAPLUS ................................................................................................... 6C141mEE INDUSTRIES INC ...................................................................................6D248mEGGITT CONTROL SYSTEmS ...................................................................... 7A236mETACOR INTERNATIONAL INC ................................................................... 6A140mETAL COmPANIES ASSOCIATED S.L. ..............................................................6D4mETAL ImPROVEmENT COmPANY LLC ........................................................ 7E213mETALOCK ENGINEERING GERmANY GmBH ................................................. 7A16mETKA SA .................................................................................................... 7F146mETSO POWER OY ....................................................................................... 6E201mGR ............................................................................................................. 6C141mICHELL BEARINGS ..................................................................................... 6G203mICHIGAN SEAmLESS TUBE .......................................................................... 6C58mICROFUSIONE STELLITE SPA .....................................................................6D251mILGRED ...................................................................................................... 6C141mImSAN INDUSTRIAL BOILER CO. ............................................................... 9A104mINImAX GmBH & CO. KG ........................................................................... 6F251mITSUBISHI POWER SYSTEmS EUROPE LTD .................................................. 7C23mOGAS INDUSTRIES INC ............................................................................. 6B253mOOG GmBH ............................................................................................... 9B106

mORGAN SCHAFFER .................................................................................... 7E147mOUROT INDUSTRIES ..................................................................................6D141mUST IPRA .................................................................................................. 6A256NALCO mOBOTEC ...........................................................................................7D61NATIONAL ELECTRIC COIL ............................................................................ 7C251NEm BV ........................................................................................................ 7B206NEm POWER SYSTEmS .................................................................................. 7A80NEW COmPONIT SRL ..................................................................................... 6G41NIESING ANLAGENBAU GmBH .................................................................... 7A210NIRAFON .................................................................................................... 6E146CNOL-TEC EUROPE SRL ..................................................................................7D251NOOTER ERIKSEN S.R.L. ................................................................................. 7F12NORD-LOCK GmBH .......................................................................................... 7C1NORTHERN TECHNICAL LLC ......................................................................... 6F101OBB GmBH ................................................................................................... 6G208OBO BETTERmANN GmBH & CO. KG ............................................................6D256OPRA TURBINES .......................................................................................... 7E141ORBEN WASSERAUFBEREITUNG GmBH & CO KG ......................................... 6A210OSBORN mETALS .........................................................................................6D141OSCHATZ GmBH ............................................................................................. 7C51OUEST COATING ........................................................................................... 6C141PALL CORPORATION ...................................................................................... 6B16PARKER HANNFIN CORPORATION................................................................ 6C147PATIG GmBH ................................................................................................ 7A170PEERLESS EUROPE LImITED ........................................................................7D256PENNENERGYJOBS....................................................................................... 7A256PENNWELL ......................................................................................................6H1PENNWELL ......................................................................................................7D4PENSOTTI FABBRICA CALDAIE LEGNANO SPA ............................................. 7F221PENTOL GmBH ............................................................................................. 7E178PETROGAS GAS SYSTEm BV ......................................................................... 7E141PETROPRODUCTS AS ................................................................................... 6C256PHILADELPHIA GEAR, A TImKEN BRAND ...................................................... 7E47PHOENIX CONTACT GmBH & CO KG ............................................................... 7C17PLASTICON EUROPE BV ................................................................................... 6B6PLYmOUTH TUBE COmPANY ........................................................................ 6C205POWER mACHINES ...................................................................................... 7E175PRATT & WHITNEY POWER SYSTEmS .......................................................... 6A201PRECISION ICEBLAST CORPORATION ............................................................... 6C3PROCON ENGINEERING ..............................................................................6H1714PROENERGY SERVICES................................................................................... 6C46PRUFTECHNIK ALIGNmENT SYSTEmS GmBH ................................................ 6B76RAFAKO S.A. ................................................................................................ 7E105REKO PRAHA A.S. ........................................................................................ 6G243REmAZEL ENGINEERING SPA ......................................................................... 7E41RENK AG ........................................................................................................ 7B75RETUBECO, INC. ........................................................................................... 6B188ROLLED ALLOYS ............................................................................................... 7E1ROLLS-ROYCE PLC .......................................................................................... 7E15RUBBER DESIGN BV ..................................................................................... 6A100RUD KETTEN RIEGER & DIETZ GmBH U. CO. KG ............................................ 6B257RWE POWER AG ...........................................................................................6D161SAFEL ...........................................................................................................6D141SAmPI S.P.A ................................................................................................... 9B54SAR – PROZESS- UND UmWELTTECHNIK ( SAR – ENVIRONmENTAL TECHNOLOGY) ................................................... 6F115




SARENS NV .................................................................................................. 7G121SAUDI ARAmCO ...............................................................................................7D1SCHENCK PROCESS GmBH ............................................................................. 7B15SCHmIDT + CLEmENS GmBH + CO. KG. ...................................................... 6G105SCHWARZE-ROBITEC GmBH ........................................................................6D176SEIKO FLOWCONTROL .................................................................................. 6B236SEIm SRL...................................................................................................... 7F201SEIRIS ..........................................................................................................7D228SENSOPLAN GmBH .......................................................................................... 7A4SEONGHWA INDUSTRIAL CO LTD ................................................................... 7C54SES AS TLmACE ............................................................................................ 6B146SEWOON T&S CO LTD ..................................................................................... 6G53SHELL DEUTSCHLAND SCHmIERSTOFF GmBH ............................................. 6G147SICA SPA ........................................................................................................ 7E45SIEmENS AG ENERGY SECTOR ...................................................................... 7A141SIEmPELKAmP mASCHINEN- UND ANLAGENBAU GmBH & CO. KG ............. 6G177SImTECH GmBH ............................................................................................. 7F11SIPOS AKTORIK GmBH .................................................................................7D233SmALTIFLEX SPA .......................................................................................... 7F206SNC-LAVALIN, INC. ...................................................................................... 6B238SOLBERG INTERNATIONAL LTD ....................................................................6D201SON ENERGY SRL ...........................................................................................7D41SPIG SPA ...................................................................................................... 7B254SPILLING ENERGIE SYSTEmE GmBH ............................................................ 9B167SPX ................................................................................................................ 7B91SPX COOLING TECHNOLOGIES GmBH ............................................................. 7B91SPX FLOW TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................ 7B91SSS GEARS LTD .............................................................................................. 7F51STANDARDKESSEL BAUmGARTE GROUP ....................................................... 7B31STEAG ENERGY SERVICES GmBH ................................................................. 6E255STEJASA. AGREGADOS INDUSTRIALES,S.A. ................................................. 7F114STELLBA SCHWEISSTECHNIK AG (STELLBA HARDFACING LTD.) ...................... 6B5STF SPA ........................................................................................................ 7F141STI GROUP, HARTCHROm AG .......................................................................... 9B56STOP CHOC SCHWINGUNGSTECHNIK GmBH CO KG ..................................... 9B109STORK TECHNICAL SERVICES .......................................................................6D145STRABAG AG .................................................................................................. 7C13SWAN ANALYTISCHE INSTRUmENTE AG...................................................... 6F146SYNERGY CATALYST LLC .............................................................................6H1511T D POWER SYSTEmS LImITED .................................................................... 9A206TAS ENERGY INC ............................................................................................7D25TELATEK ..................................................................................................... 6E146DTESI SRL ......................................................................................................... 7E81TEXAS OILTECH LABORATORIES, INC. .......................................................... 7E203TGm KANIS TURBINEN GmBH ...................................................................... 7A206THE mOBIUS GROUP ........................................................................................ 6A3THERmOFLOW INC ....................................................................................... 7E204TIG GROUP GmBH ........................................................................................ 7C176TLT-BABCOCK INC ......................................................................................6H2111TmS TURBOmASCHINENSERVICE GmBH ....................................................... 7C15TORCUP, INC. .................................................................................................... 7F1TORISHImA PUmP mFG. CO., LTD .................................................................. 6F53TRANSGLOBAL ENERGY ............................................................................... 6G145TRI-O-GEN BV .............................................................................................. 7E141TURBINE BLADING AND PARTS ..................................................................... 6B18TURBINE CASTING ....................................................................................... 6C141

TURBINE TECHNICS, INC. ............................................................................. 6C206TURBINES AND DIESELS .................................................................................. 7E3TURBOCAm .................................................................................................... 7E83TURBOCOATING S.P.A. AND ARTEC S.P.A. UNITEDCOATINGS GROUP ............. 6B13TURBOmACH SA .......................................................................................... 6B141TÜV NORD .................................................................................................... 7C253TUV RHEINLAND SERVICES GmBH ................................................................ 6C21TÜV SÜD ...................................................................................................... 7B186UNISERV SA .................................................................................................7D204UNISON .......................................................................................................... 6B73UNITED CONVEYOR CORPORATION .............................................................. 6C237USIDUC ........................................................................................................ 6C141UT99 AG ........................................................................................................... 7B6VAN LEEUWEN PIPE & TUBE GROUP ............................................................ 7E141V & m DEUTSCHLAND GmBH ....................................................................... 6G161VBR TURBINE PARTNERS ............................................................................. 7E141VDmA - POWER SYSTEmS ............................................................................. 7A11VICTAULIC COmPANY................................................................................... 6G108VILLARES mETALS INTERNATIONAL BV .......................................................7D257VIRGILIO CENA & FIGLI S.P.A. ........................................................................ 6C16VISSER & SmIT HANAB BV ............................................................................. 7C52VKK STANDARDKESSEL KOETHEN GmBH ...................................................... 7F76VOITH TURBO GmBH & CO KG ........................................................................ 7B11VTT ............................................................................................................ 6E146GVULKAN KUPPLUNGS- UND GETRIEBEBAU B. HACKFORTH GmBH & CO. KG ................................................ 6B1VYNCKE S.R.O. ............................................................................................. 6G238WAGENBORG NEDLIFT BV ........................................................................... 9A203WAHLCO INC. ................................................................................................. 7F86WAHLCOmETROFLEX ................................................................................... 6F188WAmAR INTERNATIONAL COmPANY ...........................................................6D206WARTSILA FINLAND OY ............................................................................... 6A161WAUKESHA BEARINGS .................................................................................... 7A6WEIDmUELLER INTERFACE GmBH & CO ........................................................7D97WEIR POWER & INDUSTRIAL ....................................................................... 6C231WELLAND & TUXHORN AG ........................................................................... 7B173WENTYLATORY WENTECH SP. Z O.O. ............................................................ 6E174WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CO .......................................................................6D93WL GORE AND ASSOCIATES GmBH .............................................................. 6B148WOOD GROUP GTS ......................................................................................... 6C51WORLD LOGISTICS SERVICES CORP ............................................................. 7F241WORLEYPARSONS ....................................................................................... 6E204WSP INDUSTRY..........................................................................................6H1311YANmAR EUROPE B.V. ...................................................................................7D13YIT ..............................................................................................................6E146FYOKOGAWA EUROPE BV ................................................................................7D95YOUNG & FRANKLIN INC. ............................................................................... 9A15YWCT CUSTOm COOLING TOWERS ............................................................... 6A253ZEECO INC ........................................................................................................ 6A6ZHANGJIAGANG HUADIAN ImPORT & EXPORT CO., LTD .................................. 6A4ZOK ................................................................................................................ 7F41ZOLLERN BHW GLEITLAGER GmBH & CO KG ............................................... 7F106ZUCCATO ENERGIA SRL ................................................................................6D203

List correct as at: 28 February 2012



WHERE THE INDUSTRY CONNECTS

Supported by: Presented by:

Co-located with:

Owned and produced by: General Sponsor:

HYDROVISION RUSSIACONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION5 – 7 MARCH 2013 EXPOCENTRE, MOSCOW, RUSSIA

®

www.hydrovision-russia.com

For further information on how you can participate in HydroVision Russia, please visit the event website, www.hydrovision-russia.com or contact your local PennWell representative:

InternationalAmanda KevanSales ManagerT: +44 (0) 1992 656 645F: +44 (0) 1992 656 [email protected]

Russia and CISNatalia GaisenokT: +7 499 271 93 39F: +7 499 271 93 [email protected]

A DATE FOR YOUR DIARY

The HydroVision Russia conference and exhibition, alongside its sister event Russia Power returns to Moscow on 5 – 7 March 2013.

In a little over three years HydroVision Russia has become one of the leading meeting places for Russian and international hydro power practitioners. Actively supported by RusHydro, Russia’s biggest hydro-generating company and the second biggest in the world in terms of installed capacity, HydroVision Russia is the place to connect with the industry.

A vital component of Russia’s electric sector, hydroelectric power represents some 20 percent of the country’s power generation. As a result, there exists opportunities for new development and an urgent need to improve the reliability and efficiency of existing plants.

HydroVision Russia addresses these issues by bringing together professionals from the Russian and International hydroelectric power industry to share ideas, understand problems and develop practical solutions to industry challenges now and in the future.

Over three days, the dual language conference programme will bring together industry professionals from Austria, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Iran, Norway, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Switzerland, and the United States to share information and expertise on a wide range of topics.

With an even bigger exhibition floor than before, HydroVision Russia represents a unique opportunity to interact with leading service and product suppliers in Russia and throughout the world.

So join us at HydroVision Russia 2013, the hydro power event where the industry connects.

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There are still opportunities to exhibit at renewable Energy world Europe.

For further information, please visit the event website www.renewableenergyworld-europe.com or contact your local PennWell sales contact (see page 34 for contact details). In the meantime, here are some good reasons to participate:

why Exhibit?• Raise your company’s profile and awareness• Showcase your products and technologies and develop new customer bases• Unique access to the international power generation and renewable energy industries• Explore business opportunities and meet new partners in dynamic surroundings• 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 the industry’s most influential decision makers over 3 days• Stay ahead of your competition• Meet your customers face to face

2011 Statistics at a glance:• 14,917 Attendees• 156 Press• 89 Countries represented• 602 Exhibitors• 1,410 delegates• 10 Conference tracks• 70 Conference sessions• 250 Speakers• 600 Keynote attendees• 400 Plenary attendees• + 700 plus online attendees to plenary webcast

audience ProfileQualified senior management/executive decision makers who have the authority to purchase, or influence the purchase of world-class products and services including:

• Public and municipal utility owners & managers• Government and regulatory executives• Independent power producers• Renewable energy system producers• Original equipment manufacturers• Power / heat plant owners & operators• Plant service sector• Project developers & managers• Fuel suppliers• Design/structural/construction engineers• Consultants in renewable energy• Industrial facilities personnel• Mechanical/electrical/plant engineers• Strategic and portfolio investors• Industry consultants and advisers• Energy traders• Trade press

Exhibitor PackageExhibiting: Minimum 3m x 3m of exhibit space.The space rate - €425 per m2.Shell scheme construction - €130 per m2.(N.B. Shell scheme does not include electricity connection and consumption)

Enhanced Exhibitor listing: www.globalpowergen-community.comIn addition to the exhibit space above, a compulsory basic enhanced listing on the Exhibition website’s interactive online community - Global POWER-GEN directEventConnect - will be charged at a flat rate of €395.00 The online listing includes descriptions and photos of up to 5 product listings and categories, a 35-word company description, 25 keywords, and full contact details; as well as a 35-word standard listing in the official print show guide. This fully searchable community will give your buyers access to your information and provide an opportunity for you to communicate with potential customers before the Exhibition.

Increase your visibility by upgrading your listing to Gold (€550) or Platinum (€675) and receive these additional features:

1 Include your full colour logo in the printed Show Guide2 Increase your company description in the printed Show Guide from 35 to 75 words (Gold) or 150 words (Platinum)3 Increase your company description online from 35 to 75 (Gold) or 500 words (Platinum)4 Increase your product listings from 5 to 7 (Gold) or 10 listings (Platinum)5 Feature your products (up to 2) in the New Product Promotion section6 Add 10 uploads and links (video, audio, white paper, etc.) to your company profile (Platinum only)

Exhibit at renewable Energy world Europe

WHERE THE INDUSTRY CONNECTS

Supported by: Presented by:

Co-located with:

Owned and produced by: General Sponsor:

HYDROVISION RUSSIACONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION5 – 7 MARCH 2013 EXPOCENTRE, MOSCOW, RUSSIA

®

www.hydrovision-russia.com

For further information on how you can participate in HydroVision Russia, please visit the event website, www.hydrovision-russia.com or contact your local PennWell representative:

InternationalAmanda KevanSales ManagerT: +44 (0) 1992 656 645F: +44 (0) 1992 656 [email protected]

Russia and CISNatalia GaisenokT: +7 499 271 93 39F: +7 499 271 93 [email protected]

A DATE FOR YOUR DIARY

The HydroVision Russia conference and exhibition, alongside its sister event Russia Power returns to Moscow on 5 – 7 March 2013.

In a little over three years HydroVision Russia has become one of the leading meeting places for Russian and international hydro power practitioners. Actively supported by RusHydro, Russia’s biggest hydro-generating company and the second biggest in the world in terms of installed capacity, HydroVision Russia is the place to connect with the industry.

A vital component of Russia’s electric sector, hydroelectric power represents some 20 percent of the country’s power generation. As a result, there exists opportunities for new development and an urgent need to improve the reliability and efficiency of existing plants.

HydroVision Russia addresses these issues by bringing together professionals from the Russian and International hydroelectric power industry to share ideas, understand problems and develop practical solutions to industry challenges now and in the future.

Over three days, the dual language conference programme will bring together industry professionals from Austria, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Iran, Norway, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Switzerland, and the United States to share information and expertise on a wide range of topics.

With an even bigger exhibition floor than before, HydroVision Russia represents a unique opportunity to interact with leading service and product suppliers in Russia and throughout the world.

So join us at HydroVision Russia 2013, the hydro power event where the industry connects.

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Media 7 UK ltd is delighted to be appointed as the official digital screen partner for POwEr-GEn Europe 2012 and its associated events For its 20th anniversary year, POWER-GEN Europe will, for the first time, install a digital screen network, which will provide a flexible and dynamic means of broadcasting information and show content around the popular event. The digital network will consist of four state-of-the-art 75sqft LED walls, neatly housed, branded and strategically located in the major traffic flow areas between the halls. Serving as the principal broadcast medium at the event, the network will provide the organisers with a conduit for the onsite launch of POWER-GEN TV. All four screens will display a carefully selected mixture of live coverage, twitter feeds, breaking show news and timetable information. Throughout the length of the show there will be a strictly limited number of opportunities for companies to enhance their presence at the show by taking one of two bespoke commercial airtime packages.

All company messages will be displayed in full colour with audio, and due to the flexible nature of digital, companies can change copy as required. The commercial packages will be limited to no more than 15 participating companies and will therefore operate on a first come first served basis.

screen Packages

Introducing POwEr-GEn TV

Package a €14,950 2 minutes of airtime in every hour on all screens (4x30 or 8x15 second clips)

Package b €9,950 1 minute of airtime in every hour on all screens (2x30 or 4x15 second clips)

Contact:

Tim Henderson +44 (0)20 3286 4925+44 (0)7906 [email protected]


THE UTIlITy ParTnEr PrOGraMME (UPP)

ENELSlovenské ElektrárneE.ONEnBW Energie Baden-WürttembergTractebel Engineering (GDF SUEZ)NV Electrabel

Dong Energy PowerEnipowerEvonik Energy ServicesFortum Service DeutschlandRWE Technology

To join your utility peers at the premier European power event please contact:

amy nashUtility Liaison ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 621E: [email protected]

If you work for a

utility company

you are entitled

to all these

benefits

Now in its third year and growing ever more successful, the Utility Partner Programme has been launched for 2012. The UPP places utilities at the heart of PennWell’s European power events, and offers a range of exclusive discounts and benefits to employees from this sector of the power generation industry. The Utility Partner Programme affords privileges to member companies and their employees attending PennWell’s power events, enabling them to network with utility peers and meet with the supplier market.

Discounted Delegate Fees (Delegate rate Freeze For 2012)Utility employees can register as a delegate for any of the European power conferences at the 2011 discounted delegate rate and enjoy all the benefits of UPP membership.

To take advantage of the exclusive UPP delegate offer we have put together 3 levels of utility delegate package making it the most cost effective way for utility staff to attend PennWell’s European power conference.

Utility Plan 1 – 10 (For utilities registering from 1 to 10 delegates) €805 per person save €175 per person



**These rates are available per person and are not exclusive to group bookings, however increase your delegate registration numbers and enjoy the greater savings on offer**

UPP member delegates receive:• Discounted delegate rates• Fast-Track entry at a dedicated utility registration desk• Access to a members-only UPP lounge on the exhibition floor, with comfortable seating, meeting room & networking areas, complimentary refreshments and a range of IT facilities• Over 270 presentations under one roof• Access to the exhibit floors with over 500 exhibitors• Lunch for all three days• Conference proceedings

Employees from the following utility companies have already registered for the utility partner programme:


Press Office Pr & social networking

Pr COnTaCT:Amy RedheadAspectus PRT: +44 (0) 207 242 8867M: +44 (0) 770 4897331 (during show only)E: [email protected] w: www.aspectuspr.com

GErMan Pr COnTaCT:Karl-Fredrich BrennerhFN Kommunikation GmbhT: +49 - 6196 - 77 641-10M: +49 -160 - 706 45 21 (during show only)E: [email protected] w: www.hfn.de

PEnnwEll MarKETInG COnTaCT:Lee CataniaMarketing ManagerRenewable Energy World EuropeT: +44 (0) 1992 656 647F: +44 (0) 1992 656 700E: [email protected]

PennWell Corporation has appointed Aspectus PR, a dedicated public relations consultancy, and its German partner agency hFN, to promote POWER-GEN Europe and its co-located event Renewable Energy World Europe. 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:

by-lined opinion articlesThere are a number of European publications that are keen to receive by-lined articles from exhibitors in all languages. If you send us an 800-1000 word article we will try to place it for you. For us to successfully place your articles they will need to be opinion based and non-company or product-centric. For style guidelines please contact Aspectus PR.

Quotes for your press releasesIf you are sending out a press release and would like to include a quote from someone at the event such as keynote speakers or the organisers of the event Aspectus can help get an appropriate expert to provide comment.

In-house publicationsIf 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, Aspectus can assist with content, logos and images.

Press roomExhibitors can display press kits, releases and notices in the press room during the event. Please bear in mind that most journalists prefer to receive press packs on a memory stick or CD so they don’t have to carry heavy materials around with them.

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 Aspectus PR is made aware of. If your organisation is planning any press activity at the event please ensure you inform Aspectus PR as soon as possible.

social MediaOur 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.

POwEr-GEn blogYou can keep up-to-date with everything happening at the show by visiting the POWER-GEN Europe 2012 blog: http://pgeevents.wordpress.com. We also welcome guest blog posts from exhibitors, please contact Aspectus for more opportunities.

linkedInEach show also has a corresponding LinkedIn group which will allow you to keep up-to-date with the very latest news, find out what is happening at the show and discuss key industry issues. Please connect with PennWell on LinkedIn at http://uk.linkedin.com/in/pennwell for more information.

TwitterFor 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/POWERGENEUROPE• www.twitter.com/RENEWENERGYWEUR

FacebookYou can also find out more of our Facebook page which will be regularly updated throughout the campaign: • https://www.facebook.com/pages/POWER-GEN- Europe/166719146937 • https://www.facebook.com/pages/Renewable- Energy-World- Europe/186298976215

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For editorial contributions, please contact [email protected]

For advertising opportunities in TODay, please contact:

Asif YusufT: +44 1992 656 631F: +44 1992 656 700E: [email protected]

Anthony OrfeoT: +44 1992 656 609F: +44 1992 656 700E: [email protected]

Today Daily newspaper

Today newspaper

sponsored by:

With three events to investigate and experience and conference sessions to attend, plus those important keynote speeches and plenary sessions, it can be hard to keep up with developments at Europe’s biggest power industry event.

Sponsored by hitachi, TODAY the official daily newspaper of POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe, carries the latest news and views from the combined show floors and conference halls.

To be published on 12, 13, 14, June, TODAY is produced by the editorial team behind Power Engineering International and Renewable Energy World. It briefs readers on who said what at the Keynote Address and the Plenary session and covers new product launches on the show floor, conference sessions and the latest power news from around the world.

To ensure show attendees enjoy their social time in Cologne, TODAY also features a restaurant & nightlife guide, cultural listings, maps and other tasty tidbits. Not only will TODAY be distributed at the Koelnmesse, it will also be delivered directly to the event headquarters hotel.


Hotels

For more information please contact:

Randy Wright Director – International Events/ConferencesT: +44 (0) 20 7902 7761F: +44 (0) 20 7633 9427E: [email protected]

Elizabeth Kelly Executive – International Events/ConferencesT: +44 (0) 20 7902 7764F: +44 (0) 20 7633 9427E: [email protected]


Cologne as the oldest major city in Germany was founded by the Romans and has been elevated to the status of a city in the year 50 A.D. Thanks to its eventful past Cologne offers innumerable historical and cultural treasures.

Today Cologne is the gem of Germany’s Rhineland region. The modern city stands for a centre of national business and commerce, particularly in media and communications.

The cosmopolitan metropolis on the banks of the river Rhine boasts about one million inhabitants and - despite its size - has never lost its neighbourly character. The captivating mixture of tradition and progress make Cologne a must-visit city when in Germany.

The Official Partner for Accommodation & Travel 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.


Map and Directions to the Koelnmesse

TorGate

ParkplatzParking

FußwegPedestrian Route

TaxiTaxi

PendelbusShuttle-Bus

U-BahnSubway

StraßenbahnhaltestelleTram Stop

Fähre: City/HbfFerry: City/Central Station

BahnhofTrain Station

S-BahnSuburban Railway

S-Bahn Koelnmesse– Flughafen Köln/BonnSuburban Railway Koelnmesse– Cologne/Bonn Airport

Die KoelnmesseThe Koelnmesse

aCCEss TO THE EXHIbITIOn anD COnFErEnCEPOWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe will be held in halls 6, 7 & 9 of the Koelnmesse in Cologne. The Koelnmesse is situated on the bank of the river Rhine directly opposite the Cathedral, the

Old Town and the main railway station. Access to the exhibition and conference area is via the North Entrance

Koelnmesse ausstellungen GmbH1 Messeplatz

Köln 50679Deutschland

www.koelnmesse.de

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sponsorship & sales

worldwide:amanda Kevan T: +44 (0) 1992 656 645E: [email protected]

Virginia willis T: +44 (0) 1992 656 663E: [email protected]

latin america, spain & Portugal:Juan GimenezT: +54 11 4787 3817E: [email protected]

Conference

David appleyardConference DirectorT: +44 (0) 1992 656 659E: [email protected]

amy nashConference ManagerT: +44 (0) 1992 656 621E: [email protected]

Exhibitor services

Karina PharoahExhibitor Services ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 615F: +44 (0)1992 656 700E: [email protected]

Claudette HultzerExhibitor Services ManagerT: +44 (0)1992 656 637F: +44 (0)1992 656 700E: [email protected]

Operations

richard loganEvent Operations ManagerT: +44 (0) 1992 656 656E: [email protected]

Jennifer lindseyEvent Operations ManagerT: +1 (918) 832 9313E: [email protected]

advertising

sandra spencerAdvertising Sales ManagerT: +44 (0) 1992 656 664 E: [email protected]

alasdair EvansAdvertising Sales ManagerT: +44 (0) 1992 656 636E: [email protected]

Marketing

lee CataniaMarketing ManagerT: +44 (0) 1992 656 647E: [email protected]

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Choose one of four easy ways to register:• Register online at: Renewable Energy World Europe - www.renewableenergyworld-europe.com

• Complete and fax this form to: +1 918 831 9161 (outside of U.S.) and 888-299-8057 (toll-free within U.S.)

• Mail this form to: Renewable Energy World Europe, Conference and Exhibition, Registration, P O Box 973059, Dallas, TX 75397-3059, USA

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Payment must be received by published date to receive early registration discounts. Cancellations must be received in writing before 25 May 2012 in order to receive a refund, minus a €100 administrative charge. After 26 May 2012 refunds on any Renewable Energy World Europe 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.

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1. EXHIBITION FLOOR ONLY:Lunches, conference sessions and conference proceedings are NOT included.

Register before or on 25 May 2012 FREE

Register on or after 26 May 2012 €40

2. INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE FEES:

Three-Day Delegate

Includes entrance to exhibition, all co-located conference sessions, lunch on all three days and one conference proceedings:

Paid before or on 25 May 2012 €905

Paid on or after 26 May 2012 €1005

One-Day DelegateIncludes entrance to exhibition, conference sessions and lunch on one day. Please note conference proceedings are NOT included:

Paid before or on 25 May 2012 €480

Paid on or after 26 May 2012 €580

Please indicate the day you are registering for:

Tuesday 12 June 2012

Wednesday 13 June 2012

Thursday 14 June 2012

3. THREE-DAY EXHIBITOR DELEgATE:(Must be a Renewable Energy World Europe exhibitor)

Includes entrance to exhibition, all conference sessions, lunch on all three days and one conference proceedings: €590

4. UTILITY DELEgATES:

For discounted utility delegate rates please register online via the event website www.renewableenergyworld-europe.com

5. CORPORATE DELEgATE PLANS*:Each plan includes entrance to the exhibition, all conference sessions, lunch on all three days and one conference proceedings per delegate (company employees or guests):

Corporate Plan 10Paid before or on 25 May 2012 €7,040

Paid on or after 26 May 2012 €7,850

Corporate Plan 11-20Paid before or on 25 May 2012 €13,100


Corporate Plan 21-30Paid before or on 25 May 2012 €18,690


*For corporate plans, an additional form will be faxed to you once the registration department receives your application. You should complete details about each delegate in your plan and return the form to the registration department.

6. ADDITIONAL LUNCH TICKETS: (for non-delegates)Included with full Delegate registrations.

Tuesday €50

Wednesday €50

Thursday €50

7. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINgS:

POWER-GEN Europe and Renewable Energy World Europe combined conference proceedings 4 €350

8. TECHNICAL TOURS:

Tour 1: 11 June 2012 BoA Plant (Registration closes 25 May 2012) 4 €90 Tour 2: 11 June 2012 Windtest Grevenbroich 4 €90

Passport number Please note that your passport number will be required for Power plant tours

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