New Build Europe 2010 will provide a platform for you to discover upcoming technologies and effectively shape your project development/management strategies. The efficiency and profitability of coal and gas power plants is a major issue at the minute, with Utilities actively scrutinising these in their new build plans. Plus the challenges of effective operation is beginning to be a key focus, with the procurement of quality products and scheduling coming to the fore. This conference will fully cover these areas and show you how they affect your business strategy. It will also focus on clarifying investment and lifespan issues particularly with coal plants and show how to integrate fossil and renewable energy in the long-term.

1. In association with:
4th
New Build Europe 2010
Organised by:
Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 May 2010, Düsseldorf, Germany
uncover key projects and developments and shape your new build
strategy effectively to ensure you meet future energy needs
MaIN HIGHlIGHTs INCluDE: KEyNOTE sPEaKERs:
• Network with the key Project Directors Thomas Dalsgaard, Vice President Power,
in the industry DONG ENERGy
• Discover 11 industry case studies of
Europe’s turnkey thermal power plant Grant Budge, Director, POWERFuEl POWER
developments
• Join our panel discussion and learn to
overcome operational challenges Francisco García Peña, Engineering R&D
Manager, ElCOGas
Bruno Kuckartz, Director, TÜV RHEINlaND
TOP COMPaNIEs INDusTRy sERVICEs
REPREsENTED INCluDE:
1. IEa ClEaN COal CENTRE
andrew Neville, Head of Conventional
2. E.ON sVERIGE Thermal, alPIQ suIssE
3. RWE NPOWER
John Topper, Managing Director, IEa ClEaN
4. ENEl
COal CENTRE
5. DONG ENERGy
6. NuON MinDirig Franzjosef schafhausen, Head KI I,
Environment and Energy, GERMaN FEDERal
7. alPIQ suIssE
MINIsTRy FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, NaTuRE
8. ElCOGas CONsERVaTION aND NuClEaR saFETy
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2. Programme Day One Wednesday 26 May 2010
08:30 Registration and coffee 12:20 Constructing the world’s first large scale integrated
gasification combined cycle (IGCC) power station with
09:00 Opening remarks from the Chair
James Varley, Managing Editor, MODERNPOWERsysTEMs carbon capture capability in two phases
● Outlining phase I of the Hatfield IGCC project: general features, layout
DEVElOPING yOuR BusINEss PORTFOlIO sMaRTly and design of the planned 800MW “syngas ready” CCGT island
Exploring how CCS will be implemented and fully integrated in phase II
BasED ON CuRRENT MaRKET TRENDs ●
● Managing the construction and commissioning of the gasification
09:10 Keynote: Exploring the low carbon transition from a island to achieve a 900MW syngas mode of operation
business perspective and its effects on DONG Energy’s ● Allowing fuel switching and blending of raw gas to the turbines by
fitting the power island with Multi Nozzle Quiet Combustors (MNQCs)
strategic positioning
Grant Budge, Director, POWERFuEl POWER
● Outlining what countries want and what companies do: mapping the
low carbon landscape 13:00 Lunch
● Making commercial sense of the low carbon transition
- What policymakers should do 14:00 learning from Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle
- What companies could do (IGCC) case studies for new generations of IGCC-based
● Shaping DONG Energy's strategic repositioning: presenting a
power plants
case study
● Outlining the main principles of a coal-based IGCC plant and
● Assessing concluding remarks and giving recommendations for
understanding key benefits
future business decisions
● Highlighting recent technical developments to optimise IGCC processes
Thomas Dalsgaard, Vice President Power, DONG ENERGy
● Description of the IGCC plant with CO2-H2 production available in
09:50 Presenting the German energy strategy: uncovering the Puertollano for developing new processes and new equipment
Presenting findings on the biomass feedstock in IGCC which offers
stage of national energy agenda on the German energy ●
higher energy and environmental efficiencies than CHP
supply over the next 20 years ● Presenting findings of the first operative pilot plant to capture CO2
● Giving an update on which national carbon emission targets and
and to produce H2 integrated in an operative IGCC
which strategy will be pursued to reach them
Francisco García Peña, Engineering R&D Manager, ElCOGas
● Discovering the ratios allocated to the different energy sectors to
serve increasing energy needs and meet environmental targets BOOsTING PlaNT EFFICIENCy By aPPlyING COMBINED
● Understanding economic viability studies
● Outlining how this will affect on national regulations and financial
CyClEs aND TaCKlING lEGIslaTIONal IssuEs
support in different areas 14:40 Building a combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT)
MinDirig Franzjosef schafhausen, Head KI I, Environment and Energy, power station, highlighting challenges faced and
GERMaN FEDERal MINIsTRy FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, NaTuRE
CONsERVaTION aND NuClEaR saFETy
lessons learnt
● Planning the Severn Power plant effectively to minimise
10:30 uncovering the perspective of the future power environmental impact of the 800MW plant
generation portfolio: meeting higher energy ● Exploring which technical systems and equipment will be used to
optimise efficiency
needs, tightening regulations and environmental ● Describing the completion of early works and site preparation
developments ● Reviewing challenges that have been overcome and forecasting future
● Forecasting to which level energy need will increase in the future milestones to meet public and legislative requirements
● Establishing how Europe’s energy portfolio needs to be shaped ● Forecasting next steps to be taken to complete the project in 2010
according to CO2 emission reduction targets Richard Tyreman, Project Director, severn Power limited, DONG ENERGy
● Integrating more renewable energies into the power grid and into
existing coal and gas plants 15:20 Afternoon refreshments
● Assessing the share of fossil power needed in the future as back up
for renewable sources 15:50 understanding CCGT new build constraints in switzerland
● Establishing the impact of nuclear power phase out and how they are tackled at alpiq’s Chavalon project
● Building stable networks with a balanced, efficient and ● Presenting Alpiq’s current projects, portfolio and future developments
environmentally friendly power landscape ● Clarifying new power plant requirements in order to meet
Dr. Franz Bauer, Head of Fossil-fired Power Plants, Switzerland’s energy needs successfully
VGB POWERTECH ● Assessing potential available to realize future CCGT projects
● Outlining and overcoming constraints for CCGT new build in terms of
11:10 Morning refreshments managing approval processes effectively
Identifying CO2 legislation for CCGTs and how to fully comply with it
IMPlEMENTING ClEaN COal uTIlIzaTION TO REDuCE ●
● Revealing the status and next milestones of the Chavalon project
CaRBON EMIssIONs andrew Neville, Head of Conventional Thermal, alPIQ suIssE
11:40 learning from the benchmark project Torrenord after 16:30 Presenting case studies on building a CCGT power
the 1st year of commercial operation to optimise Porto station with optimised efficiency and flexibility
Tolle’s construction ● Outlining strategic rationale for the site selection, design and life-
● Highlighting the commissioning of Blocks 2 and 3 of the Torrenord span and capacity of a project
project and giving an overview of design and equipment ● Exploring the Staythorpe and Pembroke power station projects
● Explaining advanced clean coal technology used and presenting key ● Integrating the gas turbine, steam turbine generation and heat
figures for NOx and SOx emissions recovery steam generator into a seamless system
● Identifying the lessons learnt and how they are implemented at ● Exploring which type of gas turbine, heat recovery steam
Porto Tolle generator (HRSG) and potential other systems will be used
● Focussing on CCS at Porto Tolle: presenting the retrofit coal-fired plant ● Assessing which technical specifications increase operational
project and explaining the schedule flexibility
● Working towards Enel’s plan to increase clean coal power generation ● Preparing for further developments and potential improvements
to 50% by 2013 simon Jameson, Project Director - CCGT New Build, RWE NPOWER
leonardo arrighi, Executive Vice President of Enel Produzione, Power
Plant Development, ENEl 17:10 Closing remarks from the Chair and close of Day One

3. Programme Day Two Thursday 27 May 2010
08:30 Registration and coffee 13:30 Panel discussion: Optimising quality assurance
of supplied products and construction through
09:00 Opening remarks from the Chair
James Varley, Managing Editor, MODERNPOWERsysTEMs implementing an effective auditing and supply chain
management system
WORKING TOWaRDs DECaRBONIsaTION WITH CCs aND ● Describing current quality issues according to internal or external
INTEGRaTING RENEWaBlE sOuRCEs quality policies when sourcing equipment globally for a new
power plant
09:10 Keynote: uncovering the future global demand for coal ● Assessing technical quality of supplied products and understanding
fired power and the approach to decarbonisation how they need to be applied and integrated accurately
● Arising pressures from climate change concerns towards a reduction ● Learning from experiences with suppliers outside of Europe,
in coal use world-wide whilst large non-OECD economies are predominately South East Asia and implementing regular audits to
intending to scale up their coal use for power generation to support ensure quality requirements are met
the growth in their economies
● Improving quality management and assurance during the
● Highlighting the need to have the most efficient technologies, as
construction phase through specific training and monitoring of staff
developed in Europe, Japan and Korea, to be deployed as quickly
● Identifying economic restraints and organisational challenges and
and widely as possible
defining strategies to overcome these
● Reviewing the technical and non-technical development status of
● Developing an efficient supply chain management approach that
CCS in relation to pressures for near total decarbonisation
● Mapping out what would be technically and institutionally complements quality assurance processes to ensure greater
necessary to attain global climate stabilisation at not more sourcing control
than 2°C temperature rise by 2050: assessing these led by the day’s speakers
challenging targets
John Topper, Managing Director, IEa ClEaN COal CENTRE HIGHlIGHTING FuRTHER INDusTRy CasE sTuDIEs ON
CCGT aND COMBINED HEaT aND POWER (CHP)
09:50 Identifying OMV’s new build approach: entering the
power business as an oil and gas group 14:10 learning from the CHP Malmö project: modernization
● Tackling the challenges of the current environment effectively and CCGT new build of the former coal-fired power
● Understanding the change of the energy landscape and making station Öresundsverket
smart strategic decisions ● Building on an old history and understanding the background
● Integrating renewable energy sources into the existing ● Outlining the new build project and approach
energy portfolio ● Considering climate and environment aspects effectively
● Outlining OMV's strategic outlook ● Exploring operation and maintenance of the plant to optimise power
● Presenting OMV's contribution and project portfolio production
Martin Thomas, Managing Director, Carl-Gunnar Holm, Vice President, Project Director Öresundsverket
OMV POWER INTERNaTIONal
Plant, E.ON VÄRMEKRaFT sVERIGE
10:30 Morning refreshments 14:50 Afternoon refreshments
11:00 Constructing a turnkey integrated gasification
15:20 Minimising CO2 emissions and maximising efficiency
combined cycle (IGCC) power station based on the
rates: presenting the 800 MW combined cycle power
multi-fuel concept in two phases
● Outlining phase 1 of the Magnum IGCC project: general features,
plant Mellach
layout and design of the planned 1.200MW IGCC facility ● Assessing energy demand and feasibility and choosing appropriate
● Highlighting recent technical developments to optimise power design parameters according state of the art of combined cycle
generation processes power plants
● Presenting the multi-fuel concept that allows the use of natural gas, ● Environmental effects of partial replacement of existing old units by
coal and biomass in order to optimise the electricity generation new units using Best Available Techniques (BAT)
process in terms of flexibility ● Implementing key actions to be taken to ensure high profitability and
● Describing the process of the phase 2 construction plan: identifying fast pay back
investment in coal and biomass gasification technology and ● Overcoming project management challenges effectively and ensuring
preparing for a CCS facility a smooth construction process
● Uncovering further developments considered to improve efficiency Martin Hochfellner, Project Manager CCGT-Mellach, VERBuND
and reduce carbon emissions to a minimum
Maarten Berkhout, Project Director Nuon Magnum, 16:00 Explaining the approach to develop and install
Phase 2, NuON the combined cycle heat and power plant (CCHPP)
Energetika by comparing best practice and exploring
OVERCOMING OPERaTIONal aND QualITy
upcoming technologies
MaNaGEMENT CHallENGEs EFFECTIVEly ● Choosing the most appropriate CHP system in terms of size and
11:40 Optimising sourcing from asia and Eastern Europe: applications for your power generation portfolio following a thermo-
outlining challenges and solutions for quality and economic approach
Matching the existing gas turbine with steam turbine and
supply chain management ●
● Exploring the current purchasing approach for power plant generator systems
equipment and involved risks ● Assessing the type of HRSG that is best applicable and
● Learning from experiences on equipment quality and consequences understanding how to integrate it successfully
for power plant projects ● Understanding Combined Cooling Heat and Power (CCHP) using an
● Giving a summary on major short comings and potential reasons absorption cooling cycle
● Establishing recommendations for improvements of supply chain ● Identifying the features, capacities and upcoming technical
management concerning quality assurance applications of a biomass CHP plant
Bruno Kuckartz, Director, Division Energy systems & automation, speaker TBC, Elektrani na Makedonija, ElEM
TÜV RHEINlaND INDusTRy sERVICEs (provisionally confirmed)
12:20 Lunch 16:40 Closing remarks from the Chair and close of conference

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