Day 1
| Tuesday 7th October 2008
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0830-0910 | Registration & Refreshments – Exhibits open
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| 0910-0915 | Chairman’s welcome. James Varley, Managing editor, Modern Power Systems magazine, UK.
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| Key note presentations
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| 0915-0940 | Towards an improved policy on industrial emissions- implications for large combustion plants.
Filip François, European Commission, Belgium. |
| 0940-1000 | Meeting current and anticipated emissions regulations-A utility perspective.
Marc De Witte, Electrabel, Belgium. |
| 1000-1020 | The Polish predicament. Jerzy Janikowski, Tauron Polska Energia, Poland. |
| 1020-1035 | CDM & JI: are they working?
Vladimir Hecl, Climate Change Secretariat (UNFCCC), Germany.
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| 1035-1050 | Panel discussion |
| 1050-1120 | Tea/coffee/refreshments |
| | Dealing with particulates.
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| 1120-1145 | Current trends in Europe on emission levels:
a challenge for existing and new particulates flue gas cleaning systems.
Michael Frank, EON Engineering, Germany. |
| 1145-1200 | Identifying the lowest cost performance enhancement for ESP in the light of multi-pollutant control requirements for coal fired power plants.
Anupam Sanyal, Co-authors:Norman Plaks, Ken Parker,
International Environmental & Energy Consultants Inc., USA/UK |
| | Flue gas desulphurisation.
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| 1200-1220 | Recent FGD trends.
Philip Goddard, Energy Industries Council, UK. |
| 1220-1235 | FGD Ruien, First year of operation experience.
Harald Reissner, Austrian Energy & Environment, Austria. Co-authors: Beat Seiwald, Alexis Vanderhasselt, Frans Roos, Tractebel Engineering, Belgium. |
| 1235-1250 | Wet limestone-gypsum FGD as a complex chemical plant.
Frans van Dijen, Laborelec, Belgium. |
| 1250-1305 | Panel discussion. |
| 1305-1415 | Networking lunch. |
| | Reducing NOx: combustion modification and selective catalytic reduction. |
| 1415-1430 | Emissions reduction in coal-biomass fired utility boilers.
Wlodzimierz Blasiak, Mobotec Europe, Sweden. |
| 1430-1445 | Modern selective catalytic reduction system design.
Stewart Bible, Co-authors: Volker Rummenhohl, Robert E. Johnson, FlowTack, USA. |
| 1445-1500 | Retrofit of selective catalytic reduction for
combustion turbine/HRSG applications.
Tim Shippy, Peerless Manufacturing, USA. |
| 1500-1515 | Panel discussion |
| 1515-1545 | Tea/coffee/refreshments. |
| | Emissions reduction issues for gas turbines and reciprocating engines. |
| 1545-1605 | Emissions challenges for gas turbines.
Federico Bonzani, Ansaldo Energia, Italy. |
| 1605-1625 | Addressing new emissions requirements for reciprocating engines.
Albertus Dijks, Waukesha Engine, The Netherlands. |
| | Monitoring and I & C
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| 1625-1645 | A quantum leap in monitoring.
Richard Cooper, Cascade Technologies, UK. |
| 1645-1700 | Panel discussion |
| 1700-1705 | Chairman's closing remarks
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| 1705 | Close day one |
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Day 2
| Wednesday 8th October 2008
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0845-0930
| Registration & Refreshments – Exhibits open |
| Multipollutants & mercury
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0930-0950
| Developments in mercury control. Michael Rini, Alstom, Switzerland.
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0950-1005
| Electron beam flue gas treatment for multi pollutant control:present status, future potential and update on the Bulgarian project. Andrzej Pawelec, Institute of Nuclear Chemistry & Technology, Poland.
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| 1005-1025 | Improving combustion in large boilers through better flue gas analysis.
Doug Simmers, Emerson process management, USA.
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1025-1040
| Panel session.
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1040-1110
| Tea/coffee/refreshments.
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| | Carbon dioxide
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1110-1130
| E.ON activities for climate friendly power from coal.
Helmut Rode, EON, Germany. |
1130-1150
| World’s first clean fossil fuel power plant. Knut Sanden, Aker Clean Carbon, Norway.
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| 1150-1210 | CO2 capture technologies and the implications for other emissions control systems and final emissions from the power plant.
Bob Hilton, Alstom, USA.
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1210-1230
| CO2 reduction by combining super critical boiler technology with advanced biomass co-firing onlarge coal fired power plants.
Douglas Spalding, Doosan Babcock, UK
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1230-1400
| Networking lunch.
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1400-1420
| Improving efficiency of coal-fired power plants in the context of CO2 emission reduction using the SCES web based tool. Anupam Sanyal, Co-authors: Jeff Allen, Ken Parker &
International Environmental & Energy Consultants Inc., USA/UK. |
1420-1440
| Technological solutions and investment requirements for pre and post-combustion carbon capture.
Hermann Kremer, Siemens, Germany.
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1440-1500
| Commercialising CO2 capture technology. Lionel Kambeitz, HTC Pure energy, USA
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1500-1515
| Panel discussion.
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1515-1545
| Tea/coffee/refreshments.
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1545-1605
| Deep end for CO2: experience and status of the CO2 Kårstø carbon capture and storage project. Ole Ronning Fichtner, Germany/Gassnova, Norway.
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1605-1625
| North Sea CO2 network study.
Barry Ladbrook, Poyry, UK
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1625-1655
| ZEP perspective: status of CO2 capture technologies.
Dirk Goldschmidt, ETP-ZEP & Siemens, Germany |
1655-1710
| Panel discussion.
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1710
| Close day two.
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Day 3
| Thursday 9th October 2008
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0715
| Coach leaves Le Chatelain Hotel for Ruien Power Plant.
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| | Workshop: experience with biomass co-firing - problems and solutions.
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0845-0915
| Registration.
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| 0915-0920 | Chairman’s welcome. |
0920-0940
| Enel's industrial program with biomass co-firing. Sauro Pasini, Enel, Italy |
0940-1000
| CO2 Reduction utilising existing assets- co-firing biomass.
Mark Boneham, Co-authors: S Hughes, S Saimbi, D J Waldron, Alstom Power, UK.
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1000-1020
| Co-firing experience in the Netherlands.
Jan Middelkamp, Kema, The Netherlands.
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| 1020-1035 | The development of biomass co-firing: power generation market opportunities in China.
Edita Vagonyte, European Biomass Association, Belgium.
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1035-1050
| Panel discussion.
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1050-1120
| Tea/coffee/refreshments.
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1120-1140
| Dong energy- Biomass co-firing, developments and experiences with operation.
Torben Hille, Dong Energy, Denmark.
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| 1140-1155 | Effect of Biomass on Catalysts. Joakim Reimer Thøgersen, Haldor Topsoe, Denmark.
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1155-1210
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