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EXPPERTS 2008 | | 7th Oct 2008 - 9th Oct 2008 Speakers Stewart Bible Stewart Bible received a M.Sc. degree in Thermal Fluids Engineering with a special focus on Computational Fluid Dynamics from The University of Kentucky in 2002. Mr. Bible began working with FlowTack in 2004, becoming General Manager in 2005 and co-owner in 2006. Under Mr. Bible’s leadership, FlowTack has performed fluid dynamics modeling for over 50,000 MW of power plant operations. Mr. Bible’s current interests are in the areas of genetic algorithm optimization, CFD modeling of CO2 capture and sequestration technologies, validation of CFD models using experimental model data, and Massively Parallelized Large Eddy Simulations.
Wlodzimierz Blasiak Wlodzimierz Blasiak is a Professor at Division Energy and Furnace Technology, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. Since 2006, he has also joined Mobotec Europe AB. Professor Blasiak holds a PhD in applied thermodynamics and has performed research on combustion and heat and mass transfer processes in boilers and furnaces. For the past ten years, his main research subjects have been clean combustion processes particularly High Temperature Air Combustion and oxy-fuel combustion of gas and solid fuels like coal and biomass. Professor Blasiak has published more than hundred papers on these subjects. He has managed many research and industrial projects financed by Swedish and international agencies in cooperation with European and Japanese industries.
Federico Bonzani Mark Boneham Mark Boneham is a Mechanical engineer, heading up Business Development for Environmental Boiler Retrofit, ALSTOM Power Ltd. Based in the UK, with global responsibility for Biomass projects as well as the development of sales, tendering, marketing and communications for low Nox firing systems, power plant capacity increase projects, fuel switching and design studies in the UK, Northern Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
Richard Cooper He has undertaken many personal initiatives to improve business effectiveness, requiring strong analytical skills and a variety of facilitation and management techniques in unionised and non-unionised environments. Mr Cooper received his engineering degree from Strathclyde University in Glasgow in 1979. He set up Scotland’s first Medical Device sterilisation company and subsequently ran his own consultancy company. In his consulting role he helped companies with organisation development, acted as a production manager and carried out equipment engineering work in the production of optical crystals in the photonics industry. He sits on the Scottish board of the Bio Industry Association and is a Director and Vice Chairman of Medical Devices in Scotland.
Marc De Witte Marc De Witte started as a metallurgical engineer on failure analysis and life time assessment in Laborelec in 1980.
Albertus Dijks
Filip François Filip François has obtained a Master Degree in agricultural and chemical engineering at the University of Gent, Belgium in 1989. He was a researcher at this University for 5 years in the field of atmospheric pollution. In 1995, he joined the Flemish Environmental Inspectorate and has been co-ordinating for over 10 years the Inspectorate's enforcement projects concerning air pollution. Since October 2006, Filip François has joined the European Commission. He is working within the Industrial Emissions Unit of DG Environment as a policy officer, in particular responsible for the Large Combustion Plant Directive. He is also dealing with the implementation of the IPPC Directive, the Waste Incineration Directive and the VOC Solvent Emissions Directive. He was closely involved in the review of the IPPC Directive resulting in the Commission's Recast Proposal for a new Directive on Industrial Emissions.
Michael J. Frank Michael has a degree in process engineering. He started his career as a commissioning engineer in South Africa, ESKOM’s Kendal Power Station for Walther & Cie AG in Cologne, and then moved to Walther as technical sales and proposal manager. From 1995 to 2002 he was, in charge of sizing, sales and contract execution of dedusting plants worldwide for Lurgi Lentjes Bischoff GmbH in Essen. From 2002 to 2003 he joined Hamon Rothemühle Cottrell GmbH, Wenden as Business Unit Manager Flue Gas Cleaning. He Joined E.ON Engineering GmbH, Gelsenkirchen, the engineering arm of E.ON AG, the largest privately owned utility of the world, in 2003 as project manager and became, manager of the department Process Optimization in 2005. Since 2008 he is Senior Vice President Operational Support for E.ON Engineering GmbH. The division Operational Support renders technical support services for E.ON’s generation flee Other Affiliations:- Board Member of the International Society of Electrostatic Precipitation (ISESP). - Lecturer at the VGB-Powertech Training Centre. - Vice-Chairman of the European VGB Working Group "Flue Gas Cleaning".  Director of Business Services Energy Industries Council, UK Dr Phil Goddard is a Chartered Engineer, graduating from the University of Leeds with a degree in Energy Engineering and a later Ph.D in advanced emission control techniques for utility power plant. He has worked in the energy and utilities sector for over twenty years in a variety of roles with British Gas, the CEGB (former UK state owned generating company), BOC Gases and Vivendi Environment. Phil was the Product Development Manager for emission control packages and manufacturing solutions to industry, including power stations, steel plants, glass producers and refineries. He also has experience as a Business Development Manager in these sectors. Since 2003 Phil has worked for the EIC where he is currently Director of Business Services. His main focus is to assist clients with developing their business objectives in the oil & gas, power and renewable sectors. Phil heads a department of sector specialists who work closely with operators, EPC contractors and the wider supply chain to realize maximum opportunity and value.  Dirk Goldschmidt Dr. Goldschmidt works at Siemens Energy in the Fossil Power Generation Division. In this role he is responsible for management and acquisition of government funded programs. Prior to this assignment, Mr Goldschmidt has worked in gas turbine and materials engineering of Siemens Power Generation and in the materials laboratory of Motoren Turbinen Union Muenchen (MTU). He also co-chairs the Task Force Technology of the European Technology Platform for Zero Emission Fossil Fuel Power ZPlants (ETP-ZEP). Mr. Goldschmidt holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering of the University of Aachen.
Vladimir Hecl
Torben Hille Torben Hille is manager of Dong Energy’s department for pressure parts and combustion equipment, located in Skærbæk and Copenhagen. This department is a part of the engineering group within Dong Energy Power headquartered in Skærbæk, Denmark.
Robert G. Hilton Robert G. Hilton currently serves as Director, Global Business Development, Environmental Control Systems at Alstom Power. In this position he is responsible for Technology, Marketing, Strategy and Communications for the company’s global Air Pollution Control Business. Hilton has been with Alstom for more than ten years and has held positions including Business Unit Manager, Ash Systems Director, and Strategic Development Director. Today, Hilton is responsible for the development of Alstom’s range of air pollution control technologies for SOx, NOx, Particulates, Mercury that covers product strategies, new product development, marketing, R&D budgeting and is notably responsible for Alstom’s CO2 capture R&D program for power generation. Hilton has been in the air pollution control field for over thirty years dealing with air pollution and its related issues of water and waste management.Hilton holds a B.Sc. in Chemistry from Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science and a MBA, Finance, from Drexel University, Philadelphia. Hilton is a member of the Board of Directors, Institute of Clean Air Companies. He is also the inventor of 15 US and foreign patents and applications and has authored numerous technical publications.
Jerzy Janikowski Graduated from the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków and holds MSc in Electrical Engineering. Lionel Kambeitz Lionel Kambeitz is the founder, Chairman, & CEO of Regina based HTC Purenergy Inc. Founded in 1997, HTC is a publically traded clean energy technology company that is commercializing CO2 Capture and Storage technology which incorporates more than 20 years of CO2 capture, testing and product development at the International Test Center located at the University of Regina. Mr. Kambeitz has significant international experience in both business and product development. HTC is currently deploying the Purenergy CCS™ CO2 Capture System on a global basis. The Purenergy CCS™ is the world’s first pre-engineered, pre-built and modularly constructed CO2 capture system, which can be retrofitted on existing coal and natural gas power plants or any large industrial greenhouse gas emitter. HTC is headquartered in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and has commercial offices in Brisbane (Australia), and Vermont (USA).
Hermann Kremer Dr. Kremer is responsible for analyzing new business opportunities, defining the offer solutions and implementation of the respective businesses. Based on his long term experience in different Senior Management assignments in the chemical processing industries, Dr. Kremer has a broad knowledge in process development, design and engineering of new processes and plants. After he graduated from the University of Advanced Science in Cologne he studied Energy- and Chemical Engineering at the Technical University Berlin (PhD: thermodynamic modeling of unit operations for the separation of synthetic gases). Dr. Kremer has gained his professional experience starting in the Corporate Enginee-ring of Hoechst AG, Department for Infrastructure- and Power-Plant-Projects, as Project Engineer and later on as Project-Manager. In the following assignment in the Hoechst AG he took over the responsibility for the operation of a Petrochemical Production Plant with CO2 separation/treatment. As a Board Member of the Regional Company in South Korea he was responsible for the investment projects and the operation of the local production and infrastructure units, followed by more than 10 years different Senior Management Functions in Engineering & Project-Management of infrastructure and chemical processing investment projects.
Barry Ladbrook Barry Ladbrook joined Pöyry in February 2006 as a Senior Consultant. One of Barry’s key roles has been to help clients develop their commercial strategy, which includes providing analysis for several major international energy companies considering entering the European electricity market, valuing gas storage and electricity interconnection facilities, supporting a renewable energy operator seeking to refinance its portfolio, and advising a European commercial bank on the implications of environmental regulations for its coal contracting strategy. Barry also helps organisations respond to the development of the carbon market. Examples include supporting a European trading platform launch its carbon products, enhancing and extending the UK Government’s carbon price forecasting model, analysing the economics of Carbon Capture and Storage, helping formulate the Carbon Capture and Storage strategy for a major European energy company and advising a large electricity generator on post 2012 scenarios. Jan Middelkamp Jan Middelkamp is a senior consultant and has over 15 years of experience in flue gas desulphurization. He has been the program manager in KEMA’s R&D work related to flue gas cleaning at coal-fired power plants for over 5 years. Subsequently, he has been involved in client engineer activities at three Polish coal fired power stations that have been equipped with wet flue gas desulphurization plants in the nineties. More recently, Mr. Middelkamp worked as a flue gas cleaning consultant in a broad market area: power stations, waste incineration plants, industrial plants and environmental authorities. On a regular basis, he is invited by Dutch utilities to support them in solving operational problems with their flue gas cleaning systems. In a number of projects he studied the influence of co-firing secondary fuels (in coal-fired power stations) on the emissions to the air. In these projects, new and improved flue gas cleaning concepts were evaluated and selected, that can meet the stringent emission standards for co-firing secondary fuels. In the past two years, he has executed a number of co-firing feasibility projects in Europe as well as in the US. Mr. Middelkamp combines in-depth R&D knowledge with hands-on experiences at full-scale plants.
Sauro Pasini Andrzej Pawelec
Philip Pouille Philip Pouillie (1959) holds a MSc Degree in Physics and Computer Sciences. He joined Electrabel in 1987, and has a broad experience in project management of different IT-related projects, plant operations of different power plants and leading the IT-Governance for Electrabel in Europe. Currently he is director of the Electrabel Generation Area West, which comprises several power plants co-firing biomass. Joakim Reimer Thøgersen, Mr Reimer Thøgersen, Graduated from the Technical University of Denmark with a PhD and MSc in Chemical Engineering. His main areas of expertise are in reaction engineering, thermodynamics, chemical transport processes, particle dynamics, mathematical modelling and bio-reaction engineering.
Harald Reissner Dr Reissner is Head of Process Technology at Austrian Energy & Environment AG. He has a long background in air pollution control (APC) technologies. Before moving to AE&E he spent several years in lecture posts carrying out research in the field of wet and dry flue gas desulphurisation at the universities of Cantabria and the technology uinversity of Graz. At the latter university a dry desulphurisation process – brand name Turbosorp – based on circulating fluidised bed technology was successfully developed by his team. In his current position as head of process technology his responsibility covers the process design of all APC technologies within the AE&E group worldwide. His department covers the process engineering, I&C engineering, commissioning and R&D activities for AE&E’s APC technologies.  Michael Rini, Program Manager Alstom Power USA Mike has over 3 decades of experience in the power generation and emissions control industry. He has worked for Alstom Power in positions ranging from technology development, engineering management, sales and marketing. For the past ten years, Mike has worked at Alstom Environmental Control Systems in Knoxville, Tennessee where he has held wide variety of positions. Mike is currently Alstom’s program manager for mercury control technologies. Mike has a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering, is a Professional Engineer in Mechanical Engineering and has a Master’s degree in Management. Mike is also co-inventor on 6 U.S. patents for coal-fired boiler and air pollution control technologies.  Helmut Rode R&D Manager Department for Technology Policy, New Technologies, E.ON Energie, Germany. Dr Rode completed studies at the Technical University of Berlin and the University of Essen in energy and chemical engineering thermodynamics and power plant technology and chair technology of energy supply and energy systems thermodynamic assessment of power plant technologies. His doctorate degree was in energy and chemical engineering, his thesis was "Development pathways of lignite-fired power plants". He joined E.ON engineering in 2003 as a project engineer working on new build and R&D projects in the power plant technology and projects department. He was appointed to his current position in 2006.  Ole Rønning Ole Rønning is educated M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering from Norwegian Institute of Technology in Trondheim.
Knut Sanden
Patrick Savat
Douglas Simmers
Douglas Spalding
Edita Vagonyte
Henk Vandenberghe
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