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New Build Europe 2009 | | 30th Jun 2009 - 1st Jul 2009

	Day One Tuesday 30^th June 2009
8:30	Registration
9:00	Opening remarks from the Chair James Varley, Group Managing Editor, MODERN POWER SYSTEMS
Latest projects and developments
9:10	EnBW's supercritical hard coal fired new build power plant RDK 8: a step into the future of fossil generation Overview of EnBW's latest developments Growth program of EnBW with a focus on generation RDK 8: project overview The RDK 8 technology as a logical step into the future of fossil generation Dr. Joachim Manns, Director New Build Power Plants, ENBW, GERMANY
9:30	Environmental friendly power generation with highly efficient power plant technology Complying with the challenging CO2 emission reduction targets Reducing emissions and improving economics and operational requirements Project realisation and execution as of today Lothar Balling, VP Gas Turbine Power Plant Solutions Europe/CIS, SIEMENS ENERGY, GERMANY
9:50	Trianel's power generation projects Introducing Trianel: a company for municipalities The gas fired power station in Hamm Outlining the modern coal fired power projects Martin Hector, CEO and Head of Project Development, TRIANEL, GERMANY
10:10	Development of a combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) project: experiences of a new entrant in the German market Background and key points of Nuon’s asset strategy in Germany The innovative CCGT development project in Frankfurt/Griesheim Explaining the development phases of the project Assessing the current project status and next steps Determining the experiences and lessons learnt Eelco Vrieling, Senior Development Manager, NUON, THE NETHERLANDS
10:30	Options to implement into heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) designs to operate efficiently under two shifting operation combined cycle power plant (CCPP): Special HRSG design for flexible CCPP compared to base loaded cogeneration plants: discussing the important HRSG features Focussing on horizontal and vertical HRSGs design to be cycling tolerant under two shifting operation mode What are the new developments in HRSG design to cope with still higher operation flexibility required by the power market? Pascal Fontaine, Proposal & Marketing Manager, CMI ENERGY, BELGIUM
10:50	Q & A session assessing the latest projects and developments with: Lothar Balling, VP Gas Turbine Power Plant Solutions Europe/CIS, SIEMENS ENERGY, GERMANY Eelco Vrieling, Senior Development Manager, NUON, THE NETHERLANDS Martin Hector, CEO and Head of Project Development, TRIANEL, GERMANY Dr. Joachim Manns, Director New Build Power Plants, ENBW, GERMANY
11:10	Morning refreshments and networking
New fossil generation in a carbon constrained world
11:40	The long term view on Nuon generation portfolio Examples of projects currently in development in The Netherlands High efficiency gas Opportunity to switch to coal/gas with pre-combustion carbon capture: IGCC Jan van der Marel, Senior Development Engineer, NUON, THE NETHERLANDS
12:00	Gas turbine fuel flexibility for integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) projects Discussing the challenges of low CO2 producing fuel for advanced gas turbines Firing hydrogen rich synthesis gas with regards to gas turbine design and its impact in operating flexibility Lessons learned from recent IGCC project activities Marcus Scholz, Director, GE EUROPE
12:20	Latest developments towards lower CO2-emissions for coal fired power plants Dr. Cristian Bergins, Department Head of Research & Development, HITACHI POWER EUROPE GmbH
12:40	RWE developments on new technologies for clean coal and carbon capture and storage (CCS) Concept development of the IGCC power plant: status and challenges Status of CO2 pipeline and storage development Important boundary conditions: legal issues and public acceptance Economic performance of demonstration plant and further commercial IGCC CCS plants The way ahead Dr. Johannes Ewers, Head of CCS and New Technologies, RWE, GERMANY
13:00	Q and A session about CCS technologies and future challenges with: Jan van der Marel, Senior Development Engineer, NUON, THE NETHERLANDS Marcus Scholz, Director, GE EUROPE Dr. Johannes Ewers, Head of CCS and New Technologies, RWE, GERMANY
13:20	Networking lunch
14:30	Status of the Foster Wheeler Supercritical circulating fluidised bed (CFB) boiler technology Update on the progress of the project Reducing CO2 emissions with CFB technology Discussing the first operational experiences Arto Hotta, Director R&D, FOSTER WHEELER, FINLAND
Being ready for carbon capture
14:50	CCS: be ready for the future Measures to mitigate climate change Building a new plant today to be ready for the future An update on Siemens work in this field Daniel Hofmann, Head of Innovative Plant Concepts and R&D Management, SIEMENS ENERGY, GERMANY
15:10	Carbon capture ready (CCR) and upgrade ready power plants The actual meaning of the term CCR: has it been brought into disrepute? Overcoming the potential issue of accessing a transport link to suitable storage Using principles of CCR to avoid operators being locked into the performance of the first capture system they fit Jon Gibbins, Senior Lecturer, IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON, UK
15:30	Afternoon refreshments
15:50	Clean coal technologies and future prospects Process and construction improvements Plant and materials challenges Current plant applications Mogens Skov, Director Machinery and Process, DONG ENERGY, DENMARK
16:10	Q & A session on becoming CCR with: Daniel Hofmann, Head of Innovative Plant Concepts and R&D Management, SIEMENS ENERGY, GERMANY Jon Gibbins, Senior Lecturer, IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON, UK Mogens Skov, Director Machinery and Process, DONG ENERGY, DENMARK
16:30	Closing remarks from the Chair and end of day one
Evening drinks receptions hosted by Siemens 17:00 Guided walking tour through Munich 18:15 Reception in the foyer of Siemens forum and visit of the exhibition: ‘’CO2 reduction using the example of Munich’’ 19:00 Get together with buffet and cocktails 22:00 First shuttle-bus to the hotel Vier Jahreszeiten 23:30 Last Shuttle-bus and end of the networking reception

	Day Two Wednesday 1st July 2009
8:30	Registration
9:00	Opening remarks from the Chair Dr. Erich Schmitz, Member of the Executive Board, E.ON KRAFTWERKE, GERMANY
A pan European perspective
9:10	Keynote presentation: Development and execution of new power plant projects in Central and Eastern Europe The main business of E.ON Kraftwerke New building opportunities in Germany and Europe The use of new technologies Dr. Erich Schmitz, Member of the Executive Board, E.ON Kraftwerke, GERMANY Lothar Balling, VP Gas Turbine Power Plant Solution Europe/CIS, SIEMENS ENERGY, GERMANY

10:00	Commissioning Torrenord and starting work at Porto Tolle Steps taken towards Porto Tolle erection 2 × 2000 MWe advanced Clean Coal Technologies Getting CCS ready Leonardo Arrighi, Director of Planning New Construction, ENEL, ITALY
10:20	Morning refreshments
10:50	The European Union’s Energy and Climate Change Package The relevant legislation within the Energy and Climate Change Package Estimating the impact on fossil fuel power generation and the potential influence on Europe’s energy mix The proposed revision of the EU Emission Trading System Clarifying precisely what this means for fossil fuel power plant suppliers in Europe Patrick Clerens, Secretary-General, EPPSA, BELGIUM
11:10	Q & A session clarifying the current position of European fossil fuel power with: Dr. Erich Schmitz, Member of the Executive Board, E.ON KRAFTWERKE, GERMANY Leonardo Arrighi, Director of Planning New Construction, ENEL, ITALY, Patrick Clerens, Secretary-General, EPPSA, BELGIUM
An introduction to Irsching
11:30	Irsching update The challenge of introducing a new industrial gas turbine Preparing the framework for understanding the test programme Demonstrating the depth of testing that is being fulfilled prior to product release Results achieved so far Willibald Fischer, Programme Manager, SIEMENS ENERGY, GERMANY
11:50	Closing remarks from the Chair and Champagne prize draw
12:30	Coach leaves the Kempiski hotel
13:10	Arrive at Irsching power plant
15:00	Coach leaves Irsching power plant
16:00	Arrive back at the Kempiski hotel