1. Dr Graham Cooley CEO ITM Power . Will talk about ITM’s fuel cell project and place it in the UK and European context.
2. Roger Faulkner. Ballistic Breakers. A new approach to a DC circuit Breaker that is scalable to any voltage, any current. In order to build a supergrid, it is most economical to use very high capacity lines, as are enabled by elpipes (see complementary paper) on the order of 30GW; this can only be done if a viable circuit breaker is devised that has low on state losses, and is inexpensive enough to be deployed between each set of next-neighbor power taps on an HVDC supergrid. In this scenario, the natural morphology of the supergrid is composed of loops (as described in IEEE Power & energy Society paper from last summer).
3. A multi – national company introducing a novel mass produced 50 kWe Stirling engine for biomass and solar generation. (Details confidential at this stage)
4. Andrew – P Stone. Director – Energy Solutions Business Cummins Power Generation
- Latest Development in efficiency, maintenance costs, and installed costs
5. John Baldwin, MD, CNG Services Ltd, Tel office on 0121 707 8581, mobile 07831 241 217 – Storing Electricity by storing gas.
6. Neil Crompton – Planet Hydrogen –: UK Independent Energy Systems – Quantitative analysis using 2050 scenario modeling
7. Mark Dunk – Cummins Power Generation – TITLE: Radical new developments in gen-set designs/emissions controls
for 2012-2020.
8. Gordon David – IAC Ltd –: Sound Reduction in 21st Century Gen-set Housings
9. David Wardle – Ballard –: Hydrogen Fuel CellsDavid Hatherill – the evolution of gas engine chp markets (provisionally) Finning Caterpillar/CAT
10. Wayne Boakes – Generator Manager Wessex Water – how water companies use gas and diesel engines to Maximize profits.
11. Dr Fred Starr – a talk based on how much misinformation there was on the Stirling engine, and how the same sort of thing applies to other ”solutions” to the UK energy future.
12. William Orchard – Gas Engines for outer urban CHP and security of supply
13. Laurie Reynolds, Managing Director; AquamatiX Ltd. “From smart grid to smart water networks, the potential and challenges of a connected world”
14. Tony Cowling www.endeco-technologies.com - Energy Saving RFID technologies
15. Donald F Cameron – Primasonics – TITLE: solutions for particulate buildup in generators
16. Niko Verhaegen – Donaldson – TITLE: Fuel Filtration
17. Nick Morley. Oakdene Hollins manages the Centre for Remanufacturing and Reuse. Will talk about the implications of the
18. Paul Doherty. ENERG. The range of CHP solutions, technology, costs, performance and new technology.
19. Speaker to be announced from Finning CAT. Recent developments and projects in gas engines.
20. David Andrews. Claverton Group. The role of diesel engines in supporting renewable energy and large power station sudden failure. The National Grid STOR contracts.
21. Colin Brayshaw.EngTech.MCP.LCGI(L&D)
22. Mike Smith. Finning Power Systems ( UK’s Caterpillar Dealer) UPS presentation
Independent Power Energy & Electricity Conference and Exhibition - 18th and 19th April 2012 National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham
Following the huge success of the previous Independent Power Energy & Electricity Conference and Exhibitionheld at the NEC, in 2010 with speakers provided exclusively by Claverton Energy Group, the organisers have decided to repeat the event but with a higher publicity profile and with an expanded emphasis on the conference format.
They will be building a bigger and better auditorium and giving greater publicity which will ensure expanded numbers attending. (The experience was that 2010 event auditorium was not really large enough, and was insufficiently isolated from the rest of the exhibition).
All papers will be included in various of the organisers technical magazines which circulate all over the world.
The focus is on Independent Power Energy and Electricity so we are looking for articles dealing with aspects of smaller generators - chp, standby plant, diesel generators, peak lopping, load management, reserve service, fuel cells, solar, wind, ORC, biomass power, issues with grid integration of independent power etc.
We already have one paper from an expert looking at the impact of small independent renewables on distribution grids and another leading manufacturer on the latest low emission engines for chp.
All papers will be subsequently posted on the Claverton and IPEE websites.
So, if you would like to offer a paper, then please send a brief title and abstract.
Looking forward to meeting you again at Birmingham.
Kind regards
Dave Andrews
+ 44 (0) 755 265 9166
+ 31 (0) 631 926 885
+ 44 (0) 1225 837978
In association with:
Global Media Publishing Ltd
Publishers of (WIP) Worldwide Independent Power, (MEP) Middle East Power, (IPA) Independent Power Asia, (AIP) American Independent Power, annual Worldwide Gen-Set and Cogeneration Directory, UK Power News & annual Year Planner. Organisers of Independent Power Energy & Electricity/ Electrex exhibition in April 2012. Supporting publication to the following exhibition:
The Power Behind The Middle East Energy Industry
7 - 9 February 2012, Dubai International Exhibition Centre
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