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11th International Power Conference

Power Technologies for the Energy Transition

Monday 07 November - Workshop

Tuesday 08 November to 09 November - Conference

Tuesday 08 November - Conference Dinner

MeetPoint Midlands, Kegworth, Derby, DE74 2DA

This conference builds on the established and acclaimed international IDGTE biennial Gas Turbine conference events first held 21 years ago. It now broadens the genre and topics, offering a unique opportunity to listen to industry experts describe the latest developments in power generation, energy storage and grid stability, considering he engineering, technology and application of these key elements of the Energy Transition.

Globally, the power generation sector is addressing the challenge of the climate emergency. This IPowerE conference offers a unique opportunity to hear and discuss the latest developments relating to conventional technologies and innovative solutions set in the context of operation, development, and project execution

CPD - Attending will not only give you access to industry leaders, it will also make a notable addition          

your CPD.

Monday afternoon’s workshop will be an interactive session led by industry professionals, including the Carbon Capture and Storage Association and AECOM, that will explore the update of the 2009 Carbon

Capture Readiness (CCR) regulations which will ultimately be transformed into two ‘legs’ of either demonstrating carbon capture or hydrogen readiness.

Please register your details using the link below and then make payment.  

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Keynote Address:  

A Net Zero Grid - Requirement and Challenges - National Grid

Papers to be Presented:

Novel Testing Methods of a Full Hydrogen Combustor - Thomassen Energy

Realising a Hydrogen Society - Mitsubishi

Battery Energy Storage: How Much is there in GB and What is it Doing? - Modo Energy

Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Supporting the Journey to Net Zero - Clarke Energy

Water Electrolysers as Commodities for De-Centralized Hydrogen Production - Plug Power

Synchronous Condensers with Flywheel for Supporting Power Grid Inertia:

Achievements and Experience After First Year of Commercial Operation - Ansaldo

Post-Combustion Carbon Capture Developments in the Power Sector - AECOM

Heat Recovery from Hydrogen Production - Ramboll

Offshore Wind – Haliade-X - GE Renewables

Hinkley Point C: Helping Britain Achieve Net Zero - EDF

The Value of Flexible Fuel Mixing in Hydrogen-Fuelled Gas Turbines – a Techno-Economic
Study - Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden)

Carrington - the 50 MW/300 MWh Renewable Energy Power Station - Highview Power

Hynet North West - Unlocking a Low Carbon Future - Vertex

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