Why Attend?

Economic conditions in South East Asia are currently performing ahead of Europe and America, with economic growth continuing to grow, leading to growth in the demand for power in many countries in the region.

Thailand’s GDP is predicted to see a 5.6% growth, leading to a 6% growth in peak power
demand between 2012-2016 to 35,600 MW and 44,200 MW by 2021. With current capacity of around 28,500 MW, and despite current energy imports from neighbouring countries, Thailand will see a shortfall in capacity in the next few years.

The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand generates around 50% of Thailand’s electricity and expects to invest around 100 billion Baht (US$ 3.5 bn) in energy markets in the coming years, as the Ministry of Energy looks to address the energy security issues.

Thailand wants to be a leading country in exporting carbon credits in Asia by promoting study and research on the carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology and enable the country to submit energy projects for certification under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), at a total of one million tons CO2 per year.

Despite putting a hold on building nuclear plants for 3 years, whilst a review is undertaken, Thailand is still interested in pursuing this option, with the Ministry of Energy looking to undertake a detailed feasibility study on the development of nuclear power plants, using
relevant IAEA guidelines.

As a net importer of energy, Thailand is central to the region’s power development plans and part of a region undergoing change and a US$100 billion investment in the energy industry and its infrastructure.

If your company supplies products or services to the power generation and transmission and distribution industries in Asia, then POWER-GEN Asia is essential to reaching the key industry professionals and decision makers.

Join us in Bangkok, Thailand in October 2012 and celebrate the 20th Anniversary of POWER-GEN Asia at the annual gathering of power industry professionals.

POWER-GEN Asia 2012

Exhibit Info

POWER-GEN Asia, co-located with Renewable Energy World Asia, is the region’s leading event dedicated to the power generation and transmission and distribution industries.

No where else gives you the opportunity to reach and meet 7,000 industry professionals in one place at the same time and network with key industry buyers and influencers.

99% of visitors intend to conduct business as a result of attending POWER-GEN Asia
97% of visitors find POWER-GEN Asia important to achieving their business objectives

POWER-GEN Asia is organized by PennWell, the worlds leading event organizer and publisher in the power industry. The experience and knowledge that PennWell commands will ensure that POWER-GEN Asia continues to be the regions premier industry event.

The Advisory Board of POWER-GEN Asia is now accepting paper abstracts for the 2012
conference.

We invite you to submit an abstract for POWER-GEN Asia 2012 and share your knowledge, experience and ideas with technical and strategic decision-makers and strategists.

This leading conference is a great opportunity to network with leading organisations and high level influencers and for you to represent your company at the most prestigious event in the power generation industry.

Abstract submission deadline:
Friday 2nd March 2012

For further information and to submit your abstract click here...

News From Power Engineering International

Germany’s offshore wind parks, being built to replace most of the nuclear reactors closing in the next decade, are likely to miss construction targets because of delays in connecting turbines to the power grid.

An industry body for Japan's steelmakers, the nation's biggest electricity users, urged the early restart of nuclear power plants this week, worried that potential power cuts and higher electricity charges will further squeeze a sector already reeling from the strong yen.

The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has announced that it had issued a request for information to the owners of 11 nuclear power plants using Westinghouse Electric Company-produced nuclear fuel.

Honduras will this month open its very first wind power plant, the new 102 MW capacity Cerro de Hula Wind Farm.

Closing the Navajo coal power generating station in northeastern Arizona could cost the US state $18bn or more, should the power plant’s owners be unable to work out a deal with the Navajo Nation, according to a study released this week.

A joint venture (JV) of British construction group Kier and BAM has won a GBP100m ($160m) contract from France’s EDF Energy to carry out site preparation works for the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset, UK.

WANO, the World Association of Nuclear Operators, and WINS, the World Institute for Nuclear Security, have announced a collaborative effort to examine the interface between nuclear safety and nuclear security.

Siemens Energy has received an order for a steam turbine generator to be used in a waste-to-energy plant equipped with combined power and heat generation in Plymouth, England.

Tamar Energy Limited, a company focused on producing energy from organic waste matter, has been launched, backed by a strong investor group who are contributing over £65m to establish the business.

UK’s largest coal-fired power generator has shelved plans to build a dedicated biomass unit but said it is ready to invest heavily in co-firing facilities, which mix environmentally friendly biomass with coal, if enough government support is forthcoming.

News

Over 950 LED Professionals gather in Milan

Strategies in Light Europe 2011 closed with over 950 registered attendees , representing 52 countries from the solid-state lighting industry, participated in the conference and exposition.

The 2011 event featured a sold-out exhibit floor--representing a growth of 50% over our first year event and a robust and fully packed agenda featuring some of the industry’s most respected influencers and decision makers.

To view the press releases from the event please click here.

 

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