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Seminar Theatres sponsored by
All-Energy 2013 Seminar Theatres Wednesday 22 May 2013
Energy Efficiency
10.30-11.00 Improving Industrial Energy Efficiency Using the Heliex Wet Steam Screw Expander
Professor Dan Wright MBE, BSc, CEng, FIMechE, CEO, Heliex Power
Economically filling in the energy recovery gap between superheated steam turbines and Organic Rankine Cycle systems
Electrical power generation by recovery of waste heat from engine exhausts, industrial flues and other processes through the expansion of wet steam.
Use of the Heliex screw expander genset to generate electricity by replacing steam pressure reduction valves
11.00-12.00 Low carbon transport - where are we now and where are we heading? A panel discussion led by John Curtis, Founder and Team Principal of That Friday Feeling
12.00-12.30 Electricity generation from waste heat Jochen Fink, Director Sales and Operations, Dürr Cyplan Ltd
Decentralized energy generation systems will cover an ever greater portion of the power requirement in the coming decades
Waste heat is one of the largest unused potential sources of energy
The ORC technology precisely meets the requirements of our time, rather than depending on additional sources of fossil energy, we use available potential of waste heat to generate electricity
12.30-13.00 Energy Efficiency in Buildings, Intelligent Building Control. Christian Schiemann, Business Unit Manager, ABB
13.00-14.00 A panel discussion, led by GreenEnergyNet, to help your business save energy and save money
John Maslen, Managing Director, GreenEnergyNet
14.00-14.30 Smart Services from SSE - Free energy efficinecy advice David Armstrong, Smart Services Advisor, SSE
14.30-14.30 The use of residual heat to preheat combustion-air for thermal oil systems with a capacity starting from 300 kW Thorsten Stahlberg, Export Sales Manager, HTT energy GmbH
15.00-15.30 Efficiency and Reliability Improvement in Connection with Hydro Generator Service
Markus Iseli - Hydro Generator Service, Switzerland, ABB
Thursday 23 May 2013 Energy Efficiency
10.30-11.00 Improving Industrial Energy Efficiency Using the Heliex Wet Steam Screw Expander
Professor Dan Wright MBE, BSc, CEng, FIMechE, CEO, Heliex Power
Economically filling in the energy recovery gap between superheated steam turbines and Organic Rankine Cycle systems
Electrical power generation by recovery of waste heat from engine exhausts, industrial flues and other processes through the expansion of wet steam.
Use of the Heliex screw expander genset to generate electricity by replacing steam pressure reduction valves
11.00-12.00 Low carbon transport - where are we now and where are we heading? A panel discussion led by John Curtis, Founder and Team Principal of That Friday Feeling
12.00-12.30 Electricity generation from waste heat Jochen Fink, Director Sales and Operations, Dürr Cyplan Ltd
Decentralized energy generation systems will cover an ever greater portion of the power requirement in the coming decades
Waste heat is one of the largest unused potential sources of energy
The ORC technology precisely meets the requirements of our time, rather than depending on additional sources of fossil energy, we use available potential of waste heat to generate electricity
12.30-13.00 Energy Efficiency in Buildings, Intelligent Building Control. Christian Schiemann, Business Unit Manager, ABB
13.00-14.00 A panel discussion, led by GreenEnergyNet, to help your business save energy and save money
John Maslen, Managing Director, GreenEnergyNet
14.00-14.30 Smart Services from SSE - Free energy efficinecy advice David Armstrong, Smart Services Advisor, SSE
14.30-15.00 SSE David Armstrong, Smart Services Advisor
14.30-15.00 The use of residual heat to preheat combustion-air for thermal oil systems with a capacity starting from 300 kW Thorsten Stahlberg, Export Sales Manager, HTT energy GmbH
15.00-15.30 Efficiency and Reliability Improvement in Connection with Hydro Generator Service
Markus Iseli - Hydro Generator Service, Switzerland, ABB Wednesday 22 May 2013 The programme on 22 May will largely repeat on 23 May – check web for full details
It will include: • A discussion session on the National Renewables Infrastructure Plan – Marine Energy • The role that technology innovations could play in facilitating the consenting process for offshore renewables – Scottish Natural Heritage and Marine Scotland • Professor Peter Fraenkel, Director Fraenkel Wright Ltd, who will provide an overview: Marine Renewables: comparison of the state of the art • Quickfire technology updates by many of the developers with devices being tested at EMEC, and elsewhere • ABB & Aquamarine Power: Progressing Technology through Partnership. Colin Green Head of Technology ABB Power UK &Paddy O'Kane Chief Technical Officer, Aquamarine Power • ABB & ScotRenewables. Colin Green Head of Technology ABB Power UK & Mark Hamilton, Chief Technical Officer, ScotRenewables.
Thursday 23 May 2013 Wave & Tidal
Register now to attend FREE of charge at
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