Posts Tagged ‘PGI’

POWER-GEN University

January 19, 2012

Looking for an easier way to earn PDHs?

Power Generation University recently added five new courses to help you meet your continuing education needs. Learn new information in Hydro, Renewables and Coal-fired Generation to help you do your job better. Review the course material and take the test online at your convenience. Earn a certificate authorizing two professional development hours. All for only $59.

 


New courses available at PowerGenU

Xcel Energy Riverside Repowering Project
Learn about the increasingly popular technique of repowering existing steam turbines with combined-cycle systems and understand the effect that switching from coal to natural gas has on air pollutant emissions. For more information about this course, visit http://www.powergenu.com/courses.aspx.

Stalking the Elusive kW: Searching for Design Output from an Existing Turbine Generator

Learn how to generate the most power possible from the total available water and understand how to determine if a project has additional energy or capacity. For more information about this course, visit http://www.powergenu.com/courses.aspx.

Mercury Reduction at Portland General Electric’s Boardman Station
Learn what improvements would allow faster absorption of mercury by powdered activated carbon and understand what causes higher mercury concentration in fly ash. For more information about this course, visit http://www.powergenu.com/courses.aspx

An Analysis of Ramping Rates and Dispatch Timing: 
Matching Renewable and Traditional Energy Generation With Loads

Learn how to calculate energy from wind machines and understand how to dispatch electric generation resources to meet the increased variability from renewable generation. For more information about this course, visit http://bit.ly/x6STvZ.

PV Power Unitized Regenerative Fuel Cell System Performance in Malaysia
Learn how energy can be generated on a distributed basis rather than at large, concentrated power plants and understand how solar energy can be converted into another form besides direct electricity production. For more information about this course, visit http://bit.ly/yRRSxh.

 

For more information about the new courses available at PowerGenU, visit
http://www.powergenu.com/courses.aspx.

Are you an international buyer in the power-gen biz

November 2, 2011

The USDOC chose POWER-GEN International to host the International Buyer Program, promoting U.S. industry expos to international markets. Buyers have on-site access to USDOC Global Business Center, complete with translation assistance, conference rooms, business services, etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

International Buyer Program

POWER-GEN International 2011 is a proud member of the U.S. Commercial Service’s International Buyer Program. International visitors can take advantage of these free services in the International Business Center:

Interpreters

Import-Export Counseling

Lounge

Matchmaking

Welcome Reception

Free Export Directory

 

Matchmaking Program

The U.S. Department of Commerce will help you identify and meet reputable U.S. companies and interested suppliers at POWER-GEN International 2011. Focus your limited time on meeting appropriate suppliers.

 

U.S. Commercial Service

If you are from a foreign country and are planning to attend POWER-GEN International 2011, the U.S. Commercial Service office of the American Embassy/Consulate in your country offers free business assistance to qualified companies. Firms that do business outside the United States, but are interested in attending the IPE/IFE to find U.S. suppliers of goods and services, are considered to be “qualified companies.”

 

The U.S. Commercial Service offices overseas can assist you in gaining the most of this exposition with friendly assistance in your own language; help finding U.S. suppliers before, during and after the show; help arranging hotel and travel packages; assistance with VISA application procedures where necessary; and much more. Plus, your company will receive complimentary admission to the trade show when you are part of a qualified delegation. For more information, contact the U.S. Commercial Service office in your country!

 

Obtaining a Visa

The time it takes to process a visa can vary significantly depending on the type of visa and circumstances in the country or region. If you require a visa to attend POWER-GEN International 2011, we suggest you obtain your visa before registering for the trade show.

 

Global Business Center Hours:

 

Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:30 AM – 6:00 PM

Wednesday, December 14, 2011 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Thursday, December 15, 2011

9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

For more information: http://www.power-gen.com/index/international-buyer.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

Power Engineering

August 30, 2011

Who picks the Projects of the Year Awards winners?

August 10, 2011

2010 Project of the Year Recipients

Honoring excellence in design, construction and engineering of power generation facilities worldwide, the editors at Power Engineering magazine will be judging the Projects of the Year Awards entries.

Last year’s winners represented facilities and or technology that signified excellence in four categories: coal-fired, gas-fired, nuclear and renewable/sustainable energy. These winners were announced and honored at a gala banquet. This year’s winners will be announced at PGI 2011 in Las Vegas.

To be eligible for 2011, project entries must represent either new power plants OR innovative projects at existing facilities anywhere in the world.

Eligible projects include, but are not limited to:

– New power plants
– Retrofit projects, including those featuring installation of controls and environmental equipment
– Re-powering projects
– Innovative use of technology
– Equipment upgrades, including turbines, boilers and auxiliary equipment
– Innovative diagnostic analysis and maintenance programs
– Unique construction management and plant design programs
– Combustion optimization
• Nominated projects must have gone into service between August 1, 2010, and July 31, 2011

Enter yours as the best of coal-fired, gas-fired, renewable or nuclear projects by 8/26. http://www.power-gen.com/etc/medialib/power-gen-international/documents.Par.41619.File.dat/POTY2011.pdf

Networking Party

July 26, 2011

Are you packing dancing shoes? There’s no place to make contacts like the POWER-GEN Int’l 2011 Offsite Networking Party, located at the infamous  Tryst Nightclub in the Wynn Hotel.

Tryst was originally opened as a restaurant when the Wynn Hotel launched in 2005 . The restaurant closed and reopened as the newest creation from Victor Drais from the infamous Drais Nightclub.  Tryst offers club goers the best overall nightclub experience in Las Vegas.

The Decor, ambiance and setting just can’t be beat with the Jewel being a 50ft. waterfall and lake located directly inside of the club. The best quality of TrYst is that there really isn’t a bad seat in the club it has been designed to accommodate everybody which is why it remains such a success in Vegas.

The LA Times calls it “the best-kept non-secret in local night life.” For networking with colleagues or celebrity sightings, don’t miss this event. http://www.power-gen.com

Experience – Tryst Nightclub at the Wynn Hotel


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