New Build Europe 2010

Arena-International, May 2010

The proceedings of the New Build Europe 2010 conference, including audio recordings of all presentations and Q&A sessions, as well as presentation slides

Arena International delivered cutting edge conference content for energy professionals concerned with gas and coal power plant construction. Now you can secure the latest information in this space without venturing outside your office.

This package includes audio and presentation materials from the keynote speeches, industry-leading case studies and insightful Q&A sessions; ensuring you and your colleagues remain at the forefront of this rapidly developing industry.

Scope:
- Leveraging experiences on quality and supplier management
- Assessing the future of fossil power plants in interaction with renewable energy
- Boosting Plant efficiency by applying combined cycles and tackling legislation issues
- Developing your business portfolio smartly based on current market trends
- Rreducing carbon emissions by improving flexibility to integrate renewables and through clean coal utilisation
- Optimising strategic and technical decision making to improve Plant profitability
- Overcoming operation and quality management challenges Effectively
- Highlighting further industry case studies on CCGT and combined heat and power (CHP)

Reasons to buy:
- Optimising your fossil power plant flexibility: what utilities expect and what engineering companies develop to meet the market’s needs
- Learn how to increase the profitability of your new build project
- Learn from projects on ultra-critical, biomass, CHP and CCPP power plants

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