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10 December 2012 | IET Birmingham: Austin Court, UK

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Programme

 

Monday 10 December 2012

09:30

Registration and refreshments

 

10:00

Chairman's opening

Andy Geddes, Group C&I Engineer, Scottish Power

 

10:15

Managing the future developments

  • The next 40 years – developments and challenges
  • Generation scenarios to 2030 and meeting government targets
  • Operating the National Electricity Transmission System in 2020
  • Technical challenges facing the UK transmission network

Julian Leslie, Electricity Customer Service Manager, National Grid

 

10:50

Session to be confirmed shortly

Senior Representative, Emerson Process Management

 

11:25

Refreshment break and networking

 

11:45

Alarm management – Collective industry perceptions

  • On-going persistent pain – Long-standing alarms
  • The master alarm database as an enabler
  • Boundary management – The next wave
  • The business driver – The need for demonstrable assurance / compliance

Bill Dennison, Managing Director, PAS

 

12:20

Safeguarding industrial  control systems (ICS) and SCADA

  • Technology trends and security implications
  • What's the risk?
  • Implementing ICS and SCADA security
  • Developing best practice

Anna Burrell, Industrial Control System Security Consultant, PA Consulting

 

12:55

Lunch and networking opportunity

 

13:55

Predicting and optimising combined cycle unit starts

  • Business case
  • Prediction of start-up MW profiles – thermal state and ambient conditions
  • Optimisation with respect to commercial and technical constraints
  • US case studies
  • Applicability to UK markets

Ray Boucher, Technical Director, Real Time Power Inc

 

14:25

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) - An update

  • The role for CCS in meeting emission targets
  • Global status of CCS
  • Drivers for CCS in Europe and the UK
  • Carbon Capture Readiness requirements
  • Challenges

Dr. Adina Popa, Associate, Sector Leader – Carbon Capture and Storage, Mott MacDonald Ltd

 

15:00

Refreshment break and networking

 

15:15

Mid life C&I refurbishments and future proofing – experiences, lessons learned and planning the way forward

  • Introduction
  • Utility experiences
  • Lessons learned
  • Planning your refurbishment
  • Maximizing the investment
  • Looking beyond

David Thom, Senior Consultant for Power Generation, Arup

 

16:20

Chairman's closing remarks

 

16:30Close

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