IPG 2005 Conference, Fulfilling Emission Directives for Large Combustion Plant, Hilton, Berlin, Germany
International Power Generation magazine is pleased to announce its new
2-day conference will be held in Berlin, Germany, 2005.
This event will offer delegates the chance to examine the legislation requirements in depth, how plant owners can get financial, technical and training assistance and the best available technology on offer to bring power stations in line.
Call for Papers deadline – Friday 22nd April 2005
The programme will include:
• Implementing the Large Combustion Plant Directive through National Emission Reduction Plans
• IPPC – how it relates to LCPD timetable
• Interaction with other legislation (i.e. National Emissions Directive)
• The UK experience
• Power Plant case study
• Best options for compliance
• Financial implications
• Asset & risk management
• Help with permit application
• BREF (BAT Reference documents)
• FGD technologies
• SCR/SNCR technology
• Fuel options
• Low Nox burners
• Combustion optimisation
• Removing particulate matter
For more information please contact: Susi Linnell, marketing and event co-ordinator, Highbury Business, Media House, Azalea Drive, Swanley, Kent BR8 8HU, UK.
Email: s.linnell@highburybiz.com
Tel: +44 (0) 1322 611216 Fax: +44 (0) 1322 616376
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