2017 Session Grid

EP Track 6: Combined Heat & Power

EP 6A: Case Studies in Distributed Power Generation

Tuesday, April 11 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
Room: W178B

Seldom has the source of electric generation been more varied than today—from conventional coal to renewable energy. The diversity offers both developers and utility planners multiple generation options. This session will focus on CHP and microgrid case studies, and will give examples of their potential and proven uses within the electric generation sector.

Chair:	Roosevelt Huggins, Associate Vice President - Regional Sales Director, Black & Veatch
Co-Chair:	Samuel R. Barnes, P.E., President & CEO, Middough Inc.

Speakers:	Microgrid System Innovation and Case Studies Abstract James DiCampli, Engineer, GE Vernova
	Combined Heat and Power for Industrial Applications - Case Studies Abstract Dalia El Tawy, Director, Thermal Power Solutions, Siemens Energy

EP 6B: Capturing Economic Benefits from CHP Projects

Tuesday, April 11 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Room: W178B

This session will explore sizing CHP units appropriately to maximize economic performance, adding CHP systems to existing assets as a growth strategy, and utilizing creative win-win transactions to solve customer needs while increasing business revenue. Case studies will include examples from Duke and Pepco.

Moderator/Chair:	Aaron Larson, Executive Editor, POWER magazine
Co-Chair:	Colleen Campbell, Director, Business Development, AECOM

Speakers:	Combined Heat and Power: Providing New Revenue Streams for Utilities Abstract David Jones, Manager, ICF
	Economic Benefits of Load Following Design for CHP Facilities Abstract Christopher Strong, Director of Energy Technology, Clark Financial Services Group Co-Author(s): Gregory Swaluk, Principal, CMTA Consulting Engineers Christopher Waybill, Consultant, Kaiser Associates Brian Whitesides, Director, Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC)
	CHP: A Means to Take a Peaker’s Performance to New Heights Abstract Anthony Cirillo, Senior Project Director/Industrial Energy Market Sector Manager, AECOM

EP 6C: Challenges of CHP Permitting

Wednesday, April 12 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM
Room: W178B

This session will focus on the regulatory permitting aspects of CHP project development, including proven strategies to deal with potential hurdles and impediments.

Moderator/Chair:	David Paz, TBA
Co-Chair:	Roosevelt Huggins, Associate Vice President - Regional Sales Director, Black & Veatch

Speakers:	Best Practices for Streamlining Environmental Permitting For Combined Heat and Power Facilities Abstract Linda Shaw, Principal, Future Energy Development, LLC Co-Author(s): Dwight Kanyuck, Associate, Future Energy Development, LLC
	CHP Minor Source Permitting – The Future is Small Abstract Brian Petermann, Manager, Air Quality Compliance Services, Sega Inc.

EP 6D: Selecting Appropriate CHP Technology

Wednesday, April 12 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Room: W178B

This session explores the range of technology available for CHP applications. Among the issues to be addressed are combustion turbine scale, package deals, and unique utility applications for solving energy needs are the basis for future projects.

Chair:	Samuel R. Barnes, P.E., President & CEO, Middough Inc.
Co-Chair:	Michael D. Morris, P.E., Executive Consultant, Independent Consultant

Speakers:	Aeroderivative Combined Cycle Fast Power Abstract James DiCampli, Engineer, GE Vernova
	CHP - How Utilities can benefit from CHP installations Abstract Uwe Schmiemann, Marketing and Product Strategy Manager, Solar Turbines Inc.
	Combined Heat and Power Solutions for District Heating Applications Abstract Dalia El Tawy, Director, Thermal Power Solutions, Siemens Energy

EP 6E: Energy Storage and Renewables for CHP

Wednesday, April 12 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Room: W178B

Energy storage and complex control schemes are key aspects of distributed generation. This session focuses on energy storage solutions as well as the challenges faced by distributed generation project developers. IA series of case studies round out this session.