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NEW DATE: August 25, 2009
CHP Series: PRAC/SCG CHP for Realiability and Premium Power
This seminar will focus on natural-gas fired technologies and heat recovery technologies that can be used for power reliability and "premium power" applications as well as provide critical support of space conditioning loads. Learn what options are available for reliable energy generation, energy storage, and reliable cooling and heating control for both situations when the grid is active and when it goes down. Get the latest information on the market environment and future developments on policies and regulations affecting these technologies. Listen to end users that have experience using this equipment and learn how it might help you in your own application.
July 22-24, 2009
The Waste to Energy Industry Joins Forces with the Federal, Municipal, Utility and Financial Communities to Explore Deal-Making Opportunities
Join leading waste to energy developers, technology providers, investors, lenders, utilities, representatives from the federal and municipal governments and other industry players in sunny Del Mar, California – where the surf meets the turf; the perfect setting for networking, establishing relationships and strategizing deals.
March 18, 2009
CHP Series: PRAC/SCG Efficient and Clean Combined Heat and Power Technologies for the Food Sector (Seminar #18629)
This seminar will focus on natural-gas fi red technologies and heat recovery technologies that can be used for supermarkets/warehousing applications. Learn what options are available for reliable energy generation as well as provision of cooling and humidity control. Get the latest information on the market environment and future developments on policies and regulations affecting these technologies. Listen to end users that have experience using this equipment and learn how it might help you in your own application. Learn how combined heat and power technologies can help save energy and reduce your carbon footprint.
Feb. 10-12, 2009
ICEPAG 2009
International Colloquium on Environmentally Preferred Advanced Power Generation
Advanced Power Generation 1 Megawatt to 1,000 Megawatts
November 18, 2008
CHP Series: PRAC/SCG
CHP for Realiability and Premium Power
This seminar will focus on natural-gas fired technologies and heat recovery technologies that can be used for power reliability and "premium power" applications as well as provide critical support of space conditioning loads. Learn what options are available for reliable energy generation, energy storage, and reliable cooling and heating control for both situations when the grid is active and when it goes down. Get the latest information on the market environment and future developments on policies and regulations affecting these technologies. Listen to end users that have experience using this equipment and learn how it might help you in your own application.
September 17, 2008
CHP Series: PRAC/SCG: CHP in the Food Sector
This seminar will focus on natural-gas fired technologies and heat recovery technologies that can be used for supermarkets/warehousing applications. Learn what options are available for reliable energy generation as well as provision of cooling and humidity control. Get the latest information on the market environment and future developments on policies and regulations affecting these technologies. Listen to end users that have experience using this equipment and learn how it might help you in your own application. Learn how combined heat and power technologies can help save money and reduce your carbon footprint.
May 7, 2008
CHP Series: PRAC/SCG: Efficient Combined Heat and Power Technologies for Industry
This Seminar will focus on natural gas fired technologies that generate power while also providing heat and cooling needs. Get the latest information on the market environment, technology developments, and future developments on policies and regulations affecting self-generation. Learn the next steps to take in order to make the most informed decision for your application.
January 30 - February 1, 2008
California Alliance for Distributed Energy Resources 10th Anniversary International Symposium
CADER is a voluntary collaborative committed to facilitating the successful deployment of highly efficient and environmentally responsible distributed energy resources into competitive energy markets.
Sept. 25-26,2007
Waste Heat to Power 2007
This two-day event is organized by the U.S. Department of Energy, Gulf Coast Combined Heat and Power Regional Application Centers, Pacific Region CHP, North West CHP, Texas State Energy Conservation Office and Texas Industries of the Future. The workshop includes an overview of the concept of “recycling energy,” a segment on the economics of waste heat-to-power technologies, a discussion of the financial and legal aspects of utilizing waste heat for power, industry presentations, and site visits.
Sept. 18-19, 2007
4th Annual Advanced Stationary Reciprocating Engines Conference
This year’s conference will approach stationary reciprocating engines from both technical and policy perspectives, with emphasis on issues specific to California, and what one needs to know to effectively do business in the state. The inclusion of topics such as alternative fuels and greenhouse gas emissions will give this year’s effort additional impetuses to low-emissions and high-efficiency topics to those dealt with in previous conferences.
September 13, 2007
Saving Energy with Combined Heat and Power
Discover the ongoing environmental and economic benefits of using on-site power generation and useful waste heat known as Combined Heat & Power (CHP) or distributed generation. A roster of industry experts will discuss available utility incentives, air quality compliance, reciprocating engines, gas turbines, microturbines, fuel cells, steam turbines, and waste heat applications. Hear the testimonial of an end user who has successfully incorporated CHP into a facility and learn from the experience.
June 14-15, 2007
Distributed Energy Resources—Emerging Business Models for Utilities
This conference is designed to summarize the factors that are reshaping the DER market and highlight business models that may create a favorable agreement for utilities.
April 18-20, 2007
California BioEnergy Waste-to-Energy and Energy Efficiency for Farmers and Food Processors
This year's workshop, entitled California BioEnergy Waste-to-Energy and Energy Efficiency for Farmers and Food Processors, highlights the latest technologies for using biofuels on farms and in food processing industries, and making energy-efficient choices in farm buildings and vehicles. Project financing and regulatory barriers will also be addressed during the workshop.
Sept. 18-19, 2006
Clean Fuels for California and the West
Clean fuels for california and the west
September 13-15, 2006
National CHP Roadmap meeting
Feb 14-16 2006
Waste Heat to Power Workshop
The only workshop in the nation devoted to waste heat-to-power applications, this two-day event is organized by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Northwest and Pacific Combined Heat and Power Regional Application Centers in conjunction with the California Stationary Fuel Cell Collaborative. The workshop will be held at the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Center of the National Academies of Sciences and Engineering on the University of California, Irvine campus.
Jan. 18, 2006
Napa Valley CHP Workshop
Clean Fuels for California and the West CHP for Hospitals, Universities, Landfills, Wastewater Treatment Facilities, and Food and Beverage Sites
Jan. 17-19, 2006
6th Annual Microturbine Applications Workshop
Sep 21 2005
Integrated Energy Systems Webcast
Learn about the latest on packaged energy systems....
Dec 2 2004 -Dec 2 2004
Optimizing Steam System Performance:
an Introduction to the U.S. Department of Energy’s BestPractices Program
Steam plants can typically improve steam-system efficiency by 15 to 20 percent. If you are responsible for maintaining reliable, safe, and cost-effective steam operations, this event is for you! This workshop provides access to industry experts, money-saving software tools, and reference material for optimizing steam systems. This workshop will help you, identify major and minor improvement opportunities; measure and prioritize improvement projects; access technical and financial resources; and use energy efficiency to achieve your goals for reliability, productivity, safety, codes compliance, and profitability. A recent follow-up survey found that 94% of respondents said that the workshop was moderately or very helpful, even after time had passed. 79% of respondents made improvements since the workshop, including those respondents who attended a workshop only six months prior to the survey.
Nov 30 2004 -Nov 30 2004
Optimizing Steam System Performance: an Introduction to the U.S. Department of Energy’s BestPractices
Steam plants can typically improve steam-system efficiency by 15 to 20 percent. If you are responsible for maintaining reliable, safe, and cost-effective steam operations, this event is for you! This workshop provides access to industry experts, money-saving software tools, and reference material for optimizing steam systems. This workshop will help you, identify major and minor improvement opportunities; measure and prioritize improvement projects; access technical and financial resources; and use energy efficiency to achieve your goals for reliability, productivity, safety, codes compliance, and profitability. A recent follow-up survey found that 94% of respondents said that the workshop was moderately or very helpful, even after time had passed. 79% of respondents made improvements since the workshop, including those respondents who attended a workshop only six months prior to the survey.
Nov 13 2004 -Nov 19 2004
The 2004 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition
The Heat Pump Technical Committee of the Advanced Energy Systems Division of ASME invites papers dealing with either theoretical or applied aspects of heat pumps and related topics. Authors are invited to submit abstracts (250-500 words) describing recent experimental or analytical studies. Papers in these symposium sessions are expected to be included in a symposium volume. The Heat Pump Technical Committee normally gives an award for the best paper of the symposium. It has also instituted an award for the best student paper, the requirements being - that the presenter and the author of the paper should be a student. The abstract can be sent directly to the session chair or co-chair for the topic of your paper, or to the general symposium chair in case of any doubt regarding the choice of the appropriate session.
Sep 20 2004 -Sep 21 2004
5th Annual Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Roadmap Workshop
The 5th Annual Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Roadmap Workshop will be held Sept. 20-21, 2004 at Austin Airport Marriott South. Don't miss this opportunity to track and celebrate the progress on the "road" to 92 GW of CHP in the U.S. by 2010.
This workshop will include optional site visits to CHP installations, a celebratory reception, networking opportunities, and much more.
For more information visit the work shop website.
Mar 22 2004 -Mar 24 2004
First Industrial Conference on Power Electronics for Distributed and Cogeneration
Distributed and co-generation (DCG) systems are a major trend and power electronics is a key enabling technology for the successful commercialization of DCG. Industries are positioning for this new paradigm in energy. Darnell Group projects that the value of the power electronics used in DCG systems will exceed $5 billion annually within 5 years. The first industrial conference on Power Electronics for Distributed and Cogeneration will be held in March 2004 in Irvine, California. This three-day international conference will serve an audience of decision makers who are interested in learning about and contributing to the latest commercial advancements and anticipated future developments related to power electronics for DCG systems. Speakers will have an opportunity to present to top executives and technical professionals of leading DCG equipment companies as well as key technical and management professionals in the power conversion and utility industries, and leading researchers from industry, academia and government laboratories.
Jan 25 2004 -Jan 28 2004
Distributed Energy Resources
This year we invite public and private stakeholders from regional, local, state and national interests to explore and develop a collaborative policy direction for DER.
Jan 19 2004 -Jan 22 2004
International Builders Show
The Show will be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Please keep in mind that the Show dates have changed this year and will not be held over a weekend; instead the Show is Monday, January 19, 2004 through Thursday, January 22, 2004.
Jan 1 2004 -Feb 1 2004
5th Annual International Symposium on Distributed Energy Resources; "Sustaining the Momentum: Delivering the Benefits"January/February 2004
This Conference is the premier policy and technical event for all DG business and governmental sectors in CA, with the California Alliance for Distributed Energy Resources and the California Clean Distributed Generation Coalition joining forces to bring you this important conference and exhibition. If you would like to be a sponsor/co-host please see the following: