PowerGen International

Monday, May 23  Wednesday, May 25
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center
Dallas, Texas

PowerGen International exhibition and summit serves as a business and networking hub for electricity generators, utilities, and solution-providers engaged in power generation. This immersive and interactive face-to-face event experience is more important than ever as PowerGen is committed to providing a platform to discuss in-depth challenges faced by all energy stakeholders and helping them find a path from where the industry is now to where the new emerging and leading trends will take it.

Come see us in Ballroom D4 (Third Level, West Fork) and attend our multiple speaking events to learn how Mitsubishi Power is leading the clean energy transition and is a trusted partner for end-to-end clean energy services.

 Join us on this journey to achieve decarbonization

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Interested in speaking with one of our Energy Experts at POWERGEN? Click the link below to schedule time on the 23rd, 24th, or 25th 

Live Event Presentations

Leveraging Digitalization to Secure Your Clean Energy Transition 

Monday, May 23 10:30 - 11:00 a.m.
Room D227, Second Level
By combining advanced digital control systems, predictive analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, Mitsubishi Power is helping customers integrate the entire plant ecosystem to seamlessly interact with the electrical power grid, energy storage, hybrid plants, and renewable generation sources. The TOMONI intelligent solutions suite is helping operators and owners increase O&M savings to accelerate their path to decarbonization. 

Marco Sanchez
VP Intelligent Solutions 
Thomas Logan
Senior Manager, Technology Strategy Integration


The Future of Gas-fired Turbine Technologies: An OEM Discussion

Monday, May 23 10:30 - 12:00 p.m. 
Room D225, Second Level
Join large gas turbine OEMs and hear them talk about the role of gas-fired generation in the future, how they see the energy mix developing, and the latest developments and innovations in the energy space. This panel will feature the three preeminent global manufacturers of gas-fired turbines and technologies, Mitsubishi Power, GE, and Siemens Energy.

Ajay Gupta
Director, Product Management at Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas

The Blueprint to Decarbonization 

Monday, May 23 1:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Room D225, Second Level
More than 110 countries and 200 of the world’s largest companies have pledged to achieve net zero carbon by or before 2050. It is on all of us to reach this critical goal quickly. The power industry must lead the way, enabling the electrification and decarbonization of the broader economy. The question is “How does the U.S. power sector achieve net zero by 2050?” Join us today on the journey to achieve decarbonization. Together, we can create a Change in Power.

Dave Alonso
Regional Vice President New Equipment Sales - Mitsubishi Power

Hydrogen Modeling

Monday, May 23 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. &
Tuesday, May 24 3:00 - 3:30 p.m.

Ballroom D4, Third Level
Starting in the current decade and going into the future, Hydrogen will play an increasingly important role in decarbonizing the global power generation sector. Many questions remain unanswered with regards to how exactly Hydrogen can be integrated into existing energy flow networks and what impacts will this have on market dynamics. An accurate prediction of the evolution of Hydrogen eco-systems requires a robust quantitative market modeling approach. We invite you to speak with us and take a deep dive into the background of our modeling efforts. You can ask us about modeling methodologies, limitations, and real-world impacts of model results. We look forward to having an open dialogue and joining you in your decarbonization journey.

Hari Gopalakrishnan
Lead Consultant - Market Intelligence & Strategy - Mitsubishi Power Americas


Power Generation Speakers

The Increasing Importance of Aero-Derivative On-Demand Power

Monday, May 23 4:30 - 5:00 p.m.
#5925, Exhibit Floor
Around the world, power producers are under pressure to deliver reliable, affordable, decarbonized electricity 24/365. On-demand power based on aero-derivative technology helps producers meet these competing goals. Rapidly expanding renewable energy sources provide zero-carbon generation, but wind and sun vary the output. Renewable technologies are also more susceptible to damage from severe weather events such as hurricanes and snow/ice storms that can disrupt existing infrastructure. The changing generation mix from larger central plants to more distributed and intermittent power sources is making the grid less resilient. Due to the rapid growth in demand for electricity, power providers often can’t build out their energy infrastructure assets (generation, distribution, transmission, fuels) quickly enough to serve expanding populations and industries. This demand growth is further accelerated by the electrification of the transportation and industrial sectors. Falling capacity margins plus increasing levels of power from intermittent sources, and cybersecurity threats, make it increasingly difficult to maintain grid reliability and power quality. As these issues become more pressing, the need is increasing for on-demand energy systems. We will detail several areas where aero-derivative on-demand power technology is addressing today’s speed imperative.

Harsh Shah
Vice President, Sales and Business Development - Mitsubishi Power Aero LLC


Hydrogen: A Path to Resource Adequacy and Net Zero Carbon 

Tuesday, May 24 10:00 - 10:30 am
Room D226, Second Level
The effort to decarbonize our power grid has been underway for several years as evidenced by the massive deployment of wind and solar resources. As we add more intermittent renewable resources to the grid and reduce our dependency on fossil fuels, we increase the need for energy storage of all durations. This presentation will focus on the reasons “hydrogen” is not just a buzzword in the energy industry and how Mitsubishi Power is creating hydrogen infrastructure in the U.S. 

Peter Sawicki
Sales and Marketing Regional Director New Equipment


Power Generation Speakers
Optimizing Plant Operation & Maintenance Using Remote Presence Technology - Going Beyond Monitoring

Wednesday, May 25 9:30 - 10:00 a.m.
Room D227, Second Level
Fleet-level monitoring, especially for major critical assets like gas turbines, is well established and it has proven to improve power plant reliability and performance. But technologies are becoming available that go far beyond just monitoring, such as advanced analytics, interactive software, and the ability to capture and broadly apply SME (Subject Matter Expert) expertise. In this age of asset digitalization, when on-site SME experience is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain, power plants of the future will be more autonomous and benefit from remote support. As the data streams increase, so do the capabilities, and it is imperative to take a total plant approach. Through targeting critical assets across the entire power plant and comparing their data outputs against advanced analytic models, outlier data points initiate the generation of an automated notification highlighting any potential operational risks. These notifications pinpoint the specific location of any equipment of concern, gauge its overall health and life consumption, and provide a recommended course of action to mitigate. This presentation is based on case studies highlighting the results from those pilot plants.

Beatriz Blanco
Senior Manager, Platforms and Applications

We are the Power Generation Webinar

Couldn't attend our webinar series; A Path to Resource Adequacy and Net Zero Carbon?  Not a problem, you can still register and get our two-part series on-demand!
 

Check out Part I: The Role of Hydrogen and Part II: The Role of Gas Turbines to learn more about how Mitsubishi Power is leading the charge to Decarbonization and elevating the Future of Power.