JANUARY 23-25, 2024 | NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Halls B - E
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JANUARY 23-25, 2024 | NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Halls B - E
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Emission reduction strategies at fossil-fired power plants are critical to meeting decarbonization goals. EPA has proposed new emission standards for many coal and gas-fired plants that lean on technologies like hydrogen blending and carbon capture. POWERGEN International highlights state and federal emission regulations impacting plant operations, as well as operational strategies and control technologies to remain in compliance. |
Monday, January 22 | 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
In addition to the Technical Conference Program, POWERGEN offers additional education before the floor opens through our POWERGEN University Courses. These workshop format courses allow attendees to gain skills and knowledge in industry fields.
Tuesday, January 23 | 12:15 PM – 1:45 PM | The Great Hall
2023 has yielded an unprecedented number of new regulatory rules from the U.S. EPA with applicability to the power industry. These new regulations include New Source Performance Standards, Good Neighbor Rule, Effluent Limitation Guidelines, Coal Combustion Residuals, and others. This panel will discuss new, existing, and proposed rules, as well as their applicability, status, potential impact to the industry, and other considerations for compliance to these regulations.
Thursday, January 25 | 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM | Rivergate Room
Don't miss out on the opportunity to join our exclusive breakfast roundtable discussion on emissions reduction. This is your chance to connect with fellow professionals and engage directly with experts in this critical field. Our roundtables are meticulously curated to focus on specific industry topics, and they're facilitated by renowned professionals at the forefront of their domains. These coveted seats are in incredibly high demand, so act swiftly to secure yours today! There are 2 topics to pick from
Tackling New Regulatory Changes at the Technology Level
Impact of Electrification on Utilities
