EDUCATION: JULY 15-18, 2024 | EXHIBITION: JULY 17-18, 2024
DENVER, COLORADO, USA
EDUCATION: JULY 15-18, 2024 | EXHIBITION: JULY 17-18, 2024
DENVER, COLORADO, USA
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*Please note summit tracks are subject to change for the 2024 event.
Located in Room W205CD
What are the best practices or methods for managing safety issues related to dams and civil structures? Attendees learn from dam owners, managers and regulators about products, programs and approaches in use today. Explore practical ideas that will help you manage the maintenance or modification of civil components.
Who Should Attend: Civil/Structural Engineers, Consultants, Dam Safety Managers and Regulators, Maintenance Supervisors, Operations Supervisors, Project Managers, Service Contractors
Located in Room W207A
What are the best practices or methods for managing safety issues related to dams and civil structures? Attendees learn from dam owners, managers and regulators about products, programs and approaches in use today. Explore practical ideas that will help you manage the maintenance or modification of civil components.
Who Should Attend: Civil/Structural Engineers, Consultants, Dam Safety Managers and Regulators, Maintenance Supervisors, Operations Supervisors, Project Managers, Service Contractors
Located in Room W206B
The technical papers presented in this track will focus on all things equipment, such as controls, bearings, generators, turbines, instrumentation and more. In addition, speakers cover innovative ideas and new technology.
Who Should Attend: Electrical Engineers, Equipment Manufacturers/Suppliers, Managers of Hydroelectric Assets, Mechanical Engineers, O&M Personnel, Project Owners, Safety Specialists, Technical Staff
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Located in Room W205AB
Significant changes in the global marketplace are affecting hydropower generation, development and management. Seasoned managers share challenges brought about by market trends, along with lessons learned and new insights to arrive at sound, profitable solutions to asset management challenges.
Who Should Attend: Attorneys, Business Development Specialists, Consultants, Equipment Manufacturers/Suppliers, Financiers/Lenders/Insurers, Generation Managers, Hydroelectric Department Managers (Engineering, Communications, Finance and Human Resources), Managers of Hydroelectric Assets, Project Managers
Located in Room W207D
Where do promising new opportunities for hydroelectric development exist? What types of development approaches can serve as successful models for emerging hydro throughout the world? These sessions examine the major forces that are moving new hydro forward and explore solutions to the challenges faced along the way.
Who Should Attend: Business Development Specialists, Consultants, Equipment Manufacturers/Suppliers, Financiers/Lenders/Insurers, Project Developers, Project Owners
Located in Room W206A
Every aspect of hydro plant operations and maintenance contributes to its success. Hydropower’s most innovative and progressive O&M managers share their approaches to cutting costs, improving equipment longevity and performance, and increasing worker safety.
Who Should Attend: Consultants, Equipment Manufacturers/Suppliers, Maintenance Supervisors, O&M Personnel, Operations Supervisors, Plant Managers and Superintendents, Project Managers, Safety Specialists, Service Contractors
Located in Room W207BC
Experts share their perspectives on policy and regulatory initiatives in their regions. The track offers perspectives from throughout the world on hydro policy, with some sessions that focus specifically on U.S hydro policies and regulations. Attendees learn licensing requirements, and strategies to help them navigate the licensing process quickly and efficiently.
Who Should Attend: Attorneys, Business Managers, Compliance Managers, Consultants, Electricity Supply Regulators, Financiers, Hydro Generation Managers, Independent System Operators, Owners of Hydroelectric Assets, Regulators, Resource Agency Representatives, Tribal Representatives
Located in Room W201CD
The allocation and management of water resources is complex. Experts provide solutions to challenges and share insights about water resource negotiations, the impact of climate change, and new tools for reservoir management.
Who Should Attend: Consultants, Environmental Specialists, Project Owners, Special Interest Group Representatives, Water Resources Attorneys, Water Resource/Watershed Managers
Thank You to Our Summit Track Sponsors!
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