2010 IEEE
PES Transmission and Distribution
Conference and Exposition Emphasizes
Smart Solutions for a Changing World
Save the Date:
April 19-22, 2010
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
For
information:
www.ieeet-d.org
The 2010 Transmission and
Distribution Conference and Exposition will once again bring together
the world's leading power system equipment manufacturers and technical
professionals in the power and energy industry to display their
products, explore new technology, and enhance existing technologies in
their quest to provide attendees with "Smart Solutions for a Changing
World".
Major Technology Areas
The conference is set to bring focus in the major technology areas of
the new power and energy environment, including:
- The smart grid with
communications and cyber security developments.
- Integration of renewable
energy sources such as wind and solar, along with other distributed
generation sources into the power system.
- Programs to reduce
emissions, promote more energy efficient energy use and improve
environmental quality without disrupting current energy supplies.
- Energy storage systems for
wind integration and power system peak shaving.
- Improvements in transmission
system reliability to prevent blackouts and voltage collapse,
including the application of High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC)
transmission, flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS), and power
electronic devices, as well as transmission line design for improved
lightning performance.
- Improvements in distribution
system reliability through enhanced design and operation, including
sophisticated data mining techniques, changes in protection
philosophy, improved construction techniques, and the application of
advanced Outage Management Systems and real time outage reporting.
- Improvements in power
quality through enhanced distribution system and end-user electrical
system design and operation, including the application of low voltage
surge protective devices, voltage sag mitigation devices,
line-interactive Electrical Power Management Technologies, as well as
strategies, emerging tools, and techniques to prevent electrical
pollution from entering the power system.
- The emerging application of
gas insulated substation (GIS), gas insulated transmission line (GIL)
and mixed technology switchgear (MTS).
Power system equipment
manufacturers are poised to display their latest "state of the art"
equipment for construction, installation, operation, protection, and
maintenance of the power system of the future. Among the products to be
displayed are monitoring and testing equipment, system protection,
including breakers and relays, communication and control, SCADA, EMS,
distribution automation, demand-side management, AM/FM, GIS, GPS,
customer information systems, meters, and metering devices,
telecommunication systems, computer hardware and software systems,
substation equipment, transmission system equipment and engineering
services, overhead distribution equipment and services, underground
distribution equipment and services, mechanical construction and
maintenance and fleet management, station, auxiliary equipment, training
systems and services, transformers, outdoor lighting, tools, rope and
safety equipment, wire and cable, switchgear, consulting and contracting
services.
Build Valuable Relationships
There is little doubt that the landscape of today's electric utility is
being altered and the traditional and operating procedures are
continually in review. Many companies realize that they can no longer
continue with business as usual.
More cost-effective methods of
operation are being deployed every day. New tools are increasing work
management, productivity and safety, Updated equipment and management
techniques are providing more efficient means of power delivery. And
utility managers, engineers and operating professionals must learn about
every changing aspect of their industry.
The 2010 IEEE PES Transmission
and Distribution Conference and Exposition in New Orleans is designed
and organized to provide today's power-delivery professional with the
information and detail necessary to manage technology and business
solutions better in the years ahead. It has been created to provide
attendees, with an event that concentrates on the world of transmission
and distribution and all of its elements. -- a focused, yet thoroughly
comprehensive event that will draw the highest attendance professionals
from around the world.
As an attendee you will gain
authoritative analysis and critical insight into the issues you now
face. The IEEE PES 2010 event is an intensive learning experience and an
ideal opportunity to build valuable relationships with your colleagues
and experts from around the world who are interested in improving their
base of knowledge.
From our unique opening
session, through to the technical and business program the 2010 IEEE PES
Transmission and Distribution Conference and Exposition examines the
business solutions and methods and procedures for operating and
maintaining power-delivery systems at peak levels.
Electric utility professionals
have discovered that the IEEE PES Transmission and Distribution
Conference and Exposition is an essential means of accomplishing the
goal of reaching and establishing face-to face contact with their peer
group.
Every utility manager and
operating professional who is interested in remaining one step ahead of
the challenges of tomorrow should plan now to participate in the power
delivery industry's most powerful event. Every attendee is making New
Orleans the headquarters of a knowledge-building experience in April
2010. Our volunteers, the Crescents City Currents who are planning the
hundreds of presentations and activities look forward to welcoming you.
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