POWER-GEN International holds conference in Las Vegas

By Oke Peter

The world’s largest power generation event, POWER-GEN International has announced its 2017 edition of annual conference, the event holds between December 5-7, 2017, in Las Vegas, NV at the Las Vegas Convention Center Central Halls.

POWER-GEN International is the industry leader in providing comprehensive coverage of the trends, technologies and issues facing the generation sector.

The event represents an overarching look at the industry with key emphasis on new solutions and innovations for the future including renewable energy, nuclear, coal, gas sectors and topical coverage of  energy storage, digital powerplants and distributed energy resources (DER).

In nearly 30 years, POWER-GEN International has grown to 20,000 attendees from 110 countries, 1,400+ exhibitors, and 200+ industry speakers.

The exhibitors, displaying a wide variety of products and services, are from all sectors of the industry who benefit from the exposure to the numerous attendees

The event you have always known and trusted will be going back to its original format covering all forms of power generation under the moniker POWER-GEN International.

According to the Senior Vice President, Power Division, PennWell Corporation,
Richard Baker, “We just wrapped up another successful event in Orlando and are looking forward to returning to the POWER-GEN International name we’re known for. We think this will only help provide a concise and clear message to our growing audience.”

The speakers are chosen for being influential leaders in the industry who deliver and cover the most relatable, vital and advanced curriculum to the attendees. Networking events, technical tours, workshops and comprehensive training courses are many more additional reasons why POWER-GEN International is the industry’s finest event.

Interested energy stakeholders, investors and individuals should keep up with  POWER-GEN International by visiting its website, www.power-gen.com, for further enquiries about the programme.

Source: POWER-GEN

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