POWER-GEN Europe 2013 Answers for energy. Vienna, June 4–6

Vienna, June 4–6

POWER-GEN Europe 2013 Siemens – Your partner in managing the challenges of the new electricity era

Answers for energy.

Get in touch with the Siemens experts at exhibition booth B2469 Your EPC partner for cutting edge integrated solutions of highest quality Whether you plan the expansion of existing capa­cities or an entirely new turnkey project: there is no other OEM and EPC partner in the world that can provide you with such extensive, in-depth expertise and experience in the elec­ tricity market. We create lasting value by managing every facet of your project and by helping you achieve compelling returns. By acting trustworthy and reliable and by respecting the value of strong partnerships, we have built an extensive track record of satisfied customers around the globe. Let’s meet in Vienna at the POWER-GEN Europe 2013 Why not take a closer look at the various possibilities of making power generation more reliable and environmentally friendly? We kindly invite you to attend POWER-GEN Europe 2013 and to visit us at booth B2469. See how our

expertise can translate into a tangible competitive advantage for you. Discover our cuttingedge products and solutions that feature outstanding economic efficiency, reliability, resource efficiency, and sustainability. Meet our specialists in the X-pert Center at our booth. This is an opportunity not to be missed! We are looking forward to meeting you during this important industry event and discuss how we can help you tackle your individual business challenges. Together, we can shape the new energy era. Proven in commercial operation: Siemens SGT-8000H series gas turbines Our innovative SGT-8000H gas turbine series has set a new standard with its world-record efficiency rate of more than 60 percent in combined-cycle operation. Its low life cycle costs, high reliability and availability, operational flexibility, and low emissions make it a trendsetting solution for clean fossil power generation.

Your success is our goal Dynamic market conditions require maximally efficient and flexible power plant operation. To keep a competitive edge, you also need a continuous stream of lucrative and innovative ideas for all areas of your process chain. With Siemens as an OEM and EPC partner on your side, you benefit from the expertise of more than 2,300 engineers who have been integrating the mechanical, electrical, and chemical processes of fossil power plant installations for decades. Siemens built the first power station in 1878 and the first power plant in 1885. Since 1960, Siemens has implemented hundreds of turnkey projects for customers in more than 100 countries around the world, totalling more than 600,000 MW. Siemens is constantly setting world records in efficiency, flexibility, reliability, and execution excellence. And there’s a common goal to all Siemens activities: Your sustainable success and increased profitability.

Visit Siemens and discover technologies that render a competitive edge Flexibility meets efficiency: Siemens steam turbine SST-111 The latest Siemens steam turbine SST-111 delivers highest cost-efficiency and high performance at the same time. It allows reducing high heat gradients while providing a controlled extraction capability. The new, space-saving SST-111 has a power output of up to 12 MW and is designed for quickstart without pre-heating. A true milestone: SPPA-T3000 Instrumen­tation and Control system for power plants The Siemens Power and Process Automation T3000 (SPPA-T3000) system has been designed to perform all power plant automation tasks: turbine control, boiler control including boiler protection, balance of plant (BOP), and integration of third party systems. It provides fully Web-based operation and bundles all functions that boost energy efficiency and lower operating costs. Services to support your power plant performance and profit Consulting, training, implementing, operating, maintaining, repairing, modernizing and extending life-time – today, about 20 percent of all

power generation businesses worldwide work with Siemens in terms of services. Our personnel are well known for their experience, flexibility, training, respect for customers and for the passion to realize real world class service. Furthermore we are operating more than 30 power plants worldwide on behalf of our customers. Our more than 3,500 highly qualified power plant engineers, technicians and service specialists are at work all over the world for your success. A lighthouse ocean project – outstanding tidal technology SeaGen, the world’s first commercial tidal current power plant, commenced operation off the Irish coast in 2008. It produces 1.2 megawatts of electricity – enough to supply a town of 1.500 households solely from the power of the tides. The system, developed by the UK-based Siemens sub­sidiary Marine Current Turbines Ltd., consists of two twin-axial flow rotors mounted on a support structure. With SeaGen, the only long-term tested full-scale system worldwide, Siemens is the driver for the commercialization of tidal power.

Expertise at work: Steinmüller Engineering Steinmüller Engineering GmbH, formerly L&C Steinmüller GmbH and a Siemens subsidiary since 2012, is a world-renowned consulting and power plant construction company. Having been involved in the development, construction, and operation of the energy and air pollution control plants that are now to be modernized, the Steinmüller experts know exactly how to further improve plant performance and efficiency. Discover the wide range of technical expertise available for your individual needs. Strong and flexible: FLENDER ARPEX ART high-performance couplings ARPEX ART high-performance couplings are the perfect solution for all high-speed applications in power generation. They are characterized by high torque, offset, and bore capacity, low weight, and the greatest possible balance quality.

Hear the Siemens speakers during the conference POWER-GEN Europe Tuesday, June 4 2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m. Armin Staedtler The SGT-8000H after two years of commercial operation Track 3, Session 1 4:00 p.m.–5:30 p.m. Gernot Schneider Technical challenges and cost reduction potential for post-combustion carbon capture Track 2, Session 2 Ulrich Rueth Techno-economical optimization strategies for steam power plants in future market conditions Track 4, Session 2 Wednesday, June 5 9:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m. Michael Baum Lausward Block F: The first CHP to extract 300 MWth of district heat from a single power plant unit in combined cycle operation Track 2, Session 3

11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Soeren Buttkereit Providing targeted and competitive support for technologies – proposals for a new power market concept Track 1, Session 4 Eberhard Deuker SGT5-4000F Gas turbine and combined cycle power plant evolution reflecting the changing market requirements Track 6, Session 4 4:00 p.m.–5:30 p.m. Mats Björkman, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Siemens Gas Turbine SGT-800 enhanced to 50 MW: design modifications, validation, and operation experience Track 3, Session 5 Andreas Belzner, Alstom Co-Author: Josef Antretter, Siemens Turbomachinery and generators – Application of the principles of functional safety – Methods for determination of the necessary risk reduction joint presentation of VDMA specification 4315 Track 5, Session 5 Bernhard Meerbeck The world‘s most flexible lignite fueled units – achieved by a DCS retrofit Track 6, Session 5

Leif Wiebking Managing decentralized power generation by intelligent fleet control solutions Joint Integr. Track, Session 5 Thursday, June 6 9:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m. Detlef Frerichs Mechanical and electrical rebuilding of a turbo generator for phase-shift operation Track 5, Session 6 Claus-Georg Richter Testing stator cores of turbo generators using the ring flux method Track 5, Session 6 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Andreas Pickard New tasks for fossil-fired power generation Track 1, Session 7 Rafael Kawecki Modern excitation systems for the growing Chinese market under the aspect of changing grid requirements Track 5, Session 7 Bernhard Zimmermann, Steinmueller Engineering Combustion optimization, efficiency improvements, and emission reduction by installation of modern LowNOx firing systems at existing bituminous coal and lignite coal fired steam generators Track 6, Session 7A

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POWER-GEN Europe 2013 Vienna, June 4–6 Messe Wien Messeplatz 1 Hall B, Booth B2469

For more information on the event, visit www.powergeneurope.com or www.siemens.com/energy

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