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24 - 26 September 2013
www.power-genbrasil.com Transamerica Expo Center | So Paulo, Brazil www.powerbrasilevents.com
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Attention! PennWell do Brasil, along with the U.S. Department of Commerce, will be hosting an informative webcast on How To Break Into The Brazilian Market!
2013!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
4-5 Welcome 6-7 11 12 PennWell do Brasil is Here! Boas-vindas! From Our Brazilian Team Welcome! From Our Event Management Team Sponsors and Supporters Events Overview Attendee / Exhibitor Profile
Thank You!
8-9 About The Events
10 Schedule of Events Organizer Contacts Special Announcements Total Access Pass How To Break Into The Brazilian Market Webcast Details Opening Keynote Session 3: Special Session Closing Awards Luncheon Projects Of The Year Awards Program
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Special Events
14-15 Event-At-A-Glance 16-17 Conference Committees 19-22 Conference Session Detail POWER-GEN Brasil 23-32 Conference Session Detail HydroVision Brasil 33-41 Conference Session Detail DistribuTECH Brasil 42-43 Exhibiting Information Benefit / Costs Exhibit Sales Contacts
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44-45 Exhibit Floor Plan, as of 8 May 2013 46-47 Exhibitor Lists, as of 8 May 2013 48 Venue & Travel Information 49-50 Registration Form 51 Hotel Accommodation & Details
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WELCOME
WELCOME! FROM OUR EVENT MANAGEMENT TEAM
IS HERE!
The opening of PennWell do Brasil Ltda. solidifies PennWells ongoing commitment to providing our Brazilian and Latin American customers with the highest level of quality in content, customer service and support in the markets we serve. This highly-anticipated launch is critical to the growth of our electric power conferences and exhibitions in Brazil, as well as positions PennWell to continue to build our offerings of innovative information resources to this dynamic and ever-evolving region of the world. Having a local Brazilian office will enable us to optimally support the energy industry in Brazil with local currency registration, logistical and invoicing capabilities. We look forward to the further development of these events with the local infrastructure that PennWell do Brasil provides. - Robert F. Biolchini, President & CEO, PennWell do Brasil & PennWell Corporation
This years launch of POWER-GEN Brasil completes the global network of POWER-GEN events, which collectively attract nearly 70,000 power professionals around the world. Expanding the POWER-GEN brand to Brazil comes in direct response to market demand for providing the Latin American sector with an event focusing on the use of natural gas, fossil resources, and non-hydro renewables to generate electricity. The POWER-GEN brand is synonymous with superior content, exhibitions showcasing the leaders in the power industry and unsurpassed networking opportunities. POWER-GEN Brasil promises to be no different. -Glenn Ensor, Director, International Power Events
BOAS-VINDAS! FROM OUR BRAZILIAN TEAM

The perfect storm has come ashore in Brazil, record low rainfall for the hydroelectric sector, reduced prices mandated by the government for both consumers and businesses, and the electricity producers and distributors squeezed in between. This scenario will provide an excellent opportunity for debate and strategic thinking at PennWells Conference which will bring together the leading professionals in all three areas, Hydropower, Generation and Transmission & Distribution. - Stuart Graham, PennWell do Brasil Consultant
Hydroelectricity is the most predominant form of power generation in Brazil, providing more than 84 percent of all electricity. The needs in this country and in the entire Latin American region to develop new hydropower and modernize existing facilities to meet exploding demand have never been greater. In the next 10 years, Brazil needs about 65,000 MW of new capacity and plans to invest US$154.8 billion. Now in its third year, HydroVision Brasil is the ONLY event in Brazil bringing together the world to focus on improving and growing the hydro market in this region. Nowhere else in Latin America will you find a diverse, high-quality conference program dedicated to all aspects of hydro coupled with an exhibition featuring innovative hydrorelated product and service solutions from companies throughout the world. -Marla Barnes, Publisher and Chief Editor, Hydro Group
PennWell events on electric energy are coming to Brazil in a very convenient moment when electricity companies are looking for innovations in order to increase efficiency. They are being pushed for improving service quality and reducing rates. - Eduardo Gondim, PennWell do Brasil Consultant
DistribuTECH has become North Americas most respected and largest annual transmission and distribution event. It is known for providing timely, quality conference content that offers solutions to many challenges transmission and distribution utilities face, bringing together the most important industry suppliers in the T&D industry throughout the world. PennWell do Brasil intends to bring the same quality event to Brazil and Latin America, with the second annual DistribuTECH Brasil 2013 Conference and Exhibition. DistribuTECH Brasil will showcase innovative solutions and new technology to advance the transmission and distribution industry throughout Brazil and Latin America. - MaryBeth DeWitt, Vice President, Transmission & Distribution Events
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE STILL AVAILABLE!

To complete your exhibit package, take advantage of a variety of sponsorship opportunities designed to increase your visibility at the event. Sold on a first-come, first-served basis, POWER-GEN Brasil, DistribuTECH Brasil and HydroVision Brasil sponsorship packages ensure prominent exposure of your companys product or brand to a key audience of decision-makers. To learn more, contact your Exhibit / Sponsorship Sales representative, located on page 11.
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ABOUT THE EVENTS

EVENTS OVERVIEW:
A Large Global And Local Audience 60 Paper Presentations In 15 Concurrent Sessions Exhibition Showcasing More Than 95 Companies Joint Keynote Session And Special Session Discussing Key Industry Trends Valuable Networking Opportunities And More POWER-GEN BRASIL ATTRACTS ATTENDEES AND EXHIBITORS FROM THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Public / Municipal Utilities Government / Regulatory Agencies Private / Independent Power Producers Investing / Finance / Insurance Consultation Research / Development Operations / Maintenance Design / Structural / Construction Engineering Mechanical / Electrical / Plant Engineering Fuel Suppliers IT / Software Equipment Inspection / Repair Original Equipment Manufacturing Human Resources Trade Press HYDROVISION BRASIL ATTRACTS ATTENDEES AND EXHIBITORS FROM THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Hydropower Project Ownership / Operation Public / Municipal Utilities Government / Regulatory Agencies Private / Independent Power Producers Investing / Finance / Insurance Consultation Research / Development Operations / Maintenance Design / Structural / Construction Engineering Mechanical / Electrical / Plant Engineering Equipment Manufacturing / Supply Environmental Mitigation / Enhancement DISTRIBUTECH BRASIL ATTRACTS ATTENDEES AND EXHIBITORS FROM THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Electricity Distribution Utilities Electricity Transmission Utilities Electricity Regulators Large Electricity Consumers / Buyers Manufacturers / Vendors Government / Regulatory Agencies Investing / Finance / Insurance Research / Development Operations / Maintenance Design / Structural / Construction Engineering IT / Software
ATTENDEE / EXHIBITOR PROFILE:
The launch of POWER-GEN Brasil completes the global network of POWER-GEN events, joining POWER-GEN International, POWER-GEN Europe, POWER-GEN Middle East, POWER-GEN Asia, POWER-GEN Africa, POWER-GEN India & Central Asia and Russia Power. Collectively attracting nearly 70,000 power professionals around the world, the POWER-GEN brand is synonymous with superior content, exhibitions showcasing the leaders in the power industry and unsurpassed networking opportunities. Expanding the POWER-GEN brand to Brazil comes in direct response to market demand for providing the Latin American sector with a POWER-GEN event covering this important and rapidly growing region of the world. Attendees and exhibitors of POWER-GEN Brasil can expect the highest level of quality in conference programming and exhibition opportunities, further enhanced by the colocation with HydroVision Brasil and DistribuTECH Brasil.
As a key component of the energy industry, hydropower is currently contributing around one-sixth of all global electricity, but is expected to play an even larger role in the future of global energy supply as the inevitable shift to renewable energy occurs. With the critical need of increasing global energy supply to meet demand - and the necessity to lower emissions of carbon dioxide - the opportunities for the hydropower sector have never been so great. Entering its 3rd year in 2013, HydroVision Brasil is Brazils only event dedicated 100% to the hydropower industry. The educational program is designed specifically for individuals working within the utility and private power sectors, as well as engineering and commercial personnel from the equipment manufacturing and consulting fields. The event features content directly relevant to the day-to-day operations of the hydroelectric industry, focusing on solutions and practical approaches to timely issues and challenges.
Increasing the nations transmission and distribution capabilities are among Brazils top energy priorities. Focusing on the latest advancements in electricity transmission and distribution technologies, trends and products/services, the 2nd annual DistribuTECH Brasil covers smart metering, distribution automation, energy efficiency, commercial energy losses, long-distance high-voltage electricity transmission issues and much more. Bringing together the sharpest minds in the industry, DistribuTECH Brasils conference program provides an in-depth look at the latest innovations shaping the transmission and distribution industry in Brazil, Latin America and throughout the world through insightful papers and case study presentations on commercial energy loss prevention, metering, distribution automation, transmission siting, construction and automation, strategies for increasing utility revenue and smart gridrelated issues.
2013 PRELIMINARY EVENT PROGRAM
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
SUNDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER 2013
Raw Space ONLY Exhibitor Move-in NO shell scheme exhibitors will be allowed access to the exhibit hall on this day. 08:00 - 20:00
ORGANIZER CONTACTS
MONDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 2013

Raw Space ONLY Exhibitor Move-in Registration Shell Scheme Exhibitor Move-in 08:00 - 21:00 08:00 - 17:00 15:00 - 21:00
EXHIBITOR SERVICES:
JOANNA GILLESPIE T: +44 1992 656 672 F: +44 1992 656 700 E: joannag@pennwell.com LEON STONE Northern Germany, Scandinavia and Eastern Europe T: +44 1992 656 671 E: leons@pennwell.com ANDRES EDUARDO OYOLA Brazil T: +55 11 3104 9646 E: andreso@pennwell.com GILBERT WEIR UK, Italy, France, Turkey, Greece and Benelux T: +44 1992 656 617 E: gilbertw@pennwell.com BRIDGETT MORGAN North America T: +1-918-549-0473 E: bridgettm@pennwell.com KELVIN MARLOW Asia, Middle East, Southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland T: +44 1992 656 610 E: kelvinm@pennwell.com JUAN GIMENEZ Latin America, Spain and Portugal T: +54 11 4787 3817 E: juang@pennwell.com NATALIA GAISENOK Russia T: +7 499 271 93 39 E: nataliag@pennwell.com
MICHAEL DONNELL T: +1 918-831-9707 F: +1 918-831-9729 E: michaeld@pennwell.com ANDRES EDUARDO OYOLA Brazil T: +55 11 3104 9646 E: andreso@pennwell.com JUAN GIMENEZ Latin America, Spain and Portugal T: +54 11 4787 3817 E: juang@pennwell.com TOM MARLER Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa, Middle East T: +44 1992 656 608 E: tomm@pennwell.com AMANDA KEVAN Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa, Middle East T: +44 1992 656 645 E: amandak@pennwell.com HOWARD LUTZK North America T: +1 913-402-7119 E: howardl@pennwell.com NATALIA GAISENOK Russia T: +7 499 271 93 39 E: nataliag@pennwell.com
MICHAEL DONNELL T: +1 918-831-9707 F: +1 918-831-9729 E: michaeld@pennwell.com SANDY NORRIS North America T: +1 918-831-9115 E: sandyn@pennwell.com ANDRES EDUARDO OYOLA Brazil T: +55 11 3104 9646 E: andreso@pennwell.com MELISSA WARD Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa, Middle East T: +1 918-831-9116 E: mward@pennwell.com
EXHIBIT / SPONSORSHIPS:
TUESDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2013

General Exhibitor Move-in (both Raw and Shell Scheme) Registration Opening Keynote Exhibit Hall Official Opening and Ribbon Cutting Exhibit Hall Open Delegate Lunch on Exhibit Floor Concurrent Conference Sessions Coffee/Networking on Exhibit Floor Concurrent Conference Sessions Welcome Reception on Exhibit Floor 08:00 - 11:00 08:00 - 20:00 10:00 - 12:00 12:00 12:00 - 20:00 13:00 - 14:30 14:00 - 15:30 15:30 16:00 - 17:30 17:30 - 20:00
WEDNESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2013

Registration Special Session Exhibit Hall Open Coffee/Networking on Exhibit Floor Delegate Lunch Concurrent Conference Sessions Coffee/Networking on Exhibit Floor Concurrent Conference Sessions Event Party on Exhibit Floor Exhibitor's belongings/samples/products REMOVAL ONLY -No AV/Furniture pick-ups/No Booth dismantling/ONLY Exhibitors' materials may be moved out 08:30 - 19:00 09:30 - 11:00 10:00 - 19:00 11:00 12:00 - 13:30 13:30 - 15:00 15:00 16:00 - 17:30 17:30 - 19:00 19:00 - 22:00
THURSDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2013

Registration Exhibitor Move-Out (Exhibit Hall is NOT open to attendees.) Conference Sessions Coffee Break Conference Sessions Closing Awards Luncheon 08:00 - 13:00 08:00 - 21:00 09:30 - 11:00 11:00 - 11:15 11:15 - 12:45 13:00 - 15:00
CONFERENCE:
AMY NASH T: +44 1992 656 621 E: amyn@pennwell.com
HEATHER WILLIAMS, CMP T: +1 918-831-9560 E: hwilliams@pennwell.com
DEBBI BOYNE, CMP T: +1 918-832-9265 F: +1 918-831-9181 E: dboyne@pennwell.com
FRIDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 2013

All Exhibitor Move-Out **Times are tentative and subject to change 08:00 - 17:00
EVENT OPERATIONS: MARKETING / PR:
GURWINDER SINGH T: +44 1992 656 683 E: gurwinders@pennwell.com SUE MCDERMOTT T: +44 1992 656 632 E: suemc@pennwell.com
EMILY GOTWALS-MOREAU T: +1-918-832-9305 E: emilyg@pennwell.com TIM CHAMBERS T: +1-918-831-9704 E: tchambers@pennwell.com
EMILY GOTWALS-MOREAU T: +1-918-832-9305 E: emilyg@pennwell.com TIM CHAMBERS T: +1-918-831-9704 E: tchambers@pennwell.com
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
OPENING KEYNOTE PROJECTS OF THE YEAR AWARDS
THURSDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2013 | 13:00 15:00 We cordially invite you to submit a project nomination for the POWERGEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil and DistribuTECH Brasil and Projects of the Year Awards. Awards will be given for projects in the generation, hydropower and transmission and distribution sectors. The events will begin accepting nominations online on May 1, 2013. For information on applying, visit www.powerbrasilevents.com.
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TUESDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2013 | 10:00 12:00 Join us for the launch of POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil and DistribuTECH Brasil with our Opening Keynote featuring a gambit of dynamic presentations from a group of industry leaders. Be sure to join us as we kick off our largest conference and exhibition ever in Brazil. For Keynote speaker updates, visit www.powerbrasilevents.com
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Take advantage of FULL ACCESS to all conference sessions, lunches, networking receptions, keynote presentations and the exhibit hall at POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil, and DistribuTECH Brasil with a TOTAL ACCESS PASS! For just US $500 / US $600, youll BENEFIT FROM ALL THAT THREE CO-LOCATED EVENTS have to offer:
SESSION 3: SPECIAL SESSION

WEDNESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2013 | 09:30 11:00 New federal government proposals and mandates are forcing Brazils generation and transmission companies to dramatically lower the electricity rates paid to them by distribution utilities, leading to lower end-use customer tariffs. This new rate structure has created a challenging operating environment for Brazils electric utilities. The expert speakers in this session will explain the rationale behind the rate reductions and their implications for utilities. They also will discuss the strategies utility companies are implementing to stay in business while ensuring that power the lifeblood of Brazils economic growth continues to flow despite reduced revenues. The panelists will discuss the benefits rate reduction is designed to deliver, as well as the negative impacts decreased revenues will have on auctions and investment in future infrastructure expansion and upgrades.
SUBMISSIONS WILL OPEN ON MAY 1 IN THE FOLLOWING GENERATION-RELATED AWARDS CATEGORIES: Conventional Thermal Generation Renewable Energy Generation Nuclear Power Generation For more details on the POWER-GEN Brasil 2013 Projects of the Year Awards, please contact Amy Nash at AmyN@pennwell.com.
SPECIAL WEBCAST EVENT:

How To Break Into The Brazilian Market!
Exhibitors AND Attendees Dont miss this exciting and unique opportunity, as the United States Department Of Commerce and PennWell host an insightful presentation on how to break into the Brazilian market. Get tips and guidance from a trusted source from your desktop. This interactive opportunity for learning is a great step forward in taking your business to Brazil.
CLOSING AWARDS LUNCHEON

THURSDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2013 | 13:00 15:00 As this large co-located endeavor comes to an end, be sure to complete your event experience on a high note at the cantmiss closing luncheon. Here you will get a great wrap-up for the week and find out who the winners are of the prestigious Projects of the Year Awards. Learn more about the Program Awards to the right.
SUBMISSIONS WILL OPEN ON MAY 1 IN THE FOLLOWING HYDROPOWER-RELATED AWARDS CATEGORIES: Dam or Civil Works Construction or Rehabilitation Environmental Sustainability New (Greenfield) Development (10-100 MW) New (Greenfield) Development (101-20,000 MW) Project Financial Closing Project Refurbishment/Modernization Small Hydro (less than 10 MW) For more details on the HydroVision Brasil 2013 Projects of the Year Awards, please contact Heather Williams at HWilliams@pennwell.com.
WEBCAST DATE: 11 July 2013

Visit www.powerbrasilevents.com for More Details and How To Register!
PennWell do Brasil and its events are PROUD MEMBERS of the U.S. Trade Certification Program!
SUBMISSIONS WILL OPEN ON MAY 1 IN THE FOLLOWING TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION-RELATED AWARDS CATEGORIES: Smart Grid Smart Metering Demand Response / Energy Efficiency Transmission Projects For more details on the DistribuTECH Brasil 2013 Projects of the Year Awards, please contact Teresa Hansen at TeresaH@pennwell.com or Eduardo Gondim at EduardoG@pennwell.com.
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08:00 - 20:00 10:00 - 12:00 12:00 - 20:00 13:00 - 14:30 Registration Joint Opening Keynote Session Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: Exhibit Hall OPEN Delegate Lunch on Exhibit Floor SESSION 1: Energy Generation in Brazil - Present Status & Future Plans 14:00 - 15:30 SESSION 1A: Protection, Automation and Standardization: Innovations SESSION 1A: Smart Grid Projects 15:30 - 16:00 Networking Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor SESSION 2A: Cogeneration & On-site Power Production 16:00 - 17:30 SESSION 2A: Turbines: New Technologies SESSION 2A: Distributed Generation Integrations Impact on the Distribution Market 17:30 - 20:00 Welcome Reception on Exhibit Floor SESSION 2B: SESSION 2B: SESSION 2B: Environmental Issues of Electricity Production Hot Topics in Hydro in Latin America Wide-Area Systems Based on Synchrophasors SESSION 2C: Ideas in Action! Success Stories at Small- and Medium-Sized Hydro Projects throughout the World SESSION 2C: Integrating with Security SESSION 1B: SESSION 1B: New Hydro: Applying Strategic Thinking and Novel Equipment Designs Enabling Self-Healing Networks SESSION 1C: Achieving Sustainable Hydropower: Social and Environmental Actions SESSION 1C: Information Intelligence

08:30 - 19:00 09:30 - 11:00 10:00 - 19:00 11:00 - 12:00 12:00 - 13:30 Registration Session 3: Special Session Exhibit Hall Open Networking Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor Delegate Lunch on Exhibit Floor SESSION 4A: Fossil Fuel Thermal Generation I 13:30 - 15:00 SESSION 4A: Turbines and Related Equipment: A Focus on Design SESSION 4A: Technical Losses also are Relevant and You Must Tackle Them 15:00 - 16:00 Networking Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor SESSION 5A: Fossil Fuel Thermal Generation II 16:00 - 17:30 SESSION 5A: Generators and Transformers: Protection, Stability and Environmental Aspects SESSION 5A: Demand Response and Analytics 17:30 - 19:00 Event Party on Exhibit Floor SESSION 5B: SESSION 5B: SESSION 5B: Energy from Biomass & Waste Hydromechanical & Lifting Equipment: Sharing Lessons Learned & Best Practices Developing Strategies And Projects for a Smarter Grid SESSION 5C: Overcoming Social and Environmental Challenges during Hydro Development SESSION 5C: Keeping the Grid Under Control SESSION 4B: SESSION 4B: SESSION 4B: Addressing the Challenges of Variable Output Renewable Integration Tools for Managing Your Business in a Challenging Market Automating Electric Utility Installations SESSION 4C: Mitigating Impacts on the Aquatic Environment SESSION 4C: Integrating New Power Sources

08:00 - 13:00 08:00 - 21:00 Registration Exhibitor Move-Out (Exhibit Hall is NOT open to attendees) SESSION 6: Operation & Maintenance 09:30 - 11:00 SESSION 6: Perspectives of Hydro Construction Companies: A Special Roundtable Discussion SESSION 6: International Case Studies 11:00 - 11:15 Networking Coffee Break Conference Area SESSION 7: Policy & Finance 11:15 - 12:45 SESSION 7: Modernization and Rehabilitation: Improving What We Already Have SESSION 7: DistribuTECH Brasil Mega Session 13:00 - 15:00 Closing Awards Luncheon
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
More than 70 Leading Professionals in Power Generation and Power Delivery markets across the globe have come together to develop a comprehensive, cutting-edge conference program that effectively addresses all facets of power generation, hydropower and transmission / distribution. The conferences session details, begin on page 20.
JORGE ALCAIDE Regional Director Wrtsil Brazil, Brazil MARCIO BERGH Electrical Engineer Yokogawa, Brazil AGNALDO BRAGANA District Sales Manager Siemens, Brazil CAMILO CONTRERAS Marketing Manager Latin America OPRA Turbines, The Netherlands MARCOS COSTA Country President Alstom, Brazil IVAN JANKOV Dpt. Novas Tecnologias ENFIL S/A Controle Ambiental, Brazil SAMUEL MACEDO Application Engineer Metso Automation, Brazil LUIZ MAGGIONI Business Development Manager Wrtsil Brazil, Brazil JOSE MALTA CEO Podium Energy MHI, Brazil ARMANDO PEREIRA Global Projects Sales Director Honeywell, Brazil MARCUS PEREIRA Account Manager - Oil & Gas Woodward, Brazil EDUARDO S Thermal Power Gas Plants Alstom, Brazil
HANA-MURIEL SETTEBOUN UP Business Development & Finance FK Group, South Africa JORVIC VITAL Industry Technical Consultant Nalco, Brazil
CARLOS CALDERARO Principal Engineer MWH Americas, Canada JOAO CANELLAS PIRES DE MELLO Energy Consultant Construcoes e Comercio Camargo Correa S A, Brazil PAULO COSTA Head of Solar and Hydro Division Siemens Ltda, Brazil MONICA CARVALHO Coordenacao de Comunicaco Social Furnas, Brazil GUIHEREME DE LIMA Project Engineer Northwest Hydraulic Consultants, Canada MARLOS FABIANO DE MORAES Mechanical Coordinator MPX Energy-EBX Group Company, Brazil EVALDO CESARI DE OLIVEIRA Chief Technical Officer Brookfield Energia Renovavel S.a., Brazil ALEXANDRE DEL REY Strategic Marketing Manager, Market Intelligence Voith Hydro Ltda., Brazil LUCIANO TEIXEIRA DOS SANTOS Tendering and Engineering Manager Alstom, Brazil CARMO GONCALVES Hydro Power Plant Electromechanical Design Manager Eletrobras Eletronorte, Brazil
DIETER HOPF Commercial Director Andrade Gutierrez, Brazil BRIAN HUGHES Principal Northwest Hydraulic Consultants, Canada SELMO KUPERMAN Director Desek LT, Brazil FABIO DA SILVA LACERDA Electrical Engineer Eletrobras Furnas, Brazil BAYARDO MATERON Director Bayardo Matern Associados LTDA, Brazil TERESA MULLER Assessoria de Comunicao Furnas, Brazil JOSE NARDI Market Manager, Power Generation ABB, Brazil BOUDEWIJN NEIJENS VP Marketing & Business Development Copperleaf Technologies, Canada RICARDO NETO Itaipu Binacional, Brazil DOUGLAS NOBREGA Mechanical Engineer CHESF, Brazil JENS PAEUTZ Head, Marketing & Communications Department Andritz Hydro GmbH, Austria
PAULO PEREIRA Mechanical Engineer - Hydro Application Manager Federal-Mogul Deva GmbH, Germany FRANCISCO RENNO NETO General Manager, CEO Rennosonic Tecnologia LTDA, Brazil GABRIEL DOS SANTOS CRUZ ROCHA Project Manager CNEC WorleyParsons Engenharia SA, Brazil LUIZ AMERICO ROGO General Executive Construcoes e Comercio Camargo Correa S A, Brazil MARIO SCALETTA Vice President, South America Rizzo Associates Argentina-Chile-Peru, Argentina ROBSON LUIZ SCHIEFLER Transmission and Generation Assessor COPEL - Companhia Paranaense de Energia, Brazil YVES SILVA Sales Engineer, Renewable Energy GGB Bearing Technology, GGB, Brazil ADELMO TABOSA CAMPOS Engineer CHESF, Brazil CARLOS INFANTE TEIXEIRA Director of Market Development InterTechne Consultores S/A, Brazil
GERALDO LCIO TIAGO FILHO Executive Secretary National Center of Reference in Small Hydro Power, Brazil LUIS VINTIMILA Engineer Independent Consultant, Ecuador
CLEBER ANGELO Global Product Manager ABB Inc., United States MARCELO ASSEF Diretor Comercial Nansen S.A. Instrumentos de Preciso , Brazil GERALDO BARBOSA General Manager ESCO Technologies do Brazil, Brazil MARIO ROBERTO BASTOS Senior Engineer of Supervision and Control CTEEP, Brazil DAVID CACERES Executive Consultant DNV KEMA, Brazil MAURO CARMELLO Manager for Operative Processes and Automation CPFL Energia, Brazil EUGENIO CARVALHEIRA Application Engineer/Training Manager LA OMICRON Electronics, United States DENYS CRUZ DE SOUZA Superintendente de Desenvolvimento e Engenharia da Distribuio CEMIG Distribuicao S.A. , Brazil MATT DHILLON Senior Associate Consultant ESTA International, United States ROBERTO FALCO Vice President Utilities Latin America Ventyx, an ABB co., Brazil FABIANO GALVO CARVALHO Neoenergia MARCO JANSSEN CEO UTInnovation, Netherlands
LAWRENCE E. JONES Vice President, Utility Innovations & Infrastructure Resilience, ALSTOM Grid Inc., United States ALEX LAGO Principal Structure, United States CLAUDIO LIMA President AGX Energia, Brazil ARTHUR LOBATO Vice President Brazil Silver Spring Networks, Brazil R UI MANO Director, International Business Development Choice Technologies, Brazil LICINIO MIRANDA TAE - LatAm GE-Digital Energy, Brazil ACHER MOSSE Executive Director Latin America EPRI International Inc., Brazil Iony Patriota de Siqueira Manager of Automation and Protection Systems Chesf, Brazil M ARCOS RIZZO Vice President of Business Development ELONET, Brazil E DUARDO TADEU MATTOS MENTONE System Operation Manager AES Electropaulo, Brazil TIM WOLF Marketing Director Itron Inc., United States
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14:00 15:30 SESSION 1 ENERGY GENERATION IN BRAZIL - PRESENT STATUS & FUTURE PLANS
Total primary energy consumption in Brazil has increased by close to a third in the last decade, due to sustained economic growth making it the ninth largest energy consumer in the world and the third largest in the Western Hemisphere. This session aims to provide an overview of the sector today and give an insight into the future of energy generation in Brazil. SESSION CHAIR: Jose Malta, Podium Energy - MHI, Brazil Title to be Confirmed SPEAKER: Martin Fischer, Eon/MPX, Brazil* Title to be Confirmed SPEAKER: Gentil Nogueira de S Jnior, ANEEL, Brazil* Title to be Confirmed SPEAKER: Jose Augusto Silva Machado, Petrobras, Brazil*

13:30 15:00 | CONCURRENT SESSION - CHOOSE FROM 2 SESSION 4A FOSSIL FUEL THERMAL GENERATION I
This session is the first of two giving an insight into some of the most advanced thermal plant technology and turbines being used in Brazil and further afield. SESSION CHAIR: Agnaldo Bragana, Siemens, Brazil Advanced Gas Turbine Combined Cycle Plants - Design Features, Siting Issues, Emissions, Rapid Start, and Carbon Capture Aspects SPEAKER: Jack Senthilvel, WorleyParsons, United States Flexicycle Power Plants Combining Unique Operational Flexibility with Optimum Combined Cycle Efficiency SPEAKER: Kristian Mkel, Wrtsil Finland Oy, Finland CO-AUTHOR(S): Sami Sivola, Wrtsil Finland Oy, Finland Operational Experience of Mitsubishi M501J Gas Turbine SPEAKER: Carlos Koeneke, Mitsubishi Power System Americas, Inc., United States CO-AUTHOR(S): Satoshi Hada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan Takashi Kishine, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan Junichiro Masada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,LTD., Japan Alstom GT Portfolio to Support Changing Market Requirements SPEAKER: Sasha Savic, Alstom, Switzerland
16:00 17:30 | CONCURRENT SESSION - CHOOSE FROM 2 SESSION 2A COGENERATION & ON-SITE POWER PRODUCTION
A session focusing on the clean and efficient generation of power through decentralized generation, and combined heat and power for an industrial, utility and governmental audience. SESSION CHAIR: Marcus Pereira, Woodward, Brazil Experience from Operating the OP16 Gas Turbine on Alternative Fuels SPEAKER: Lars-Uno Axelsson, OPRA Turbines BV, Netherlands CO-AUTHOR(S): Martin Beran, OPRA Turbines BV, Netherlands Industrial Co-generation - Quo Vadis? Case Studies of CCPP in TKCSA in Rio de Janeiro & Conventional Steam Power Plant in Leuna, Germany. SPEAKER: Esteban Arroyave, STEAG Energy Services do Brazil Ltda., Brazil Gasification: A Pathway to Synthetic Natural Gas, Chemical Feedstocks and Clean Transportation Fuels SPEAKER: Harry Morehead, Siemens Energy, Inc., United States Title to be Confirmed SPEAKER: Leonardo Caio, COGEN Brazil Association, Brazil
16:00 17:30 | CONCURRENT SESSION - CHOOSE FROM 2 SESSION 5A FOSSIL FUEL THERMAL GENERATION II
The second of two sessions to give an insight into some of the most advanced thermal plant technology and turbines being used in Brazil and further afield. SESSION CHAIR: Eduardo S, Alstom, Brazil Siemens Large Scale Gas Turbines for Electric Power Generation SPEAKER: Francisco Dovali-Solis, Siemens Energy, United States CO-AUTHOR(S): Carlos Curti, Siemens Energy, Inc., United States Low Cost Fuel Opportunities Provided by CFB Boilers SPEAKER: Ari Kokko, Metso Power, Finland CO-AUTHOR(S): Rafael Pulgar, Metso Power South America Ltda, Brazil Title to be Confirmed SPEAKER: Representative from MPX*
SESSION 2B ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES OF ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION

This session will lift the lid on the latest policy and technologies aimed at reducing any detrimental environmental effects from conventional power generation. SESSION CHAIR: Camilo Contreras, OPRA Turbines , Netherlands Roadmap for Compliance Using Existing Equipment - Options for Upgrading an Underperforming ESP SPEAKER: Brian Phelan, Babcock & Wilcox, USA Aspects of Landfill Gas to Energy Plant Project at a Sao Paulo Landfill SPEAKER: Flvio Ladeira Luchesi, CNEC WorleyParsons Engenharia SA , Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Maria Tereza Campos, CNEC WorleyParsons Engenharia S/A, Brazil Gabriel Rocha, CNEC WorleyParsons Engenharia S/A, Brazil Darwin Guimares Torelli, CNEC WorleyParsons Engenharia SA , Brazil Semi-Dry Flue Gas Desulfurization System for Coal Fired Thermoelectric Power Plants in Brazil SPEAKER: Marcelo Ozawa, ENFIL S/A Controle Ambiental, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Renato Greco, ENFIL S.A. Controle Ambiental, Brazil Towards Efficiency Improvement of Bagasse Combustion in Grate-Fired Boilers SPEAKER: Pawe Doman ski, Metso, Poland CO-AUTHOR(S): Jari Leppkoski, Metso, Finland Evandro De Paulo Durando, Pedra Agroindustrial, Brazil Lasse Kauppinen, Metso, Finland
SESSION 5B ENERGY FROM BIOMASS & WASTE

This session aims to give an insight into the design, operation and environmental aspects of modern waste and biomass thermal conversion technologies and the associated energy recovery. SESSION CHAIR: Luiz Maggioni, Wrtsil Brazil, Brazil Maximizing Energy from Biofuel and Waste SPEAKER: Sonja Enestam, Metso Power Oy, Finland CO-AUTHOR(S): Rafael Pulgar, Metso Power, Brazil Niklas Engblom, Metso Power, Finland Successful Cases in Energy from Waste. The Right Approach to Brazilian Projects SPEAKER: Eckhard Lehmann, Doosan Lentjes, Germany CO-AUTHOR(S): Gerhard Lohe, Doosan Lentjes, Germany Antonio Carlos Dourado Rocha, Doosan Power Systems, Brazil Need for Innovative Renewable Projects to Diversify Energy Mix without Compromising System Reliability - Power Generation from Woodchips (biomass) SPEAKER: Michael Vahrenkamp, Steag Energy Services do Brazil, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Mrcio Teixeira, Steag Energy Services do Brazil, Brazil Operating Experience with Large-Scale WtE Facilities Martin Baer, Process Engineer, Fisia Babcock Environment, Germany
SESSION 4B ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF VARIABLE OUTPUT RENEWABLE INTEGRATION

Focusing specifically on wind and solar, this session looks at the latest regulations, technologies and innovations for integration into Brazils Grid System SESSION CHAIR: Marcio Bergh, Yokogawa, Brazil PV-Diesel-Hybrid Systems for Industrial Applications Financial Attractiveness and Technological Feasibility SPEAKER: Jens Eiko Birkholz, SMA Solar Technology, Germany Title to be Confirmed SPEAKER: Representative from ABEEOLICA, Brazil* Title to be Confirmed SPEAKER: Representative from Gamesa, Brazil*
* = invited/to be confirmed

09:30 11:00 SESSION 6 OPERATION & MAINTENANCE
A look at operation and maintenance procedures being implemented in Brazil and the latest techniques being used around the world. SESSION CHAIR: Jorvic Vital, Nalco, Brazil Using High Performance Steam Turbine Technology to Improve the Efficiency of Existing Machines SPEAKER: Mike Davies, Alstom Power, United Kingdom A full-scope Gas Turbine Power Plant Simulator for Operators Training SPEAKER: Sandro Barros Ferreira, GT2 Energia, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Claudia D. Romeiro Shirozaki, GT2 Energia, Brazil Gustavo Ribeiro Soares Pint, GT2 Energia, Brazil Jorge Isaac Rodriguez Rodriguez, GT2 Energia, Brazil Rafael Silverio Barbosa, GT2 Energia, Brazil Rodrigo de Oliveira Bello Marques, GT2 Energia, Brazil Sandro Barros Ferreira, GT2 Energia, Brazil Victor dos Santos Assumpo, GT2 Energia, Brazil Predictive Diagnostic to detect Faults and Problems in Power Plant Operation SPEAKER: Dennis Braun, STEAG Energy Services, Germany Flow Accelerated Corrosion (FAC) in the Power Industry SPEAKER: Anton Banweg, Nalco, Brazil
11:15 12:45 SESSION 7 POLICY & FINANCE

This session will look at what the policy makers must implement and the financiers must achieve to ensure the full potential and future of Brazils power generation industry is met. SESSION CHAIR: Ivan Jankov, ENFIL S/A Controle Ambiental, Brazil Win-Win Schemes in LTSA and OMA (O&M Agreements) SPEAKER: Kai Uwe Braekler, Cia. Elctrica de Sochagota S.A. E.S.P., Colombia Beyond the Bell Curve: Managing Capital Program and Large Project Risk! SPEAKER: Mark Bridgers, Continuum Advisory Group, United States Local Content and Development of Technologies and Suppliers, a look beyond Legal Requirements - The Petrobras experience SPEAKER: Ronaldo Mascarenhas Lima Martins, Petrobras, Brazil

14:00 15:30 | CONCURRENT SESSION - CHOOSE FROM 3 SESSION 1A PROTECTION, AUTOMATION AND STANDARDIZATION: INNOVATIONS
Presenters from leading equipment manufacturers offer innovative ideas and discussions regarding protection and control systems. Topics Include: Use of expert systems to provide intelligent protection during turbine startup Design criteria for cabling How International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards for communication networks and systems for power utility automation, including substations, affects hydropower generation SESSION CHAIR: Tulio Furtado, Director, Andritz Hydro Brazil Ltda, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Alexandre Del Rey, Strategic Marketing Manager, Market Intelligences, Voith, Brazil Design and Application of a Fuzzy Expert Protection System: Startup of a Hydroelectric Turbine SPEAKER: Matias Marticorena, Sitrackvibes, Argentina CO-AUTHOR(S): Danilo Babaglio, Martin Garrett, Oscar Garcia Peyrano, and Leonardo Tarquini, SitrackVibes, Argentina, Rafael Meza, IMPSA Hydro, Argentina New Challenges for IEC61850 and Hydropower Generation SPEAKER: Aron Baroukh, Alstom, Brazil CO AUTHOR(S): Vincent Allarousse, Antonio Carlos Padoan and Stephane Poete, Alstom Hydro France, France Modular Cable Sealing and Retention System for Hydro Turbines SPEAKER: Gianpaolo Paese, ROXTEC Latin America, Brazil Object-Oriented Programming and Standardization as Key Concepts for Components and Software in Hydroelectric Installations SPEAKER: Marcelo Malafaia, Andritz Hydro, Brazil
SESSION 1B NEW HYDRO: APPLYING STRATEGIC THINKING AND NOVEL EQUIPMENT DESIGNS
Throughout the world, development of new hydro projects are benefitting from innovative thinking, new equipment design, and cost-cutting techniques. Join this session to gain strategic insight from innovative project developers and equipment manufacturers. SESSION CHAIR: Bayardo Materon, Director, Bayardo Matern Associados LTDA, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Paulo Costa, Sales and Marketing Manager Energy Sector, Hydro and Wind, Siemens Ltda, Brazil Design of Powerhouse and Hydraulic Circuits of Upstream Baixo Sabor Hydroelectric Power Project SPEAKER: Mahomed Irfan, EDP - Gesto da Produo de Energia, S.A. , Portugal Progress Report on Ocean Energies at Voith Hydro SPEAKER: Wolfgang Maier, Voith Hydro Ocean Current Technologies GmbH&Co KG, Germany Assessment of Mixing Kaplan and Propeller Machines: Cost Annual Energy Optimization SPEAKER: Bartos Wykrota, Andritz Hydro, Brazil CO-AUTHOR: Elisa Gomes, Andritz Hydro, Austria Hydro Governors Maintain Grid Stability SPEAKER: Roger Clarke-Johnson, American Governor Company, United States ALTERNATE: Numerical Modeling An Simulation of a Complete Flow Turbine Francis: An Application to the Itaipu Turbines SPEAKER: Joo Marra, ITAIPU Binacional, Brazil
SESSION 1C ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE HYDROPOWER: SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

Sustainable construction, operation, and maintenance of hydropower plants involve project developers and owners taking important actions to mitigate social- and environmental-related impacts. Discuss facts related to social and environmental aspects of hydro, and appropriate mitigation actions owners and operators are taking. SESSION CHAIR: Francisco Renno Neto, General Manager, CEO, FRENETO, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Daniel Breanza, Electromechanical Coordinator Ag Energia, Andrade Gutierrez, Brazil Multi-Purpose Reservoirs at Hydropower Plants SPEAKER: Marcelo Marchi dos Santos, Camargo Correa, Brazil CO-AUTHORS: Jose Braga, Miller Pereira, Joo Teixeira Pires, Camargo Correa, Brazil Use of Flow Meters for Control of Invasive Mussels SPEAKER: Guilherme Carvalho, ULTRAFLUX, France More Efficient Power Generation through Environmentally Responsible Non-destructive Cleaning SPEAKER: Tyson Marlowe, Cold Jet LLC, United States ALTERNATE: Tackling Local Issues at Chanju-I HEP (36 MW) India SPEAKER: Swaraj Lalit, I A Energy, India
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16:00 17:30 | CONCURRENT SESSION - CHOOSE FROM 3 SESSION 2A TURBINES: NEW TECHNOLOGIES
While the concept of producing electricity using the mechanical power of water has been known and used for more than 100 years, the industry is currently seeing significant advances and innovations in hydraulic turbine technology. Applying state-of-the-art technologies will make the next generation of hydro projects the most efficient machines ever to be built. SESSION CHAIR: Arthur Leotta, Head of LH Proposal Engineering, Andritz Hydro Brazil Ltda, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Yves Silva, Sales Engineer, Renewable Energy, GGB Bearing Technology, GGB Brazil, Brazil La Tasajera Project: Hydraulic Development of New Pelton Runner SPEAKER: Martin Rojido, IMPSA, Argentina High Thrust Load in Self Lube Sleeve Bearing Design SPEAKER: Fernando Correia, Zollern Brazil, Brazil Comparative Study of Calculation Methods of Hydraulic Turbines Wicket Gates SPEAKER: Murilo Trettel, Andritz Hydro, Brazil CO-AUTHOR: Eduardo Koichi Iha, Andritz Hydro, Brazil Energy Efficiency Measurements In Hydro Power Generation SPEAKER: Joao Carlos Matheus, JONFRA, Brazil ALTERNATE: Wheels Kaplan: A Discussion of Application Bronze Bushings Centrifuged Mechanisms Wheel Kaplan SPEAKER: Wilson Takao, ITALBRONZE, Brazil
SESSION 2B HOT TOPICS IN HYDRO IN LATIN AMERICA

Countries throughout Latin America are hotbeds for hydro development. This special session offers insights from hydro experts about the latest development activity in the region, and the factors favorable to development in specific countries. Check the HydroVision Brasil conference page at www. hydrovisionbrasil.com for updates on speakers for this session. To nominate a topic or speaker for this session, please contact Conference Manager Heather Williams at hwilliams@pennwell.com.
SESSION 2C IDEAS IN ACTION! SUCCESS STORIES AT SMALL- AND MEDIUM-SIZED HYDRO PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
Participate in this session to gather ideas and proven practices for better design, operations and maintenance at small and mediumsized hydro projects. SESSION CHAIR: Bayardo Materon, Director, Bayardo Matern Associados LTDA, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Paulo Costa, Sales and Marketing Manager, Energy Sector, Hydro and Wind, Siemens Ltda, Brazil Mid Stream Diversion Arrangement in Dikchu River for DikChu HEP (96 MW) - A Case Study SPEAKER: Parveen Mittar Nanda, Sneha Kinetics Pvt Ltd., India CO-AUTHOR: Vijay Kumar Atluri, Greenko Group, India Performance Analysis of Elbow Draft Tube of Reaction Turbine Under Unsteady Flow Conditions SPEAKER: Upendra Rajak, Manit Bhopal, India CO-AUTHOR: Ruchi Khare, M.A. National Institute of Technology Bhopal, India Electromechanical, Optimizations and Studies for the Exapansion of Coaracy Nunes Hydro Power Plant SPEAKER: Carmo Goncalves, Eletrobras Eletronorte, Brazil CO-AUTHORS: Rogerio Goncalves, Cid Antunes Horta, Carlos Eduardo Oliveira, and Luiz Rufato, Eletrobras Eletronorte, Brazil Rotating Exciter Equipped With Thyristors Offers Fast Regulation Characteristics and a Carbon Dust Free Operation SPEAKER: Hannes Wilhelmsson, VG Power AB, Sweden CO-AUTHORS: Andre Cunha, Leandro Oliveira, and Masato Yano, Voith Hydro Ltda, Brazil ALTERNATE: Design and Development of an Composite Pelton Wheel for Pico Hydro Power Plants SPEAKER: A K M Khabirul Islam, Military Institute of Science & Technology (MIST), Bangladesh

13:30 15:00 | CONCURRENT SESSION - CHOOSE FROM 3 SESSION 4A TURBINES AND RELATED EQUIPMENT: A FOCUS ON DESIGN
This session brings together some of the best design minds in the hydro business to share knowledge and experiences on the topic of hydraulic turbine design. Presentations feature application of new tools, information, and methodologies in the design of bulb turbines, Francis turbines, headcovers, and wicket gates. SESSION CHAIR: Marlos Fabiano de Moraes, Independent Consultant, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Luciano dos Santos, Head of Technical Marketing & Tendering, Alston Hydro, Brazil Low Head Turbines - Hydraulic Design Features and a Bulb Case SPEAKER: Alexandre Ferretti, Andritz Hydro, Brazil CO-AUTHORS: Maria Collins, Peter Grafenberger and Simon Weissenberger, Andritz Hydro GmbH, Austria, Richard Straatmann, Andritz Hydro, Brazil New Design in Francis Turbines Type with Vertical Shaft SPEAKER: Flavio Delattre Levis, Intertechne Consultores S.A., Brazil CO-AUTHORS: Miguel Henrique Parra de Oliveira, and Marcelo Stahlhoefer, Intertechne Consultores S.A., Brazil The Design Reliability of Turbine Headcover - Thrust Bearing Support/Rotor Construction for High-Pressure Hydrounits SPEAKER: Fedor Stepanov, Power Machines OJSC, Russian Federation Powertech Labs Test in Accordance with US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Specification Simulates the Wicket Gate Bearings Operating Conditions in Belo Monte Project on Xingu River SPEAKER: Flavio Soto, GGB Bearing Technology, Brazil CO-AUTHORS: William Barreto, Lus Ruscitto , and Yves Silva, GGB Bearing Technology, Brazil ALTERNATE: Physical Hydraulic Model Studies for Hydroelectric Projects SPEAKER: Guihereme de Lima, Northwest Hydraulic Consultants, Canada
SESSION 4B TOOLS FOR MANAGING YOUR BUSINESS IN A CHALLENGING MARKET

The hydraulic power generation market poses significant challenges to business management professionals. Regulations, market demands, resource availability and the permanent requirement of environmental compliance these all impact the way companies do business and manage their internal resources. Join this important session to learn how to apply tools to aid in successfully managing your business, portfolios and assets despite these challenges. SESSION CHAIR: Carlos Infante Teixeira, Director of Market Development, InterTechne Consultores S/A, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Michael Machado, Vice President, AREMAS, Brazil Public-Private Partnership Projects in Pakistans HydroPower SectorApprehensions/Way Forward SPEAKER: Muhammad Shoaib Iqbal, Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA), Pakistan New Developments in Optimal Asset Management SPEAKER: Andrew Bridgeman, Hatch, Canada CO-AUTHORS: Francois Welt, and Danielle Zyngier, Hatch, Canada Control Centers Generation Applied to the Current Market Momentum of Generation in Brazil SPEAKER: Otavio Amorim, Emerson Process Management, Brazil Tough Times Require Tough Decisions: How to Optimize Your Project Portfolios SPEAKER: Boudewijn Neijens, Copperleaf Technologies, Canada ALTERNATE: Management of Portfolio: The Challenge of Strategic Alignment with R & D Projects for Hydroelectric Use SPEAKER: Alexandra da Silva, Fundao Parque Tecnolgico Itaipu, Brazil CO-AUTHOR: Carlos Ariel Baez, Fundao Parque Tecnolgico Itaipu, Brazil
SESSION 4C MITIGATING IMPACTS ON THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT

Learn about the sustainable use and conservation of aquatic environments in areas influenced and affected by hydroelectric power plants. SESSION CHAIR: Domingo Rodriguez Fernandez, Veterinary Doctor in Zoology, Itaipu Binacional, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Adriano Freitas, Marketing and Sales Manager, ABB, Brazil A Numerical Model to Simulate Fish Egg Trajectories in the Velhas River SPEAKER: Marcela Politano, The University of Iowa, United States CO-AUTHORS: Abgail Pinheiro, and Herslia Santos, CEFET-MG, Brazil Innovative Electric Deterrence Technology to Guide DownstreamMoving Fish Away from Hydropower-Related Projects and Water Intake Canals SPEAKER: Aaron Murphy, Smith-Root, Inc., United States CO-AUTHOR: Carl Burger, Smith-Root, Inc., United States Future of Low Head Turbines Concerning Environmental Aspect SPEAKER: Giuseppe Bonfigli, Andritz Hydro, Switzerland CO-AUTHORS: Maria Collins and Josef Michelcic, Andritz Hydro GmbH, Austria; Lucas Baldani, Andritz Hydro Inepar, Brazil; Maxime Gauthier and Roger Grenier, Andritz Hydro Ltd, Canada; and Mirjam Sick, Andritz Hydro, Switzerland Long Term Monitoring (2003-2009) of Created Fish Habitat to Offset Losses, Granite Canal Hydroelectric Development, Newfoundland, Canada SPEAKER: James McCarthy, AMEC, Canada ALTERNATE: Process for Fisheries Act Approval, Lower Churchill Hydroelectric Generation Development, Labrado, Canada SPEAKER: David Robbins, AMEC, Canada CO-AUTHOR: James McCarthy, AMEC, Canada

16:00 17:30 | CONCURRENT SESSION - CHOOSE FROM 3 SESSION 5A GENERATORS AND TRANSFORMERS: PROTECTION, STABILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
State-of-the-art presentations offer vital information on the topic of hydro generators and transformers from the perspectives of design, operation, and repair. A selection of wide-ranging generator- and transformer-related topics is sure to make this session valuable for any hydro professional with an interest in or responsibility for electrical equipment at hydro projects. SESSION CHAIR: Francisco Renno, General Manager, CEO, FRENETO, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Johnny Rocha, Engineering Manager, Technical Marketing and Tender Division, Alstom, Brazil Differential Protection Split Phase When and Why Use It? SPEAKER: Fbio Santos, Alstom, Brazil CO AUTHOR: Jorge Johnny Rocha Echeverria, Alstom Hydro Power, Brazil Real Case of Improvement in System Stability Applying Voltage Regulator in Cascade with Field Current Regulator SPEAKER: Arthur Vieira de Moraes, Andritz, Austria Transformer Oil Regeneration SPEAKER: Olga Vorkun, PC Globecore, Ukraine Developing the Design of Adjustable Speed Generators and Generator-Motors for Hydropower SPEAKER: Viktor Novozhilov, Power Machines, JSC, Russian Federation Generator Rotor Coil End Lead Connectors Failure and Rectification SPEAKER: Peter Berthelsen, CS Energy, Australia ALTERNATE: Diagnosis, Repair and Temporary Repair Project Complete with a Generator Rotor Bending Fatigue Cracks SPEAKER: Fernando Alcarraz, UTE Generacin, Uruguay CO-AUTHOR: Mario Albornoz, UTE Generacin, Uruguay
SESSION 5B HYDROMECHANICAL AND LIFTING EQUIPMENT: SHARING LESSONS LEARNED AND BEST PRACTICES
Emergency closure devices used for protection of Bulb and Kaplan turbines. A system for moving floating timber in a waterway past a hydro plant. Stress concentrations in large penstocks. These are very real challenges experienced at hydro plants throughout the world. This session brings together civil and mechanical engineering experts to share ideas and practices for addressing a host of practical challenges related to hydromechancial and lifting equipment. SESSION CHAIR: Paulo Cesar Ferrira Erbisti, Independent Consultant Engineer, Acqua Engenharia Ltda., Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Ticao Siguemoto, Technology Manager, Bardella S.A., Brazil Kaplan vs. Bulb Hydro-Mechanics and Lifting Devices Arrangements SPEAKER: Adailson Vieira de Paula, Alstom, France Risk Mitigation Measures toward Long-Term Availability of Pressure Tunnels SPEAKER: Helmut Wannenmacher, Amberg Engineering Ltd, Switzerland CO-AUTHOR: Harald Krenn, Zueblin Ground Engineering, Austria The Stresses Concentration in Large Penstock Coatings due to Geometrical Imperfections SPEAKER: Adam Adamkowski, The Szewalski Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery, Poland CO-AUTHORS: Leszek Kwapisz, and Mariusz Lewandowski, The Szewalski Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery, Poland Hydraulic Gates - Wood Logs Transposition System SPEAKER: Miriam Maia, Bardella, Brazil CO-AUTHOR: Jose Pedrazzi, Bardella, Brazil ALTERNATE: Improving Hollow - Cone Valves Operation Through Theoetical and Experimental Recommendations SPEAKER: Onik Choulian, Independent Consultant, United States
SESSION 5C OVERCOMING SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES DURING HYDRO DEVELOPMENT

The development of new hydro projects often present issues associated with social and environmental impacts. Cost-effective solutions for these impacts are needed for the projects to be feasible. Presenters offer insights and experiences for overcoming social- and environmental-related challenges. SESSION CHAIR: Gabriel Rocha, Project Manager, CNEC WorleyParsons Engenharia S/A, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Dieter Hopf, Commercial Director, Andrade Gutierrez, Brazil Developing and Sustaining Hydro Integrated Renewable Energy System (Hydro, Solar and Wind) for Rural Areas of Papua New Guinea SPEAKER: Rebecca Kiage, Suapi Management Consultancy, Papua New Guinea How Socio-Environmental Aspects Changed the Head Position of Tibago River Resource Assessment SPEAKER: Eurico Carvalho-Filho, CNEC WorleyParsons Engenharia S/A, Brazil Inambari River Hydroelectric Project: Cost-Benefit Analysis Including Environmental Costs SPEAKER: Jos Serra Vega, Independent Consultant, Peru Social Responsibility in Managing Real Estate SPEAKER: Euclides J. Vargas, Escritrio Juridico, Brazil
THURSDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2013

09:30 11:00 SESSION 6 PERSPECTIVES OF HYDRO CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES: A SPECIAL ROUNDTABLE:DISCUSSION
During this special, not-to-be missed roundtable discussion, executives from Brazilian construction companies share viewpoints about the current business environment for the hydro market in Brazil, the biggest hydro-related challenges and opportunities currently facing hydro developers in Brazil and emerging trends for the future. Check the HydroVision Brasil conference page at www. hydrovisionbrasil.com for updates on speakers for this session. To nominate a topic or speaker for this session, please contact Conference Manager Heather Williams at hwilliams@pennwell.com.
11:15 12:45 SESSION 7 MODERNIZATION AND REHABILITATION: IMPROVING WHAT WE ALREADY HAVE
Improving existing hydro plants through capacity additions, efficiency increases, and equipment enhancements is a costeffective approach to adding installed capacity to meet growing demand. For example, in Brazil, more than 25,000 MW of capacity could be added through the rehabilitation of existing facilities. During this session, youll hear rehabilitation success stories, take away ideas you can apply in your own situation, and gain insight on what legislative changes will enable more of this type of work to be done in the future. SESSION CHAIR: Marcio Oliveira, Technical Marketing Manager - Hydro, Alstom Brazil, Brazil SESSION CO-CHAIR: Yves Silva, Sales Engineer, Renewable Energy, GGB Bearing Technology, GGB Brazil, Brazil Brazilian Market Discovering its Hydroelectric Rehabilitation Potential SPEAKER: Elisa Gomes, UNICAMP, Austria CO-AUTHOR: Srgio Bajay, UNICAMP, Brazil Capivara HPP; Generator Ring Site Machining SPEAKER: Izeds Bassetto, Andritz Hydro, Brazil CO-AUTHOR: Luiz Marcatto, Andritz Hydro Inepar, Brazil Daule Peripa A Case of Francis Runner Replacement with Modernization SPEAKER: Sergio Marcondes, Voith Hydro, Brazil CO-AUTHORS: Fabricio Cunha and Aline Mendes Thom, Voith Hydro Ltda., Brazil, Donald Webb, Voith Hydro Engineering Company MOD Technology, United States Juan Saavedra Mera, CELEP-EP Hidronacion, Ecuador Environment Friendly Bearings Solution for Kaplan Turbines Runner Hubs SPEAKER: Paulo Pereira, Federal-Mogul Deva GmbH, Germany ALTERNATE: Guri II Speed Governor Modernization, Voith SPEAKER: Fernando Hamaji, Voith Hydro, Brazil CO-AUTHOR: Jorge Izukawa, Voith Hydro, Brazil

14:00 15:30 Advanced Metering & Power Delivery Business Track SESSION 1A SMART GRID PROJECTS
In this session attendees will have the opportunity to hear about ongoing smart grid pilot projects in Brazil. Speakers will discuss the solutions that have been implemented and the preliminary results these utilities have obtained. SESSION CHAIR: Denys Cruz de Souza, Superintendente de Desenvolvimento e Engenharia da Distribuio, CEMIG Distribuio S.A., Brazil The CPFL Energia Smart Grid Program - Telemetering SPEAKER: Mauro Carmello, CPFL Energia, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Eduardo Caldas Cardoso, CPFL Energia, Brazil Jeferson de Souza Cunha, CPFL Energia, Brazil Nivaldo Salvador, CPFL Energia, Brazil Inovcity Aparecida: Implementing a Smart Grid Project in Brazil SPEAKER: Jeferson Marcondes, EDP Bandeirante, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Celso Garcia Lellis, ECIL Energia, Brazil Paulo Andreus, ECIL Energia, Brazil Carlos Affonso, ECIL Energia, Brazil Parintins Smart Grid Project SPEAKER: Bruno Maccari, ELO Sistemas Eletronicos S.A., Brazil
System Automation Track SESSION 1B ENABLING SELF-HEALING NETWORKS

Self-healing networks help optimize system operation and reduce outage duration to final users. The presenters in this session will discuss deployment of distribution automation systems that enable self-healing networks. SESSION CHAIR: Eugenio Carvalheira, Application Engineer/Training Manager LA, OMICRON Electronics, United States Enabling Self-Healing Strategies - Techno-Economic Assessment for Deployment of Distribution Automation SPEAKER: Nuno Silva, EFACEC, Portugal Electrical System Self-healing with the Use of Protection Relays and Smart Grid SPEAKER: Rafael Fernandes, Siemens, Brazil Smart Systems for Automatic Reconfiguration of Distribution Networks With Distributed Generation SPEAKER: Ana Paula de Mello, Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Lorenzo Comassetto, AES Sul Distribuidora Gaucha de Energia, Brazil Luciano Pfitscher, Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil Maicon Ramos, AES Sul Distribuidora Gaucha de Energia, Brazil Mauricio Sperandio, Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil Daniel Bernardon, Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil
System Operation Track SESSION 1C INFORMATION INTELLIGENCE

The quantity of data made available by existing and future monitoring systems forces a new approach to operating the systems and managing the data. The speakers in this session will discuss some of the processes and issues that must be considered when managing large amounts of data. SESSION CHAIR: Marco C. Janssen, CEO, UTInnovation, Netherlands Reducing Power Consumption and Managing the Grid with Cloud Services and Big Data SPEAKER: Amit Narayan, AutoGrid Systems Inc., United States Integration of Wide-area Monitoring in Modern SCADA/EMS Systems SPEAKER: Jorge Naccarino, Ventyx, an ABB company, United States Optimization of GIS Data for Distribution System Analysis SPEAKER: Jessica Morales, Operation Technology Inc., United States CO-AUTHOR(S): Tanuj Khandelwal, ETAP, United States

16:00 17:30 Advanced Metering & Power Delivery Business Track SESSION 2A DISTRIBUTED GENERATION INTEGRATIONS IMPACT ON THE DISTRIBUTION MARKET
The session speakers will discuss how distribution utilities can integrate diverse types of distributed generation into the distribution grid. They will focus on technical and commercial aspects, including how integrating distributed generation impacts the distribution business. SESSION CHAIR: Geraldo Barbosa, General Manager, ESCO Technologies do Brazil, Brazil Analyzing Control Station Photovoltaic Generators Return on Investment for Residential Consumers and Its Impact on Distribution Markets SPEAKER: Hber Henrique Selvo, ENERSUL S.A., Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Ricard Alves, ENERSUL S.A., Brazil Luiz Abe, ENERSUL S.A., Brazil Utility Data Analytics Strategies: The Key to Realizing the Latin American Smart Grid Business Case SPEAKER: David Groarke, Senior Analyst, GTM Research, United States Insertion of Photovoltaic Solar Generation in the Brazilian Electric Matrix: Barriers and Prospects SPEAKER: Trajano Viana, ElektSolar, Brazil
System Automation Track SESSION 2B WIDE-AREA SYSTEMS BASED ON SYNCHROPHASORS

The use of synchrophasors allows different wide-area applications to be implemented. The speakers in this session will discuss synchrophasor-based applications for distribution systems. The discussion will include a practical implementation of a wide-area tripping scheme in the Mexican grid as well as of a wide-area monitoring system in the Brazilian grid. SESSION CHAIR: Claudio Lima, President, AGX Energia, Brazil Synchrophasors for Distribution Applications SPEAKER: Geraldo Rocha, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Comerical Ltda., Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Bill Flerchinger, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, United States Roy Moxley, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, United States Synchrophasor-based Remedial Action Schemes for Automatic Tripping of the Interconnection Between Mexico and Central America SPEAKER: Enrique Martinez, Comision Federal de Electricidad, Mexico CO-AUTHOR(S): Nicolas Juarez, Comision Federal de Electricidad, Mexico Ricardo Mendez T., Comision Federal de Electricidad, Mexico Lauren Romero, Psymetrix Ltd., United Kingdom Norman Gamez S., Instituto Nacional de Electrificacion, Guatemala Luigi Vanfretti KTH, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden Dynamic Performance Evaluation of the Brazilian Electric System Using Synchrophasors SPEAKER: Mario Roberto Bastos, CTEEP, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Marcelo Agostini, UFSC, Brazil Marcelo Benetti, UFSC, Brazil Silvio de Souza, CTEEP, Brazil Ildemar Decker, UFSC, Brazil Aguinaldo e Silva, UFSC, Brazil
System Operation Track SESSION 2C INTEGRATING WITH SECURITY

Proper system operation and automation depends on reliable communication systems. The speakers in this session will discuss communication infrastructure and cybersecurity. SESSION CHAIR: Alex Lago, Principal, Structure Group, United States Challenges of Cybersecurity in Electric Power Substations SPEAKER: Ricardo Abboud, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Comercial Ltda., Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Carlos de Oliveira, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Comercial Ltda., Brazil Communication, Customer Service and Navigation System for Supporting Operating Procedures Within CEMIG Distribution SPEAKER: Reinaldo Loureiro Mendes, CEMIG, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Amanda Diniz, CEMIG D, Brazil Marcelo Salles Loureiro, Axxiom, Brazil Smart Communications System for Power Transmission SPEAKER: Jozthdwing Ramirez, PLC, United States CO-AUTHOR(S): Humberto Cabrera, CORPOELEC, Venezuela

13:30 15:00 Advanced Metering & Power Delivery Business Track SESSION 4A TECHNICAL LOSSES ALSO ARE RELEVANT AND YOU MUST TACKLE THEM
The speakers in this session will discuss tools and techniques used to measure, identify, classify and tackle technical losses on the T&D grid. They will cover ways to optimize the benefits available from such initiatives. SESSION CHAIR: Roberto Falco, Vice President Utilities Latin America, Ventyx, an ABB company, Brazil Allocating and Defining Power Loss Responsibilities in Distribution Systems SPEAKER: Valrio Albuquerque, CEMIG D, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Benedito Isaias Lopes, UNIFEI, Brazil Antonio Carlos Zambroni, UNIFEI, Brazil Saving Money With New Advanced Peak Load Management SPEAKER: Michael Wiebe, MW Consulting, United States CO-AUTHOR(S): Tony Richman, NES, United Kingdom Mitigating Distribution System Technical Losses by Optimizing Data and Technical-economic Analysis SPEAKER: Saad Habib, CEMIG D, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Alessandro Alves, Daimon Engenharia e Sistemas, Brazil Alden Antunes, Daimon Engenharia e Sistemas, Brazil Dario Nunes, Axxiom, Brazil Fabio Romero, Daimon Engenharia e Sistemas, Brazil
System Automation Track SESSION 4B AUTOMATING ELECTRIC UTILITY INSTALLATIONS

Automating all levels of the power grid is essential for a more reliable system. The speakers in this session will cover practical project implementation of utility automation installations in both distribution and transmission grids. SESSION CHAIR: Iony Patriota de Siqueira, Manager of Automation and Protection Systems, Chesf, Brazil Underground Cabin Automation SPEAKER: Ubirajara Fernandes, AES Eletropaulo, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Edson Nunes, AES Eletropaulo, Brazil Station Integration for Reduced Costs and Improved Operational Efficiency SPEAKER: Paulo Roberto Antunes de Souza, Siemens, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Ryan McMahon, ConEd NY, United States Bill Winters, ConEd NY, United States Pioneer Experience in Applying Submodule 2.7 in CTEEP Basic Grid Substations SPEAKER: Mario Roberto Bastos, CTEEP, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Marcelo Corra, STD, Brazil Daniel Sobrinho, CTEEP, Brazil Pricles Toledo, STD, Brazil
System Operation Track SESSION 4C INTEGRATING NEW POWER SOURCES

Integrating distributed generation into transmission and distribution networks can be challenging. The speakers in this session will discuss the impacts renewables and distributed generation integration can have on network operation and maintenance. SESSION CHAIR: Lawrence E. Jones, Vice President, Utility Innovations & Infrastructure Resilience, ALSTOM Grid Inc., United States Operational Impact of Distributed Generation (DG) to the Distribution Grid From the Utility Point of View SPEAKER: Rafael Nielson, CELG Distribuio, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Srgio Arajo, EMC/UFG, Brazil Claudio Lima, AGX Energia, Brazil Update on the Impact of High Photovoltaic Penetration on Distribution Feeders in the United States SPEAKER: Jens Schoene, EnerNex, United States CO-AUTHOR(S): Doug Houseman, EnerNex, United States Jan Kleissl, University of California, San Diego, United States Ben Kurtz, University of California, San Diego, United States Andu Nguyen, University of California, San Diego, United States George Rodriguez, Southern California Edison Company, United States Sunil Shah, Southern California Edison Company, United States Kay Stefferud, EnerNex, United States Vadim Zheglov, EnerNex, United States Distributed Storage Systems How to Optimize Network Operation with Renewable Generation SPEAKER: Nuno Silva, EFACEC, Portugal

16:00 17:30 Advanced Metering & Power Delivery Business Track SESSION 5A DEMAND RESPONSE AND ANALYTICS
The speakers in this session will discuss demand response case studies as well as data analysis related to smart grid implementation projects. SESSION CHAIR: Arthur Lobato, Vice President Brazil, Silver Spring Networks, Brazil A Smart Payment Approach to Smart Grid SPEAKER: Antonio Marcon, Itron, Brazil Non-intrusive Load Monitoring: Enabling Grid Analytics and Consumer Analytics for Utilities SPEAKER: Matthew Zafuto, Sensus, United States Measurement and Verification for Demand Response Using Automated Metering Infrastructures: Be Careful What You Ask For, Two-way You Said? SPEAKER: Dick Preston, MW Consulting, United States

09:30 11:00 System Automation Track SESSION 5B DEVELOPING STRATEGIES AND PROJECTS FOR A SMARTER GRID
Smart grid can be defined in many different ways. And, utilities that implement smart grids usually have different goals, targets and strategies. The speakers in this session will cover some of those different smart grid implementation strategies and targets. SESSION CHAIR: David Caceres, Executive Consultant, KEMA, Brazil Evolutionary Distribution Automation Scenarios for Distribution Utility Smart Grids SPEAKER: Joao de Souza, ELEKTRO Eletricdade e Servico, S.A., Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Claudio Lima, AGX Energia, Brazil What Factors Must be Considered for an Effective Outage Management Strategy? SPEAKER: Thomas Talley, GE Digital Energy, United States CO-AUTHOR(S): Silmara Neworal, GE Energy, United States Michael Friedman, GE Energy, United States Bob Bryant, GE Energy, United States Pilot Project for Connecting Electric Vehicles to the Grid Project Cities of the Future - Sete Lagoas, MG SPEAKER: Lauro Machado Neto, Pontifcia Universidade Catlica de Minas Gerais, Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Henrique Costa, CEMIG D, Brazil Antonia Diniz, Pontificia Univeradade Catlica de Minas Gerais - PUC, Brazil Leonardo Cavaliere, Fiat Automveis S.A., Brazil Fabio Nicova, IVECO Latin America, Brazil
System Operation Track SESSION 5C KEEPING THE GRID UNDER CONTROL

Network control can be greatly improved when the proper control center tools are used. They can increase flexibility and quality as well as operating procedures. The speakers in this session will analyze some of the latest control room technologies and tools. SESSION CHAIR: Eduardo Tadeu Mattos Mentone, System Operation Manager, AES Eletropaulo, Brazil Preparing the Distribution Utility Operations Control Room for Smart Restoration From Natural Disasters SPEAKER: John Sell, Alstom Grid, United States CO-AUTHOR(S): Avnaesh Jayantilal, Alstom Grid, United States Robert Uluski, Utility Integration Solutions, Inc., United States Robust State Estimation Applied on Three Phase Energy Distribution Systems with Distributed Generation and Smart Grid Control SPEAKER: Rafael Homma, CELESC Distribuio S.A., Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Flavio Antonio Becon Lemos, UFRGS, Brazil Marcos Netto, UNIFEI, Brazil Rafael Kubia Pavo, PowerSysLab Engenharia e Systemas Ltda., Brazil Robson Pires, UNIFEI, Brazil Rodrigo de Andrade, CELESC Distribuio S.A., Brazil Igor Khairalla, CELESC Distribuio S.A., Brazil Tiago Torres dos Santos, PowerSysLab Engenharia e Systemas Ltda., Brazil Interoperability and Scalability in the COS Computer Systems: Applying the IEC 61968 Standard at CEMIG GT SPEAKER: Frederico Carneiro, Concert Technologies S.A., Brazil CO-AUTHOR(S): Juarez Barbosa, Concert Technologies S.A., Brazil Marco Tulio Cardoso, CEMIG Geracao e Transmissao S.A., Brazil Caio Cesar, Concert Technologies S.A., Brazil Wilson de Padua Paula Filho, Padua & Filho LTDA, Brazil Jonas Pereira, Concert Technologies S.A., Brazil Andre Silva, Concert Technologies S.A., Brazil Bruno Rodrigues, Concert Technologies S.A., Brazil
Advanced Metering & Power Delivery Business Track SESSION 6 INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDIES
This session will feature international advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) case studies. Attendees will learn about solutions that have been implemented at various utilities. The session speakers also will discuss the utilities preliminary results. SESSION CHAIR: Marcos Rizzo, Vice President of Business Development, ELO Sistemas Electrnicos S.A., Brazil Case Study: The Building Blocks of Advanced Metering Infrastructure SPEAKER: RJ Mahadev, Cisco Systems Inc., United States CO-AUTHOR(S): David DeYagher, BC Hydro, Canada Eruch Kapadia, Cisco Systems Inc., United States Leveraging Technology Investments to Manage the AMI Network Lifecycle: A Case Study on Florida Power & Light SPEAKER: Joe Nifco, Clevest, Canada Quick Wins From Smart Meter and Smart Device Data SPEAKER: Linda Jackman, Oracle Utilities Global Business Unit, United States
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EXHIBITOR LISTS
EXHIBITOR ABEINSA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AKSA POWER GENERATION (CHINA) CO.,LTD AMERICAN AIR FILTER BRASIL LTDA. ARVELIN INTERNATIONAL OY ARVELIN INTERNATIONAL OY AVIATION, POWER & MARINE INC. BABCOCK & WILCOX COMPANY, THE BARON SERVICES BEAUDREY BFI AUTOMATION CENK ENDUSTRI TESISLERI IMALAT VE TAAHHUT A.S. CLARK RELIANCE DO BRASIL CST COVERS DURAG GMBH DURO FELGUERA SA DUTCH GAS TURBINE ASSOCIATION (DGTA) EPSTON GROUP LTD GAS TURBINE CONTROLS GASCAT INDUSTRIA E COMERCIO LTDA GRUPO OMNI DE MEXICO,S.A. DE C.V. RFC GOM010521AA2, GUANGZHOU BAI SHENG EXHIBITION SERVICES CO.,LTD HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION & INSURANCE COMPANY CT HILLIARD CORPORATION THE HITACHI LTD POWER SYSTEMS HOPPECKE BATTERIEN GMBH & CO.KG ISOPUR FLUID TECHNOLOGIES LUBRITECH DO BRASIL MAN DIESEL & TURBO BRASIL LTDA. MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD NALCO AN ECOLAB COMPANY BRASIL PENTOL GMBH POWER MACHINES POWER PHASE LLC PRATT & WHITNEY POWER SYSTEMS PRECISION ICEBLAST CORPORATION PROENERGY SERVICES
BOOTH # 1524 1004 1412 1104 1110 1510 1206 1512 1200 1432 1508 1520 1515 1114 1299 1010 1516 1215 1322 1207 1310 1211 1428 1120 1201 1511 1509 1499 1210 1405 1406 1324 1513 1212 1404 1533
EXHIBITOR REMAZEL ENGINEERING SPA RICHARD WOLF INDUSTRIAL SERVINTEL INTERNATIONAL LTDA SICES BRASIL LTDA SICES BRASIL LTDA SSS CLUTCH COMPANY STEAG ENERGY SERVICES DO BRASIL LTDA SUN DRIVE SRO TAPROGGE AMERICA CORP TRINITY TURBINE TECHNOLOGY LP TURBINE TECHNICS UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND - A. JAMES CLARK SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING WAHLCO INC. WMB CONSULTING INC WORLD LOGISTICS SERVICES CORP ZHANGJIAGANG HUA DONG BOILER CO LTD
BOOTH # 1410 1514 1399 1101 1327 1504 1204 1530 1623 1619 1416 1518 1529 1414 1519 1308
EXHIBITOR ALSTOM BR ANDRITZ HYDRO GMBH. AXTER IBERICA SISTEMAS TECNICOS, S.L. BARDELLA S. A. INDSTRIAS MECNICAS DENGE ENGENHARIA E CONSULTORIA ENGEVIX ENGENHARIA S/A EPFL LMH LABORATORY FOR HYDRAULIC MACH FEDERAL MOGUL DEVA GMBH FUGESCO GGB HEILBRONN GMBH HIBBARD INSHORE LLC HYDRO TECH INC INDUSTRIAL INFO RESOURCES INDUSTRIAS METALURGICAS PESCARMONA S.A.I. INTERTECHNE CONSULTORES S.A. ITALBRONZE LTDA ITT ENIDINE JONFRA AUTOMACAO M&D MONITORACAO E DIAGNOSE LTDA MEGGITT SENSING SYSTEMS MEK ENGENHARIA E CONSULTORIA S/A MERSEN DO BRASIL NATIONAL ELECTRIC COIL OBERMEYER HYDRO INC OILES AMERICA CORPORATION OVIVO USA LLC PIONEER MOTOR BEARING COMPANY REIVAX S/A RIJEZA METALURGIA RITTMEYER AG RUHFUS SYSTEMHYDRAULIK GMBH SKF DO BRASIL LTDA THORDON BEARINGS INC TRELLEBORG SEALING SOLUTIONS ULTRAFLUX VOITH HYDRO LTDA. WORTHINGTON PRODUCTS INC ZOLLERN TRANSMISSOES MECANICAS
BOOTH # 305 205 121 211 504 120 415 405 126 317 323 119 321 311 310 416 114 220 118 123 401 217 327 227 127 222 423 218 411 116 226 420 110 417 413 105 104 326
EXHIBITOR ATITUDE EDITORIAL PUBLICACOES TECNICAS LTDA. BAUMIER AUTOMATION LTDA CLEVEST SOLUTIONS CLICKSOFTWARE CONCERT TECHNOLOGIES CRC PRESS / TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP LLC CST-COMPUTER SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY AG DNV KEMA BRASIL ECIL ENERGIA ELO ENTEGRA GMBH ESRI ETAP GE ENERGY BRASIL HEXING ELECTRICAL CO., LTDA HIPOTRONICS-HAEFELY-TETTEX HUBBELL POWER SYSTEMS IN FORMA SOFTWARE INMARSAT INC. J&D ELECTRONICS KLEIN TOOLS MGI INFORMATICA NOVATECH LLC ORACLE S&C ELECTRIC DO BRASIL SAP BRASIL SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC SILVER SPRING NETWORKS TRILLIANT VENTYX AN ABB COMPANY WEG ZIV DO BRASIL
BOOTH # 808 621 623 704 716 530 633 617 533 505 719 637 427 705 627 640 639 722 721 532 713 526 720 605 511 709 715 601 804 618 540 732
Exhibitor Lists as of 8 May 2013.

VENUE & TRAVEL INFORMATION

ABOUT THE TRANSAMERICA EXPO CENTER
AV. DR. MRIO VILAS BOAS RODRIGUES, 387 SANTO AMARO, SO PAULO, 04757-020, BRAZIL Established in the year 2001, the Transamerica Expo Center is ranked as a top events facility in Latin America offering some of the best services and facilities in Sao Paulo, Brazil. With a total exhibition area of 33,000 m2, the expo center has been home to more than 300 prestigious events, congresses, trade shows, concerts, conventions, product launches and many more such events. Equipped with the latest technology, parking facilities for around 2,000 vehicles, air-conditioning, accommodation facilities, the expo center has established itself as the main platform for hosting all major exhibitions, conferences, fairs and entertainment of Sao Paulo city and Brazil.
ATTENDEE REGISTRATION FORM

24-26 September 2013, Transamerica Expo Center, So Paulo, Brasil
www.powergenbrasil.com www.hydrovisionbrasil.com
Which event are you registering for:
First Name Job Title Address City Country *Phone Email
*Please include country and city code. Confirmations will be sent if a unique email address is provided.
DistribuTECH Brasil
POWER-GEN Brasil
HydroVision Brasil
Last Name Organization
State Postal Code Fax
Zip
You may receive renewal reminders and information about POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil, and DistribuTECH Brasil via email. If you do not wish to receive other businessrelated third party email from PennWell, please check here
I would like to receive/continue to receive a complimentary digital subscription to: Yes Yes Yes No Power Engineering International No Renewable Energy World No Cogeneration & On-Site Power Production Yes Yes Yes No HydroReview No HRW No POWER GRID International
Email address is required for digital magazine delivery___________________________________ Signature Date
If submitting the form online, please provide the first letter of the city or town of your birth ______________
IMPORTANT! PASSPORTS AND VISAS

Passports are required for all foreign exhibitors and delegates attending POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil asnd DistribuTECH Brasil. The Brazilian authorities require a VISA for most countries. Exhibitors and delegates should check with their local Brazilian Consulate to confirm entry requirements including vaccinations required. For details about the visa application process, visit www.brasil.gov.br/para/visit-and-live/visa
Please complete the following five sections: (Please tick ONE only in each section)
1. TYPE OF COMPANY OR ORGANISATION (Please tick ONE only) 05 65 09 43 89 18 60 61 62 63 64 98 Electric Utility Power Generation Company IPP Industrial/Cogeneration Government Energy Department Consulting Engineer or Constructor Firm Original Equipment Manufacturer Specifier Equipment Supplier Energy Association Energy Trader Equipment Operation & Maintenance University/Research Centre Other ______________________________ 2. PRIMARY JOB FUNCTION\RESPONSIBILITY (Please tick ONE only) 02 03 04 06 08 14 16 20 98 President, VP/Owner, CEO, MD, GM Manager/Supervisor Engineer (Design, Planning & Specify, Consulting) Operations & Maintenance Purchasing Sales/Marketing Consultant Administration Manager Other________________________________ 3. SECTOR OF INTEREST (Please tick ONE only) 01 02 03 04 05 06 12 98 Thermal Plants Hydro Plants Renewable Energy Nuclear Waste to Energy Transmission & Distribution Information Technology Other________________________________
ATTENTION!
4. PURCHASING AUTHORITY (Please tick ONE only) 01 05 09 10 Final Authority Recommend Influence None
Deadline for Letters of Invitation applications for visa support is Friday, 9 August 2013 by close of business (5:00 pm CST).
Visit www.powerbrasilevents.com/travel to download the Letter of Invitation Application.
5. HOW DID YOU FIRST FIND OUT ABOUT THE EVENT? (Please check those that apply) 01 02 03 Website: If so which one? Advertising: If so which publication? Call for paper 04 05 06 07 Preliminary Event Program E-mail Word of mouth Other: Please state
FOUR EASY WAYS TO REGISTER 1. Online: www.powerbrasilevents.com 2. Email completed form to: registration@pennwell.com 3. Mail completed form to: Pennwell Brasil Events | PO Box 973059, Dallas, TX 75397-3059 4. Fax completed form to: Direct +1-918-831-9161, Toll-free +1-888-299-8057
For registration questions call: Direct: +1-918-831-9160 Toll-free: +1-888-299-8016 WWW.POWERBRASILEVENTS.COM www.powerbrasilevents.com
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EVENT REGISTRATION FEES

CONFERENCE FEES
TOTAL ACCESS PASS Take advantage of the TOTAL ACCESS PASS and gain complete access to all POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil and DistribuTECH Brasil conference sessions. Total Access Pass - Individual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 600 Total Access Pass - Exhibitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 500
*Must be an exhibiting company of POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil or DistribuTECH Brasil 2013
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
Exhibition Visitor Only (includes exhibit hall access only with exhibit hall receptions and coffee breaks) Exhibitor booth staff, please use Exhibitor Registration Form Paid by August 16, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US $25 Paid after August 16, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US $35
ACTIVITIES AND EXTRA TICKETS

Guest/Spouse (Includes exhibit hall access. Must be co-registered with a Delegate and/or Exhibitor) Guest/Spouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 20 Name _________________________________________________________ Online Access to Conference Papers and Presentations (Included in Full Conference Delegate Registrations) Quantity ________________ at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 195 Delegate Lunch Ticket (Included in Full Conference Delegate Registrations) Tues., Sept. 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 40 Wed., Sept. 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 40 Thurs. (closing luncheon), Sept. 26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 40
Individual Full Conference All Full Conference Delegate Registrations include: access to conference sessions, keynote session, exhibit hall access, coffee breaks, lunches, exhibit hall receptions and online access to conference papers and presentations. Access to POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil OR DistribuTECH Brasil. Please indicate which conference you are registering for: POWER-GEN Brasil HydroVision Brasil DistribuTECH Brasil Paid by August 16, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 450 Paid after August 16, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 550 Exhibitor Full Conference Delegate Must be an exhibiting company of POWER-GEN Brasil, HydroVision Brasil or DistribuTECH Brasil 2013 Paid by August 16, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 350 Paid after August 16, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 450 Single Day Conference Please indicate which conference you are registering for: POWER-GEN Brasil HydroVision Brasil DistribuTECH Brasil (includes conference sessions, exhibit hall access, coffee breaks and exhibit hall receptions on corresponding day. Lunch included on day attending.) Paid by August 16, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 350 Tues., Sept. 24 Wed., Sept. 25 Thurs., Sept. 26 Paid after August 16, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$ 450 Tues., Sept. 24 Wed., Sept. 25 Thurs., Sept. 26
ENJOY FAST, SIMPLE & RELIABLE HOUSING WHEN YOU BOOK THROUGH OUR OFFICIAL HOUSING COMPANY
WORKING TOGETHER - FOR YOU.
onPEAK Offers Complete Service In English AND Portuguese!
PennWell do Brasil and onPEAK have united efforts to ensure an easy and manageable travel experience for all of our international and domestic travelers. With over a dozen relaxing lodging options available and Individual AND Group Booking Plans WEVE MADE FINDING A PLACE TO STAY AS EASY AS
POWER PARTNER PROGRAM

The POWER PARTNER PROGRAM is designed specifically for utilities and companies providing power generation and power supply and delivery. Power partners receive registration discounts, recognition in marketing materials and more. For more details and to sign up, visit www.powerbrasilevents.com.
TOTAL PAYMENT DUE Please add all selections and total here:
onPEAK Is Our ONLY Official Housing Service:PennWell do Brasil and its 2013 Conferences & Exhibitions do NOT support or affiliate with any housing service but onPEAK. Please be aware that you may receive solicitations from others - do not be fooled. We strongly urge you to avoid dealing with any other housing service fraudulently claiming to be our affiliate and/or claiming that our hotel options are sold out. To confirm hotel availability, contact onPEAK.
ALERT TO EXHIBITOR & ATTENDEES!
USD
Payment must be received by published date to receive early registration discounts. Cancellations must be received in writing before August 9, 2013, in order to receive a refund, minus $100 USD administrative charge. After August 9, 2013, refunds are not available. Substitutions may be made at any time by written notification to the registration office. If you are unable to acquire a visa, PennWell will reimburse 100% of your registration fee if the registration department is notified by fax or email by August 9, 2013. After this date, no refunds are available.
METHOD OF PAYMENT Payment must be received prior to conference Check Enclosed (U.S. funds only. Checks payable to PennWell Brasil Events ) Wire Transfer (wiring instructions will be provided upon confirmation) Credit Card: Amex Visa Card Number Full Name on Card
GET STARTED NOW!
As rooms begin to fill up, make sure you get the one you want. Take advantage of these three easy ways to work directly with onPEAK. ONLINE: www.powerbrasilevents.com/travel.html EMAIL: brasil@onpeak.com PHONE: +1 (312) 527 7300 (US)
-or- +55 (213942-1224) MasterCard Discover Exp. Date Card Holder Signature
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
Visit www.powerbrasilevents.com Today To REGISTER AND SAVE!
NEW THIS YEAR! - PennWell do Brasil is now offering full online REGISTRATION in English AND Portuguese for all three 2013 Conferences & Exhibitions.
ANNCIO ESPECIAL!
NOVIDADE ESSE ANO! A PennWell do Brasil est agora oferecendo INSCRIES totalmente online em Ingls E em Portugus para as 3 conferncias e exposies de 2013. Visite www.powerbrasilevents.com ainda hoje para se INSCREVER e ECONOMIZAR!

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24 - 26 September 2013

www.power-genbrasil.com Transamerica Expo Center | So Paulo, Brazil www.powerbrasilevents.com

PRELIMINARY EVENT PROGRAM

Details on page 12.

Owned & Produced by:

3 EVENTS. COUNTLESS OPPORTUNITIES.

8-9 About The Events

BOAS-VINDAS! FROM OUR BRAZILIAN TEAM

2013 PRELIMINARY EVENT PROGRAM

SPONSORS: As of 8 May 2013

Event Notepad Sponsor:

Boiler & Pressure Vessel Inspection Specialists www.HSBGlobalStandards.com

Advisory Board Meeting Sponsor:

Online Access To Conference Papers And Presentations Sponsor:

Tuesday Afternoon Coffee Break Sponsor:

Wednesday Afternoon Coffee Break Sponsor:

Exhibit Hall Floor Plan Sponsor:

On-Site Event Guide Sponsor:

Page Peel Sponsor:

Conference Notepad Sponsor:

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE STILL AVAILABLE!

Wednesday Morning Coffee Break Sponsor:

Event Pen Sponsor:

Conference Chair Cover Sponsor:

Wednesday Delegate Lunch Sponsor:

Tuesday Afternoon Coffee Break Sponsor:

Conference Notepad Sponsor:

Attendee Bag Sponsor:

Wednesday Afternoon Coffee Break Sponsor:

ABOUT THE EVENTS

ATTENDEE / EXHIBITOR PROFILE:

2013 PRELIMINARY EVENT PROGRAM

MONDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 2013

TUESDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2013

WEDNESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2013

THURSDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2013

AMY NASH T: +44 1992 656 621 E: amyn@pennwell.com

HEATHER WILLIAMS, CMP T: +1 918-831-9560 E: hwilliams@pennwell.com

DEBBI BOYNE, CMP T: +1 918-832-9265 F: +1 918-831-9181 E: dboyne@pennwell.com

FRIDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 2013

EVENT OPERATIONS: MARKETING / PR:

EMILY GOTWALS-MOREAU T: +1-918-832-9305 E: emilyg@pennwell.com TIM CHAMBERS T: +1-918-831-9704 E: tchambers@pennwell.com

EMILY GOTWALS-MOREAU T: +1-918-832-9305 E: emilyg@pennwell.com TIM CHAMBERS T: +1-918-831-9704 E: tchambers@pennwell.com

10 2013 PRELIMINARY EVENT PROGRAM

TOTAL ACCESS PASS

PROVIDING YOU WITH THE BEST VALUE!

SESSION 3: SPECIAL SESSION

SPECIAL WEBCAST EVENT:

CLOSING AWARDS LUNCHEON

WEBCAST DATE: 11 July 2013

12 2013 PRELIMINARY EVENT PROGRAM

TUESDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2013

WEDNESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2013

THURSDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2013

14 2013 PRELIMINARY EVENT PROGRAM

16 2013 PRELIMINARY EVENT PROGRAM

CONFERENCE SESSION DETAIL

TUESDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2013

WEDNESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2013

SESSION 2B ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES OF ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION

SESSION 5B ENERGY FROM BIOMASS & WASTE

SESSION 4B ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF VARIABLE OUTPUT RENEWABLE INTEGRATION

THURSDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2013

11:15 12:45 SESSION 7 POLICY & FINANCE

8-9 About The Events