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JULY 17 – 20, 2012 KENTUCKY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER | LOUISVILLE, KY | USA

INVITATION TO ATTEND

Hydropower’s growth over the past year has earned the industry a top position among the renewables. New development is on the rise. More and more countries are adding hydro into their future energy plans.

Against this backdrop of unprecedented growth and promise, the world’s largest gathering of hydro professionals, HydroVision International, will take place in Louisville, Kentucky, USA at the Kentucky International Convention Center, July 17 – 20, 2012.

There is no better place to see hydro in action. HydroVision International 2012 will provide a forum for hydro professionals to gain a better understanding of current and future issues affecting hydro, share expertise and viewpoints toward effective solutions, build alliances and create synergy among various water resource stakeholders and identify ways to increase the value of hydro.

I invite you to join me – along with thousands of other hydro professionals – in Louisville, Kentucky, USA for a week of informative hydropower-focused meetings, workshops, technical tours, an extensive conference program and the world’s largest exhibition of hydro products and services.

More than 3,000 delegates are expected to attend along with over 300 exhibiting companies.

Please join us the week of July 17 – 20, 2012 to attend HydroVision International. I look forward to seeing you.

Sincerely, Marla Barnes

Publisher and Chief Editor, Hydro Group PennWell Corporation

HYDROVISION INTERNATIONAL WOULD LIKE TO THANK:

Offi cial Host Utility: Offi cial Power Partner: Offi cial Supporting Associations:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTACTS:

EXHIBITS & SPONSORSHIP SALES 2 Schedule of Events Kathryn (Kay) Dickerson 3 General Information North America Email: [email protected] 4 Sponsors Direct phone: +1-918-832-9360 6 2012 Committee Members Linda Fransson Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa, Middle East 8 Event at-a-Glance Email: [email protected] 10 Co-Located Activities at-a-Glance Direct phone: +46 (0) 31 799 9023 Juan Gimenez 11 Hydro Plant Technical Tours Latin America, Spain, Portugal 12 Co-Located Activities Detail Email: [email protected] Direct phone: +54 11 4787 3817 14 Golf Tournament PRINT & ONLINE ADVERTISING SALES 15 Motorcycle Giveaway Howard Lutzk E-mail: [email protected] 16 Opening Keynote Session Direct phone: +1-913-402-7119

18 Panel Sessions Detail SENIOR EVENT OPERATIONS MANAGER 32 Technical Sessions Detail Emily Gotwals-Moreau Email: [email protected] 44 Lucky in Louisville Party Direct phone: +1-918-832-9305 45 Wall of Honor OVERALL CONFERENCE MANAGER & PANEL SESSIONS Amanda Brumby 45 Closing Luncheon Email: [email protected] 46 DirectEventConnect Direct phone: +1-918-831-9560 47 Connect With HydroVision International CONFERENCE MANAGER – TECHNICAL SESSIONS Jan Simpson 48 Exhibiting Information Email: [email protected] Direct phone: +1-918-831-9736 50 Exhibitor List SENIOR EXHIBITOR SERVICES MANAGER 52 Exhibit Floor Plan Sue Ellen Rhine 54 Registration Form Email: [email protected] Direct phone: +1-918-831-9786 56 Hotel Reservation Form EVENT MARKETING MANAGER 57 Vacationing in Louisville, Kentucky Sarah Jantz Email: [email protected] 57 Traveling to the United States Direct phone: +1-918-831-9430

REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT Direct phone: +1-918-831-9160 Toll-free: +1-888-299-8016 Fax: +1-918-831-9161 Toll-free fax: +1-888-299-8057

4 WAYS TO 1. ONLINE www.hydroevent.com 4. MAIL PennWell 2. EMAIL [email protected] HydroVision International 2012 PO Box 973059 REGISTER 3. FAX +1-918-831-9161 Dallas, TX 75397-3059 Toll-free: +1-888-299-8057 1

THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 2 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com SCHEDULE OFEVENTS Technical Tour Technical Tour THURSDAY, JULY 19,2012 TUESDAY, JULY 17,2012 pae rafs 7:00a.m.–8:00 7:00a.m.–8:00 Speaker Breakfast 8:00a.m.–9:00 Speaker Breakfast Speaker Breakfast Conference SessionTracks Coffee Break lsn ucen12:30p.m.–2:00 Closing Luncheon Conference SessionTracks 1:30p.m.–3:30 9:30a.m.–11:30 Conference SessionsTracks Conference SessionTracks ofeo xii lo 4:00p.m. 2:30p.m.–4:00 11:00a.m.–12:30p.m. 10:00a.m.–11:00 8:30a.m.–10:00 Coffee onExhibitFloor Conference SessionsTracks Conference SessionTracks Coffee Break onExhibitFloor Conference SessionTracks 8:00a.m.–5:00p.m. 8:00a.m.–5:00p.m. Co-located Seminars,Workshops andBriefings Organization Meetings Golf Tournament pnn ent eso 3:00p.m.–5:00 5:00p.m.–7:00 8:00a.m.–3:00p.m. 8:00a.m.– 3:00p.m. Opening ReceptiononExhibitFloor Opening KeynoteSession Co-Located Seminars,Workshops andBriefings Organization Meetings ecm ofeo xii lo 8:30a.m.–9:30 Welcome Coffee onExhibitFloor WEDNESDAY, JULY 18,2012 xii alMv-u 9:00a.m.–3:00p.m. Exhibit HallMove-Out 11:30a.m.–1:30p.m. 8:30a.m.–5:00p.m. 3:30p.m.–5:00 Networking ReceptiononExhibitFloor Lunch onExhibitFloor Exhibit HallOpen xiio oeOt5:00p.m.–11:00 6:30p.m.–9:00 12:30p.m.–2:30 9:30a.m.–5:00p.m. 4:30p.m. Registration Lucky inLouisvilleParty(TheGillespie) Exhibitor Move-Out Harley Motorcycle Giveawayon ExhibitFloor Lunch onExhibitFloor Exhibit HallOpen Registration 8:00a.m.–5:00p.m. Registration Exhibitor Move-In Registration Registration xiio oeI 8:00a.m.–1:30p.m. Exhibitor Move-In MONDAY, JULY 16,2012 FRIDAY, JULY 20,2012 rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous | | Contents Contents | | omin Zoom omin Zoom | | omout Zoom omout Zoom | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front | | *Times are tentative and subject to change to subject and tentative are *Times erhIssue Search erhIssue Search 10:30 10:00 a.m.–10:30 7:30 a.m.–12:00p.m. 7:00 a.m.–5:00p.m. 7:30 a.m.–5:00p.m. 7:00 a.m.–p.m. 8:00a.m.–5:00p.m. 6:45 a.m.–2:00p.m. 8:30 8:00 a.m.–5:00p.m. 8:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. a.m. a.m. –10:00 | | –12:00 etPage Next etPage Next a.m. p.m. q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M q q q q M M M M ® ® qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM

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HydroVision International is the largest OFFICIAL HOST UTILITY: OFFICIAL POWER PARTNER: gathering of hydro professionals worldwide. With more than 3,000 attendees and 300+ exhibiting companies from around the globe, HydroVision International provides a week of groundbreaking hydropower-focused information, in-depth workshops and technical TESTIMONIALS tours, and an extensive program and exhibition. ‘‘ It was a pleasure for me to participate in HydroVision International 2011…these International events are very important to demonstrate that EVENT HIGHLIGHTS Hydropower should be supported and can be the • More than 3,400 attendees from 44 countries key for a sustainable energy future. ‘‘ Berto Martins, Deputy Director EDP - Energias de • 93% of attendees said the quality of the exhibition Portugal, S.A. exceeded their expectations • 81% of attendees plan to attend HydroVision ‘‘ HydroVision International has provided a big International 2012 opportunity for Hydro professionals in African countries to look inwards and develop Hydro potentials...the • 95% of exhibitors said the event met or exceeded conference has also made it possible to meet world their expectations experts in Hydro and Original Equipment Manufacturer *based on 2011 event results (OEM) and discuss way forward in continue operation of Hydro power stations. ‘‘ Reuben Oluyinka, CEO Kainji Hydroelectric Plc BENEFITS OF ATTENDING: The 2011 HydroVision conference was one of the • Build alliances among hydro professionals and ‘‘best conferences I’ve attended this year. NAES’

water resource stakeholders participation was as an exhibitor, advertiser, sponsor www.hydroevent.com | 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide • Share knowledge, expertise and viewpoints and presenter; the quality of attendees was toward effective solutions excellent and the overall vibe was exciting. I look forward to the 2012 conference. • Gain a better understanding of current and ‘‘ future challenges affecting hydro Jeanette Carroll, Marketing Manager, NAES Corporation • Identify ways to increase the value of hydro ‘‘ This is very impressive. There are a lot of people in • See the most comprehensive collection of Washington I wish could see this exhibit fl oor. This is a hydro-related product and service providers on vibrant industry. ‘‘ the exhibit fl oor Roger Ballentine, President of Green Strategies Inc. • Promote technology development to sustain the and a Senior Fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute hydro industry *Based on HydroVision International 2011

EARN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HOUR CREDITS Attendees registered as Full Conference Delegates are eligible to receive 15 Professional Development Hours (PDH) credits.

ON-SITE REGISTRATION HOURS EXHIBITION HOURS Monday, July 16, 2012 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 17, 2012 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 17, 2012 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 18, 2012 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 18, 2012 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Thursday, July 19, 2012 9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Thursday, July 19, 2012 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Friday, July 20, 2012 7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 3

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THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 6 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com *Norman (Norm)Bishop 2012 COMMITTEEMEMBERS Vice PresidentVice Group (NHA) Commission Consulting, LLC Commission SafetyandInspections AdministrationandCompliance James Borg Senior Vice PresidentSenior Vice Senior Vice PresidentSenior Vice he,H rnh iiino a Chief, HQBranch,DivisionofDam Group Leader, SmallHydro Practice Executive Director Principal Publisher andChiefEditor, Hydro Principal Executive Director Manager, GenerationEngineering Director, DivisionofHydro Steering Committee Carlos Araoz ainlHdooe soito National Hydropower Association Robin Charlwood&Associates,PLLC. Federal Energy Regulatory LG&E andKUEnergy Knight PièsoldandCo. PennWell Corporation Bahleda Managementand Low ImpactHydropower Institute Black &Veatch Corporation Federal Energy Regulatory MWH BusinessSolutionsGroup MWH Global,Inc. Linda Church Ciocci Robin Charlwood Edward Carter Kyle Burns Fred Ayer Edward Abrams United States United States United States United States United States United States United States United States United States United States United States United States Marla Barnes Mike Bahleda David Capka rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous *Wayne Edwards | | THOR Energy Group, LLC Turner Hunt Commission Director General Project Licensing HRW-Hydro ReviewWorldwide Jennifer Hill Jacob Irving eirEio,HdoRve n Senior Editor, Hydro Reviewand he,NrhetBac-yr Chief, NorthwestBranch-Hydro Chief Technical Offi Alaska Energy Authority American GovernorCompany Western RegionManager President President Principal -NewYork Region PresidentExecutive Vice and President &CEO Principal Project Manager, Susitna-Watana Project Engineer Voith Hydro, Inc. Canada Canada Canadian Hydropower Association Canada W.D. Edwards Consulting,LLC Colin Clark Federal Energy Regulatory Paul C.RizzoAssociates,Inc. RSW RERLtd. Brookfi Brookfi PennWell Corporation Wayne Dyok Imad Hamad Hans Hasnay Kevin Frank Karen Counes Roger Clarke-Johnson Elizabeth Ingram United States United States United States United States United States United States United States United States United States Contents Contents eldRenewablePower, Inc. eldAssetManagement | | cer omin Zoom omin Zoom | | omout Zoom omout Zoom *Paul Jacobson *James Mahar *Brent Mahan Technical Manager-Hydro Fleet iePeiet ehia ietr President,Vice Technical Director, Generation Foundation Department of Center District Water Resources United States John Kinard Special Advisor Senior Consultant California Hydropower PracticeLeader Chief, OperationsDivision,Portland Waterpower Program Manager Federal MarketingManager Program Analyst,DenverFederal President Program Director Principal ietro niern,Pwr Director ofEngineering,Power Director, Hydroelectric DesignCenter Voith Hydro, Inc. SWECO Norway Canada CardnoENTRIX Gregory Lewis Norway Electric PowerResearch Institute Bureau ofReclamation,U.S. Long View Associates Long View Northwest HydraulicConsultants,Inc. Hydro-Quebec Equipment Division Duke Energy Patti Kroen Richard Jackson Leif Lillehammer Paul Leonard Bao Le Lisa Larson United States United States United States United States URS Corporation United States U.S. ArmyCorpsofEngineers United States U.S. ArmyCorpsofEngineers United States United States United States United States Michael Labelle Deborah Linke (EPRI) , LinkeConsulting | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front yr eerh , Hydro Research the Interior | |

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Mark Robinson Technical Papers Dan Gessler, Ph.D, PE, DWRE Debbie Mursch Principal Committee Vice President Director, Renewables JMR Energy Infra. LLC CHAIR: Alden Research Laboratory, Inc. Alstom 2012 COMMITTEE United States William Newman United States United States Principal Engineer-Hydro Services, MEMBERS Russ Romme Scott Ginesin Alain Petitjean Industrial Services Vice President Sales & Marketing Manager Head, Risk and Sustainable GE Energy THOR Energy Group LLC American Governor Company Development Department United States United States United States Electricité de France Carl Atkinson France Kamau Sadiki Boualem Hadjerioua Offer Project Manager National Hydropower Business Line Principal Investigator, Energy-Water- Steve Poteet Voith Hydro Inc. Manager Ecosystem Engineering Senior Project Manager United States U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Oak Ridge National Laboratory HDR United States Paul Blaszczyk (ORNL) United States Vice President United States Susan Sorrell Steven Potter MWH Global Training Program Director Beth Harris Sales Manager Western Region/ United States Association of State Dam Safety Civil/Project Manager Welding Engineer Offi cials (ASDSO) Matthew Chan Enel Green Power N.A., Inc. Peak Hydro Services United States Business Development Manager United States United States Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc. Lori Spragens Jennifer Hill, Ph.D Dale Probasco United States Executive Director Chief, Northwest Branch-Hydro Managing Director Association of State Dam Safety John A. Cima, P.E. Licensing Navigant Consulting, Inc. Offi cials (ASDSO) Consulting Engineer Federal Energy Regulatory United States United States Dominion Generation Commission Mizan Rashid United States United States Doug Steinacher Global Practice Leader, Hydraulic Product Line Manager Roger Clarke-Johnson Kurt Johnson Engineering and Modeling Services Basler Electric Company Western Region Manager Principal AECOM United States American Governor Company Telluride Energy United States United States United States John Stender Jamie Studinski Director Bill Collins Chris Karchesky Sales & Service Manager NAES Power Contractors, Inc. Principal Mechanical Engineer Senior Fisheries Biologist L&S Electric

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Organization Meetings Organization at www.hydroevent.com 10 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com______Tuesday afternoon,July17,at3p.m.),choosefrom avarietyofhydro planttechnicaltours,workshopsandseminars, CO-LOCATED ACTIVITIESTOKICKOFFYOURWEEK Make themostofyourtimeinLouisville!PriortostartHydroVision Internationalconference (whichstartson hydro organization meetings. Technical Committee4Meeting Organized By:InternationalTrade Administration,U.S.DepartmentofCommerce Organized By:ElectricPowerResearch Institute Organized By:Hydro Training Institute Organized By:MastixSA Organized By:KleinschmidtAssociates Organized By:Hydro Research Foundation Organized By:NashvilleDistrictCorpsofEngineers Organized By:IrisPower Organized By:VibroSystM, Inc. American SocietyofMechanicalEngineers’(ASME)Hydro PowerTechnical An Introduction toMarineRenewables:From Energy Capture to Committee 2012AnnualMeeting Ohio FallsTechnical Tour, Cannelton Locks&DamsProject, On-Line ConditionMonitoringforHydroelectric Machines Hydro Research FoundationBoard ofDirectors Meeting How toProvide PermanentSolutionsforWaterproofi Exporting Your Hydropower Technology orExpertise EPRI Water PowerResearch Program Review-R&DStatusandNeeds Hydro BasicsCourse Project Permitting National Hydropower AssociationSmallHydro CouncilMeeting National Hydropower AssociationRegulatoryAffairs CommitteeMeeting National Hydropower AssociationResearch &DevelopmentCommitteeMeeting National Hydropower AssociationPumpedStorageDevelopmentCouncil National Hydropower AssociationPublicAffairs CommitteeMeeting National Hydropower AssociationOperationalExcellenceMeeting NewTechnologiesNational Hydropower AssociationOcean,Tidal, Council National Hydropower AssociationLegislativeAffairs CommitteeMeeting National Hydropower AssociationBoard ofDirectors Meeting Hydro Research Foundation-FellowsResearch UpdatesandFindings Nashville DistrictCorpsofEngineersIndustryDay Hydrogenerator Stator Winding Maintenance Hydrogenerator StatorWinding CO-LOCATED SEMINARS,WORKSHOPSANDBRIEFINGS ORGANIZATION MEETINGS in allTypes ofConcrete Structures Meeting Meeting U.S. NationalCommitteeoftheInternational Eletrotechnical Commission U.S. ArmyCorpsofEngineers’Hydropower Communityof Practice Meeting HYDRO PLANTTECHNICALTOURS rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous hosted byLG&EandKUEnergy | | hosted byAMP, Inc. Contents Contents | | omin Zoom omin Zoom ngConcrete Joints | | omout Zoom omout Zoom | | 1:00 p.m.–5:00 1:00 p.m.–5:00 :0am :0pm 8:30a.m.–2:45p.m. 7:30 a.m.–5:00p.m. o. uy1,21 Tues., July17,2012 Mon., July16,2012 o. uy1,21 us,Jl 7 02Details Tues., July17,2012 Mon., July16,2012 :0am :0pm Page11 8:00 a.m.–5:00p.m. rn Cover Front rn Cover Front 1:30 p.m.–3:00 1:00 p.m.–2:30 7:30 a.m.–1:00p.m. 3:30 p.m.–5:00 3:00 p.m.–4:00 3:30 p.m.–5:00 Mon., July16,2012 8:00 a.m.–5:00p.m. | | erhIssue Search erhIssue Search 10:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. 10:00 a.m.–3:00p.m. 10:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. 8:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. 8:00 a.m.–3:00p.m. 8:00 a.m.–10:00 8:00 a.m.–3:00p.m. 8:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. 11:00 a.m.–12:30p.m. 1:00 p.m.–3:00 10:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. 1:00 p.m.–3:00 Tues., July17,2012 9:30 a.m.–11:00 8:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. | | etPage Next etPage Next Page 12 Page 12 Page 13 Page 13 Page 13 Page 13 Page 13 Page 12 Page 12 Details Page 11 q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M q q q q M M M M ® ® qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM

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Cannelton Locks & Dams Project Tour Host:

Monday, July 16, 2012 l 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration Fee: US$95, includes transportation and lunch U.S. Citizens must register by June 29 CO-LOCATED

Non-U.S. Citizens: Registration is now closed ACTIVITIES Limit: First 150 Registrants Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to tour the 84-MW Cannelton Locks & Dams Project – While Still Under Construction! The Cannelton project will divert water from the existing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Cannelton Locks and Dam through bulb turbines to generate an average gross annual output of 458,000 MWh. At its peak, Sponsored By: this construction will employ 200 to 400 workers. Powerhouse construction at the site began in October 2010. HydroVision International has worked with AMP Public Power Partners to provide attendees with this very unique opportunity to visit a large hydro plant construction project. But hurry – there are only 150 positions Hard Hats & Safety Glasses Sponsor: available for the tour! On-Site Mandate: Attendees will not be permitted to wear open-toed shoes during the tour.

Ohio Falls Technical Tour Tour Host:

Tuesday, July 17, 2012 l 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Registration Fee: $65, includes transportation Register by June 29 Limit: First 75 Registrants

Ohio Falls generating station, which was constructed in the 1920s on the dangerous Falls of the Ohio River, was considered to be an engineering marvel for its time. Upon completion, Ohio Falls was one of the nation’s largest hydro stations, with eight generators churning out 80 MW of Sponsored By: power that supplied much of Louisville’s demand for a decade. Although the plant supplies less than 5 percent of LG&E and KU’s total power supply today, it is still a valuable generating asset. In 2005, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued LG&E a 40-year license to continue operating the Ohio Falls facility, and the company is investing Hard Hats & Safety Glasses Sponsor: about $130 million on the renovation of the facility’s units. These upgrades will result in an increase in total generating capacity, to about 101 MW. Today, Ohio Falls continues to be an historical and engineering attraction for visitors.

Participants for both tours must provide identifi cation information at the time of registration (driver’s license information for U.S. participants; passport number for non-U.S. residents).

THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 12 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com______Tuesday, July17,aspartoftheHydroVisionInternationalweek. The aimofthiscourseistoprovide anappreciation forwhatgoes An Introduction toMarineRenewables: Tuesday, July17,2012 This two-partsessionwillreviewthestatusandresultsofEPRI’s CO-LOCATED SEMINARS,WORKSHOPSANDBRIEFINGS:EVENTDETAILS CO-LOCATED ACTIVITIESDETAIL on waveandtidalschemes.Thecoursewillprovide anintroduction concern, withtheintentofraisingawareness ofsomethemore Review -R&DStatusandNeeds EPRI Water PowerResearch Program From Energy Capture toProject Permitting Topics tobecovered include: are interested indevelopingagreater practicalappreciation of Separate registrationrequired.Seeformonpage54oronlineatwww.hydroevent.com. Supplement yourconferenceandexhibitionexperienceregisterforoneormoreoftheseactivities. to the principles behind energy extraction and will explain the to theprinciplesbehindenergy extractionandwillexplainthe signifi Eight companiesandorganizationsareofferingavarietyofworkshopsseminarsonMonday, July16and into (ordoesn’t!) marinerenewable projects, withaparticularfocus marine renewables in joiningEPRI include discussion of physics and dynamics, although these will be include discussionofphysicsanddynamics,althoughthesewillbe Organized By: Organized By: Course HighlightsandMajorPoints: new, ongoing,andrecentlycompletedwaterpowerresearch. projects, researchers, EPRImembers,andcompaniesinterested permitting process. Materialwillconcentrateontheareas ofcurrent primary challengesandroutes toproject operation,includingthe Who ShouldAttend: Who ShouldAttend: kept aseasytounderstandconceptsandprinciples. Monday, July16,2012 Registration: Registration: • • • • • • • • • • • • The Aldenfi Ancillary benefi A review oftheregulatory process An introduction totheprimaryfi understanding oftheinherent variability Concrete inspection Basic principlesofenergy capture identifi involved inpermittingaproject Wave energy resources Discussion ofproject componentsand Discussion ofthesignifi Instream hydrokinetic resources Impacts offl Interpretation ofresource assessmentandan hurdles andhowtheymaybeovercome cant challengesinharnessingtheseresources. Thecoursewill cationofsignifi NoCharge US$50 rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous sh-friendlyturbine exibleoperationsonequipment tsofhydropower Operatorsofalltypeswaterpower Professionals from allbackgrounds who l l 10:00a.m.-3:00p.m. 1:00p.m.-5:00 cantconcerns cantenvironmental | | eldsofmarinerenewables Contents Contents | | omin Zoom omin Zoom | | omout Zoom omout Zoom -50 °Fand+104°F. Thedesignofthe Types ofConcrete Structures Tuesday, July17,2012 Tuesday, July17,2012 Join thisseminartolearnofcurrent markettrends, policy Waterproofi A wholegroup ofproducts forthewaterproofi government toencourageexports.Participantswillheardirectly energy tradespecialistfrom DepartmentofCommerce effects thatare important forbothfresh andhard concrete. consideration the other structures, civilengineers,engineeringconsultants,dam exporters ofhydropower products orservices construction and maintenance works under temperatures between construction andmaintenanceworksundertemperatures between Exporting Your Hydropower Technology How toProvide Permanent Solutionsfor or Expertise and civilstructures regulators fi years andhavebeenusedinpowerdams, Headquarters inWashington, D.C.,specialistscoveringexport Business AdministrationandtheU.S.Export-ImportBank, shrinkage, structures haveshowntheiroutstandingcapacitiesformore than20 incentives, andresources provided bytheU.S.federal fellow colleaguesexperiencedintheexportingprocess. from theU.S.ExportAssistanceCenterinLouisville,arenewable Organized By: Organized By: works andfoundations.MastixSA Who ShouldAttend: Who ShouldAttend: Registration: Registration: nancingandworkingcapitalresources through theU.S.Small • • • • discuss industry’s research needs Participants willhavetheopportunityto Flow measurement andoptimization Hydrokinetic turbine-fi Developments undertheEndangered SpeciesAct | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front settlement, vibration, and temperature variation – all settlement, vibration,andtemperature variation–all NoCharge NoCharge deformations inconcrete structures dueto ngConcrete JointsinAll Owners/operatorsofconcrete damsand U.S.companieswhoare current orfuture l l 10:00 a.m.-12:00 10:00 a.m.-12:00 | | shinteractions erhIssue Search erhIssue Search bands have been used in new bands havebeenusedinnew Mastix SA basins, underground p.m. p.m. ng of joints in concrete ng ofjointsinconcrete bands takes into bands takesinto | | etPage Next etPage Next q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M q q q q M M M M ® ® qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM

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Hydro Basics Course The course is intended to provide plant and engineering personnel with the important design features of hydrogenerator Monday, July 16, 2012 l 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. rotor and stator windings that can affect maintenance and & Tuesday, July 17, 2012 l 8:30 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. winding life. More specifi cally, the electrical, mechanical and Registration: thermal design of the windings is reviewed. The main failure Hydro Basics Course Only: US$545 mechanisms of the windings are then described (inadequate Hydro Basics Course + HydroVision International design/manufacturing, loose windings, thermal aging, load Full Conference Registration: US$995 cycling, partial discharges and contamination) are outlined. Since most windings need maintenance or replacement due to Pre-registration required insulation problems, the important of the insulation in determining maintenance and life is stressed. Off-line tests such Organized By: as insulation resistance, polarization index, partial discharge, hipot and pole drop are discussed, followed by a presentation Who Should Attend: Individuals new to hydro, both new hires on proven online monitors: thermal, partial discharge, air gap and experienced professionals moving into hydro or those who and magnetic fl ux. The emphasis for each test and monitor will want to expand their areas of experience CO-LOCATED

be on applicability to specifi c windings and practical ACTIVITIES Here’s everything you need to know to get started in hydro…and interpretation. Finally, basic methods to repair the common a perfect refresher course for veterans! This intensive, high winding problems will be presented. practical training is designed to help persons new to hydro be more productive more quickly and to help persons with limited Nashville District Corps of Engineers hydro experience expand their knowledge. Industry Day Find a complete course agenda at www.hydroevent.com Tuesday, July 17, 2012 l 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Hydro Research Foundation - Fellows Registration: US$0 Research Updates and Findings Organized By: Tuesday, July 17, 2012 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. l Who Should Attend: Contractors and suppliers interested in Registration: No Charge opportunities to do work at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hydropower facilities in the Cumberland River Basin Organized By: The Nashville District Corps of Engineers will discuss the Cumberland River Hydropower Rehab Program with Who Should Attend: Researchers, university professors, hydro hydropower community, including discussion of projects that industry leaders, and individuals looking for new hires are on the near horizon. The Hydro Research Foundation continues to support the Hydro Fellows, a select group of early-career researchers who have been awarded support for applied research in the fi eld of Online Condition Monitoring for hydropower. This special seminar on Tuesday features fi ndings, Hydroelectric Machines updates and introductions of cutting-edge research topics from Tuesday, July 17, 2012 l 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Masters and Doctoral researchers from throughout the United States. These Fellows are studying a wide range of fi elds Registration: US$200 (includes welcome coffee and lunch) including effi ciency, optimization, environmental mitigation, Attendance limited to fi rst 55 registrants lubricant development, and aeration. Attend the seminar to learn of the cutting-edge research, meet the Fellows, and Organized By: support the hydro industry’s future leaders. Who Should Attend: Power generation personnel, including Seminar Schedule: utility decision makers, plant managers, engineers, and 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Mechanical/Material research operations and maintenance (O&M) personnel. updates and fi ndings 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Civil/Environmental fi nal fi nding The focus for this year’s workshop is Data Interpretation using VibroSystM’s ZOOM software and Case Studies presented by our 10:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Civil/Environmental research updates clients and by our instructor, André Tétreault, Director of Testing 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Other topic updates and discussion and Diagnostics. Attendees will gain an understanding of the basics of on-line Hydrogenerator Stator Winding machine monitoring: how it can help to avoid the forced outages Maintenance and how it increases effi ciency of unit maintenance programs. Mechanical, thermal and electrical effects on rotating machines Monday, July 16, 2012 - Tuesday, July 17, 2012 will be discussed. Monday: 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. The instructor, Mr. André Tétreault, is a premiere training Registration: US$200 specialist and conducts various training sessions worldwide. Attendance limited to fi rst 40 registrants Since 1995, he has worked in fi eld service, technical support, software development and now as Director of Testing and Organized By: Diagnostics. He has contributed to several Cigré, EPRI and IEEE papers and conferences on machine behavior in his career. Who Should Attend: The course will be of value to people who are new to hydrogenerator maintenance or experienced maintenance staff who wish a deeper understanding on increasing the service life of windings 13

THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 14 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com______GOLF TOURNAMENT area. PoloFields’golfcourseismeticulouslygroomed andprovides outstanding challengesforanygolfer. itsnarrowgreens. fairwaysandundulated greens, With The Polo Fields has matured intooneofthefi bentgrasstees,fairways and yards from thelongest tees.ThisBillNewcombchampionshipdesignedgolfcourse has Located inLouisvilleKentucky’s east atthePoloFieldsGolf&CountryClubfeatures 6,607 end,the18-holepar72 facility POLO FIELDSGOLF CLUB TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE TUESDAY, JULY 17,2012 Lunch andAwards Shotgun Start Check-In/Breakfast/Practice Buses DepartKentuckyInternationalConventionCenter(exact locationTBD) eatGl oreadRtr oCneto etr2:00p.m. Depart GolfCourseandReturntoConventionCenter Tuesday, July17th (includes transportation,breakfast andlunch) eitainFe US$125perperson Registration Fee: 8:00 a.m.shotgunstart POLO FIELDSGOLFCLUB Address: 17001PoloFields Lane,Louisville,KY40245 Phone: 1.502.244.6688 Web: http://2clubsfor1.com/polo_fi rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous | | Contents Contents elds/ | | omin Zoom omin Zoom | | omout Zoom omout Zoom **Times are based on an estimate and subject to change** to subject and estimate an on based are **Times | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front | | erhIssue Search erhIssue Search Bronze GolfSponsor Silver GolfSponsor Gold GolfSponsor SPONSORED BY: nest courses in the | | etPage Next etPage Next 1:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 7:15 a.m. 6:45 a.m. q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M q q q q M M M M ® ® qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM

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Tuesday, July 17, 2012 Sponsored by: 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Join thousands of hydro professionals from throughout the world for the offi cial start of the HydroVision International 2012 event!

In this information-packed, fast-moving session – open to all event attendees – you’ll gain insights on the current status of hydroelectric generation throughout the world. You’ll also hear from progressive hydro project developers and dam owners about ongoing development and rehabilitation work that is adding clean, renewable electricity to the grid while at the same time preserving the safety and sustainability of water resource structures.

Greetings from HydroVision JACOB IRVING, International’s Offi cial President, Canadian Hydropower Supporting Organizations Association

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Colonel Luke T. Leonard, Commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Louisville District Colonel Luke Leonard hails from Cincinnati. He was commissioned an Engineer Offi cer from The Citadel in 1987. His assignments include 10th Engineer Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division (Mechanized), Schweinfurt, Germany; USACE Baltimore and Washington, DC; 27th Engineer Battalion (Combat)(Airborne), Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo; Executive Offi cer, 27th Engineer Battalion (C)(Airborne), Fort Bragg, N.C; Brigade Operations, 20th Engineer Brigade (Combat)(Airborne), Fort Bragg, N.C. and Baghdad Iraq; Commander, 94th Engineer Battalion, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. and Mosul Iraq; Chief, Operations and Plans, Army Human Resources Command, Fort Knox, Ky. Deployments include Panama, Kosovo, and Iraq. He is a Command and General Staff College graduate, holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Civil Engineering, The OPENING KEYNOTE Citadel; and a Master’s of Science in Management Information Systems, University of Maryland. His awards include the Meritorious Service, Army Commendation and the Bronze deFleury medals. SESSION

Marc S. Gerken, P.E., President/CEO of American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) Marc S. Gerken is the former City Engineer and then City Manager of the public power community of Napoleon, Ohio. Gerken served on the AMP Board of Trustees for four years and chaired the Board committee overseeing construction of the 42-MW Belleville Hydroelectric Plant. Under Gerken’s leadership, AMP is currently embarking on the largest deployment of new run-of-the-river hydro development in the nation, with four new facilities under construction on the Ohio River. He is a member of the National Hydropower Association Board of Directors, co-chairing the NHA CEO Council; and is past Chair of the American Public Power Association Board of Directors. He’s received multiple awards from APPA and was recognized as a fi nalist for the Platt’s Global Energy CEO of the Year Award in December 2010. A graduate of the University of Dayton with a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering, Gerken is a registered professional engineer. www.hydroevent.com | 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide Paul W. Thompson, Senior Vice President, Energy Services, LG&E and KU Energy Paul W. Thompson is the Senior Vice President of Energy Services at LG&E and KU Energy LLC where he is responsible for generation, energy marketing and transmission operations. LG&E and KU Energy LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of PPL Corporation. Paul held various positions at Louisville Gas & Electric and Kentucky Utilities, since 1991, including Group Vice President of Marketing, Vice President of Retail Electric Business, and Vice President of Business Development. Previously he served in several management positions for Koch Industries and Lone Star Technologies (a former Northwest Industries subsidiary). Paul holds an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from MIT.

Pierre L. Gauthier, President and Chief Executive Offi cer, U.S. and Canada, Alstom Pierre L. Gauthier joined Alstom in 1996 and has held multiple marketing, technology, quality and general management positions within the company. In 2002, he was named managing director of Alstom’s North American hydro business where he helped shape the company’s strategy for expansion into the U.S. hydro market. In 2008, Pierre was appointed President and CEO for Alstom in the U.S. and Canada, where he has since led efforts to provide innovative technologies addressing energy and transportation challenges faced by North American customers. Pierre holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the École Polytechnique de Montréal and has pursued further studies in leadership and business administration at McGill University and the European Institute of Administration (INSEAD).

THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 18 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com______ASSET MANAGEMENT In thistrack,seasonedmanagerswillshare lessonslearnedandnewinsightsthatwillhelpyouarriveatsound,profi toward improving thebottomline. solutions toassetmanagementchallenges.Thesevensessionsinthistrackwillhelpyouaddress keyissueswithagoal Track Chair: director oftheU.S.Army Corps of Corps’ hydropower facilities Center (HDC)forthepast11years. Located inPortland,Ore., HDCis Engineers’ Hydroelectric Design Brent Mahanhasbeenthe WHO SHOULDATTEND: Center, U.S. Army Corps of of Corps Army U.S. Center, Engineers, USA Engineers, BRENT L.MAHAN throughout theUnitedStates. the centerofexpertisefor Director, Hydroelectric Design Design Hydroelectric Director, hydropower engineeringforthe • • • • • • TRACK A and HumanResources) Suppliers Communications, Finance Generation Managers Consultants Hydroelectric Assets Production Managers Hydroelectric Department Equipment Manufacturers/ Managers of Managers (Engineering, rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous | | Contents Contents Taking aLong-Term View 1:30 p.m.-3:30 Cameron Ironside, International an yk lsaEeg uhrt, Wayne Dyok,AlaskaEnergy Authority, Water Resources, UnitedStates Hydropower Association,UnitedKingdom United States ap ors aionaDprmn f Ralph Torres, CaliforniaDepartmentof Karin Seelos,StatkraftEnergi AS,Norway Sustainability andthe Michael Manwaring,NationalMarketing Don Erpenbeck,MWH,UnitedStates Director, Hydropower Services,HDR, United States Bottom Line’ of CapitalProgram Move toa‘Quadruple are leadingtobetterdecisions, achieve balanceamongeconomic, are theymovingbeyond the are usinginformationfrom their 9:30 a.m.-11:30 equipment monitoring systemsto Wednesday, July18,2012 Wednesday, July18,2012 in theShort-Term World Development SCADA, maintenanceand Line”? Expertsdiscussefforts to How are leadinghydropower stronger communityrelationships. social, environmental and regulatory benefi management strategies,andhow providers meshingsustainability SESSION 2A SESSION 1A Industry leadersdiscusshow they toward the“QuadrupleBottom traditional “Triple BottomLine” into theirlong-termasset improved communication and Panelists: Moderator: | | omin Zoom omin Zoom | | omout Zoom omout Zoom tsandhowthey | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front Thursday, July 19,2012 i ilr enseVle uhrt, Jim Miller, Tennesse Valley Authority, Jiri Koutnik,HeadofBasicDesign,Voith nrwSrn,SateCt ih Andrew Strong, SeattleCity&Light Scott Ross, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Scott Ross,Bureau ofReclamation,U.S. Charles Ahlgren, Pacifi Other RenewablesinYour Company, UnitedStates United States Administration,UnitedStates Germany Power, United States DepartmentofInterior, UnitedStates Business SolutionsGroup, UnitedStates Edward Carter, President, SeniorVice MWH Nick Read,ManitobaHydro, Canada Richard R. Miller, HDR,Inc., United States Francis Halpin,BonnevillePower Klaus Engels,E.ONWasserkraft GmbH, Hydro HoldingGmbH&Co.KG,Germany Synergies andChallenges Portfolio of IntegratingHydro and collaboration andbetterdecisions. as atransmissionresource leadsto does gridstabilityaffect those capitalizing onthesynergies of Experts discusshowutilitiesare Find outhowtheyutilizethis strategies? Iswearandtearareal viewpoint inuncertaintimes. 8:30 a.m.-10:00 management strategies.How renewables intheirasset models totakealongerterm make betterrisk-informeddecisions. SESSION 3A issue? Industryleadersexplain integrating hydro withother information ininnovativefi how maximizingpumpedstorage Panelists: Moderator: Panelists: Moderator: | | erhIssue Search erhIssue Search | | cGs&Eeti cGas&Electric etPage Next etPage Next nancial table q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M q q q q M M M M ® ® qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM

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SESSION 4A Moderator: SESSION 7A Better Organizations for John Etzel, Deputy Director, Show Me The Money: Hydroelectric Design Center, U.S. Army Better Asset Management Corps of Engineers, United States Financing Strategies for in a Shared Ownership Capital Improvement Panelists: World John Brewster, NAES, United States Friday, July 20, 2012 Thursday, July 19, 2012 Matthew Crane, MWH, United States 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Teresa Galloway, Hydroelectric Design Financial and asset managers from Leading utilities discuss how they Center, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, a variety of utilities discuss their United States are building their organizations to approaches to making sure capital Jeanne Lewis, Alstom, United States improve asset management for both is available for refurbishments and Susan Oulette, Kleinschmidt Associates, upgrades. Learn how they work small and large plants. Learn how to United States set the stage for success in project with stakeholders to secure support Minal Parekh, Colorado School of Mines, for these projects. agreements and how to share the United States ownership for decisions on asset Moderator: management. What are the SESSION 6A Stephen Spain, Vice President, MANAGEMENT ASSET emerging issues and the lessons Northwest Region, HDR, United States TRACK A: learned from previous experiences? Building Bridges: Meshing Your Asset Management Panelists: Moderator: John Christmas, Hannon Armstrong, Boudewijn Neijens, VP Marketing & and Operations & United States Business Development, Copperleaf Maintenance Decision- James Clune, Bonneville Power Technologies, Canada Making Administration, United States Panelists: Friday, July 20, 2012 Ted Coombes, SCB Global, United States Fabian Kaica, Hydro Tasmania, Australia 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Phil Jones, Copper Leaf Technologies, Canada Nick Read, Manitoba Hydro, Canada Utility managers explain how they Alistair Wilson, CEATI, Canada Ryan Stewart, Bonneville Power are blending their asset Administration, United States management and O&M decision- Justin Tomljanovic, Pacifi c Gas & Electric making processes. Learn how they Company, United States are working to develop seamless approaches to improve information SESSION 5A sharing and decisions that benefi t Hydropower’s Aging both communities.

Work Force and the Moderator: Transition to a New Lynn Casey, Strategic Business Advisor, Generation of Workers HB Global Advisors, Canada Thursday, July 19, 2012 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. On this panel, professionals with fi ve to ten years of experience compare their vision of work-force management with the vision of more experienced, seasoned professionals. Learn what attracts, and keeps, hydro employees. Find out what is working and what is needed. Do employees nearing retirement share common perspectives with the younger employees who will eventually replace them? Find out during this lively discussion about work-force management.

THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 20 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com______CIVIL WORKS&DAMSAFETY owners, managersandregulators aboutproducts, programs andapproaches inusetoday. Explore practicalideasthatwill What are thebestpracticesormethodsformanagingsafetyissuesrelated todamsandcivilstructures? Learnfrom dam Track Chair: design, construction,andproject experience intheplanning, over 50dams.Heisamemberof engineering projects. He fl help youmanagethemaintenanceormodifi USSD, ASDSOandASCEisa Wayne hasmore than35yearsof FERC independentconsultantfor National Technical Director of HDR Engineeringin1993where WAYNE EDWARDS WHO SHOULDATTEND: LLC, USA LLC, Principal, W.D. Edwards Consulting, Consulting, Edwards W.D. Principal, management ofwatersupply, in CaliforniaandNebraska. registered professional engineer in October2003.Hehasbeenthe until heformedhisowncompany under FERCjurisdiction.Hejoined managed PG&E’s damsafety Dams andHydraulicStructures program withover100dams he was Vice Presidenthe wasVice and oodcontrol andhydroelectric • • • • • • • TRACK B and Regulators Service Contractors Operations Supervisors Consultants Civil/Structural Engineers Project Managers Maintenance Supervisors Dam SafetyManagers rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous | | Contents Contents 1:30 p.m.-3:30 olGl,Suhr opn,Uie Joel Galt,SouthernCompany, United Carrie Harris,PPLMontana,UnitedStates Classifi States States Ken Fonnesbeck,Mead&Hunt,United Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission, Paul Shannon,SeniorCivilEngineer, Is Your Notifi Process Adequate? United States Emergency ActionPlans: Best Practicesfor and Risks and stabilitycriteriaand,ultimately, classifi classifi 9:30 a.m.-11:30 Wednesday, July18,2012 Wednesday, July18,2012 Discussion ofRegulations Dam Hazard With allthethingsthatcango Understand the implications these Understand theimplicationsthese Explore howhazard andsize your emergency notifi wrong, itisimportanttoensure procedures onholidays. need toadaptnotifi public educationandthepossible response times,theimportance of potential measures forreducing non-failure conditions,new process isadequate.Learn about SESSION 2B SESSION 1B the economics of a project. the economicsofaproject. technologies fornotifi the needforEAPsthatcover how theydiffer throughout theworld. Panelists: Moderator: | | cationofcivilcomponents. omin Zoom omin Zoom cations have on spillway design cations have onspillwaydesign cations are determined and cations are determinedand cations-A | | omout Zoom omout Zoom cation cation cation cation, | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front Thomas Hepler, Technical Specialist, Tim Hemstreet, Pacifi Tim Thursday, July 19,2012 James Borg, Group Leader, SmallHydro When DoesItMakeSense Scott Klabunde,NorthAmericanHydro, Gus Tjoumas,DamSafetyConsultingLLC, Civil EngineeringDivision,Bureau of C. Richard Donnelly, Hatch,Canada Chad Cox,GZAGeoEnvironmental Inc., William Allerton,DivisionofDamSafety William Waterways andConcrete DamsGroup, United States States Economists,UnitedStates RegulatoryCommission,UnitedStates andInspections,FederalEnergy United States United States Consulting,UnitedStates Ellen Faulkner, Ayres Associates,United Practice, MWHGlobal,Inc.,UnitedStates Reclamation, U.S.DepartmentofInterior, to ConsideraDam ai ols A nier David Bowles,RACEngineers& Denise Hoffert-Hay, Confl United States Removal? determine thereal costsof discussion, aswellhowto consequences andbenefi as fi Gain informationneededto solving problems withdams, such 8:30 a.m.-10:00 removing adam. removal. Learnhowandwhen to realistically evaluateoptions for SESSION 3B bring thestakeholdersinto Panelists: Moderator: Moderator: Panelists: | | shpassage,aswellthe erhIssue Search erhIssue Search Corp,UnitedStates | | etPage Next etPage Next uence tsofdam q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M

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SESSION 4B Moderator: SESSION 7B Uncovering Weaknesses, Hans Hasnay, Principal - New York Dam Safety Training, Region, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., Improving Reliability - United States Tools and Resources for Learning from Recent Dam Owners and Panelists: Dam Failures or Potential Jerry Gomez, Gomez and Sullivan Operators Failures Engineers, United States Friday, July 20, 2012 Thursday, July 19, 2012 Patrick Regan, Federal Energy Regulatory 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Commission, United States Many dam owners conduct their Learn about new discoveries own dam safety training, using the SESSION 6B regarding inherent weaknesses of variety of existing resources dams and what to do when these New Trends in Dam available. Learn the value of problems arise. Understand how Safety Surveillance and implementing these tools, design elements that seemed like a Monitoring resources and training and how this implementation has made a good idea at the time -- such as Friday, July 20, 2012 positive difference in dam fuse plugs and timber piles -- can 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. lead to problems. Discover the operations. Become aware of the value of understanding original Moderator: components of a good SAFETY & DAM WORKS CIVIL design assumptions and Kenneth Smith, Assistant Director, methodologies when making monitoring and surveillance Indiana Department of Natural modifi cations intended to ensure program and how to make Resources, United States TRACK B: structural reliability. decisions about what to do with the data once it is collected. Panelists: William Allerton, Federal Energy Moderator: Explore new technologies that Charles Holder, Business Line Leader, Regulatory Commission, United States are available and how they are Energy, BC/Yukon District, AECOM, Pierre Mazingue, Electricite de France, being applied. Canada Centre d’Ingénierie Hydraulique (CIH), Moderator: France Panelists: Jay Stateler, Civil Engineer, Bureau of William Christman, Chelan County Public Raul Silva, Massachusetts Department of Reclamation, U.S. Department of Interior, Utility District, United States Conservation and Recreation, United United States States William Fiedler, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Department of Interior, United States Panelists: Michelle Yezierski, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, United States Thomas Kahl, Kleinschmidt Associates, William Broderick, Paul C. Rizzo United States Associates Inc., United States Patrick Regan, Federal Energy Regulatory Peter Hassan, Ontario Power Generation, Commission, United States Canada Christopher Hill, Metropolitan Water SESSION 5B District of Southern California, United Outcomes and Impacts of States Laurent Mouvet, Stucky SA, Switzerland the PFMA Process Thursday, July 19, 2012 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Explore whether the potential failure modes analysis (PFMA) 4 WAYS TO REGISTER process has improved dam safety 1. ONLINE www.hydroevent.com and learn the cost, benefi ts and 2. EMAIL [email protected] outcomes of the PFMA process. 3. FAX +1-918-831-9161 • Toll-free: +1-888-299-8057 4. MAIL PennWell HydroVision International 2012 PO Box 973059 • Dallas, TX 75397-3059

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NEW DEVELOPMENT

Where do promising new opportunities for hydroelectric development exist? What types of development approaches can serve as successful models for emerging hydro throughout the world? This track examines the major forces that are moving new hydro forward and explores solutions to the challenges faced along the way.

SESSION 1C developers are approaching these WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Putting New Technology projects to ensure successful • Business Development to Work: A Global outcomes for the owners and the Specialists project benefi ciaries. • Consultants Perspective Moderator: • Equipment Manufacturers/ Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Sonya Reiser, Hydropower Engineer, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Suppliers Knight Piesold and Company, United • Financiers/Lenders/Insurers Efforts to increase the use of clean, States • Project Developers sustainable energy have led to Panelists: • Project Owners major improvements in hydropower Jim Gordon, Earth by Design, United States equipment. Learn how the Rudolf Jacobs, Hidroelectrica Choloma technologies featured in this SA, Guatemala session can maximize profi t and Michael Maley, Hydro Green Energy, effi ciency on projects throughout United States the world. Join this session to hear Paul Roos, AMJET Turbine Systems LLC, how and where new technology is United States being utilized in new developments to maximize project profi t and SESSION 3C effi ciency. Track Chair: Development at Federal NORMAN A. BISHOP, JR., Moderator: Projects in the United P.E., M.B.A. Norman (Norm) Bishop, Senior Vice States: Lessons in Shared President, Knight Pièsold and Co., Senior Vice President-Hydropower United States Ownership and & Renewable Energy, Knight Piesold Collaboration and Co., USA Panelists: Thursday, July 19, 2012 Maryse Francois-Xausa, Alstom Norman Bishop is senior vice Renewable Power Hydro, France 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. president for hydroelectric and Helmut Keck, ANDRITZ Hydro Corp., Industry and agency experts renewable energy with Knight Switzerland provide an update on recent U.S.

______Piesold, a consulting engineering Jay Sutton, Alterra Power, Canada agencies’ memorandums of company. Norm brings more than Jochen Weilepp, Voith Hydro Ocean understanding encouraging the 30 years of innovative construction Current Technologies GmbH & Co., development of new hydropower and engineering experience with Germany projects and hydrokinetic energy hydraulic, heavy civil, hydroelectric, technology. They will discuss pumped-storage, and water SESSION 2C possible additional areas for future resources projects. How Small Hydro is collaboration and discussion. They Shaping the World’s also will highlight project successes that have resulted. Join in the Energy Future discussion to gauge the success of Wednesday, July 18, 2012 these agreements to date. 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Moderator: Small hydro development is getting Kamau Sadiki, National Hydropower a lot of attention from regulators Business Line Manager, U.S. Army Corps and investors. In this two-hour of Engineers, United States session, panelists explain how 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com International Preliminary HydroVision 2012

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Panelists: and construct new hydroelectric Moderator: Hoyt Battey, U.S. Department of Energy, projects. Leading experts will Stanley Kocon, Director of Marketing and United States discuss the recent innovations in Proposals, Voith Hydro, United States Phil Meier, American Municipal Power, planning, design, supply chain Panelists: Inc., United States management, construction and John Douglas, Riverbank Inc, United James Price, W. V. Hydro, Inc., United commissioning behind the newest States States hydropower projects being Victor Jmaeff, Columbia Power David Sinclair, Advanced Hydro Solutions, developed around the world. Corporation, United States United States Phil Meier, American Municipal Power, Moderator: Mark Stover, Hydro Green Energy, LLC, Inc., United States Michael Labelle, Director of Engineering, United States Power Generation, Hydro-Quebec Michael Pedersen, Kaukauna Utilities, Equipment Division, Canada United States SESSION 4C Dale Zeisloft, PPL Generation, United Fresh Perspectives on Panelists: States Aaron Dlot, Manitoba Hydro, United Pumped Storage Around States SESSION 7C the World Marc Escande, Hatch, Canada Thursday, July 19, 2012 Marc Imbeau, Hydro Quebec, Canada Surprising New 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Gaetan Thibault, AECOM, Canada Hydropower - Projects at Learn about actual case studies of New and Existing Water pumped-storage projects being SESSION 6C Infrastructure designed, built and operated Friday, July 20, 2012 Adding Optimized Hydro NEW DEVELOPMENT around the world. Panelists provide 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Projects at Existing TRACK C: a fresh perspective of the fi nancial Panelists examine the way cities, and technical aspects of pumped- Facilities municipal districts and irrigation storage development. Join this Friday, July 20, 2012 companies are adding power session to hear how using pumped 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. generation technology to canals, storage ensures the integration of There are many multipurpose pipelines, water treatment plants intermittent renewable power. dams and reservoirs in countries and storage dams to produce Moderator: throughout the world without low-impact hydropower. Carlos Araoz, Vice President, Black & hydropower generation facilities. In Moderator: Veatch Corporation, United States the USA, only 3% of dams have Charles Rehn, Salt Lake City Business hydropower facilities. In some cases Unit Manager, AMEC, United States Panelists: existing hydropower facilities are not Rajesh Dham, U.S. Department of Energy, optimized because the equipment is Panelists: United States old. Experts explain how by adding Brett Bauer, Canyon Resources, United Klaus Engels, E.ON Wasserkraft GmbH, waterpower at existing dams or States Germany making equipment changes you can Dave Boyter, Riverbank Inc, United States Lars Meier, Voith Hydro, Inc., United obtain energy that would have been Gary Pan, Hydrotech, United States States otherwise wasted or produced at Alden Robinson, Sunrise Engineering Inc., Ziad Shawwash, UBC, Canada United States lower equipment effi ciency.

SESSION 5C Implementation: Lessons in Globalized Project Delivery Thursday, July 19, 2012 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Global sourcing and project delivery is becoming the preferred mechanism for owners to develop

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OCEAN/TIDAL/STREAM POWER

Get the latest information about exciting new improvements in hydrokinetic power technologies and installations. After years of embryonic development, ocean, tidal and stream power technologies are making signifi cant progress. Several utilities have established programs aimed at adding renewable power based on these emerging technologies. This track will bring you up to date on the status of development in this market.

SESSION 1D testing and discuss how they have WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Research & Development: managed the varying regulatory • Business Managers Moving Forward processes. • Consultants Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Moderator: • Developers Francois Berthiaume, Vice President and • 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Equipment Manufacturers/ Managing Director, Alstom Power Inc. Suppliers What are universities, federal Hydro USA, United States • Regulatory Agency bodies and states doing to Panelists: Representatives accelerate the deployment of new Burton Hamner, Hydrovolts, United States • Service Contractors technologies? Experts discuss Jean Paquin, Northland Power, Canada existing research from around the Jochen Weilepp, Voith Hydro Ocean Current Track Chairs: globe, identify research gaps that Technologies GmbH & Co., Germany need to be fi lled and examine how Maureen Winters, Free Flow Power, best to move forward and take United States advantage of hydrokinetic resources. SESSION 3D Moderator: The Tradeoffs Between AbuBakr Bahaj, Professor, University of Southampton, United Kingdom Cost, Survivability and PAUL JACOBSON Effi ciency Waterpower Program Manager, Panelists: Thursday, July 19, 2012 Electric Power Research Institute Cameron Johnstone, University of 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. (EPRI), USA Strathclyde, United States Chul H. Johnstone, Inha University, Experts discuss the seemingly Paul Jacobson is the ocean energy United States contradictory goals of maintaining leader in the renewable program Robert Thresher, National Renewable year-round high effi ciency, while still area of generation sector at Electric Energy Laboratory, United States ensuring reliability and robustness Power Research Institute (EPRI). Jose Zayas, U.S. Department of Energy, in extreme conditions. Engineers United States involved in the industry will discuss ______the differences in technologies and SESSION 2D the different approaches used to Deployed Projects: address survivability. Experiences from Across Moderator: the Globe Tim Mundon, Senior Engineer, Kleinschmidt Associates, United States Wednesday, July 18, 2012 TIM MUNDON 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Panelists: Senior Engineer, Kleinschmidt Adam Brown, NAFTC, United States Associates, USA What are the secrets to Philippe Gilson, Alstom Hydro France, successfully deploying a Dr. Tim Mundon is a Senior France hydrokinetic project? The Engineer with Kleinschmidt’s Jochen Weilepp, Voith Hydro Ocean executives and engineers in charge Marine Renewables Group. Current Technologies GmbH & Co., of deploying the world’s fi rst Germany ocean/tidal/stream power projects provide a summary of their experiences with research and 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com International Preliminary HydroVision 2012

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SESSION 4D SESSION 6D SESSION 7D Resource Assessment User Confl icts and Jumping the ESA/MMPA Thursday, July 19, 2012 Stakeholder Involvement Hurdles 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Friday, July 20, 2012 Friday, July 20, 2012 Learn about the challenges and 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. knowledge gaps in assessing the Consulting with concerned parties How high are the hurdles? world’s hydrokinetic resources, as is critical to the timely success of Environmental review related to experts discuss methodologies, any project, but knowing the who, Endangered Species Act (ESA) and assumptions and limitations in how and when is far from Marine Mammal Protection Act resource assessment, and results to straightforward. Industry (MMPA) compliance presents date. professionals with expertise in substantial challenges to regulators, Moderator: dealing with these concerns answer resource managers, and project Vincent Neary, Senior Research Engineer, these questions and more while developers. Experts will discuss this Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United raising the issue of how to bring and the importance of States stakeholders to the table. understanding the role of adaptive management. Panelists: Moderator: Hoyt Battey, U.S. Department of Energy, Sean O’Neill, President, Ocean Moderator: United States Renewable Energy Coalition, United Glenn Cada, Senior Research Staff Kevin Haas, Georgia Institute of States Member, Environmental Sciences Technology, United States Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Panelists: United States Paul Jacobson, Electric Power Research Heather Deese, Island Institute, United Institute (EPRI), United States States Panelists: Jeff Hammond, Ecology and Simon Geerlofs, Pacifi c Northwest

SESSION 5D Environment, United States National Laboratory, United States OCEAN/TIDAL/STREAM POWER The U.S. Permitting Christopher Sauer, Ocean Renewable Timothy Konnert, Federal Energy Power Company, United States Regulatory Commission, United States Process: How it Has D: TRACK Edward Lovelace, Free Flow Power, Evolved United States Thursday, July 19, 2012 Christine Tomichek, Kleinschmidt 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Associates, United States Panelists review the permitting of the fi rst U.S. MHK projects and discuss the lessons learned. Experts in the industry will discuss jurisdictions, requirements and improvements in the FERC and BOEM regulatory processes.

Moderator: Jennifer Hill, Chief, Northwest Branch- Hydro Licensing, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, United States

Panelists: Joan Barminski, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, United States Kenneth J. Hogan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, United States Jerry Ziewitz, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, United States

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OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE

Every aspect of hydro plant operations and maintenance contributes to its success. In this track, hydropower’s most innovative and progressive O&M managers share their approaches to cutting costs, improving equipment longevity and performance, and increasing worker safety.

SESSION 1E reserve, voltage control, governor WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Powertrain O&M: Best in response time, black start and • Consultants Class optimizing reactive power support. • Equipment Manufacturers/ This session will profi le hydro’s Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Suppliers unique ability to balance and 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. • Maintenance Supervisors integrate intermittent wind and • O&M Personnel Gain valuable insight into the solar power. • Operations Supervisors operation and maintenance of Moderator: • Plant Managers and powertrain equipment including Roger Clarke-Johnson, Western Region Superintendents generators, turbines, exciters, Manager, American Governor Company, • Project Managers governors, and protection systems. United States • Safety Specialists Also for discussion are governor • Service Contractors tuning, reliability practices and Panelists: Mike Fogarty, Kestrel Power Engineering, performance testing with effective United States O&M practices. Indra Kusuma, ABB Inc., Canada Moderator: Eric See-Toh, Manitoba Hydro, Canada Jay Anders, Director of Hydro Projects, John Undrill, Consultant, United States Mesa Associates, Inc., United States

Panelists: SESSION 3E Terry Bauman, L&S Electric, United States Safety Smarts Steve Bennett, Pacifi c Gas & Electric, Thursday, July 19, 2012 Track Chair: United States 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. JAMES R. MAHAR, P.E. Greg McDonald, Tennessee Valley Chief, Operations Division, Portland Authority, United States How does the application of District, U.S. Army Corps of Greg Topjian, Doble Engineering modern safety practices affect plant Engineers, USA Company, United States operations and maintenance? Hydro plant owners, operators and safety James Mahar is responsible for SESSION 2E offi cers discuss safety trends,

______meeting much of the hydropower cultural drivers, implementation demand in the northwestern U.S., Ancillary Services: The practices and lessons learned with complying with biological Role of Governors, regard to arc fl ash, lockout/tagout, requirements for the safe passage Exciters, Unit Controls breaker safety, job hazard analysis, of anadromous fi sh, meeting state and Plant Control crane operation and changes in fi re and federal requirements under the protection systems. Endangered Species Act, and Systems ensuring safe and effi cient lock Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Moderator: operations on the Columbia River 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Michael Haynes, Power Production Director, Seattle City Light, United States Basin. After graduating from Learn from experts about how to Southern Illinois University in 1982, maintain your existing generator Panelists: Mahar joined the U.S. Corps of control systems and apply the Jerry Balcom, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as an electrical engineer. latest monitoring equipment. Also Engineers, United States highlighted, examined and Mark Gross, Alcoa Power Generating, Inc., discussed is the emerging market United States for ancillary services, including Alain Petitjean, Electricité de France, frequency response, spinning France Kevin York, Tennessee Valley Authority, 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com International Preliminary HydroVision 2012 United States 26

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SESSION 4E Moderator: Environmental Dustin Bengtson, Deputy Operations Panelists: Manager, Willamette Valley Project, U.S. Rob Antonishen, Ontario Power Considerations Army Corps of Engineers, United States Generation, Canada Thursday, July 19, 2012 Jay Holcomb, U.S. Department of Panelists: 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Homeland Security, United States Bill Cochran, California Department of Melissa Kurtz, U.S. Army Corps of Explore environmental Water Resources, United States Engineers, United States requirements while operating and Scott Klabunde, North American Hydro, Larry Pomatto, Systems Integrated, maintaining a power plant on a United States United States river, lake or reservoir. How has ISO Greg Taylor, U.S. Army Corps of 14001, the Clean Water Act, Engineers, United States Endangered Species Act and/or the SESSION 7E River & Harbors Act changed your SESSION 6E Operating Center Best O&M practices? Learn how to best Operating Requirements Practices ensure compliance with a biological for Cybersecurity Friday, July 20, 2012 opinion. Gain a comprehensive 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. perspective on the importance of Compliance the Spill Prevention Control and Friday, July 20, 2012 Discover best practices used at Countermeasure (SPCC) document 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. facilities with modernized control and the regulated oil spill response and dispatch centers. Panelists How have hydro managers adapted process. Threats of invasive species discuss control center operator to meet the North American Electric also will be discussed. training, human factor Reliability Corporation (NERC) cyber considerations during design, Moderator: security requirements? Presenters control center alarm management, James Brunot, Senior Consultant - Hydro will provide an overview of physical effective SCADA displays and Engineering, Kleinschmidt Associates, security changes, personnel training, generating optimization programs. United States personnel risk assessment Panelists: requirements, change management, Moderator: Jeff Osborn, Chelan County Public Utility incident and recovery plans and the Gregory Lewis, Technical Manager - OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE District, United States retention of maintenance and Hydro Fleet, Duke Energy, United States Leonard Willett, Bureau of Reclamation, testing records required to meet Panelists:

U.S. Department of Interior, United TRACK E: NERC Critical Infrastructure Jay Holcomb, U.S. Department of States Protection (CIP) standards. Homeland Security, United States Roger Hugosson, Vattenfall, Sweden SESSION 5E Moderator: Robert Ford, Senior Electric Engineer, Bernard Poulin, Hydro-Quebec Outside the Powerhouse U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, United Production, Canada Thursday, July 19, 2012 States Sammy Sweetland, Tennessee Valley 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Authority, United States

Explore O&M responsibilities extending beyond the powerhouse, including navigation locks, spillway gates, fi sh passage systems, debris management, recreational facilities and support buildings. Learn how to maintain and prioritize routine workload, minimize unscheduled non-routine maintenance and address unexpected costs by delivering a comprehensive maintenance program outside the typical powerhouse program.

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POLICIES & REGULATIONS

Experts share their perspectives on policy and regulatory initiatives in their regions. Learn about the implications, licensing requirements and strategies that will help you navigate the licensing process quickly and effi ciently. And discover whether current policies and regulations overlook the benefi ts of hydropower.

SESSION 1F operations and new development. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Exploring Regulatory Does an end-of-life turbine • Attorneys Policy throughout the replacement require a license • Business Managers amendment? Does a minor change • Compliance Managers World require a license to be reopened • Consultants Wednesday, July 18, 2012 due to environmental impacts? Do • Electricity Supply Regulators 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. closed-loop pumped-storage systems need the same level of • Hydro Generation Managers Panelists share their perspectives environmental review as run-of-river • Independent System Operators on vital policy, legislative and developments? Get the answers to • Owners of Hydroelectric Assets regulatory issues in their regions. these and other questions as • Regulators Learn about current plans and panelists discuss current and • Tribal Representatives proposals on several topics: emerging issues at FERC. Incentives vs. Tariffs; Pumped Storage; Grid Support; Moderator: Resettlement; First Nations Kelly Houff, Division of Hydropower participation; and other issues Administration & Compliance, Federal affecting hydropower worldwide. Energy Regulatory Commission, United States Moderator: Jacob Irving, President, Canadian Panelists: Hydropower Association, Canada Emily Carter, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, United States Track Chair: Panelists: Ginger Gillin, GEI Consultants, Inc., JEREMIAH (JAY) L. MAHER Robert Coas, Brookfi eld Energia United States Senior Manager, Kleinschmidt Renovavel, Brazil Steve Padula, Long View Associates, Inc., Associates, USA Antonio Fonseca dos Santos, Brookfi eld United States Energia Renovável, Brazil Jay Maher is a senior manager for Rachel Price, Federal Energy Regulatory Jeff Leahey, National Hydropower Kleinschmidt Associates, a Commission, United States Association (NHA), United States consulting company that Shawn Puzen, Wisconsin Public Service, Pierre Lundahl, Lundahl Environment Inc.,

______specializes in energy and water United States Canada resources. Maher has more than Ed Wojczynski, Manitoba Hydro, Canada 19 years experience in hydropower SESSION 3F licensing and compliance. Before SESSION 2F Policy Initiatives that joining Kleinschmidt, he served as Encourage New Hydro the environmental resources Navigating the FERC manager for the Central Nebraska Regulatory Process Development Worldwide Public Power and Irrigation Thursday, July 19, 2012 Wednesday, July 18, 2012 District’s 104-MW Platte River 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Project. Hydropower is seeing a resurgence Learn how to best navigate the of growth throughout the world. regulatory process at the U.S. Panelists discuss emerging policies Federal Energy Regulatory and proposed legislative and Commission (FERC) for existing regulatory initiatives designed to 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com International Preliminary HydroVision 2012

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facilitate development. Hear a SESSION 5F Panelists: regional perspective on policies What Should NOT be Ryan Broshar, SRA International, United States that promote the development of Regulated national/natural resources and how Shana Murray, Federal Energy Regulatory Thursday, July 19, 2012 they differ in North America, South Commission, United States 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. America, Europe and Australasia. Rebecca O’Neil, Oregon Department of Learn about market-driven Do emerging hydropower Energy, United States opportunities that offer the best technologies that have little or no prospects for development. effect on the environment require the SESSION 7F Moderator: same level of regulation and study as Do Current Policies and Mike Maley, CEO, Hydro Green Energy, conventional projects? Explore the Regulations Overlook the United States issues surrounding the licensing and regulation of low-impact technologies Benefi ts of Hydropower? Panelists: and the amount of regulation required Friday, July 20, 2012 John Carson, Alterra Power Corp, Canada for such projects. 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Linda Church Ciocci, National Do current policies and regulations Hydropower Association (NHA), Moderator: fail to fully appreciate and United States Julie Keil, Director, Hydro Licensing, Portland General Electric, United States compensate hydro and pumped- Antunes Sobrinho, Engevix Engenharia, S.A., Brazil storage projects for their role in Panelists: maintaining a reliable grid? Join the Richard Roos-Collins, Water and Power experts in a discussion of the Law Group, United States benefi ts hydro provides and its role John Seebach, American Rivers, United SESSION 4F in a grid system. Are there States Policies that Make Sense disincentives to pumped-storage Charles Sensiba, Van Ness Feldman, PC, development that need to be for Renewable Energy United States Thursday, July 19, 2012 addressed? Are there independent 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. system operator (ISO) policies that SESSION 6F can enhance hydro’s role in creating What policies are needed by the The Colorado MOU: Is a stronger system? hydro, biomass, wind, solar and this the Path for the Small geothermal industries to fulfi ll their Moderator: Hydro Future? Colin Clark, Chief Technical Offi cer, POLICIES & REGULATIONS potential? Given the different Brookfi eld Asset Management, Canada development cycles, are there Friday, July 20, 2012 TRACK F: common incentive programs that 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Panelists: can help them all grow? Experts Panelists present case studies and Steve Eckert, Brookfi eld Renewable Energy Partners, United States discuss programs that can respond lessons learned from the fi rst to such diverse needs and the projects to be submitted to the Don Erpenbeck, MWH Americas, Inc., United States common agendas these industries Federal Energy Regulatory Scott Flake, Sacramento Municipal Utility can advance by working together. Commission (FERC) under the District (SMUD), United States Moderator: memorandum of understanding Cameron Ironside, International Jeff Leahey, Director of Government with Colorado. The dialog will look Hydropower Association, United Affairs, National Hydropower Association at the positives and negatives of Kingdom (NHA), United States the process and what can be done Thomas Key, Electric Power Research to improve the outcomes. Learn Panelists: Institute (EPRI), United States Gu Yoon Chung, ENEL Green Power, how this approach can be extended United States to other states and how to keep Bob Cleaves, Biomass Power Association, this initiative for new development United States moving forward. Christy Omohundro, American Wind Moderator: Energy Association, United States Tim Welch, West Branch Chief, Offi ce of Jolene Thompson, American Municipal Energy Projects, Federal Energy Power, Inc., United States Regulatory Commission, United States

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The allocation and management of water resources is complex. In this track, you will take a broad look at water management, planning and use. Experts will offer their insights into the hottest topics for fi sheries management. Learn about optimizing and valuing water, best practices for river basin transfer, managing sediments and much more.

SESSION 1G SESSION 2G WHO SHOULD ATTEND Optimizing and Valuing River Basin Transfers: Best • Consultants • Environmental Specialists Water: Hydropower’s Practices and Lessons • Project Owners Water Footprint Learned • Special Interest Group Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Representatives 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. • Panelists examine several case Water Resources Attorneys How do you identify and optimize • studies where water has been Water Resource/ the value of ecosystem services moved from one basin to another Watershed Managers provided by hydropower (i.e., a river basin transfer) in North development? What role does America, Europe, and Africa to your project play in providing reveal what was successful and what environmental in-fl ows and could have been done differently. mitigation enhancements, and how is that role defi ned by regulatory Moderator: opportunities and constraints? Lars Odegard, Project Director, SNPower, What is hydropower’s water Norway footprint? This session will Panelists: examine hydropower’s role in Jean-Christophe Guay, Hydro Quebec, Track Chair: maximizing benefi ts obtained and Canada MICHAEL A. MURPHY sustained from available water Leon Tromp, Lesotho Highland Water Principal, TRC, USA resources as part of basin-wide Project, Kingdom of Lesotho Michael Murphy is principal, development. SESSION 3G environmental services, for TRC/ Moderator: EPRO Engineering and Paul Leonard, Vice President, Technical Trans-boundary Environmental Consulting Director, Water Resources, Partnerships: Sharing the Services, LLC. With about 20 years CardnoENTRIX, United States of experience in serving the Resource — or Not Panelists: Thursday, July 19, 2012 ______electric utility industry, providing a broad range of environmental and Mark Anderson, California Department 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. of Water Resources, United States engineering services such as fi sh Experts share their knowledge of passage, shoreline management, Andrew Dehoff, Susquehanna River Basin Commission, United States trans-boundary treaties, compacts and and structural assessment, Mike is agreements involving the shared use Paul Jacobson, EPRI, United States a recognized expert in the of water resources. Politics, cultural Tracy Lane, International Hydropower relicensing process for differences, economics, and legal Association, United Kingdom hydropower projects. issues will be discussed as stories of Kerry McCalman, Bureau of Reclamation, successes and failures are shared. United States Ziad Shawwash, University of British Moderator: Columbia, British Columbia Wayne Dyok, Project Manager, Susitna- Watana Project, Alaska Energy Authority, United States

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SESSION 4G Panelists: SESSION 7G Creating Basin-wide George Annandale, Golder Associates Hydropower’s Role in Inc., United States Development Michael Borchers, U.S. Army Corps of Adapting to Climate Opportunities — Can We Engineers, United States Change Work Together to Bring Greg Morris, Schweitzer Engineering Friday, July 20, 2012 on New Hydropower? Laboratories, Inc., United States 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Thursday, July 19, 2012 Join the experts to discuss how to SESSION 6G 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. apply lessons learned from Eel, Sturgeon, Lamprey, Sit in on a discussion featuring adaptive management to future examples from around the world Shad, Invertebrates, planning for climate change. How of efforts to fi nd common ground Mussels and More: can model results be scaled down for new water resources Aquatic Management Is to inform management decision- development. What is the role of Not Always About making? What will be the role of river basin organizations when a Salmon storage, fl ood management and country lacks a regulatory operational adaptations at Friday, July 20, 2012 framework for development? hydropower facilities in response to 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Topics include river segmenting, future climate conditions? What do incremental development and Discover new approaches to we know about the anticipated factoring in benefi ts of multi-species management of effects on biological resources? development during planning. aquatic resources. Join this group Moderator: of experts as they discuss best- Brennan Smith, Energy-Water-Ecosystem Moderator: management practices, monitoring, Engineering Group, Oak Ridge National Bruce DiGennaro, Managing Partner, Laboratory, United States The Essex Partnership, United States adaptive management strategies and measuring success. Panelists: Moderator: Tricia Jedele, Rhode Island Advocacy Douglas Dixon, Waterpower Program Center - Conversation Law Foundation, Manager, Electric Power Research United States Institute (EPRI), United States Richard Roos-Collins, Water Power Law Group, PC, United States Panelists: Kelly Tilford, Mead & Hunt, United States Glenn Cada, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United States Peter Foote, The Louis Berger Group, SESSION 5G United States WATER RESOURCES WATER The Latest Dirt on Kattrin Line, Electricite de France, France TRACK G: Managing Sediments Jay Ryan, Van Ness Feldman, P.C., United Thursday, July 19, 2012 States 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Greg Seegert, EA Engineering, Science, & Technology, United States Explore the latest tools to address sediment issues at hydropower facilities. New techniques for fl ushing, dredging, disposal, and streambed gravel management -- including operational considerations such as reservoir fl uctuations and erosion controls -- will be discussed.

Moderator: Robert Cannon, Principal, Schnabel Engineering, United States

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TECHNICAL PAPERS

We had tremendous response to the HydroVision International 2012 Call for Abstracts. Members of the Technical Papers Committee graded and reviewed the abstracts to determine which papers would be invited for presentation. The papers that will be presented address a broad range of key technical issues and solutions. Full conference delegates will receive access to all submitted fi nal papers. The ideas, innovations and practices you will encounter in these sessions will stimulate your thinking and help you bring about similar improvements in your areas of interest.

SESSION 1H Facility for Instream Flow Release WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Dam Safety and Compliance at Pit 3 Dam Technical professionals in the Speaker: Rob Bowers, Pacifi c Gas & Electric Construction Co., United States hydropower fi eld seeking Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Co-authors: Ken Leung, Pacifi c Gas & Electric information on innovative, Co., United States; Darren Mack, Sanders & 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. practical and proven technologies Associates Geostructural Engineering, United States; Robert McManus, Pacifi c Gas & Electric and methodologies, as well as Session Chair: Karen Counes, Project Co., United States; Michaele Monaghan, URS insight into new methods or ideas. Engineer, Brookfi eld Renewable Power, Corp., United States; Kevin Snyder, HDR, Inc., United States United States Session Co-Chair: Paul Blaszczyk, Vice President, MWH Global, United States SESSION 1I Session Description: Dam safety and U.S. and International construction are important aspects of any Pumped Storage hydropower program. This session will Development Potential, present innovative solutions and case studies on dam construction. Strategies, Revenues and Humpback Creek Intake / Diversion Challenges Track Chair: Rehabilitation Project Wednesday, July 18, 2012 WILLIAM G. NEWMAN Speaker: Carl Mannheim, Hatch, United States 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Co-authors: Clay Koplin, Cordova Electric Principal Engineer-Hydro Services, Session Chair: Debbie Mursch, Director, Cooperative, United States; John Magee, R&M Industrial Services,GE Energy, Consultants, United States; Jim Rutherford, Renewables, Alstom, United States United States Hatch, United States Session Co-Chair: Jennifer Hill, Chief, Northwest Branch-Hydro Licensing, Bill is the principal engineer for Toward a Real-time Dam Safety Dashboard Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, GE Energy’s Industrial Solutions Speaker: Florence Weinberg, Seattle City United States

______Hydro Services Engineering team. Light, United States Session Description: Hear experts from Bill joined GE in 1975 in the large Co-author: Voytek Miskowiec, Seattle City North America and Europe discuss hydro design team in Schenectady, Light, United States pumped-storage advancements, N.Y. He joined the services team Stability and Rehabilitation of “Smaller” challenges and strategies. Topics will in 1986, providing technical Gravity Dams include design strategies that could support for all rotating equipment, Speaker: Greg Paxson, Schnabel Engineering, improve project marketability, as well as including hydroelectric generators. United States the current and proposed regulatory He holds a B.Eng. degree in Co-authors: David Campbell, United States; framework pertinent to advancing Michael Canino, Schnabel Engineering, United pumped-storage development. electrical engineering from States Stevens Institute of Technology A Comparison of Advanced Pumped Geotechnical Construction Solutions for Storage Equipment Drivers in the US (1975). the Smithland Hydroelectric Project and Europe Speaker: Bruce Phillips, MWH Americas, Inc., Speaker: Richard Fisher, Hydro Insights, United United States States Co-author: James Henry, MWH, United States Co-authors: Thomas Beyer, Vattenfall Hydro Cofferdams on the Ohio - Digging Deep Power, Germany; Klaus Engels, E.ON Wasserkraft GmbH, Germany; Jiri Koutnik, Voith Speaker: Bruce Phillips, MWH Americas Inc., Hydro Holding GmbH & Co. KG, Germany; United States Verne Loose, Sandia National Laboratories, Co-authors: W Marold, MWH Americas Inc., United States; Lars Meier, Voith Hydro, Inc., 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com International Preliminary HydroVision 2012 United States; Phil Meier, American Municipal United States Power Inc., United States; Thomas Andrews, 32 MWH Americas Inc., United States

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Adjustable Speed Pumped Storage SEFA - Computer Software System for Session Co-Chair: Paul Bernhardt, Senior Plants – Innovation Challenges and Environmental Flow Analysis Based on Manager - Water and Wind Power, Hatch, Feedback of Experience from Projects in the Instream Flow Incremental United States Switzerland Methodology Session Description: Operational Speaker: Alexander Schwery, ALSTOM Speaker: Thomas Payne, Normandeau techniques and methodologies are key (Switzerland) Ltd, Switzerland Associates, Inc., United States to the success of any facility. Among Co-author: Thomas Kunz, Alstom Hydro Co-author: Ian Jowett, Aquatic Habitat Switzerland, Switzerland Analysts Inc., New Zealand other topics, this session presents a variety of useful case examples that Financing Pumped Storage Mitigating Regulated Flows Through range from balancing wind and Hydroelectric Projects: Laying the Channel and Floodplain Restoration pumped-storage energy outputs in the Regulatory and Commercial Downstream of Dams United States to transitioning from Groundwork Speaker: Jenna Scholz, CardnoENTRIX, United construction to operations for a Speaker: William Holmes, Stoel Rives LLP, States United States Co-authors: Tim Abbe, Abbe EARTH Sciences, greenfi eld waterpower facility in Chile. United States; Jack Bjork, CardnoENTRIX, Balancing an Emerging Wind Fleet with New Pumped Storage Hydropower in United States; David Gerth, Kittitas the United States: Benefi ts, Risks, Conservation Trust, United States; Stephen an Aging Pumped Storage Plant Revenues and Potential Ralph, CardnoENTRIX, United States Speaker: Richard Jones, HDR Engineering, Inc., Speaker: Rocio Uria-Martinez, Oak Ridge United States National Laboratory, United States An Environmental Evaluation and Co-author: Robert Sherrick, HDR Engineering, Co-authors: Norman (Norm) Bishop, Knight Optimization Tool for Assessing the Inc., United States Functional Performance of Rivers Pièsold and Co., United States; Boualem A Technical-Financial Model For Firming Hadjerioua, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Regulated for Hydropower Operation Up Renewables With Pumped Storage (ORNL), United States; Patrick O’Connor, BCS, Speaker: Samrat Saha, Argonne National Incorporated, United States Laboratory, United States Speaker: Horacio Perez-Blanco, Penn State, United States Co-author: John Hayse, Argonne National Pumped Storage Development - Laboratory, United States Co-authors: Michael Gouge, Penn State, Preparing for Challenges and Seizing United States; Scott Richards, Penn State, Opportunities Environmental Demands Requires United States Speaker: Kelly Tilford, Mead & Hunt, Inc., Advanced Controls for Regulating Dam Assessing the Capacity Value of Hydro United States Speaker: Indra Kusuma, ABB Inc., Canada Resources Based on Reliability Metrics Co-authors: Michael Manwaring, HDR, United Co-author: Reid Boutot, ABB Inc., Canada and Economics States; Debbie Mursch, Alstom, United States A Feasibility Study on Modifying E.B. Speaker: Kevin Carden, Astrape Consulting, Upgrading PSP into Variable Speed Campbell Hydroelectric Operations for United States Coupled with Effi cient Energy and the Benefi t of Fish and Fish Habitat Part Co-author: Nick Wintermantel, Astrape Market Management Solutions: A Key II: Economic Assessment Consulting, United States Opportunity Speaker: David Khani, SaskPower, Canada Transition from Construction to Speaker: Bruno Kaelin, Alstom, United States Co-author: Ryan Bannerman, SaskPower, Operations - Challenges and Successes Co-authors: Eric Goutard, Alstom Grid, France; Canada; Colton Gritzfeld, SaskPower, Canada; Speaker: Rick Fletcher, Pacifi c Hydro Chile SA, Thomas Kunz, Alstom Hydro Switzerland, Francois Welt, Hatch, Canada Chile Switzerland; Olivier Teller, Alstom Hydro, France Minimizing the Environmental Impact of Itaipu Binacional Power Plant: The New Variable Flow Regimes while Generation of Operators SESSION 1J Maintaining the Value of Peaking Speaker: Henrique Ribeiro, Itaipu Binacional, Operations Brazil

Environmental Aspects of Speaker: Mark Bevelhimer, Oak Ridge Co-authors: Marco Amarilla, Itaipu, Paraguay; TECHNICAL SESSIONS Flows and Channels National Laboratory, United States Anastacio Arce, Itaipu, Paraguay; Francisco TRACKS H-J: Co-author: Ryan McManamay, Oak Ridge Cavalcanti, Itaipu, Brazil; Márcio Kriger, Itaipu, Downstream of Dams National Laboratory, United States Brazil; Fernando Menezes, Itaipu, Brazil; Celso Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Villar Torino, Itaipu Binacional, Brazil; Carlos 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. SESSION 2H Vergara, Itaipu, Paraguay; Paulo Zanelli, Itaipu, Brazil Session Chair: Wayne Lifton, Senior A New Era in Hydro Aquatic Ecologist, CardnoENTRIX, Operations: Pumped United States Storage and Facility Session Description: This session Improvements focuses on understanding and managing fl ows below dams to maintain habitat Wednesday, July 18, 2012 and environmental functioning of the 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. river environment. Papers address Session Chair: Vibhu Kaushik, Manager, modeling, mitigation, management of Southern California Edison, United States fl ows, and assessment of fl ow needs.

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The topicswillrangefrom off orreleasing thatwater;andtrashracks, at a Pumped-Storage Plant Pumped-Storage a at approaches ofanalysisthesemajor AECOM, Canada Ameren Missouri,UnitedStates Structural Stress Assessment for Existing Existing for Assessment Stress Structural Wednesday, July18,2012 Case Study on Maintenance Criterion in in Criterion Maintenance on Study Case Closed Formulae for Dam Stability Stability Dam for Formulae Closed Reversible Flow Draft Tube Trash Racks Racks Trash Tube Draft Flow Reversible Effi Hydropower Failure Forensics and Re-Design of of Re-Design and Forensics Failure for Implementation Practices Best technical discussion. the meansofkeepingundesirable the water;gates,meansofshutting States session. Dams, themeansofimpounding Dam Gates Dam material outofourgenerating Improvement Integrated Westergaard Rigorous Rigorous Westergaard Integrated Session Description: Session Co-Chair: Session Chair: SESSION 2I Co-authors: Co-authors: Co-authors: features. Thesessionwillprovide amix Institute-Electric PowerIndustry, Japan Processes Inc.,UnitedStates;MatthewRatliff, Negi,MWH, Power Inc.,UnitedStates;Vik Ridge NationalLaboratory, UnitedStates Ridge NationalLaboratory, UnitedStates Energy, UnitedStates;Brennan Smith,Oak Speaker: Speaker: Speakers: Speaker: Speaker: United States TRACKS H-J Luc-Marie A.JeudydeSauceray, Yuzo Shiogama,CentralResearch Chander Sehgal,MWH,UnitedStates Qin Fen(Katherine)Zhang,Oak Patrick March, Hydro Performance Phil Meier, AmericanMunicipal Rajesh Dham,U.S.Departmentof Phillip Kirchner, HDR,United rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous Richard Dulin,Hydro- ciency and Utilization Utilization and ciency Doug Witkowski, DougWitkowski, Major components | | Contents Contents Turbines: Operations, 1:30 p.m.-3:30 Turbine Generator Shaft Generator Turbine Turbine Upgrade Through CFD Analysis Analysis CFD Through Upgrade Turbine Thibeault, AlstomPower&Transport Canada Transport CanadaInc.,Canada;Frédéric Project Manager, Voith Hydro, Inc., operation. 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Canada Inc., maximize areas ofsmoothandeffi repair ofmajorcavitationdamagein identify current bestpracticesfordesign, Understanding and Minimizing the the Minimizing and Understanding Impacts Instability of Francis Turbines: Turbines: Francis of Instability In Situ Francis Turbine Blade Blade Turbine Francis Situ In Session Description: Session Chair: SESSION 2J Co-author: Co-authors: Co-authors: Innsbruck, Austria Innsbruck, Austria Inc.-Hydro, Canada;FrançoisPaquet,Alstom Energy &Transport CanadaInc., France; Frédérick Mathieu,AlstomEnergy & Benoit Papillon,AlstomEnergy &Transport practices forassessmentofturbineshafts Missouri, UnitedStates Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: United States United States United States United States;MatthewRatliff, Ameren | | omin Zoom omin Zoom Joseph Hill,Weir AmericanHydro, Steven Potter, PeakHydro Services, Eric Scheibler, QuestIntegrityGroup, Markus Aufl Valerie Neisch,Universityof Michel Couston,AlstomHydro, Joshua Crews, Ameren Missouri, CarlAtkinson,Offer | | omout Zoom omout Zoom eger, Universityof This sessionwill | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front cient Thursday, July 19,2012 Young Energy Services,UnitedStates Turbine at Design and Off-Design Off-Design and Design at Turbine Teresa Rogers,AppalachianPower, United Sustainability enhancement, avianprotection, adaptive development andecological/social Ecological /Social Hydropower and Legal Protections Legal and Development and Operating Points Operating Components for License Compliance Compliance License for Components Projects Flow Simulation for an Entire Propeller Propeller Entire an for Simulation Flow River Runner Replacement for the Bouldin Bouldin the for Replacement Runner Effi Hydropower is for the Birds - - Birds the for is Hydropower New Virginia’s on Recreation and Flows Switzerland; ThiVu, AndritzHydro, Canada States; BoShelby, ConfluenceResearch and 8:30 a.m.-10:00 Management Management shoreline management. sustainability asitrelates tomultipleuses Canada; Marcel Koller, AndritzHydro AG, Canada Consulting, UnitedStates Dam and Lay Dam Hydroelectric Plants Hydroelectric Dam Lay and Dam Developing Recreational Flows in an an in Flows Recreational Developing international matricesandreservoir management, habitatimprovement, including recreation, ecological Understanding the Benefi the Understanding Urban Setting through Adaptive Adaptive through Setting Urban Incorporating Habitat and Recreation Recreation and Habitat Incorporating SESSION 3H Session Description: Session Chair: Co-authors: Co-author: Co-authors: Inc., UnitedStates Engineers, UnitedStates Regulatory Commission,UnitedStates Research andConsulting, UnitedStates; Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: United States | | ciency Computation and Unsteady Unsteady and Computation ciency erhIssue Search erhIssue Search Eric Theroux, AndritzHydro, Canada Maxime Gauthier, AndritzHydro Ltd, Michele Stottler, Gomez&Sullivan Alan Mitchnick,FederalEnergy Alan Stuart,KleinschmidtAssociates, Jot Splenda,TheLouisBerger Group Hung Do,AndritzHydro, Canada Claire Deschenes,LavalUniversity, Doug Whittaker, Confluence KevinYoung, President, | | Hydropower etPage Next etPage Next ts, Impacts Impacts ts, q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M q q q q M M M M ® ® qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM

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Co-authors: Ed Alkiewicz, New York Power Co-author: Thomas Veselka, Argonne National Mitigating the Costs of Equipment Authority, United States; David Frazier, Gomez Laboratory, United States Failures in Modern Hydroelectric & Sullivan Engineers, United States; Steve Control Systems Schoenwiesner, New York Power Authority, Assess Impact of Uncertainty on Speaker: Matthew Roberts, American United States Reservoir Operation Using Stochastic Optimization Techniques Governor Company, United States Hydropower Development and Speaker: Ziming Guan, UBC, Canada Designing a Modular, Portable Data Ecological Sustainability Co-authors: Alaa Abdalla, BC Hydro, Canada; Acquisition and Control System Speaker: Joe Blakenship, Natel International, Mohammadhossein Alipour, UBC, Canada; Speaker: Bart Rylander, U.S. Army Corps of United States Amr Ayad, UBC, Canada; Ziad Shawwash, UBC, Engineers, United States Canada Co-author: Jonathan Marshall, U.S. Army SESSION 3I Corps of Engineers, United States Innovative Tools for SESSION 3J SESSION 4H Optimizing Hydro New Developments in Asset Management Operations Controls and Monitoring Thursday, July 19, 2012 Thursday, July 19, 2012 Thursday, July 19, 2012 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Session Chair: Steve Poteet, Senior Session Chair: James Walsh, President, Session Chair: Roger Clarke-Johnson, Project Manager, HDR, United States Rennasonic, Inc., United States Western Region Manager, American Governor Company, United States Session Description: This session will Session Co-Chair: Vibhu Kaushik, concentrate on condition and uprate Manager, Southern California Edison, Session Description: As hydro plant assessments of existing hydropower United States owners seek to comply with new federal performance requirements while facilities; a pilot project to install and test Session Description: Making the most maintaining high unit availability and new small hydropower technologies with of the available generation resources is reliability, they are barraged with new potential application to multiple U.S. the goal of any owner. Today, there exists technology to consider. Does it help? sites; seismic improvements of existing a variety of tools that can maximize both Does it make sense fi nancially? In this hydropower facilities; stability monitoring, energy generation and ancillary benefi ts session you’ll not only fi nd out what’s assessment, and rehabilitation of existing while enhancing the environment. This new in plant monitoring, protection and hydropower facilities; and the innovative session provides a discussion of some of unit control philosophy; you’ll also learn use of 3D modeling techniques for the tools that are available and a case fi rst-hand from industry experts what powerhouse design. Included in the example of their application. works and what doesn’t, so you can chart session are updates on the DOE (ORNL) Cooptimizing Energy and Ancillary a smart course into the future. Hydropower Advancement Project. Services from Energy Limited Hydro and Methodology and Process for Condition Pumped Storage Plants to Improve Protective Relaying Methods for Reducing Arc Flash Energy Assessment at Existing Hydropower Power System Reliability and Hydro Plants Viability Speaker: Johnny Simms, Basler Electric Co., United States Speaker: Brennan Smith, Oak Ridge National Speaker: Brendan Kirby, ConsultKirby.Com______- Laboratory, United States EPRI, United States Co-author: Gerald Johnson, Basler Electric Co., United States Co-authors: Rajesh Dham, U.S. Department of Co-author: Daniel Brooks, EPRI, United States Energy, United States; Michael Spray, U.S. Assessment Of Various Unit Control Department of Energy, United States Software Tool Development for Architecture

Integrated Water and Power Systems New Small Hydropower Technology to TECHNICAL SESSIONS Speaker: Alan Fox, American Governor

Simulation TRACKS H-J: Company, United States be Deployed in the United States (Phase Speaker: Andre Dozier, Colorado State One: Assessment-Evaluation) Co-authors: Roger Clarke-Johnson, American University, United States Governor Company, United States; Matthew Speaker: Boualem Hadjerioua, Oak Ridge Co-authors: John Labadie, Colorado State Roberts, American Governor Company, United National Laboratory (ORNL), United States University, United States; Dan Zimmerle, States Co-authors: Norman (Norm) Bishop, Knight Colorado State University, United States Pièsold and Co., United States; Jim Gordon, Rehabilitating Francis Turbine Ring Earth By Design Inc. (EBD), United States; Egil Application of a New Tool to Optimize Gates: A Special Renewed History of the Opsahl, CleanPower AS, Norway Hydropower Day-Ahead Scheduling Robert Bourassa (LG-2) Powerhouse and Real-Time Operations Speaker: Phat-An Nguyen, Alstom Energy & Speaker: Thomas Veselka, Argonne National Transport Canada Inc, Canada Laboratory, United States Co-authors: David Havard, Alstom Hydro Co-author: Matthew Mahalik, Argonne France, France; Christian Lizotte, Alstom National Laboratory, United States Energy & Transport Canada Inc, Canada; Modeling Hydropower Resources in Charles Pepin, Hydro-Québec, Canada; Armin Steinhilber, Alstom Hydro France, France; Balancing Authorities with High Variable Bernard Delisle, Alstom Hydro Canada, Resource Penetrations Canada; Marc-Olivier Thibault, Alstom Energy Speaker: Leslie Poch, Argonne National & Transport Canada Inc, Canada Laboratory, United States 35

THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 36 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com______Thursday, July 19,2012 11:00 a.m.-12:30p.m. and Modeling,AECOM,UnitedStates A Case Study in the Use of of Use the in Study Case A Head, ManitobaHydro, Canada Practice Leader, Hydraulic Engineering Hydrology andHydraulic and hydraulicmodelingiscriticalto of Mangla Power Station Power Mangla of Modeling Withstand of an 80-Year Old Old 80-Year an of Withstand Computational Fluid Dynamics Models Models Dynamics Fluid Computational Hydroelectric Powerhouse Structure Powerhouse Hydroelectric Powerhouse Design Powerhouse Powerhouse Case Study Case Powerhouse Seismic the Improving – Project Powerhouse Rehabilitation - Hannawa Hannawa - Rehabilitation Powerhouse Improvements Powerhouse Ruskin and Refurbishment for Study Feasibility States session willpresent hydraulicand successful hydropower operation.This Canada Canada; DusitRoongsang,MWHAmericasInc., retrofi Using 3D Modeling to Advance Advance to Modeling 3D Using Up-rate of 10-100 MW Generating Units Units Generating MW 10-100 of Up-rate for Dam Safety Analyses Safety Dam for Session Description: Session Co-Chair: Session Chair: SESSION 4I Co-authors: Co-authors: Co-authors: Co-authors: Inc., UnitedStates Engineers, P.C., UnitedStates Energy, UnitedStates Krohn, MWHAmericasInc.,UnitedStates Pakistan; Wajid Hamid,WAPDA, Pakistan; Lee Talbot, Brookfi Brookfi Parsons Brinckerhoff, United States;DanParker, Renewable PowerInc.,UnitedStates;KevinFinn, hydropower facilitiesplanning,design, hydrologic modelinginsupportof Muhammad Khan,WAPDA, Pakistan;Ron Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: United States United States United States;ShaneRichards, PugetSound United States;Derek Sakamoto,BCHydro, United States TRACKS H-J tandoperations. eld Renewable Power Inc., United States; eld RenewablePowerInc.,UnitedStates; Damian Gomez,GomezandSullivan Todd Briggeman,Black&Veatch, Bryce Mochrie,PBPower, United David Thompson,MWHAmericas Kris Atanassov, MWHAmericasInc., Karen Counes,Brookfi Thomas Haag,Black&Veatch, Muhammad Akhtar, WAPDA, Munit Bector, MWHCanada,Inc., rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous MizanRashid,Global eld Renewable Power Inc., eld RenewablePowerInc., Kevin Sydor, Section Effective hydrology eld | | Contents Contents Telluride Energy, UnitedStates Thursday, July 19,2012 11:00 a.m.-12:30p.m. Tarbela: A Case Study of Reservoir Reservoir of Study Case A Tarbela: Brinckerhoff Inc.,UnitedStates Business DevelopmentManager, Parsons Studies Small Hydropower design foradamintaketower, andsmall development, unitaddition,innovative elements includingEPCproject dams andpipelines.Theprojects feature districts, municipalitiesandengineering on RegionalClimatology, Canada attendees forthissessionwouldinclude and serviceproviders totheseclients. Sedimentation Spillway Capacity and Discharge Discharge and Capacity Spillway Watersheds Watersheds Water Availability on Three OPG Priority Priority OPG Three on Availability Water Water Jets and its Implications for for Implications its and Jets Water Development Case Rarely Agree with Gage or Flow Flow or Gage with Agree Rarely Hydropower Hydropower Hydro in the High Country of Colorado of Country High the in Hydro Future of Analysis CRCM Preliminary Measurement Records? Records? Measurement small hydro developers,irrigation Generation, Canada infrastructure includingirrigationcanals, Uncertainty - Why do Rating Curves Curves Rating do Why - Uncertainty Investigating the Breakup of Turbulent Turbulent of Breakup the Investigating Session Chair: SESSION 4J Session Description: Session Co-Chair: Co-author: Co-author: Co-author: Inc., UnitedStates Kingdom pipeline infrastructure. Interested project developmentatexisting provide casestudiesofsmallhydro hydro developmentonmunicipal Minnesota, UnitedStates Minnesota, UnitedStates Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: United Kingdom United States | | omin Zoom omin Zoom Marta Roca,HRWallingford, United Peter Haug,Ayres AssociatesInc, John Gulliver, Universityof Caitlin Sykes,OntarioPower Charles Hutton,HuttonConsulting Gordon Glasgow, HRWallingford, Biljana Music,OuranosConsortium Md ShafayatJamil,Universityof KurtJohnson,Principal, | | omout Zoom omout Zoom Matthew Chan, This sessionwill | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front Thursday, July 19,2012 Jordan Hydroelectric Project - New New - Project Hydroelectric Jordan of theInterior, United States John Haapala,MWH Americas,Inc.,UnitedStates Inc., UnitedStates President, AldenResearch Laboratory, Bureau ofReclamation,U.S.Department 45 Mile Canal Hydropower Project Project Hydropower Canal Mile 45 Manager, PowerResources Offi created manyopportunitiesfornewsmall emphasis onrenewable energy has development including new conventional development includingnewconventional New Hydropower 2:30 p.m.-4:00 and hydrokinetic technologies. Small Hydro - Tulloch Hydroelectric Hydroelectric Tulloch - Hydro Small Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project Project Hydroelectric Susitna-Watana Low of Installation for Process and Study Small Hydro on Corp of Engineers Dam Engineers of Corp on Hydro Small Development Climate Change Scenarios Change Climate Project Addition of a 3rd Generating Unit Generating 3rd a of Addition Project Firm Energy Analysis Under Historic and and Historic Under Analysis Energy Firm River Grande Rio the Along Turbines Flow Los Vaqueros Pipeline Vaqueros Los Low Impact Energy Recovery from the the from Recovery Energy Impact Low States; Geoff McCavitt,MWHAmericasInc., Development Session Co-Chair: Session Chair: SESSION 5H Session Description: Co-authors: Co-authors: Co-authors: Co-author: Co-authors: Inc., UnitedStates Inc., UnitedStates Boundary &Water Commission,UnitedStates Hydro, Inc.,UnitedStates Electric, Inc.,UnitedStates;JamesPrice,W. V. Knight PiesoldandCompany, UnitedStates Pièsold andCo.,UnitedStates;SonyaReiser, (EBD), UnitedStates will provide casestudiesofhydropower hydropower development.Thissession Speakers: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: United States;KamalGautam,MWHAmericas United States United States United States;DanPope,Tri-Dam Project, United States United States; James Witnik, MWHAmericas United States;JamesWitnik, | | erhIssue Search erhIssue Search Dan Jones,CCWD,UnitedStates Paul Cyr, KleinschmidtAssociates, Bryan Carey, Alaska Energy Authority, Alberto Hinojosa,International Jim Gordon, EarthByDesign Inc. 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Redevelopment of the Snoqualmie Falls Stability of Pump Turbines, Challenge in Box Canyon Hydroelectric Project: Hydroelectric Project Design Hydraulic Modeling of New Fish Speaker: Ryan Douglas, Klohn Crippen Berger Speaker: Christof Gentner, Andritz Hydro, Collection Facilities and TDG Ltd., Canada Switzerland Abatement Structures Co-author: Manfred Sallaberger, Andritz Hydro Speaker: Lisa Larson, Northwest Hydraulic An Assessment of Energy Potential from Switzerland, Switzerland Consultants Inc., United States New Small Hydro in the United States Co-authors: Pat Buckley, Pend Oreille Public (Methodology, Approach, and Automated Regression Methods for Utility District, United States; Mort McMillen, Developmental Model) Pumped Storage Modeling and McMillen, LLC, United States; Andre Ball, Speaker: Boualem Hadjerioua, Oak Ridge Simulation Northwest Hydraulic Consultants, Inc., United National Laboratory (ORNL), United States Speaker: Gary Rosenberger, American States Co-authors: Hoyt Battey, U.S. Department of Governor Company, United States CFD Modeling to Reduce Fish Energy, United States; Md. Fayzul Pasha, ORNL, Adjusting Steady-State and Transient United States; Yaxing Wei, Oak Ridge National Exposure to TDG and Predator Habitat Laboratory, United States; Dilruba Yeasmin, Thrust as Part of a Pump-Turbine at McNary Dam Xcel Engineering, United States Upgrade Speaker: Marcela Politano, The University of Speaker: Eric Russell, Weir American Hydro, Iowa, United States Design Considerations for the Capilano United States Co-authors: Ryan Laughery, U.S. Army Corps Break Head Tank and Energy Recovery Co-authors: Branden Krause, Weir American of Engineers, United States; Joseph Dvorak, Facility in Vancouver, Canada Hydro, United States; Andrew Ware, Weir The University of Iowa, United States Speaker: Robert Adams, Knight Piesold Ltd, American Hydro, United States United States Upstream Passage Assessment of SESSION 5J American Shad Using 3D Acoustic Choloma Hydroelectric Project- Making Telemetry The Most of a Resource Fish Passage - Minimizing Speaker: Timothy Hogan, Alden Research Speaker: Jack Snyder, McMillen, United States Exposure Risks Laboratory, United States Co-authors: Rudolf Jacobs, Hidroelectrica Choloma SA, Guatemala; Rodrigo Tormo, Thursday, July 19, 2012 Graduated-Field Fish Guidance Hidroelectrica Choloma SA, Guatemala 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Technology: A Review of Successes, Challenges, Limitations and New Session Chair: Chris Karchesky, Senior SESSION 5I Concepts Fisheries Biologist, Normandeau Speaker: Carl Burger, Smith-Root Inc., United New Developments in Associates Inc., United States States Pumped Storage Session Co-Chair: Tim Brush, Senior Co-authors: Martin O’Farrell, Smith-Root Principal Scientist and Vice President, Europe Ltd., Ireland; John Parkin, Parkin Thursday, July 19, 2012 Engineering Inc., United States 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Normandeau Associates, Inc., United States Session Chair: Rajesh Dham, Engineer, SESSION 6H Session Description: This session will U.S. Department of Energy, United States focus on the effects of hydroelectric Generator Monitoring Session Description: This session will developments on fi sh passage and how and Assessment focus on pumped-storage hydropower efforts are being made to identify and Friday, July 20, 2012 for variable renewables minimize these potential exposure risks. 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. integration. Papers to be presented This session will particularly focus on include the concept of small to medium those risks associated with indirect Session Chair: Bill Moore, Director, decentralized pumped storage, effects of project operations on water Technical Services, National Electric Coil pump-turbine stability and control (NEC), United States

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optimization. Session Description: This session on TRACKS H-J: Pathways of Barotrauma in Juvenile generators will feature a well-rounded Decentralized Pumped Storage Systems Salmonids Exposed to Simulated selection of technical papers and - A New Modular Small Hydro Concept Hydroturbine Passage: Boyle’s Law vs. Speaker: Eduard Doujak, Vienna University of Henry’s Law presentations on generator mechanical Technology, Austria Speaker: Alison Colotelo, Pacifi c Northwest and electrical issues. Well-known and Co-authors: Christian Bauer, Vienna University National Laboratory, United States respected industry speakers will cover of Technology, Austria; Philipp Unterberger, Co-authors: Colin Brauner, University of British some of the latest technical advances and Vienna University of Technology, Austria Columbia, Canada; Richard Brown, Pacifi c state-of-the-art technology as applied to Gorona del Viento El Hierro: Meeting Northwest National Laboratory, United States; hydroelectric generators. The papers will Thomas Carlson, Pacifi c Northwest National cover key advances and problem solving the Challenge of Becoming an 100% Laboratory, United States; Z. Daniel Deng, Energy Self-suffi cient Island with only Pacifi c Northwest National Laboratory, United in the areas of generator repairs, testing, Water and Wind States; Brett Pfl ugrath, Pacifi c Northwest assessment and monitoring. All attendees Speaker: National Laboratory, United States will be sure to come away with valuable Miguel Fernández Centeno, IDOM, Spain information directly applicable to their job responsibilities.

THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 38 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com______The Application of Laser Tracker Tracker Laser of Application The with Experience Years Twenty-Five Trial Use Guide for Testing of Turn Turn of Testing for Guide Use Trial States Case Studiesin Municipal UtilityDistrict(SMUD),United Mechanical Engineer, Sacramento development ofmicro hydro inPeru. development andrehabilitation ofwater Director, Water Power, Hatch,Canada Rehabilitation Support the Cumberland River System System River Cumberland the Support Development and Friday, July20,2012 Cracked Rotor Analysis at Morony Dam Dam Morony at Analysis Rotor Cracked Comparison of Hydro Generator Generator Hydro of Comparison On-Line Partial Discharge Testing of of Testing Discharge Partial On-Line Hydrogenerator Stator Windings Stator Hydrogenerator Rehab Program Rehab Laurel Dam - Generator Assessment to to Assessment Generator - Dam Laurel Equipment variety ofuniqueandinteresting projects there hasbeenarenaissance inthe 8:30 a.m.-10:00 Monitoring Systems Monitoring Measurements and Induction Heating Heating Induction and Measurements storage facilityintheU.S.togreenfi Generator, RepublicofIran ranging from modernizingapumped- Insulation in Multi-Turn Coils Multi-Turn in Insulation Investigation into the Effectiveness of a a of Effectiveness the into Investigation for Re-shrinking a Rotor Rim Rim Rotor a Re-shrinking for Session Description: Session Co-Chair: Session Chair: SESSION 6I Co-authors: Co-authors: Co-author: Co-authors: Inc., UnitedStates with Air Gap/Vibration Monitoring Monitoring Gap/Vibration Air with Engineers, UnitedStates Engineers, United States; Julio Mayen, MWH, Engineers, UnitedStates;JulioMayen,MWH, Bill McDermid,ManitobaHydro, Canada power facilities. This session presents a power facilities.Thissessionpresents a Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: United States United States United States;Marcell Sherman, Voith Hydro United States;JulianMaya,MWH,States Frye,U.S.ArmyCorpsof United States;Ryan United States TRACKS H-J Inna Kremza, Voith Hydro Inc.,Canada Mohammad Eslamipour, Mapna Alireza Farhadyrad,Voith Hydro Inc., James Carter, U.S.ArmyCorpsof Gary Peterson,PPLMontanaLLC, Greg Stone,IrisPowerLP, Canada Randy Wallman, VibroSystM, Daniel Lee,Voith Hydro Inc., Akaishi,MWHGlobal, Willian Mladen Sasic,IrisPower, Canada; rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous Bill Collins,Principal C. Richard Donnelly, Around theworld, | | Contents Contents eld eld Technologies The RITE Project – Advances in US US in Advances – Project RITE The Turbine Recovery Energy Kinetic TREK: Application ofNew States Industrial Services,GEEnergy, United Principal Engineer-Hydro Services, of hydropower’s potentialispossible of ways. Study. A Mutually Benefi Mutually A Study. Friday, July20, 2012 Constructed in British Columbia, Canada Canada Columbia, British in Constructed Cumberland River System Hydropower Hydropower System River Cumberland Upgrade Turbine Station Power Ohakuri Relationship: Decentralized Energy and and Energy Decentralized Relationship: Rehabilitation Program - - Program Rehabilitation Project Learned from 8 Hydro Facilities Recently Recently Facilities Hydro 8 from Learned Peruvian Amazon Electrifi Amazon Peruvian Redeveloping Ashes: the from Rising Kinetic Hydropower Development Development Hydropower Kinetic the Prairie River Project Project River Prairie the through newandadvancedtechnologies their role inproducing powerinavariety 8:30 a.m.-10:00 Micro Hydropower Hydropower Micro Modernizing a Pumped Storage Plant Storage Pumped a Modernizing Canada Germany Company, UnitedStates Design Innovations and Lessons Lessons and Innovations Design Implementation Challenges. Implementation Improved Dam Safety While While Safety Dam Improved Session Description: Session Chair: SESSION 6J Co-author: Co-author: Co-author: for conventional,pumpedstorageand Inc., UnitedStates Engineers, UnitedStates Ltd., NewZealand provide someofthesetechnologiesand hydrokinetic projects. Thissessionwill Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: United States United States | | omin Zoom omin Zoom Sam Mottram,KnightPiesoldLtd., James Sadler, U.S.ArmyCorpsof Karl Kolmsee,SmartHydro Power, Glen Twining, MightyRiverPower Andrew Remus,MinnesotaPower Indra Kusuma,ABBInc.,Canada Mary AnnAdonizio,Verdant Power, Imad Hamad,RSWRERLtd.,Canada Reid Boutot,ABBInc.,Canada Kris Atanassov, MWHAmericasInc., George Waldow, HDREngineering | | William Newman, William omout Zoom omout Zoom A vastexpansion cial cial cation Case Case cation | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front 10:30 a.m.-12:00p.m. Application of a Reservoir Oxygen Oxygen Reservoir a of Application Corporation’s Avista to Introduction An Generation, UnitedStates Consulting Engineer, Dominion Operation Optimization Hydro Engineer, SaskPower, Canada Hydropower Planningand and optimizationofsystemsisoftena Solution Effi Solution Seasonal-Scale Optimization of of Optimization Seasonal-Scale Variable Speed Hydro Machinery - A A - Machinery Hydro Speed Variable Friday, July20, 2012 Converters in Hydro Hydro in Converters Conventional Hydropower Operations Operations Hydropower Conventional Oxygen Requirements at the Tillery Tillery the at Requirements Oxygen New Beginning New Energy Development Development Energy Practical Applications of Permanent Permanent of Applications Practical Hydroelectric Plant, North Carolina. Carolina. North Plant, Hydroelectric Results with 100-Fold Increases in in Increases 100-Fold with Results Hydro Optimization Package, Accurate Accurate Package, Optimization Hydro Villa, SandiaNationalLaboratories,United Villa, in the Upper Colorado Basin Colorado Upper the in States; Asmeret Bier, SandiaNational Magnet Generators and Power Power and Generators Magnet Canada, Canada Canada Inc., Conversion, UnitedKingdom Carolinas Inc.,UnitedStates Diffuser System to Meet Dissolved Dissolved Meet to System Diffuser Innovative Pathways for Hydrokinetic Hydrokinetic for Pathways Innovative Session Co-Chair: Session Chair: SESSION 7H Session Description: Co-author: Co-authors: Co-author: for theirbuck.More effective planning Energy Services,UnitedStates National Laboratories,UnitedStates;Daniel Laboratories, UnitedStates;Tom Lowry, Sandia Laboratories, UnitedStates Laboratories, UnitedStates planning studies. will present casestudiesofdifferent way ofachievingthatgoal.Thissession hydro facilitiesandrecent hydropower Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: Speaker: looking forwaystogetthemostbang levels ofoptimizingtheoperations | | erhIssue Search erhIssue Search FrancisParker, GEEnergy Power Clint Kalich,Avista Corp.,United States Maxime Mailloux,AndritzHydro Roger Bason,NaturalCurrents John Crutchfi Amy Sun,SandiaNational Xin Shane,Avista Corp.,UnitedStates Pierre Dufl Janet Barco, SandiaNational ciencies DavidKhani,Senior John Cima, on,AndritzHydro eld,Progress Energy | | Companies are etPage Next etPage Next q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M q q q q M M M M ® ® qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM

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Co-authors: Paul Gantzer, Gantzer Water regulation, grid reliability and ancillary Session Description: In recent years, Resources Engineering, LLC., United States; services. Hydro also has an opportunity risk-based assessments have gained Jon Knight, Reservoir Environmental to increase hydropower’s existing increasing popularity worldwide. These Management Inc., United States; Mark Mobley, Mobley Engineering Inc., United States; contribution to grid stability. methods are intended to allow a more Richard Ruane, Reservoir Environmental Presentations in this session will focus on focused deployment of fi nite resources Management, Inc., United States; Paul Wolff, quantifying, maximizing and extracting to deal with the complex issues that face WolffWare Ltd., United States the value of the benefi ts conventional the water power industry. In this session An Island Wide Hydropower Study and pumped-storage hydroelectric a variety of new and innovative tools are Speaker: Alberto Lazaro, Puerto Rico plants provide to the transmission grid. described providing attendees with Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Puerto Rico details of some of the latest Effects of Electricity Markets on Co-authors: Randall Boyce, Black & Veatch, developments in the industry. United States; Rafael Frias, Black & Veatch, Suboptimization of Conventional and United States; Todd Briggeman, Black & Pumped-Storage Hydroelectric Plants USACE Hydropower Modernization Veatch, United States Speaker: Patrick March, Hydro Performance Initiative: An Asset Investment Planning Processes Inc., United States Tool to Help Mange Risk and Improve Water-Use Optimization Project: Co-authors: Thomas Key, Electric Power Operating Reliability Development and Demonstration of Research Institute (EPRI), United States; Speaker: Kamau Sadiki, U.S. Army Corps of Advanced Hydropower Planning and Brendan Kirby, Kirby Consulting, United States; Engineers, United States Operational Decision Tools and Best Paul Wolff, WolffWare Ltd., United States Practices Development of a Dam Asset Impact of Recent FERC Ruling on Speaker: Asmeret Bier, Sandia National Management Plan for Ontario Ministry Frequency Regulation Laboratories, United States of Natural Resources Dams Speaker: Paul Silva, American Governor Co-authors: Janet Barco, Sandia National Speaker: Allan Chow, Ontario Ministry of Company, United States Laboratories, United States; John Hayse, Natural Resources, Canada Argonne National Laboratory, United States; Untapped Opportunities for Grid Co-authors: Hugh John Cook, Hatch, Canada; Tom Lowry, Sandia National Laboratories, Reliability Improvement David Judge, Hatch, Canada; Roy Shore, Altus United States; Matthew Mahalik, Argonne Capital Planning, Canada National Laboratory, United States; Brennan Speaker: Roger Clarke-Johnson, American Smith, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United Governor Company, United States The Concept of a Sustainable Asset States; Thomas Veselka, Argonne National Co-authors: Scott Ginesin, American Governor Management Framework for Laboratory, United States; Mark Wigmosta, Company, United States Hydroelectric Run-Of-River Infrastructure Pacifi c Northwest National Laboratory, United Speaker: Amir Shoolestani, University of British States; John Gasper, Argonne National Valuing Hydropower Grid Services in the Columbia, Canada Laboratory, United States Future Electricity Grid Speaker: Lindsey Rogers, EPRI, United States A Risk-based Approach to Asset Advantages of Variable Speed Co-authors: Hoyt Battey, U.S. Department of Management – Penstocks as a Case Permanent Magnet Generators for Energy, United States; Patrick March, Hydro Study Small Low-Head Hydro Sites Performance Processes Inc., United States; Speaker: Charles Ahlgren, Pacifi c Gas & Speaker: David Brown Kinloch, Shaker Landing Thomas Key, Electric Power Research Institute Electric Company, United States Hydro Associates Inc., United States (EPRI), United States Co-authors: Chris Cornell, Syblon Reid What’s My Hydro Station Worth? Contractors, United States; R. Kerr, Mason Line SESSION 7I Wholesale Energy, REC and Capacity Consulting, United States; Eric Kirkpatrick, Hydro’s Roles in Grid Price Trends in the Northeast and Structural Integrity Associates Inc., United Implications for Hydro Owners States; Richard Mattson, Structural Integrity Stability and Maximizing Associates Inc., United States; Justin Speaker: AJ Goulding, London Economics Tomljanovic, Pacifi c Gas & Electric Company, Value for Grid Services International LLC, Canada United States; Jim Watson, Black & Veatch Friday, July 20, 2012 Co-author: Lutz Loegters, London Economics Corp., United States International LLC, United States 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Fire Protection and Prevention Guidance for Hydroelectric Generating Session Chair: Dale Probasco, Managing SESSION 7J Plants - Review of NFPA 851 Director, Navigant Consulting Inc, United Operational Risk Recommended Practice for Fire GALLERIES POSTER States Management Protection for Hydroelectric Generating TRACK K: Session Co-Chair: Scott Ginesin, Sales & Plants Marketing Manager, American Governor Friday, July 20, 2012 Speaker: Rickey Johnson, OneBeacon Energy Company, United States 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Group, United States Session Description: It has been shown Session Chair: Boualem Hadjerioua, Sr. that hydro plays a leading role in grid Researcher, Energy-Water-Ecosystem reliability and stability. Market changes Engineering, Oak Ridge National and the addition of variable renewable Laboratory (ORNL), United States generation have created additional Session Co-Chair: Harbinder Gill, opportunities for hydro owners to Director, USA Renewable Power, Hatch, increase revenues and overall profi tability United States by extracting greater value for frequency

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HMR52 Probable Maximum Smart Grid, Climate Change and Arc Meet Me at the Poster Precipitation Analysis on EXCEL Flash Compliance through Power Poster Presenter: Gary Franc, Franc Logic, Systems Upgrade for Hydro-Electric Gallery! United States Generating Facilities Thursday, July 19, 2012 Poster Presenter: Mark McCloy, CE Power 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Identifying the Risk of Client Behavior in Solutions, United States E.P.C Hydroelectric Power Plant Projects, Day 2 of the Poster Gallery! The authors A System Dynamics Approach Temperature Modeling in a Deep Water will be on-hand to discuss their posters Reservoir Poster Presenter: Mohammadali and answer all of your questions from 8:30 Sayedyahosseini, MWH Global, Canada Poster Presenter: Marcela Politano, The – 10:00 a.m. The posters will be available University of Iowa, United States Logistics for Mobilization for for you to see all day until 4:00 p.m.! Co-authors: Kelvin Anderson, Idaho Power Co., Emergency Repair at Inaccessible United States; Jesse Naymik, Idaho Power Co., High Elevation Dam Alstom Tidal In-Stream Energy United States; Antonio Arenas Amado, The Converter Factory Tests Poster Presenter: Frank Immel, Global Diving University of Iowa, United States & Salvage Inc., United States Poster Presenter: Erick Pelerin, Alstom Hydro, France Co-author: Kevin Pehle, Global Diving & The Effect of Increasing Sea Level Rise Salvage Inc., United States on Flood Defenses Along the Co-authors: Philippe Gilson, Alstom Hydro Westerschelde Estuary France, France; Frederic Pilorge, Alstom Hydro, Multi-Spectral Imagery as a Risk Poster Presenter: Mel Koleber, Paul C. Rizzo France Assessment Tool for Canals in the Associates, Inc., United States Western United States An Environmentally-Compatible Weapon Co-authors: Dan Barton, Paul C. Rizzo for the War against Invasive Mussels Poster Presenter: Alan Bell, Bureau of Associates Inc., United States; Jemie Poster Presenter: Sarahann Rackl, Ph.D., Reclamation, U.S. Department of Interior, Debabneh, Paul C. Rizzo Associates Inc., Marrone Bio Innovations, United States United States United States; Ben Ferguson, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., United States Co-author: Carolyn Link, Marrone Bio Numerical Investigations for Jet Flow Innovations, United States Characteristics on Pelton Turbine Bucket The Effect of Increasing Wind Intensity An Update on Design of Total Dissolved Poster Presenter: Vishnu Prasad, M.A. on Dam Design Gas Mitigation Measures for Boundary National Institute of Technology, Bhopal, India Poster Presenter: Benjamin Ferguson, Dam Co-author: Vishal Gupta, M.A. National Paul C. Rizzo Associates Inc., United States Institute of Technology, India Co-authors: Dan Barton, Paul C. Rizzo Poster Presenter: Keith Moen, Hatch, United Associates Inc., United States; Jemie States Numerical Study on Loss and Flow Debabneh, Paul C. Rizzo Associates Inc., Co-authors: John Gulliver, University of Characteristics of Distributor for Mixed United States Minnesota, United States; Kimberly Pate, Seattle Flow Turbine City Light, United States; Joe Orlins, AECOM, Poster Presenter: Ruchi Khare, M.A. National The Role of Risk Assessment in Selecting United States; Charles Sweeney, AECOM, Institute of Technology, Bhopal, India Dam Type, Case Study: Rudbar Dam United States Poster Presenter: Amir Farid Mojtahedi, Iran Co-author: Vishnu Prasad, M.A. National Basin Planning - Initiatives by Himachal Institute of Technology, Bhopal, India Water and Power Resources Development Co., Republic of Iran Pradesh, India Probable Maximum Flood Evaluation for Co-author: Morteza Gharouni Nik, IUST Poster Presenter: Parveen Mittar Nanda, the Osage Hydroelectric Project at University, Republic of Iran Directorate of Energy, India Bagnell Dam, Missouri Co-authors: Subhash Gupta, Directorate of The Use of Interval-Valued Probability Poster Presenter: John Osterle, Paul C. Rizzo Energy, India; RD Nazeem, Directorate of Associates, Inc., United States Method in Fault Tree Analysis for Dam Energy, India Safety Assessment Co-authors: Matt Frerking, Ameren UE, United Chutak - A Hydro-Electric Power Project Poster Presenter: Ross Zhou, Hatch, Canada States; Ben Ferguson, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, at “Roof Top of the World” Inc., United States; Kyle Kaminski, Paul C. Rizzo Co-author: C. Richard Donnelly, Hatch, Canada Poster Presenter: JK Sharma, NHPC Ltd., India Associates Inc., United States; Paul Martinchich, Tolerance of Bald Eagles to Blasting Paul C. Rizzo Associates Inc., United States Connection of Potlines 43 & 21 Project and Construction Activity on the Redevelopment of Small Hydropower Susquehanna River During the Poster Presenter: Tayeb Awadhi, Dubai Aluminium Company Limited, United Arab Project – Technical and Heritage Holtwood Hydroelectric GALLERIES POSTER Emirates

Perspective Redevelopment Project. TRACK K: Poster Presenter: Karun Doddajatakathammaiah, Poster Presenter: Nicholas Morgan, Draft Tube Aeration for Horizontal Entura (Hydro Tasmania), Australia Kleinschmidt Associates, United States Francis Units at Avista’s Long Lake HED- Regional Centre of Excellence for Mini/ Within TDG Limits Micro Hydropower (RCEMH) in Nepal Poster Presenter: Hank Nelson, Avista Utilities, United States Poster Presenter: Mr. Prakash Aryal, Alternative Energy Promotion Center, Nepal Co-authors: John Koreny, HDR, United States; Richard Ruane, Reservoir Environmental Risk Assessment - A Key Step in the Risk Management Inc., United States Management and the Insurance EPCM Construction Model – Mattagami Management Process Lake Dam, Ontario - A Case Study Poster Presenter: Daren Gretz, Willis, United Poster Presenter: Edward (Ted) Chant, The States Chant Group of Companies, Canada

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Application of a Stochastic Multiagent Flexible Medium Sized Pumped Knowledge Management: Is Your Reinforcement Learning Algorithm for Storage Plants Facility Ready? Operations Planning of a Hydroelectric Poster Presenter: Robert Schuerhuber, Poster Presenter: Allan Scott, Brown and Multireservoir System Andritz Hydro, Austria Caldwell, United States Poster Presenter: Amr Ayad, UBC, BC Hydro, Co-authors: Johann Hell, Andritz Hydro, Co-authors: Tommy Bernard, Brown and Canada Austria; Alois Lechner, Andritz Hydro, Austria; Caldwell, United States; Christy Bomstad, IPS Co-authors: Mohammadhossein Alipour, UBC, Moritz Pichler, Andritz Hydro, Austria; Yves Delivers, United States; Max Hildebrand, Canada; Ziming Guan, UBC, Canada; Ziad Vaillant, Andritz Hydro, Switzerland Brown and Caldwell, United States Shawwash, UBC, Canada; Alaa Abdalla, BC Hydro, Canada Francis & Kaplan Turbine Main Shaft Lightning Protection for Power Plant Seals: HydroSele – Field Experience & Electronics and Electrical Equipment Case Study of Underwater Rehabilitation Testing Advancements Poster Presenter: Michael Nager, Phoenix Project Showing How Custom Robotic Poster Presenter: Tim Smith, James Walker Contact, United States Tooling May be Rapidly Developed to Sealing Products & Services Ltd., United Provide Cost Effective Solutions Kingdom Low Cost Operations Centre for Eight Small Hydro Plants Poster Presenter: Matthew Cook, Seaview Co-authors: Paul Robinson, James Walker & Systems, United States Co. Ltd., United Kingdom; Stephen Hindmarsh, Poster Presenter: Marie Armstrong, ABB Inc. James Walker & Co. Ltd. Power Systems, Canada CFD Application in 3D Flow Field Co-authors: Indra Kusuma, ABB Inc., Canada; Modeling of a Large Dam Reservoir Generator Reliability Testing – Satisfying My Trandinh, ABB Inc., Canada Poster Presenter: Kamal Ghazanfari, Mahab Present North American Electric Maintenance Cost Management Ghodss Consultant Eng., Republic of Iran Reliability Corporation and Regional Poster Presenter: Sultan Almutairi, Saudi Co-author: Mostafa Hajhoseini, Mahab Ghodss Requirements Aramco, Saudi Arabia Consultant Eng., Republic of Iran; Ali Khosronejad, Poster Presenter: Ken Fonnesbeck, Mead & University of Minnesota, Republic of Iran Hunt, United States Oak Ridge National Laboratory Data Co-authors: Joseph Greene, Frostbite Falls Customization of Site-Specifi c Hydro Post-Processing Methods for Acousic Energy Services PLLC, United States; Mathew Doppler Velocimeter and Acoustic Applications for Real-Time EMS Control Lawson, Frostbite Falls Energy Services PLLC, Poster Presenter: Ram Chinchali, Siemens United States Doppler Current Profi ler Measurement Energy Inc., United States at Marine and Hydrokinetic Sites Helms Pumped Storage Motor Starting Poster Presenter: Budi Gunawan, Oak Ridge De-silting Basins for Hydro Electric System Rehabilitation / Replacement National Laboratory, United States Projects in India - Alternatives Analysis Co-author: Vincent Neary, Oak Ridge National Poster Presenter: Bhuvan Singh, AF Consult Poster Presenter: Ram Veeraraghavan, MWH Laboratory, United States India Pvt. Ltd., India Global, United States Optimum Power System by Co-author: Willian Akaishi, MWH Global, Development of an Injectable Micro- United States Requirement of Uno Charge 30% with Acoustic Transmitter Renewable Sources Poster Presenter: Z. Daniel Deng, Pacifi c Hydro Machine Upgrades and Poster Presenter: Mariana Marajieva, UACG, Northwest National Laboratory, United States Modernisation - A Practical Approach to Bulgaria Establishing Suitable Reliability and Downstream Passage of Juvenile Fish at Maintainability from the Start - Case Oxygen Diffuser System to Create Fish Head of Reservoir – Case Study Studies Hydro Tasmania Habitat and Enhance Hydropower Water Poster Presenter: Vincent Autier, CH2M Hill, Quality in J Strom Thurmond Reservoir Poster Presenter: Fabian Kaica, Hydro United States Tasmania, Australia Poster Presenter: Gary Hauser, Loginetics, Co-authors: Sean Askelson, U.S. Army Corps Inc., United States of Engineers, United States; James Kapla, Intake Flow Measurement Methods at Co-authors: Paul Gantzer, Gantzer Water CH2M Hill, United States; Elizabeth Roy, U.S. Lower Granite Power Plant by Acoustic Resources Engineering LLC., United States; Army Corps of Engineers, United States Scintillation: Results and Comparison with Richard Ruane, Reservoir Environmental Winter-Kennedy and Model Test Data Management Inc., United States; Jamie Sykes, U. Effects of Bearings Coeffi cient Friction S. Army Corps of Engineers, United States; Mark Poster Presenter: David Lemon, ASL AQFlow on Turbine’s Effi ciency Mobley, Mobley Engineering Inc., United States Inc., Canada Poster Presenter: Willian Barreto, GGB Co-authors: David Billenness, ASL AQFlow Removal of the Merrimack Village Dam Bearing Technology, Brazil GALLERIES POSTER Inc., Canada; Dan Ramirez, U.S. Army Corps of Poster Presenter: Mark Wamser, Gomez &

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PENNWELL IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE WALL OF HONOR

Honor the heroes in your life. The PennWell Wall of Honor will pay tribute to our military service personnel, past and present, around the world. The Wall will display the branch, company and name of each person honored.

In order for your heroes to be included on the display at HydroVision International, please visit www.hydroevent.com and click on the Wall of Honor. Complete the brief form with the requested information by June 8, 2012.

All submissions made after June 8, 2012 will appear on the Wall of Honor at future PennWell power generation events.

FRIDAY CLOSING LUNCHEON Sponsored By:

Friday, July 20, 2012 • 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

As you wind down your week in Louisville, make sure your plans include participating in the closing luncheon. www.hydroevent.com | 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide This luncheon will feature the brand-new HydroVision International conference awards program! Awards will be given for: - Best technical papers in fi ve categories - Attendees’ Choice for best panel discussion sessions for each day of the conference

Plus! Unveiling of the 2012 INDUCTEES INTO THE HYDRO HALL OF FAME

The Hydro Hall of Fame, established in 1995, recognizes hydro achievement throughout North America, with a special emphasis on long-lasting hydro facilities. To date, 25 plants have been inducted into the hall. Member projects are located throughout the U.S. and Canada. Together, this prestigious group demonstrates the long-lasting and signiﬁ cant contributions of hydroelectric plants. During the luncheon, we will unveil – for the ﬁ rst time – the 2012 inductees into the Hall of Fame. Don’t miss it! Tickets to the Friday Closing Luncheon are included in all full conference registrations. If you are not a full conference registrant, we welcome you to join us for this special event. Tickets may be purchased for US $35.00. (Please see registration form on page 54).

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EXHIBIT AT HYDROVISION INTERNATIONAL As a company interested in the latest challenges and opportunities facing hydropower, you can’t afford to miss this event. Make plans to exhibit today and generate more leads resulting in more sales for the best ROI available in the industry. ATTENDEE PROFILE

What type of organization do you What is your role in the purchase What is your primary job function? work for? of products and services? Engineering, including Design, Systems & Planning - 29% Hydropower Producers - 52% Final decision - 19% General or Corporate Management - 25% Product Supplier - 15% Recommend - 56% Other - 19% Service Supplier - 34% Specify - 10% Engineering Management - 15% No Role - 16% Operations Management and Maintenance - 13%

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exhibition exceeded their expectations

Please indicate your expectations for attending this exhibition: 28% Do business with an existing supplier exceeded their expectations 34% Do business with a new supplier Encounter new products and services 59% expectations Encounter new technology 56% Countries represented: Investigate job opportunities in this sector 12% Afghanistan Ghana Norway Network 39% Argentina Iceland New Zealand Austria India Pakistan 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Australia Indonesia Philippines Indicate your primary reasons for exhibiting at HydroVision International: Bhutan Iran Portugal Brazil Italy South Africa Establish a market presence 26% Bulgaria Japan Slovenia Establish new business contacts 49% Canada Kenya Spain Introduce new products/services 30% China Korea, South Sri Lanka

Monitor competitor activity 32% Chile Luxembourg Sweden Colombia Malaysia Switzerland Sell products/services 34% Costa Rica Mexico Thailand 31% Support existing clients Czech Republic Nepal United Kingdom Support local agent 5% France Netherlands United States

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THE WORLD’S NEWSSTAND® 50 2012 HydroVision International Preliminary Event Guide | www.hydroevent.com______EXHIBITOR LIST as ofMarch 23,2012 Z n 1315 1738 1739 2153 1621 1606 1451 AZZ Inc 1309 Ayres Associates 1217 AXYS Technologies Inc Australian WindersPtyLtd 2101 Atlas PolarCoLtd 1961 AQFlow Inc ASI Group Ltd 1825 ASI ConstructorsInc Ashland IndustriesInc Arcadis 1757 1824 1517 Aquatic InformaticsInc. Andritz Hydro Corp AMETEK 1214 1314 American GovernorCo 1633 American ChemicalTechnologies Inc. American BabbittBearing 2117 1301 AMEC 2149 Alstom CyberCafe 1625 1641 Alpha BoatsUnlimited,DivBarber Alden Research Laboratory AECOM 1715 Acme IndustrialPiping Accusonic Technologies ABB Inc A.W. ChestertonCo. Welding 1461 odJt 1115 2038 2134 1515 1761 Continental FieldMachining 1552 1304 1609 Columbia IndustrialProducts Cold Jet 1307 COH, Inc. 1943 1239 Chongqing LisongElectromechanical Chemetron Fire Systems CEATI International CE PowerSolutions,Llc. CDM Smith Carpi UsaInc Cardno Entrix,Inc. 1651 1909 Canyon Hydro Canadian MaritimeEngineeringLtd. Canadian Hydro ComponentsLtd qimn o,Ld 1121 Equipment Co.,Ltd. 1553 2158 1851 1100 1758 2140 1509 Bureau Veritas NorthAmerica,Inc. Bureau ofReclamation 1751 1808 Brown andCaldwell 2119 Brayman Construction Bosch Rexroth Corporation Blue LeafEnvironmental 1220 Black &Veatch Corporation Bauer FoundationCorp Bauer Compressors Inc 1944 Basler Electric Barnard ConstructionCompanyInc Babendererde Engineers EXHIBITOR Booth # EXHIBITOR Booth # EXHIBITOR Booth # rvosPage Previous rvosPage Previous | | Contents Contents u iesB edn 1300 1215 1844 1311 1724 2060 2138 Gus Divers/BCWelding Greenman-Pedersen Inc. 1833 Greenberry Industrial 1619 Gracon Corporation 1753 Gomez andSullivan 1605 1310 Golder Associates Golden Harvest,Inc. Global Diving&SalvageInc 1400 1958 Glenn UnderwaterServices Gilbert Gilkes&Gordon Ltd GGB BearingTechnology Genermex 1406 GE Energy Gard SpecialistsCo.Inc Gannett Fleming,Inc. oto ytm euiyPorm 1749 1740 1857 Control SystemsSecurityProgram 1603 1316 Cutting EdgeServicesCorp Custom MaterialsInc. Crofton Industries Creaform 1859 Copperleaf Technologies lwiePp 1141 1420 1101 1506 1318 Fusion BabbittingCo.Inc. Fugesco 1839 Forgiatura MameSpA 1110 Flowtite Pipe 1638 1302 1618 Flowserve CorporationDaytonFoundry 1109 Flow ScienceInc Fibrwrap ConstructionServices 2144 Fematics Canada 1218 Federal MogulDevaGmbH 1505 Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission Fall LineTesting &Inspection LLC 1333 Evans Enterprises,Inc. 1120 Eureka Software 2001 2143 1500 EPFL LMHLaboratoryForHydraulic Energy Transfer Enerfi Emerson Process Management Emagineered SolutionsInc Ebco Industries Eaton Corporation Eason Diving 1504 EA EngineeringScience&Technology Machinery 1449 yhf n 1938 1849 1745 1957 1404 1853 Dyrhoff Inc Dynamic RatingsInc 1750 Duramax Industrial Drie-D AmericasIncorporated Dix Corporation Department ofHomelandSecurity Department ofEnergy Delstar 1407 DEIF Inc | | omin Zoom omin Zoom nIc 1919 nInc | | omout Zoom omout Zoom | | rn Cover Front rn Cover Front FBennC n 1939 1946 1845 1132 1915 Johnson MachineWorks Inc JF Brennan CoInc James Walker Mfg.Co James Leffel &Co Jacobs Associates yr-ae,Ic 2057 2025 1434 1614 1207 2141 2121 Hyundai IdealElectric 1453 Hydro-Wates, Inc. Hydrovision GmbH Hydrothane Systems,Inc. Hydrotech EngineeringLLC 1116 Hydroscreen CoLLC 1644 Hydrorecovery 1118 Hydroplus Inc 1604 Hydrolox 1238 Hydro 1341 Tech Inc Hydro PowerServices,LLC 1818 1225 Hydro ExpertiseUSA 1809 Hydro Consulting&MaintenanceSvcs 1925 Hydro ComponentSystems,LLC 1541 Hunger HydraulicsCCLtd 1945 HRA Gray&Pape 1856 1135 Houghton InternationalElectrical 1539 Horner IndustrialServices,Inc. Hobas PipeUSA Hibbard Inshore LLC Henry PrattCo Hendrick Screen Company 1848 HDR 1815 Hayward Baker, Inc HATCH 1415 Harbor Offshore Barriers,Inc. H2E Inc ie yr,LC 1219 1921 1551 2044 Kleinschmidt Associates Kiser Hydro, LLC Kingsbury, Inc.RepairandService Kinemetrics Inc. Kiewit Infrastructure Co. 1305 Kamatics/RWG 1611 Kaman Precision Products/Measuring evcsLd 1850 Services Ltd T ndn n. 1201 1657 1601 1418 1540 ITT EnidineInc. 2111 ISCO Industries,LLC 1108 Iris Power-Qualitrol International Water Screens 1209 International SafetyServicesInc. Integrated PowerServices 1216 Intake Screens Inc International 1951 Industrial ManufacturingCompany Industrial InfoResources Indar 1933 IKM Testing CanadaLtd Division 2033 | | erhIssue Search erhIssue Search | | etPage Next etPage Next q q H OL’ NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE NEWSSTAND WORLD’S THE q q q q M M M M M M q q q q M M M M ® ® qM qMqM Previous Page | Contents | Zoom in | Zoom out | Front Cover | Search Issue | Next Page qMqM

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Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd 1720 Paul C Rizzo Associates Inc 2039 Tetra Tech 1408 Knight Piesold Consulting 1544 Peakhydro 1514 The Louis Berger Group, Inc. 1852 Koontz Electric Company Inc 1841 PennWell 2163 The Ruhlin Company 2145 Kuenz America, Inc. 1440 Philadelphia Gear, A Timken Brand 1401 The Ulven Companies 1617 L&S Electric Inc 1525 Pioneer Motor Bearing Company 1533 Thermofi n (Canada Inc.) 1339 Lakeside Equipment Corporation 1840 PME Babbitt Bearings 1445 Thompson Metal Fab, Inc 1956 Laser Technologies Inc 1627 Power Equipment Maintenance Inc. 1441 Thordon Bearings Inc 2015 Leppert-Nutmeg Inc 2056 Precision Machine & Supply, Inc 2109 Toshiba International Corporation 1409

Lignum-Vitae.Com______1439 Pro-ROV Services 1306 Transco Industries 1203 Linita Design & Mfg. Corp. 1914 Quest Integrity Group, LLC 1652 Transformer Protector Ltda (TPL) 1549 Litostroj Hydro Inc 2133 Rainpower Norway AS 1752 Trelleborg Sealing Solutions 1700 Long View Associates 1538 Reivax North America 1421 TVA - Power Service Shops 1801 Ludeca Inc 1645 Ritech (Remote Inspection Technologies) 1557 Underwater Construction Corporation 1600 Luvata 2125 Rittmeyer AG 1726 Underwater Engineering Services, Inc. 1842 Mainstream Commercial Divers, Inc. 2016 Rodney Hunt Company 1425 Unit Electrical Engineering Ltd. 1550 Marine Solutions Inc. (MSI) 2132 Ross Valve Mfg Co Inc 1719 United Hydro Services LLC 1140 Marrone Bio Innovations 1548 Sauer Compressors USA 2051 United States Society On Dams 1102 Mastix SA 1661 SBIW Inc 1616 Unity Tube Inc 1861 Mavel Americas, Inc. 1714 Schaffner MTC Transformers, LLC 1426 URS Corporation 2019 Maxon, Putzmeister, Marco Sab 1133 Schnabel Engineering 1760 US Army Corps of Engineers McMillen LLC 1241 Schulz Group-Maine Divisions 1232 (Geospatial) 1744 Mead & Hunt 2014 Seals Unlimited 1748 US Army Corps of Engineers Mecan-Hydro 1732 Seaview Systems 1656 (Hydroelectric Design Center) 1746 Meggitt Sensing Systems 1721 SEL, Inc. 1308 Valard 1556 Mesa Associates, Inc 2009 Shimmick Construction Co., Inc. 1959 Val-Matic Valve & Mfg. Corp. 1649 MSE-Tetragenics 1640 Sidus Solutions LLC 1338 Vaptech 1224 MWH Global 1708 Siemens Industry, Inc. 1104 Vesco Plastics Sales 1647 NAES Corporation 1443 SKF Sealing Solutions, SKF Economos Vibrosystm Inc. 1615 Natel Energy 2058 GmbH 1457 Victaulic 1320 National Electric Coil 1507 Sko-Die Inc 1756 Videoray LLC 1438 National Heat Exchange Cleaning Corp. 1858 Slayden Construction Group, Inc. 1114 Voith Hydro Inc 1901 National Hydropower Association 1918 Smith-Root 1419 Vortex Hydrosystems Inc 2115 New England Braiding Co. Inc 1545 SNC-Lavalin Inc. 1319 W.F. Baird & Associates 2018 Noramex 2205 Solidifi cation Products International, Inc. 1847 Wagstaff Applied Technologies 2151 Norcan Hydraulic Turbines Inc 1233 Sorensen Systems 1711 Water Weights, Inc. 1646 Normandeau Associates 1734 Sotek Inc 1718 Waterman Industries 1501 Norris Screen & Mfg. LLC 2114 Specialty Underwater Services 1402 WEG Electric/Electric Machinery 1125 NortekUSA 1303 Stealth Valve & Controls Ltd 1948 Weir American Hydro 1701 North American PTFE Bearing, LLC 1335 Steel America 1432 Whelen Engineering Co., Inc. 1547 Northwest Hydraulic Consultants 1620 Steel-Fab Inc 1709 Wikov MGI A.S. 1519 Northwest Pipe Co 1234 Sulzer Dowding & Mills 1433 Williams Form Engineering Corp 2020 Northwest Underwater Construction 1340 Sunrise Engineering Inc 1653 Willowstick Technologies 2045 Obermeyer Hydro Inc 1814 Superbolt, Inc 1917 Winsted 1503 OCM, Inc. 2118 Sutron Corporation 1838 Worthington Products Inc 1819 EXHIBITOR Oil Skimmers Inc 1741 Swiger Coil Systems 1941 Yooil Rubberdam Engineering 1950 LIST Oiles America Corporation 1518 Synafl ex Rubber 2120 Zollern GmbH & Co. KG 1226 Olson Engineering 1405 Systems Integrated 1940 Zonge International, Inc. 1139 Oregon Iron Works, Inc. 1414 T & N Electric Motor Exchange Inc. 1211 Ossberger-HTS-Hitzinger 2139 Tampa Armature Works, Inc. - Ovivo USA LLC 2040 Miami Service Center 2047 Pall Corporation 1650 Techimp HQ S.P.A 1465 Panolin America, Inc 1639 TES VSETIN s.r.o. 1521

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2012 REGISTRATION FORM

| | | | JULY 17– 20, 2012 KENTUCKY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER LOUISVILLE, KY USA www.hydroevent.com______

EVENT REGISTRANT INFORMATION 4 WAYS TO REGISTER: 1. Online: ______www.hydroevent.com First Name______Last Name______2. Fax: Direct Title______Company______+1.918.831.9161 Toll Free (U.S. Only) Address______+1.888.299.8057 Address______3. Mail: PennWell/HVI Registration City______State/Province______Postal Code______PO Box 973059 Dallas, TX 75397-3059 Country______4. Email: [email protected] Telephone______Fax______For registration questions: Email______Direct +1.918.831.9160 Toll Free +1.888.299.8016 (Confirmations will be sent via email if a unique email address is given)

Yes, I would like to receive paid subscription information for: 01 Hydro Review 02 HRW I would like to sign up for the FREE HydroWorld Weekly electronic newsletter: Yes No I would like to receive paid subscription information about HydroWorld Premium Content. Yes No

1. TYPE OF COMPANY/ORGANIZATION (Please check only one): 2. WHAT IS YOUR PRIMARY JOB FUNCTION? (Please check only one)

01 Investor-Owned Electric Utility 02 General or Corporate Management 02 Municipal Electric Utility 04 Engineering Management 03 Rural Electric or other Electric Cooperative 06 Engineering, including Design, Systems & Planning 04 Other Public Electric Utility, including Federal, State or District 07 Other Engineering 09 Independent Power Co., Unregulated Utility Subsidiary, 08 Operations Management Cogenerator or Small Power Producer 10 Operations including Maintenance 26 Pulp and Paper 11 Other Operations 28 Chemicals and Allied Products 98 Other (describe)______34 Fabricated Metal Products, Primary Metals & Mining 35 Machinery including Electric & Electronic 3. FOR POWER PRODUCERS, WHAT FORMS OF ENERGY ARE USED AT YOUR POWER PLANT(S)? FOR NON POWER PRODUCERS, 39 Other industries (including Textile Mills, Coal & Petroleum WHAT FORMS OF ENERGY IS YOUR COMPANY MOST INTERESTED Products, Rubber & Leather, Stone, Clay, Glass, Food & IN? (Please check all that apply): Kindred Products) 94 Institutional Power Plants Plus Service & Commercial 04 Hydro 07 Wind Establishments 05 Coal 09 Solar 89 Consulting Firms including Architect/Engineers, Design 02 Oil 10 Bio Fuels & Construction Companies & Consultants 03 Natural Gas 98 Other (Describe) 19 Original Equipment Manufacturer 01 Nuclear ______25 IT & Software Solution Providers 06 Waste 99 None/Not Applicable 27 University Research Laboratory 4. WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN YOUR ENTIRE ORGANIZATION 98 Other (Describe)______01 1-19 05 250-499 02 20-49 06 500-999 03 50-99 07 1000+ 04 100-249 08 Unknown

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EVENT REGISTRATION FEES CONFERENCE FEES:

All Full Conference Registrations include: Exhibit Hall Access, Keynote and Closing Luncheon Sessions, Conference Sessions (15 PDHs), Delegate Lunches, Exhibit Hall Receptions, Thursday Evening Party and Online Access to Conference Papers and Presentations. INDIVIDUAL FULL CONFERENCE DELEGATE EXHIBITOR FULL CONFERENCE DELEGATE SINGLE DAY SPEAKER DELEGATE Paid before 6/8/12 ...... US $635.00 (Must be exhibiting at HydroVision 2012) (Must be a speaker at HydroVision 2012) Paid after 6/8/12 ...... US $785.00 Paid before 6/8/12 ...... US $475.00 Wednesday...... US $365.00 Paid after 6/8/12 ...... US $585.00 Thursday...... US $365.00 INDIVIDUAL FULL CONFERENCE DELEGATE Friday...... US $365.00 + HYDRO BASICS COURSE SINGLE DAY CONFERENCE DELEGATE ...... US $995.00 (Includes conference sessions, exhibit hall access, EXHIBITION VISITOR ONLY lunch & reception on corresponding day & online (Includes exhibit floor access only. SPEAKER FULL CONFERENCE DELEGATE access to conference papers and presentations) Exhibitor booth staff, please use Exhibitor (Must be a speaker at HydroVision 2012) Wednesday...... US $415.00 Registration Form) Paid before 6/8/12 ...... US $565.00 Thursday...... US $415.00 Exhibition Visitor Only ...... US $75.00 Paid after 6/8/12 ...... US $615.00 Friday...... US $415.00 STUDENT VISITOR Student (ID Required)...... US $20.00 ACTIVITIES AND EXTRA TICKETS

GUEST/SPOUSE THURSDAY EVENING PARTY (Includes exhibit hall access and one drink ticket per reception on Tuesday and (One ticket to Thursday Evening Party included with each Full Conference Wednesday. Must be co-registered with a Delegate and/or Exhibitor) Delegate Registration. Please indicate additional tickets requested below) US $20.00 Guest/Spouse Name______Thurs., 7/19/12...... Qty______@ US $45.00 ONLINE ACCESS TO CONFERENCE PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS FRIDAY CLOSING LUNCHEON SESSION (Included in Conference Delegate Registration) I plan to attend the closing luncheon session Qty______@ US $195.00 (Included in Full Conference Delegate Registration) I need to purchase a ticket to the closing luncheon DELEGATE LUNCH TICKET session ...... US $35.00 (Lunch is included in Full Conference Delegate Registrations) Wednesday...... US $35.00 Thursday...... US $35.00 CO-LOCATED ACTIVITIES

SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS & BRIEFINGS (visit www.hydroevent.com for more information)

AN INTRODUCTION TO MARINE RENEWABLES: FROM ENERGY HYDROGENERATOR STATOR WINDING MAINTENANCE CAPTURE TO PROJECT PERMITTING Mon., 7/16/12 TIME: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm COST: US $200.00 Mon., 7/16/12 TIME: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm COST: US $50.00 AND Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Limit: First 40 Registrants EPRI WATER POWER RESEARCH PROGRAM REVIEW - R&D STATUS HYDRO RESEARCH FOUNDATION - FELLOWS RESEARCH UPDATES AND NEEDS AND FINDINGS Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm COST: NO CHARGE Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm COST: NO CHARGE EXPORTING YOUR HYDROPOWER TECHNOLOGY OR EXPERTISE NASHVILLE DISTRICT CORPS OF ENGINEERS INDUSTRY DAY Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm COST: NO CHARGE Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 8:00 am - 10:00 am COST: NO CHARGE HOW TO PROVIDE PERMANENT SOLUTIONS FOR WATERPROOFING ON-LINE CONDITION MONITORING FOR HYDROELECTRIC MACHINES CONCRETE JOINTS IN ALL TYPES OF CONCRETE STRUCTURES Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm COST: US $200.00 Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm COST: NO CHARGE Limit: First 55 Registrants HYDRO BASICS COURSE Mon., 7/16/12 TIME: 7:30 am - 5:00 pm COST: US $545.00 course AND Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 8:30 am - 3:15 pm Select option above under EVENT REGISTRATION FEES for course + full conference

HYDRO PLANT TECHNICAL TOURS GOLF TOURNAMENT (visit www.hydroevent.com for more information) (visit www.hydroevent.com for more information) Registrants: Reservations must be made prior to June 29, 2012. POLO FIELDS GOLF CLUB CANNELTON LOCKS & DAMS PROJECT Tues., 7/17/12...... US $125.00 Limit: First 144 Registrants Mon., 7/16/12 TIME: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm COST: US $95.00 Limit: First 150 Registrants CANCELLATIONS: OHIO FALLS Payment must be received by published date to receive early registration discounts. Cancellations must be received in writing before June 20, Tues., 7/17/12 TIME: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm COST: US $65.00 2012, in order to receive a refund, minus a US $100 administrative charge. After June Limit: First 75 Registrants 20, 2012, refunds are not available. Substitutions may be made at any time by written notification to the registration office at [email protected].

TOTAL PAYMENT DUE Please add all selections and total here...... $______

METHOD OF PAYMENT Check enclosed (in US funds only) Make checks payable to PennWell/HVI 2012 Wire (wiring instructions will be provided on invoice) Credit Card Number______Exp Date______Full Name (as it appears on card)______

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HOTEL RESERVATION FORM

To make your hotel reservation contact Preferred Convention Services, the official HydroVision International 2012 housing company. Discounted rates are available only through our office and cannot be guaranteed after June 20, 2012. HOTEL INFORMATION GUEST INFORMATION

Only 1 room per form. If multiple rooms are required, please make Please list three (3) hotel choices below in order of preference: copies of this form. Room types and special requests are based on HOTEL ROOM RATES availability at the time of check-in. ROOM TYPE DESCRIPTIONS Courtyard by Marriott Louisville $139 Single/Double SELECT ONE: S = Single (1 person/1bed) Exhibitor Attendee D = Double (2 people/1 bed) Fairfield Inn $119 Single/Double D/D = Double/Double (2 ppl/2 beds) Other H = Hospitality Parlor S1 = Hampton Inn Downtown $139 Single/Double 1 Bedroom Suite Room Type S2 = 2 Bedroom Suite Hyatt Regency Louisville $149 Single/Double Arrival Date Departure Date Marriott Louisville Downtown $160 Single/Double

Seelbach Hilton $149 Single/Double Guest Name

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Reservations will be guaranteed with the credit card information provided. City No advance deposits will be taken. Credit Card Type: AMEX Visa MasterCard Discover State Zip Credit Card #: Exp: Phone Fax Cardholder:

Email Signature: 5 WAYS TO RESERVE Cancellation Information: The credit card provided will be charged one (1) night’s room and tax if the reservation is cancelled 7 days or less from the arrival date. In addition, a $40 processing fee will be assessed On-Line: www.preferred1.com/reservations by PCS for all reservations cancelled on or after May 31, 2012. Phone: 888.472.7462 or 310.235.2647 Fax: 310.235.2648 For those groups or individuals looking Email: [email protected] for other hotel options, please contact Mail: HydroVision International 2012 PCS regarding your specific needs. c/o Preferred Convention Services 1990 East Grand Avenue, Ste. 150 El Segundo, CA 90245

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