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China Gas Turbine Focus 2015 China Gas Turbine Focus 2015 Benefiting from China’s Gas Turbine Independent R&D under the Efficient, Clean and Safe Energy Structure June 25-26，2015 ∣ Shanghai, China Renowned Platform for Gathering the Key Leaders in Gas Turbine Industry GAS TURBINE USERS GAS TURBINE MANUFACTURING AND R&D GAS TURBINE APPLICATON AND OPEARTION &MAINTENANCE DISTRIBUTED COGENERATION AERO-DERIVATIVE/HEAVY-DUTY TURBINE GAS TURBEINE OVERALL UNIT TECHNOLOGIES FAULT DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS GAS TURBINE COMPONENTS OPERATION AND MAINTEENANCE CASE STUDYD Please scan and join our WeChat here Produced by Official Advisor +86 21 6840 7631 +86 21 6840 7633 [email protected] www.gtf.org.cn CGTF2015 OVERVIEW 250+ Gas Turbine Projects, Power Generating Projects and Maintenance & Operations Chief Engineers, R&D Directors, Technical Directors, Project Managers and Chief Engineering Consultants 50+ Leading Companies from Gas Turbine Industry 30+ Eminent Global Powerful Speakers in Gas Turbine Area 15+ Exhibitors in which 5+ from OEMs and Gas Turbine Users 14+ Insightful and Passionate Speeches and Discussions 12+ Hours of Networking Time including Cocktail Receptions, Roundtables, VIP Lunches and Open Q&A sessions 2 Days’ Conference Featuring with Informative Presentation and Thought-provoking Brainstorming 2 Parallel Streams penetrating in the Latest Issues and Technologies of Gas Turbine Niche Industry 1 Awards Ceremony to Celebrate and Cite the Industrial Leaders and Excellence CONFERENCE STRUCTURE Pre-conference Workshops (Reserved for Sponsors) Day One Plenary (June 25th) AM Opening Remarks Session 1: Gas Turbine Strategies and Core Technologies Con-current Boutique One on One Meetings Exhibition Visit PM Parallel Streams Session 2: GE Gas Session 2: Gas Turbine Session 3: Gas Turbine Con-current Boutique Turbine Users Workshop Users Workshop 2 Projects Showcasing One on One Meetings Exhibition Visit Awards Ceremony and Gala Dinner (Reserved for Sponsors) Day Two Plenary (June 26th) AM Con-current Boutique Session 3: Gas Turbine Applications and Project Demonstration One on One Meetings Exhibition Visit PM Con-current Boutique Session 4: Gas Turbine New Technology Applications and Repair Strategy One on One Meetings Exhibition Visit ON-SITE PHOTO OF GTF2014 +86 21 6840 7631 +86 21 6840 7633 [email protected] www.gtf.org.cn SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPEAKERS 2014 WENG Shilie ZHANG Yousheng HUANG Zhijun XIAO Junfeng Academician & Professor Director of Energy Economy Deputy General Manager Director Chinese Academy of and Development Strategy Datang Suzhou Xi’an Thermal Power Engineering & Shanghai Research Center Cogen-power Co., Ltd. Research Institute Co., Jiao Tong Energy Research Ltd. University Institute National Development and Reform Commission XU Yue CAI Qingchun FENG Deming FU Zhongguang Vice President Chief Engineer Vice President Professor & PhD supervisor Huaneng Clean Energy Guangdong Huizhou Southwest Electric Energy and Power Research Institute LNG Power Company Power Design Institute Engineering Institute of North Electric Power University GUO Gang DAI Chucheng ZHAO Lijuan XU Qing Gas Turbine Expert Gas Turbine Expert Deputy Director of Director PetroChina WesttoEast Amber Energy Limited Production Department North China Power Gas Pipeline Company Hangzhou Huadian Engineering Co., Ltd. Banshan Power Co., Ltd. YU Changfang HUA Ben Matt CAI LIU Wenzhao Senior Engineer Director of Gas Research Application Engineer Team General Manager Aviation No.608 Research Center Leader Beijing Liming Aero-engine Institute South China University of Aeroderivative Gas power Science and Technology Turbine, Distributed Technology Co., Ltd. Power, GE Power & Water +86 21 6840 7631 +86 21 6840 7633 [email protected] www.gtf.org.cn PARTICIPANT BREAKDOWN 2014 PART OF DISTINGUISHED PARTICIPANTS 2014 Amber Energy Limited By Industry Beijing Liming Aero-Engine Power Science and Technology Co., Ltd. CECIC&SANFENG Energy corporation Chinese Academy of Engineering China Western Power Industrial Co., Ltd. China Gas Holdings Limited Dalian Lube Oil R&D Institute of PetroChina Datang Suzhou Cogen-power Co., Ltd. Distributed Power, GE Power & Water Dongfang Electric Corporation Limited Energy Research Institute National Development and Reform 4% Scientific Research Institution Commission 5% Solution Provider Energy and Power Engineering Institute of North China Electric 8% Others Power University 12% Core Components Supplier Guangdong Huizhou LNG Power Co., Ltd. 33% Gas Turbine Manufacturer Graham Vacuum and Heat Transfer Echnology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. 38% Gas Turbine User Hangzhou Haudian Banshan Power Co., Ltd. Hangzhou Steam turbine Co., Ltd. By Geography Hangzhou Huadian Xiasha Thermal Power Co., Ltd. Harbin Electric Company Ltd. Harbin Turbine Company Limited Henan HongChang Gas Power Co., Ltd. Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute Huadian Wuchang Gas Turbine Power Plant Huadian GE Aero Gas Turbine Equipment Co., Ltd. Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences Jiangsu Huadian Yizheng Thermal Power Co., Ltd. Meggitt Ministry of Aviation No.608 Research Institute Minimax (Beijing) Fire Fighting System Co., Ltd 6% Australia Nanjing Sciyon Automation Group Co., Ltd. 9% Others Ningbo Changfeng Thermal Power Co., Ltd. 10% Rest of Asia North China Power Engineering Co., Ltd. 22% America & Europe PetroChina Pipeline Compressor-Set Maintenance, Repair & 53% China Overhaul Center PetroChina WesttoEast Gas Pipeline Company By Job Title Qingxu County Jingyuan Thermoelectricity Plant Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai Xinhua Control Technology (Group) Co., Ltd. Shenyang Blower Works Group Corporation Shenyang Aeroengine Research Institute(606 Institute) Shanghai Turbine Company, Ltd. Sinopec Lubricant Company Southwest Electric Power Design Institute South China University of Technology Southwest Electric Power Design Institute Suzhou Kunlun Heavy Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Suzhou Huifeng Lubricant Co., Ltd. 6% Sales/Marketing Manager/Director Wuhan Hanneng Electric Power Development Co., Ltd. University of Shanghai for Science and Technology 9% Technical Director of Engineering/Chief Engineer Xeca Turbo Technologies (Beijing) Co., Ltd. 20% VP/Managing Director Xi'an Thermal Power Research Institute Co., Ltd. 29% General Manager/Deputy General Manager Xi'an Shangu Power Co., Ltd. 27% Director/Manager of Production Dept./ Zhejiang Datang International Haning Gas Thermal Power Gas Turbine Overall Design Dept./ Project Preparatory Department Gas Turbine Operation DON’T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT “Very well organized conference! Excellent presenters and a handed by various technical experts and decision makers of China’s gas turbine industry! It will greatly fuel the domestic gas turbine developments. Thanks very much for organizing this great event!” —HUANG Zhijun, Deputy General Manager, Datang Suzhou Cogen-power Co., Ltd. “Thanks for organizing China Gas Turbine Focus with informative keynote speeches and discussion and we’ve learned much from it. We’re looking forward to the next event and hope to meet more experts in gas turbine industry to promote the industrial development in the future! ” —CAI Qingchun, Chief Engineer, Guangdong Huizhou LNG Power Company +86 21 6840 7631 +86 21 6840 7633 [email protected] www.gtf.org.cn GAINGAIN EXCLUSIVEEXCLUSIVE FACE FACE TIME WITH TIME WORLD’S WITH LEADINGXXX INDUSTRY GAS TURBINE PLAYERS AREA PLAYERS Leverage on the gathering of senior decision makers from the gas turbine by exhibiting at China Gas Turbine Focus 2015. Position your brand name as the market leader by showcasing your solutions in front of a target audience. Whether you are a new market entrant or an established industry leader, our customized sponsorship and exhibition opportunities will allow you an array of premium exposure and visibility. WHYWHY TOYOU EXHIBIT SHOULD AT EXHIBIT THIS ATCONFERENCE CGTF2015？ ●Capitalize on fast growing gas turbine area in Asia ●Reaffirm your leadership branding ●Gain visibility and increase market awareness for new market entrants GAS TURBINE AWARDS Date: 25th June, 2015 Venue: Shanghai, China SHOWCASING EXCELLENCE IN THE GAS TURBINE INDUSTRY Gas Turbine Awards is here to celebrate the industry’s best practices and performances. It aims to recognize and honor the excellent efforts and accomplishments of our gas turbine industry key companies and individuals in the industry at the Awards Dinner, an evening of outstanding achievements, excitement and great fun. HERE ARE THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES THAT ARE UP FOR NOMINATION ● Best Gas Turbine User of the Year ●Best Gas Turbine Lubrication Solution Provider of the Year ●Best Gas Turbine Filter Supplier of the Year ●Outstanding Gas Turbine Component Supplier of the Year ●Best Gas Turbine Machine Tool of the Year ●Best Distributed Energy Solution of the Year ●Best Innovation of Gas Turbine Solution of the Year ●Best Gas Turbine Engineering Design of the Year ●Outstanding Gas Turbine Contributions Individual of the Year CALL FOR ENTRIES 1.Fulfill the Application Form: Download and fulfill the application form from event website. 2.Online Application: Submitting the application form to [email protected] by May 31st. 3.Assessment by Judges: Appraising and short listing the candidates during June 1st – June 20th. 4.Award Announcement: The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on June 25th BECOME A MARKET REFERENCE Media Exposure: Nominations are now open till May 31st. Submit your entry to [email protected] +86 21 6840 7631 +86 21 6840 7633 [email protected] www.gtf.org.cn.
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