European Power News magazine, together with Electrical Review and Electrical Times magazines - all from Voltimum Media Partner Nexus Media Communications - is pleased to announce the final programme for the Domestic and Commercial
Combined Heat and Power (DCHP) Conference:
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The Domestic and Commercial Combined Heat and Power ( DCHP) Conference takes place on Wednesday 15 November at the Marriott Hotel, Kensington, London. It offers installers, specifiers and users of combined heat and power in both the domestic and commercial sectors the opportunity to put the government's microgeneration strategy into practice, resulting in reduced emissions and financial savings not possible with conventional systems.
Whether in central government, local authorities, housing associations, facilities management or the construction industry, everyone has a stake in sustainable generation¹s role in the energy mix of the future which makes DCHP2006 the single must-attend event for this vital sector.
Attendance costs £375, inclusive of all conference documentation, lunch and refreshments. A 10% discount is available on all delegate places booked before 13 September.
DCHP 2006 - From Strategy to Reality:
Marriott Hotel, Kensington, London, 15 November 2006
1) Chairman's intro Ian Manders, Association for the Conservation of Energy.
2) Keynote speech Alan Whitehead MP.
- Session 1 - Securing Supply - Speakers: Andrew Mill, New and Renewable Energy Centre; Anouk Honore, Oxford Energy Institute; Jon Slowe, Delta Energy & Environmental.
- Session 2 - Reducing Emissions - Speakers: Alan Barlow, Ener-G Combined Power; Kevin Boniface, Sustain; Dr. Tom Markvart, Southampton University.
- Session 3 - Eradicating Fuel Poverty - Speakers: Peter Lehmann, Fuel Poverty Advisory Group; Leon Price, Consultant; David Pickles, Local Government Association.
- Session 4 - Staying Competitive - Speakers: David Frise, HVCA; Duncan Botting, ABB (Power Technologies); Carl Arntzen, Microgen.
This information is correct as of 1st August 2006, but the programme may be subject to change.
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