Who says you can’t teach an old plant new tricks? Top six tips to help improve plant profitability.
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The energy landscape is changing dramatically and today performance is measured in more than just megawatts. Finding the right balance between operations and maintenance will help keep costs low and help profits grow. Profitability, however, is about more than just operations and maintenance, it is about adopting new processes, concepts and business models to improve profitability. Join us to learn how you can teach your old plant new tricks for a more profitable future.
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Rise in renewable energy sources
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Adoption of digital technology
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Regulations impacting the market
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Integration of decentralized energy sources
- Anyone interested in improving the performance of their units, power plant or fleet.
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Matt is responsible for business development in new fields including energy storage, market analytics, and digitalization. He joined Siemens in 2011 as a commissioning engineer for new power projects. Some of Matt’s prior roles include thermal systems and digitalization engineering in a development and sales-facing capacity. He holds an MSME and MBA from the University of Central Florida.
Aaron is an engineer who has worked at nuclear, biomass, and coal power plants, where he gained significant operations, maintenance, safety, financial, and management experience. He has also served in the Navy, earned a BS in nuclear engineering technology from Thomas Edison State College, holds an MBA in financial management from City University of Seattle, and is credentialed as a Chief “A” Boiler Engineer. Aaron writes news and feature stories on a variety of topics.