Webinar

Who says you can’t teach an old plant new tricks?

Available on demand until May 7, 2020 Register

Hosted By: POWER
Sponsored By: Siemens

To say the energy landscape is changing is a massive understatement. However, change generates opportunity, and fortunately for every one of us in the energy sector, opportunity is coming at a rapid pace. Siemens is helping transform the energy industry by redefining performance to enable older power plants to not only cope with the changing market but thrive because of the changes.

What the attendees will learn

Join us to learn how you can teach your old plant new tricks as we dive deeper into the industry drivers, the operational challenges that face us all, and how you can redefine performance for a more efficient, secure, and profitable future of your business.

Who should attend

Anyone interested in improving the performance of their units, power plant or fleet.

Hear from this expert  
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Chris Mieckowski
Global Director of Solutions Portfolio Marketing
Siemens Power and Gas

Chris Mieckowski has more than a decade of power plant experience, with a specialization in plant optimization. He is currently the Global Director of Solutions Portfolio Marketing at Siemens Power and Gas. Prior to joining Siemens, Chris was the Director of Business Development at Stellar Energy. Chris has also worked for GE and Kiewit, holding roles in product line management, early contract involvement and project engineering. He began his career with nine years in the U.S. Navy, starting as a Nuclear Electrician and completing his service as an officer. Chris holds a B.S. in Engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy.

Moderator

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Aaron Larson
Executive Editor
POWER

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.