THURSDAY 29TH NOVEMBER IS A BIG DAY IN THE AMPS CALENDAR.
It’s when AMPS members come together for MEET THE BUYERS/SEMINARS and The AMPS AWARDS 2018, both taking place once again at the superb Manchester Midland.
MEET THE BUYER
1:00pm – 5:00pm
This is a unique opportunity for AMPS members to promote their company. Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. The afternoon provides the opportunity to network and arrange meetings with potential clients – including other members as well as an invited audience of specifiers, facilities managers and end power users.
Our Industry Seminars are free of charge to attend and cover a range of relevant topics, delivered by experts and with the chance to participate in Q&A sessions.
This year’s seminars are once again hosted by Bernard Gospel, Technical Secretary for AMPS.
NOISE
Andy Greer
Managing Director
KJM Electrical Ltd
Lead of AMPS Technical Committee working group for Equipment Safety (related to codes and standards)
EMISSIONS
Richard Payne
Cummins
Lead of AMPS Technical Committee working group for Emissions
As the Customer engineering manager for the Cummins G-drive business Richard first engaged with AMPS and the world of regulations and standards 25 years ago. After a ‘sabbatical’ in the marine business Richard became the first full time Non-Road Regulatory Affairs person located in the EU for Cummins, re-engaging with AMPS. Richard is the exhaust emissions expert for AMPS and EuropGen. Richard worked closely with the European Commission and other stakeholders on the development of the stage V non-road emissions regulation and the Medium Combustion Plant Directive. Richard is active with BSI, chairing the generator panel of the engines committee and representing BSI at the ISO.
GRIDCODES
John Ruddock
Deep Sea Electronics
Member of AMPS Technical Committee working group for Grid Codes
John is a member of National Grid work group GC0035 and GC0079: Frequency change under large disturbances and their effect on the total system.
He is also involved with GC0100 EU Connection Codes GB Implementation – Mod 1 and GC0101 EU Connection Codes GB Implementation – Mod 2
THE ART OF THE POSSIBLE – LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO DRIVE NEW REVENUE MODELS AND EFFICIENCIES IN THE POWER GENERATION MARKET.
Jackson Bond
Co-Founder and Chief Industry Evangelist at relayr
Whether you are an operator or supplier of power generation equipment this session will explore how the internet of Things is reshaping industry to allow you to improve OEE of existing assets but also generate new revenue models by evolving traditional business models. We will deep dive into real life examples of how technology and Artificial Intelligence is driving business outcomes from cost reductions to maximising shareholder value.
TODAYS CHALLENGES TO ENABLE REMOTE MANAGEMENT OF POWER GENERATORS
Davor Toncic
HMS Industrial Networks
As a Business Development Manager at HMS Industrial Networks, Davor has his main focus on HMS Remote and IIoT solutions. Davor have been working with remote connectivity and management towards the PowerGen market for over 10 years. During this years, Davor have been involved in enabling remote solutions for generator and UPS manufacturers all over the world. Davor has a background as an electronics engineer and been working within the area of industrial automation for the last 20 years.
INDUSTRY STATISTICS
Romain Mocaers
PowerGen Statistics
Romain Mocaer spent several years as a marketing & strategy analyst for a generator manufacturer in UK. He realized there was a lack of specific and accurate data for this market so he decided to create a market research company (PowerGen Statistics) specialising in the power generation industry, in order to meet the requirements of industry players. PowerGen Statistics provides monthly trade statistics of generators as well as market sizes and segment reports.
