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Discover how you can secure equipment and investment for your power and water infrastructure upgrades, renewable developments and energy management strategies.
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FULL PROGRAMME DETAILS INSIDE This is your exclusive invitation as a leader in the African power and water industry. You will have the opportunity to strategise with progressive-thinking industry visionaries who share your goals, concerns and aspirations.
SPECIAL OFFERS Exhibition visitors: Free entry if you pre-register online. Onsite price: R290 Conference delegates: Save 30% if you register by 14 April 2013 Limited seats available. Quote sales code DM02 when registering online.
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It is with great pleasure that I invite you to Cape Town in May 2013 for the annual African Utility Week conference and exhibition. African Utility Week, which has been running for 13 years, is the premier power and water utility event in Africa, bringing together more than 5 000 people from across the continent to deliberate on the future of the utility sector. With a combination of presentations, discussion panels and networking opportunities, African Utility Week enables utility professionals to share experiences with their peers, discuss technological solutions with their suppliers and learn from the various speakers, presenters and panellists as to the best practices available both in Africa and across the world.
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Eskom has, for the past 13 years, enjoyed a relationship with African Utility Week and my hope is that you will find this event a productive use of your time out of the office, that the sessions will provide the answers to some of the challenges you are facing on a daily basis and that the technology on offer will enable you to do your job with more efficiency. Please remember to book your seat early, as space is limited. I look forward to seeing you in Cape Town in May 2013. Sincerely
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Top 7 reasons to attend Gain Knowledge Gain valuable insight into new market developments and discover African case studies from over 130 industry speakers. Customise your attendance by selecting the most relevant sessions from 9 conference tracks.
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Save Time Save months of due diligence by talking to hundreds of experts and solution providers in just 2 days. Attend live product demonstrations and expert workshops, discover special offers and find the products that meet your needs.
Get Practical Solutions Increase your team’s output by registering them for our FREE 2-day technical workshop programme and live demos on the exhibition floor, where industry experts present practical solutions that improve your day-to-day work life.
Increase Revenue Find solutions to the challenges that deplete your business revenue every day, including technical and non-technical losses, inefficient energy usage, system failures, reliability and maintenance issues, downtime, and many more.
Network Meet your colleagues and solution providers and establish new local and international partnerships. Schedule your meetings ahead and meet the industry experts that will give you a new perspective on how to run your business.
Quality Assured Benefit from the partnerships with the industry’s key players we have established over the past 13 years. Meet with African utilities, government, IPPs, developers, contractors, solution providers and large power users.
Your exclusive invitation to Africa’s leading power and water utilities exhibition and conference This programme brochure features the conference programme as well as exhibition highlights and a free workshop programme for the 13th annual African Utility Week. Read on to discover how you can secure equipment and investment to successfully roll out and fund your power and water infrastructure upgrades, renewable developments and energy management strategies. African Utility Week 2013 will help your organisation to improve its performance by meeting with leading project developers, consultants, solution providers and investors. Don’t miss the number 1 power and water business event of the year. Register today at www.african-utility-week.com or by filling in the back page and fax it back to +27 21 700 3501.
Meet your CPD requirements by registering to attend African Utility Week where you can qualify for up to 4 CPD points! We have filed for CPD accreditation from the following organisations:
Full details of the accreditation numbers will be available on our website, at www.africa-utility-week.com.
Travel Africa on 11,000m2 Visit the only authentically pan-African utility exhibition and find a unique platform where you can meet colleagues from across Africa at the only event organised from Africa for Africa. Benefit from our portfolio of regionalised events.
Attendance is by invitation only.
This high-level gathering, specifically for utility CEOs from across Africa, will bring together the men and women who lead and guide Africa’s power sector down the path of transformation. Discussions will centre around areas of co-operation, development plans for the next 5 years and advancing regional centres of excellence.
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This CEO Forum proves the importance and strategic meaning of African Utility Week to the utility industry. Attend African Utility Week to lead and define the future. www.african-utility-week.com | 14 – 15 May 2013, CTICC, Cape Town
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Up skill your team by bringing them along to these FREE TO ATTEND technical workshops and demonstrations Transformers
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Power & Water Workshop 1
Integrating condition monitoring into a reliability centredmaintenance strategy Adriaan Scheeres, CEO, Pragma Africa, RSA Transformer oil analysis – techniques, tips & traps Tom Dalton, Machine Assessment & Reliability Technology RSA Transformer oil DGA - testing and monitoring technology Mathieu Guertin, Business Unit Manager Morgan Schaffer, Canada Transformer management systems for optimising utilisation and reliability Grant Wells, Dynamic Ratings, RSA
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HV isolator life extension technology William Morse, Vice President Sales & Marketing, EHT International, Canada Measurement, analysis, diagnostics and leak detection on SF6 GIS Neil Kane, Managing Director, EMT Ltd, UK Predictive maintenance for metal clad MV switchgear Tommy Roes, Martec Cable Services, RSA
Power & Water Workshop 2
Metering (Power and Water)
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Pros and cons of unified AMR solutions for electricity and water remote reading of meters Desigan Govender, Chief Technical Officer, Aqua-Loc, RSA Practical meter reading and information transfer Speaker TBA Using high precision multi-function meters in industrial, commercial, and grid applications Ihab Mokhles, Products & Services Regional Manager, MEA, Elsewedy, Egypt
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Best use practices in data acquisition and web based water loss management systems Ronnie McKenzie, Managing Director, WRP, RSA Sustainable management of potable water usage in toilet flush systems Nigel MacGowen, Owner, Dry-Planet, Isle of Man, UK The case for hybrid meters: discovering the benefits and where the technology is heading Mark Shamley, MD, and Keith Bailey, Sales and Marketing Director, Elster Metering, RSA
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Hydro Workshop
Generation / T&D
13:30 Type test certification for T&D components for a reliable power network Bas Verhoeven, Director Testing, Inspection & Certification, KEMA, Netherlands 14:00 Best practices at your site that enable Smart Grid technology performance Filippo Colaianni, Technical Marketing Section Manager, Smart Grid & Connectivity, STMicroelectronics, Italy 14:30 Addressing risk and client expectation through an effective maintenance strategy Willem Sprong, GIBB, RSA 15:00 Overview of the SABS and SABS Certification with special reference to ISO 50001 Pieter Haasbroek, Senior Manager: Environmental, Energy and Occupational Health and Safety Certification, SABS, RSA
Hydro 15:45
Retrofitting hydro electricity to the South Africa’s water supply infrastructure Bo Barta, Member and Custodian, Small-Hydro Interest Group, Sustainable Energy Society Southern Africa (SESSA), RSA
Solar/Wind
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Clean Power Workshop
Energy efficiency for large and very large energy users Chris Haw, Managing Director, Aurora Power Solutions, RSA and spokesperson for SAPVIA Solutions for PV power plants to meet SA Grid Codes and reactive power requirements. Kovilan Naicker, Sales Manager at CBI-Electric Solutions, RSA Construction monitoring in PV and wind Richard Doyle, Managing Director, 3E, RSA Leveraging the sun’s energy Gerry Shannon, CEO, Shannon Energy, RSA
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Importance of the solar panel and potential growth for solar technology in the subSaharan region Matthew Silvester, JinkoSolar, China
Technical Workshop spaces are limited! Access as trade visitor is free if you pre-register online at www.african-utility-week.com. On-site price: R290.
Wednesday, 15 May 2013 Get practical solutions to improve your team’s productivity by attending these expert-led workshops Cables
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MV cable life extension technology Wayne Chatterton, UtilX Corporation, USA On-line non-intrusive MV and HV cable condition assessment John Sherriff, Operations Director, Services, Martec Cable Services, RSA Cable hot spot monitoring & optimising thermal rating Lucien Antonissen, Lios Technology GmbH, Germany
Motors and Generators 11:15 11:45 12:15
MV motor electrical and mechanical condition monitoring James Cowling, Operations Director, Products, Machine Assessment & Reliability Technology, RSA Generator predictive maintenance and monitoring Rob Melaia, LHM, RSA A new concept in oil condition monitoring from start-up Manfred Mauntz, CMC Instruments, Germany
Generation 13:30 14:00
Boiler condition monitoring and leak detection Mario Kuisis, Managing Director, Machine Assessment & Reliability Technology, RSA Turbine monitoring and maintenance Andrew Carr, Managing Director, Sebenzana Consulting, RSA
Utilities 14:30 15:00 15:30
Cost-effective Condition Monitoring using Ultrasound Tom Murphy, SDT Ultrasound Solutions, Belgium Predictive maintenance with infra-red imaging James Cowling, Operations Director, Products, Machine Assessment & Reliability Technology, RSA Remote monitoring for asset protection and predictive maintenance
Craig Rebuli, Martec, RSA
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Water
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Improving efficiency of water and sewerage systems Senior Representative, Bentley Systems, Netherlands The viability to use a system to monitor and control potable water at household level Frank den Ridder, Managing Director, WEG-Wise, Netherlands Effective use of wireless meter reading via USB meter readers Senior Representative, Kampstrup, Denmark
Large Power Users
11:45 Cogeneration / power plants – new product development in turbine technology Julio Cesar Bianchini, Commercial Manager – TGM Turbinas, ZEST WEG Group, RSA 12:15 Large energy savings through compressed air management/monitoring/leak detection & auditing Devon Fisher, Audit Manager, Artic Driers International, RSA
Hydro Workshop
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09:30 Technical Solutions for hydrological challenges Verno Yonker, Technical Director, Aurecon, RSA 10:00 Overview of Ingula Pumped Storage Scheme Monique Wainstein, Associate, GIBB, South Africa 10:30 Use of standard centrifugal pumps as turbines Bruno Mellacher, Sales and Project Manager Hydro Energy Pumps Andritz AG 11:15 Turgo turbines for small scale hydroelectric plants Shaun Benzon, Gilkes, United Kingdom 11:45 Mini hydro systems: A simple, secure and cost-effective system for mini-hydro deployment on and off-grid Nick West, Senior Civil Engineer, Entura Hydro Tasmania 12:15 How waterway debris booms can be of benefit to hydropower sites Jeff Stanger, Executive Vice President, Worthington Products 13:30 Ultra-low head technology for rural use Alois Lashofer, Institute of Water Management, Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria 14:30 Overview of Ingula Pumped Storage Scheme Monique Wainstein, Associate, GIBB, RSA
Renewable Energy
Clean Power Workshop
09:30 2013 - An analysis of the renewable energy skills market in South Africa Sean Gibson, Managing Director, AltGen, RSA 10:00 Compliance of Solar PV installation with the new Renewable Grid Code Jimmy Goulding, Electrical Technologist, Aurecon, RSA 10:30 An innovative probabilistic approach to determine the maximum integration of intermittent energy sources in power systems Olatunde Kolade, Commercial Director, EDF 11:15 Solutions for grid integration of utility-scale PV projects from the experience of wind power massive injection of renewable energy in instable or weak grids Carlos Martinez Garcia, Business Development Manager for Africa & Asia, Gamesa Electric, Madrid 11:45 Waste to Energy Linda Cele, GIBB, RSA 12:15 PV Diesel Hybrid for remote/off-grid sites Dylan Theunissen, Renewable Energy and Grid Engineer, 3e, RSA
Renewable Energy for Large Power Users
13:30 Solar Rooftop projects for LPU’s Claire Lockey, Marketing and Communicaitons, SolarWorld Africa, RSA 14:00 The importance of Solar PV for the Agri Sector Rowan Jacklin, General Manager, Sub-saharan Africa, Soventix, RSA 14:30 Sustainable energy solutions for businesses Wayne Fortuin, IDM Implementation Manager, Eskom, RSA
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To receive all the product knowledge on and insights into the latest industry innovations, conduct business and take advantage of special on-site offers, don’t miss Africa’s leading power and water technology exhibition. At African Utility Week, you will not only meet 250 of the world’s leading solution providers but also get a chance to network, meet new suppliers and save months’ worth of due diligence.
View the exclusive exhibitor list at www.african-utility-week.com! Schedule your meeting in advance and get the maximum benefit.
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Exclusive outdoor expo on MV products Visit the Schneider Electric outdoor stand and you can experience the latest range of MV products and automation equipment. Schneider Electric will help you solve your equipment reliability and maintenance needs. Make the most out of your energy and receive a FREE full solution guide on MV products.
Full range of Smart Metering products and case studies To experience new generation of Smart Prepayment Metering Products, visit Holley Metering. As an experienced metering and system solution provider Holley Metering will support you in finding the right technology and products that meet your needs. You will also be able to explore a full range of Smart Metering products and global case studies.
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Eliminate non-technical losses If you need to protect your revenue by eliminating non-technical losses, visit the Hexing stand. You will learn about the latest innovations in Smart Grid technology as well as distribution and load control management. Hexing presents you with a new range of full turnkey solutions for AMI systems, prepayment and third party vending, specially developed to meet the needs of the African market.
Visit the ADC Energy booth and stand a chance to win an iPAD! Address reduction of SAIDI, smart grid solutions, cable accessories and safety products when you visit the ADC Energy stand. ADC Energy will showcase unique technology like embedded sims and fault path indicators. Their qualified staff will offer training, aftersales service and local manufacturing of a very high standard.
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Prevent system failures of turnkey solutions for T&D
Measure accuracy of installed meters
Discover highly reliable turnkey solutions for electricity T&D that follow GOST standards. You can benefit from ATEF’s custom design, manufacturing, mounting and installation services and experience products, Complete Transformer Substation (CTS) and the Modulated Substation (MS), with protective systems which provide you with complete control over equipment and help you prevent system failures.
You will get the chance to see portable and stationary test equipment for on-site testing to measure the accuracy of installed meters and identify wiring and other systems errors. MTE testing equipment uses the latest handling and performance technology. Also explore monitoring systems that ensure the consistent performance of your transformers.
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Factory tour to generator manufacturing plant
FREE 30 day trial of market modelling software
Avoid tampering of prepaid meters
Cut your electricity, water and gas bills
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see the planning, design, building and testing of generators and to learn about electrical manufacturing, installation of standby generators, project management and maintenance. After lunch, the tour will take you to ZEST clients, where you can experience the technology in action.
Meet expert staff that will give you a live demo of their unique PLEXOS for Systems® market modelling software and sign up for a FREE 30 day trial in order to fully explore all its functionality including cutting-edge data handling, mathematical programming, stochastic optimisation techniques and electric price forecasting to provide a robust analytical framework for power market analysis.
Learn how you can secure your prepayment meters, by meeting the experts in plastic boxes for electrical distribution networks. Technology will include injection, extrusion, and compression of UV resistant, fire retardant, auto-extinguishing, long life plastic boxes, split meter boxes and underground distribution networks. Seifel will also introduce you to their complete range of solar grid-connections.
Save on your utility bills by installing UtiliMAX Automated Meter Reading technology. Visit their stand to find out how they can help you save on your electricity, water and gas bills and get detailed information on your consumption so you can improve your efficiency. Explore a full range of smart meter data management system (MDMS) software, integration services and consulting.
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Snapshot of solution providers Depagne DILO DNV KEMA Energy & Sustainability Dry Planet Dynamic Asset Management EBM Efteq El Sewedy Electric El Sewedy Electrometer Electro Inductive Industries ELO Sistemas Electronicos Elster Kent Metering Energy Examplar Engen Entura EON Consulting Eskom GUA
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Networking function on exhibition floor Join your fellow utility professionals, municipalities, government officials, IPPs, large power users and solution providers at the networking reception on the exhibition floor. Share your best practices and find out how your peers tackle their challenges. And best of all… wind down after a long and fruitful business day, have a drink and enjoy yourself! Date: 14 May 2013 Time: 17:30
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T&D/Smart Grid • Transformers • Asset Management, GIS & Mapping • Cables/Materials • Telecoms • System Integrators • Switchgears • SCADA Systems • Distribution Automation • Security – Cyber & Grid • Substation Automation • Relays • T&D Hardware & Equipment • SF6 Gas & Equipment • Outage Management • Infrastructure & Networks • Mobile Work Force Management • HVDC products • Grid Network Infrastructure • Smart Grid Solutions • Application Providers
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HACKATHON African Utility Week will be hosting a HACKATHON – a competition at which young IT talent will compete to solve your utility related IT challenges with innovative new software and technology.
Submissions are now open.
Should you be interested in submitting and solving your utility challenges, please contact Nicolette Pombo-van Zyl
[email protected]
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REGISTER NOW! Complete your supplier shortlist in just 2 days. Attend Africa’s largest and most innovative power and water utilities exhibition for FREE if you pre-register. On-site price: R290 Go to www.african-utility-week.com and book you and your team’s visitor passes today!
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Advisory Board and Brand Ambassadors
Meet our 4 0a board mem dvisory bers
The key to an excellent conference programme is the advisory board. Our 2013 brand ambassadors and conference committee brings an amazing amount of knowledge, experience and insight that has helped to develop this year’s excellent African Utility Week programme. These individuals will play key roles in moderating and leading sessions, workshops and roundtables. They have also advised the management team on the latest industry trends, challenges and discussion issues, thus creating an event developed by the sector and for the sector.
“African Utility Week is the major event in Africa where issues concerning utilities are discussed. My company has benefited immensely from the speakers’ knowledge and the study tours. All utilities in Africa face similar challenges. African Utility Week is therefore highly recommended to share ideas and experiences.” Alexander Osei, Divisional Manager: MIS, Electricity Company of Ghana, Ghana
“I have chosen to be part of African Utility Week because it help me to understand what is going on in the African power sector and which technologies are being considered by various countries. I can learn how much generation has been added to the African grid and how countries deal with funding challenges they face.” Lawrence Musaba, Co-ordination Centre Manager, SAPP Southern African Power Pool, Zimbabwe
“Defining the conference programme by consulting and collaborating with industry experts is the most effective way to bring the right content to the delegates. African Utility Week works with ‘Specialist Industry Advisors’ across the different business sectors in order to develop an excellent programme.” Essop Basha, Utility Sustainability Manager, Growthpoint Properties, South Africa
“After being involved in African Utility Week for over a decade, I still find it to be extremely useful to gain knowledge about the power industry in Africa and keeping up to speed with the latest projects and developments. Furthermore, the networking at African Utility Week is just as valuable as the content of the presentations.” Malcolm Fawkes, Senior Manager: Eskom Academy of Learning, Eskom, South Africa
“African Utility Week grows every year providing a good balance with attendees from government, parastatals and private sector. The content is always relevant and the exhibition provides me with access to a myriad of solution providers. African Utility Week is my annual check-in with friends and colleagues in the power sector.” Zelda Weitz, Business Development Manager, Symbion Power, United States
“Africa Utility Week is one of the preeminent infrastructure industry meetings on the continent. For utilities, private investors and financiers, this is a must-attend meeting offering unrivalled access to industry news and behind-the-scenes discussions with decision makers.” Dr. Jan Martin Witte, Senior Project Manager Division Energy and Environment, KfW Development Bank, Germany
Other advisory board members include: Sam Amadi, Chairman & CEO, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) Keith Bailey, Sales and Marketing Director, Elster Kent Harry Blake, Contracted Senior Manager, Iec Smart Grid Karen Breytenbach, Senior Project Advisor: PPP Unit, National Treasury Scott Brodsky, Partner, Baker & McKenzie Thembani Bukula, Regulator, NERSA Simon Dart, General Manager - Electricity Division, Elster Kent Metering Clive Ferreira, Director, Fieldstone Jean Greyling, Energy Engineer, Anglo Gold Ashanti Paul Johnson, Executive Secretary, African Electrotechnical Standardization Commission Deon Joubert, Corporate Specialist (Financial Planning and Regulation), ESKOM Chanda Kapanda, General Manager, Wind Prospect Leonard Kassana, International Hydropower Consultant, Investment Climate Facility, GEHydro Doug Kuni, Managing Director, IPP Association of South Africa Vimal Mahendru, Immediate Past President, Indian Electrical And Electronics Manufacturers’ Association Nobert Matarutse, Technical Director, Mbada Diamonds Francis Maze, Manager - Large Power Users, Tanesco
Anastas Mbawala, Director of Electricity, EWURA John McArdle, Advertising Manager, Eskom John Eric Mugyenzi, Managing Director, Uganda Electricity Generation Co. Ltd Mike Muller, Infrastructure Specialist, Development Bank of South Africa – DBSA Benon Mutambi, Director Economic Regulation, Electricity Regulatory Authority David Mwangi, Consultant, Private Consultant Paroshen Naidoo, Head of Operations, UtilLabs Kevin Nassiep, CEO, SANERI Philippe Niyongabo, Head of Energy Division, Department of Infrastructure and Energy, African Union Mogan Padayachee, Managing Director, Rand Water Services Debbie Roets, Executive Secretary, African Forum For Utility Regulators Nkumbulo Sithole, Senior Renewable Energy Advisor, ESKOM Sarah M Tibatemwa, Africa Director, IWA Kobus Van Den Berg, Principal Engineer, Aurecon James White, Sales Manager, Vestas Silas Zimu, Managing Director, Suzlon Andrew Strachan, Industry Principal: Service Industries, SAP
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Welcome to the 13th annual African Utility Week conference Dear Colleagues, As a dedicated industry professional, you are well aware of the challenges that you face in your work environment – challenges of funding; appropriate generation mix; the benefits and challenges of different T&D technology or which metering communication technology is the most appropriate (and cost effective) for your utility environment. It is at African Utility Week that you will get first-hand information from leading industry speakers, knowledge-packed conference sessions, practical workshops and a wide array of technology partners. We know that you will continue to find African Utility Week the must attend event in your business year, and we look forward to seeing you in Cape Town in May! Best wishes Claire Volkwyn Director: Content & Strategy
Programme at a glance Monday 13 May 2013 09:00 - 16:00 Pre-conference workshops Meter communication technology
Meter installation and safety
Developing a maintenance mindset
See page 11
Sustainability for utilities
Negotiating and signing power purchase agreements
Behaviour based safety for supervisors
18:00 – 19:30 Welcome reception exclusive to delegates and exhibitors
Tuesday 14 May 2013 08:00 Exhibition opening & morning refreshments on the exhibition floor See page 12
09:30 – 11:30 Opening session
13:30 – 17:15
See page 10-19
11:30 – 13:30 Lunch on the exhibition floor
Overview of trends and policy
Hydropower & African development
The smart metering challenge
Policy and legislation
Legislation and regulation
African development
Grid expansion and configuration
Tariff determination
Technology as an enabler
15:00 – 15:45 Afternoon refreshment break on the exhibition floor Update on the South African REIPP
Large scale hydro projects
Rolling out smart metering
Urban water and sanitation
Best practice in industrial energy & water management
17:15 – 19:00 Networking function on the exhibition floor
Wednesday 15 May 2013
09:00 – 12:45
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08:00 Exhibition opens
Small and mini hydro projects
Project update
Technology, engineering and maintenance
The challenge of wind
Solar overview
Leveraging AMI technology
Technology
Managing our resources
Funding mechanisms
Technology and projects
Laying the foundation for a smart grid future
Transformer management & maintenance
Technology discussion
Smart grid technology
Transmission & distribution technology
10:30 – 11:15 Morning refreshment break on the exhibition floor The future of solar Revenue protection energy in Africa & benefits of prepaid metering
Private public partnerships
Above and beyond the production cycle
Funding - local and international options
12:45 – 14:00 Lunch on the exhibition floor 14:00 – 15:30 Closing session
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15:30 – 16:00 Afternoon refreshments on the exhibition floor and prize give-aways
Thursday 16 May 2013 Site visits Koeberg Nuclear Power Station
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ArcelorMittal, Saldanha Steel Plant; SABMillar, Newlands Brewery
City of Cape Town Water and Sanitation
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See page 22 AEG Power Solutions; SolarWorld Africa
Steenbras and Palmiet Pumped Storage power stations
Darling Wind Farm Klipheuwel Wind Energy Facility
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Pre-conference Workshops Monday 13 May 2013
Start the conference from a solid base with a workshop aligned to your key function.
Seats are rately bookable today at w limited! Book you r w or fill in th w.african-utility- place we e form on the back a ek.com nd fax to +27 21 70 0 3501.
Manage your skills development, grow your network of peer-assessed knowledge from across the African continent and achieve learning objectives through professionally led workshops that lead up to the conference sessions.
Choose a relevant pre-conference workshop to set your objectives for the entire conference and exhibition. LARGE POWER USERS
METERING 1
Behaviour based safety for supervisors > 09:30 – 16:30
Metering communication technologies > 09:30 – 16:30
• Investing in a Behaviour Based Safety Process makes good business sense • Understanding your organisation’s risk culture • Improving Hazard Identification as a precursor of people’s Behavioural Decision Making in Incident and Injury Prevention • Risk
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Workshop facilitator: Anita Steyn de Wet, Senior Consultant, National Occupational Safety Association, South Africa
INVESTMENT & FINANCE Sustainability and profitability for utility businesses > 09:30 – 16:30 • Overview, legislation and regulatory requirements of municipal and utility entities • Tariff determination and planning • Supply chain management and procurement: regulation, legislation, planning and control • Debt collection and credit control mechanisms Workshop facilitator: Senior representative, Institute of Municipal Finance Officers, South Africa
CLEAN POWER
Introduction to metering communication technologies GSM/3G Zigbee Pros and cons of various technologies
Radio mesh communications Hans Peter Kyk , General Sales Manager, Kamstrup
METERING 2 Metering Installation and Safety > 09:30 – 16:30 Metering Roadmap - a strategy imperative for utilities Rajesh Bansal, VP: Meter Management and Energy Audit, BSES Reliance, India Electricity meter installation and installation verification Helena Snyman & Sydney Bhengu, Elster Kent Metering, South Africa Safety is a vital consideration Chidi Ike, Senior Performance Monitor, Presidential Task Force on Power, Nigeria* Meter maintenance Harold Hayes, Chief Technical Officer, Landis+Gyr, South Africa
WATER
PPA negotiations > 09:30 – 16:30 Deepen Your Knowledge on Non Revenue Water > 09:30 – 16:30 Basics of PPA negotiation Risk allocation and common clauses which form part of any PPA Foreign exchange issues Standardised templates vs case by case negotiations – pros and cons Workshop facilitators: David Mwangi, Consultant, Kenya Yesufu Longe Alonge, Head: Power procurement and power contracts, Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading PLC, Nigeria* Nnaemeka Ewelukwa, General Counsel, Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading PLC, Nigeria*
One way to find fresh, new insights and perception is through innovation and technology. The workshop will show successful examples for reducing both physical & commercial losses and how a NRW project can be an alternative solution for increasing water supply. Sponsored and facilitated by:
GENERATION Non conventional hydro – Extracting excess hydropower energy from water distribution systems > 09:30 – 12:30 Using existing conduit water systems to create small, micro and pico schemes. • planning • funding• construction• technical aspects Workshop facilitators: Marco van Dijk, Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Pretoria, South Africa Ione Loots, Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Pretoria, South Africa Adriaan Kurtz, Department of Water & Sanitation Planning & Regulation, City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa Calvin Chetty, Civil Engineer, Eskom, South Africa * Invited
Roadmap to Operational Excellence for Power Utilities > 09:30 – 16:30 Combination of presentation (Solution Executive) and live demonstration (Solution Architect) working a project through the full lifecycle story, with a focus on industry challenges, value propositions and case studies. This workshop uses power generation models, and highlights common platform and methodology for substations and T&D. Sponsored and facility by: Note: on invitation only
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Opening session
Limited to 600 Register n seats. ow!
Tuesday 14 May 2013 Exhibition official opening 08:00
Opening session highlights
Opening/Keynote session Session 1.0.1 > 09:30 – 11:30
Government policy affects how you run your utility and in some cases, how your income is spent. Our leading policy makers, Minister Dipuo Peters, South Africa, and Minister Wondimu Tekle, Ethiopia, will provide policy reflections and determinations.
09:30 Welcome and keynote Brian Dames, CEO, Eskom, South Africa
Defining the utility direction are Brian Dames, CEO, Eskom and Yves Munyange, Director General, EWSA, Rwanda.
10:00 Meeting Africa’s Power Challenges Anton Eberhard, Professor, Graduate School of Business, South Africa
While government will often provide broad policy direction, utility CEOs are responsible, not only for the day to day effective running of the utility, but also for formalising how policy will be implemented within their utility structure.
10:30 Universal Access for All Glenn Hodes, Senior Programme Manager, Africa Carbon Asset Development Facility, Denmark 11:00 Panel discussion: Addressing Africa’s energy needs – where do we begin? • Brian Dames, CEO, Eskom, South Africa • Minister Edna Molewa, Minister of Water and Environmental Affairs, South Africa* • Anton Eberhard, Professor, Graduate School of Business, South Africa • Glenn Hodes, Senior Programme Manager, Africa Carbon Asset Development Facility, Denmark • Nawal Al-Hosany, Director of Sustainability, Masdar, Director, Zayed Future Energy Prize, Abu Dhabi
Gain exclusive market insight by attending this high profile forum where the industry leaders present their vision for the utility sector in Africa. Don’t miss it - register today at www.african-utility-week.com, space is limited to 600 seats.
Have a question? Take the opportunity to ask our expert presenters about the issue keeping you up at night by sending your questions to
[email protected] prior to the event.
11:30 Morning refreshment break and lunch
Opening session featured speakers Anton Eberhard, Professor, Graduate School of Business at the University of Cape Town, South Africa As a utility, our opening session will provide you with the chance to gain an understanding of, and insight into, infrastructure reform and regulation in the power and water sectors through the address by Professor Anton Eberhard, a professor at the Graduate School of Business in Cape Town, and a commissioner of President Zuma’s National Planning Commission. His work in investment challenges and sustainable development will speak to the very nature of the biggest challenges facing you as a utility executive – namely the integration of renewable energy into your generation mix and the enormous need to provide financing for the development of the African power sector.
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Achim Steiner, UNEP Executive Director and UnderSecretary-General of the United Nations * Achim Steiner will bring the ability to understand the need for, and drivers behind, universal access to energy to the utility and governmental sectors. His experience in developmental economics, regional planning and international development and environmental policy gives him an exceptional understanding of the challenges faced by utilities and governments across Africa when it comes to accessing finance and navigating economic and development imperatives. Having worked in India, Pakistan, Germany, Zimbabwe, USA, Vietnam, South Africa, Switzerland and Kenya, he is able to understand and highlight both grassroots and policy level challenges and opportunities.
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METERING Attend this track to increase your knowledge on revenue protection and electricity theft. Hear about the most innovative smart metering project rollouts from across the continent and how you can learn from their experience, best practices on how to implement communication protocols and how to train your contractors in safe meter installation.
Conference Day 2
Conference Day 1
The only conferencemetering in Africa
Wednesday 15 May 2013
Tuesday 14 May 2013
Leveraging AMI technology Session 2.1.1 > 09:00 – 10:30
Exhibition official opening 08:00
09:00 Topic to be advised Devashni Murugan, Marketing Manager: Accounts & Business Development, Ernst & Young*
Joint opening session > See page 11 > 09:30 – 11:30
Smart metering challenges Session 1.1.1 > 13:30 – 15:00 13:30 Debate: The business case for and against smart metering in Africa • Is there a business case for smart meters in Africa? • What are the benefits? • Who pays for the investment? Speaking For Smart Metering • Willem de Beer, Manager, South African Smart Grid Initiative, South Africa • Minnesh Bipath, Senior Manager: Energy Infrastructure & End Use, South African National Energy Research Institute, South Africa Speaking Against Smart Metering • Barry MacColl, General Manager (Acting) Eskom, South Africa • Kobus van den Berg, Electrical Engineer, Aurecon, South Africa
09:30 The benefits from electronic 160A direct connect complex meters for utilities • Opportunity to offer and implement improved tariff options as previously on CT operated meters. • Less tampering, more security features and improved revenue protection. • Up to 40% saving on installation and commissioning costs for up to 100KVA metering points Jabulani Ngobese, Key Accounts & New Business Development Manager, Elster Kent Metering, South Africa 10:00 City of Tshwane’s AMI programme Phuti Mabotja, Integrator Smart Grid Initiatives, City of Tshwane, South Africa 10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor
14:30 Standards and Interoperability – enabling smart meter integration and harmonisation with STS • Don Taylor, National Convenor: IEC joint TC57/TC13 Working Group 16 , South Africa • Franco Pucci, Founding Member, STS Association, South Africa
Revenue protection and prepaid metering Session 2.1.2 > 11:15 – 12:45
15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor
11:45 Optimization of automated data collection for billing and load management in Smart Metering, especially high residential and low commercial segments. Imraan Mohamed, Marketing Manager Southern & Eastern Africa, Itron, South Africa
Smart metering strategy and implementation Session 1.1.2 > 15:45 – 17:15 15:45 Closing the metering gap – the Nigerian perspective Chidi Ike, Senior Performance Monitor, Presidential Task Force on Power, Nigeria 16:15 A blueprint for smart metering roll-out • Metering roll-out milestones and their weightings • Challenges of smart metering deployments in MEA • Preparing utilities for the move towards smart metering Ihab Mokhles, Products & Services Manager – MEA, Iskraemeco, Egypt
11:15 The role of prepayment metering in revenue protection Dave Tarr, Product Manager, Landis+Gyr, South Africa
12:15 Exhibition floor tour: Join us as we engage with some of the metering exhibitors on the exhibition floor 12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
16:45 Meter data analytics • Using consumer data to generate useful operational reports • How meter data analytics can aid theft detection • Planning metering systems to enable meter data analytics Rajesh Bansal, VP – Meter Management & Energy Audit, BSES Reliance, India 17:15 Cocktail function on the exhibition floor
Simultaneous translation in English and French
* Invited
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T&D / SMART GRIDS Explore new paths for smart grid roll-outs, transformer management and transmission line maintenance. Improve your grid efficiency and hear about how you can implement universal access programmes and cross-border transmission projects in Africa and how to quantify smart grid technologies.
Conference Day 1
Conference Day 2
Exhibition official opening 08:00
Laying the foundation for a smart grids future Session 2.1.1a > 09:00 – 10:30
Transformer management and maintenance Session 2.1.1b > 09:00 – 10:30
09:00 Panel discussion - Does Africa need a smart grid? • Are smart grids the answer to Africa’s electrification challenges or is an alternative solution required? • How can smart grids be made relevant to an African context? • Critical success factors for smart grid adoption • Lessons from other developing economies
09:00 Revised IEC specifications and maintenance guide for mineral insulating oil Bruce Pahlavanpour, Technical Market Support, Nynas Naphthenics, United Kingdom
Tuesday 14 May 2013
Joint opening session > See page 11 > 09:30 – 11:30
Grid expansion and configuration Session 1.2.1 > 13:30 – 15:00 13:30 Universal Access to Energy: Ghana’s rural electrification programme – a case study Andrew Barfour, Project Coordinator, Ghana Energy Development & Access Project, Ghana 13:50 Lebanon: An example of how outsourcing services can help manage utilities better Khaled Fouad, Executive Director, El Sewedy Electric, Egypt 14:15 Grid expansion and improvements in India – a perspective Sanjeev Sardana, Member IEEMA Executive Council, India 14:35 Transmission grid extension for Lake Turkana Wind Farm Wessel Bakker, Director: Electricity, Transmission and Distribution, DNV Kema, Netherlands 15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Technology as an enabler Session 1.2.2 > 15:45 – 17:15 15:45 Smart grids as a 21st century electricity utility enabler Willem de Beer, Manager, South African Smart Grids Initiative, South Africa 16:15 Challenges in implementing smart grid technologies in Africa Komla Folly, Associate Professor: Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Cape Town, South Africa 16:45 Quantifying the benefit of different smart grid technologies for overhead lines • Kenneth Brown, Telecontrol Specialist, Control and Automation Centre of Excellence, Eskom, South Africa • Dieter Gutschow, Managing Consultant, Eon Consulting, South Africa 17:15 Cocktail function on the exhibition floor
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• Komla Folly, Associate Professor: Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Cape Town, South Africa • Rajesh Bansal, VP - Meter Management & Energy Audit, BSES Reliance, India • Kenneth Brown, Telecontrol Specialist, Control and Automation Centre of Excellence, Eskom, South Africa • Rob Gillsepie, Engineering Busiess Development Manager - East Coast, I&E Systems, Australia
09:30 Combatting vandalism through remote monitoring and cast resin transformers: Benefits to utilities John Kotze, New Business Development Director, Martec, South Africa 10:00 Revenue protection & distribution system analytics using in memory computing & big data analytics for power distribution utilities Sanjeev Kumar Singh, Senior Consultant – Utilities, IBG Energy & Utilities, Mahindra Satyam, India
10:00 Power line sensors: A practical solution to reduce outage time Jaco Winter, Director: Technology and Business Solutions, ADC Energy, South Africa 10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor
10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor
The impact for technology for smart grids Session 2.2.2a > 11:15 – 12:45
Transmission and Distribution Technology Session 2.2.2b > 11:15 – 12:45
11:15 System Information Modelling Rob Gillespie, Engineering Business Development Manager – East Coast, I&E Systems, Australia
11:15 Improving efficiencies and loss reduction on T&D systems Manuel Galnares, Commercial Director - Electric Business, Telvent, Spain
11:45 Isolators: automation within a smart grid system William Morse, EHT International, Canada 12:05 Superconducting Fault Current Limiters – New devices for Future Grids Joachim BOCK, Director, Market Development, Nexans Superconductors GmbH, Germany
11:45 Grid stability and reliability vis a vis reductions in downtime Akinwumi Bada, ex-CEO, PHCN, Nigeria
12:15 Technology, the smart grid and smart metering Kevin Jacobson, General Manager, Business Indirect Sales, MTN, South Africa
12:15 Transmission network strengthening requirements associated with renewable potential Johanette van der Merwe, Senior Consultant, EON Consulting, South Africa Ronald Marias, Strategic and Grid Planning Manager, Eskom, South Africa
12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor
12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor
Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
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GENERATION This is your opportunity to acquire in-depth knowledge on how to implement a diverse energy mix and guarantee future energy security.
You will learn about the latest trends for different generation technologies including nuclear, geothermal, coal and gas and you will brush up your skills on maintenance and tariff setting.
Conference Day 1 Tuesday 14 May 2013
Conference Day 2
Wednesday 15 May 2013
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Exhibition official opening 08:00
Technology and projects Session 2.3.1 > 09:00 – 10:30
Joint opening session > See page 11 > 09:30 – 11:30
09:00 Update of Eskom’s electricity generation capacity Thava Govender, Group Executive: Generation, Eskom, RSA
African development Session 1.3.1 > 13:30 – 15:00 13:30 Developing power projects in Africa – investor perspectives Paul Hinks, Chief Executive Officer, Symbion Power, United States 14:00 Financing IPP projects • Yesufu Longe Alonge, Head: Power procurement and power contracts, Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading PLC, Nigeria • Nnaemeka Ewelukwa, General Counsel, Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading PLC, Nigeria 14:30 What’s really happening with Inga? Laurent Kitoko, DG, SNEL, DRC 15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Tariff determination Session 1.3.2 > 15:45 – 17:15 15:45 Regulatory frameworks governing tariff determination across Africa Joseph Kapika, Researcher: Management Programme in Infrastructure Reform & Regulation, University of Cape Town, South Africa 16:15 Cost reflective tariffs: Balancing commercial and socioeconomic imperatives Sam Amadi, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Nigeria 16:45 Understanding the variables involved in municipal tariff determination George van Schalkwyk, Institute Council Member of IMFO, South Africa 17:15 Cocktail function on the exhibition floor
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09:30 Panel discussion: Nuclear power in Africa: • Japan’s intention to decommission nuclear power plants and change their energy mix – what is the impact on the international landscape? • What changes need to be made to renew faith in nuclear energy? • Where to focus in terms of the African nuclear supply chain and localisation? • How to develop skills plans for Africa’s entry into nuclear generation? • What should the legislative and regulatory environment look like for security in African nuclear generation? • What are the best funding and financing models to use? • Does Africa have appropriate sites for nuclear development and what should the environmental impact assessment cover? Moderator: Philip Lloyd, Research Professor, Energy Institute: Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa • Rob Adam, President, Nuclear Industry Association of SA, South Africa • TaeRyong Kim, Professor, Department of NPP Engineering, KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School, South Korea • Greg Kaser, Supply Chain Working Group, World Nuclear Association, UK • Jean-Paul Chatry, Vice President Nuclear Projects, Électricité de France (EDF), France • Martin van Staden, Chief Technical Officer, Steenkampskraal Thorium Limited, South Africa • David Otwoma, Secretary, Nuclear Electricity Development Project, Ministry of Energy, Kenya 10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Technology discussion Session 2.3.2 > 11:15 – 12:45 11:15 Commercialisation of thorium fuelled pebble bed modular Martin van Staden, Chief Technical Officer, Steenkampskraal Thorium Limited, RSA 11:45 Shale gas: unconventional gas for power generation Dominic Goncalves, Industry Analyst, Africa Energy Research, Frost & Sullivan, South Africa 12:15 Geothermal power generation: An East African perspective Senior representative, Geothermal Development Corporation, Kenya 12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
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INVESTMENT & FINANCE Find out about innovative funding and guarantee mechanisms that allow you to make the most of the abundant natural resources on the African continent. Tackle energy poverty in your region and learn about China’s funding relationship with Africa and get the latest facts on the progress of the proposed BRICS Bank and how it will impact on your infrastructure investment.
Conference Day 1 Tuesday 14 May 2013
Conference Day 2
Wednesday 15 May 2013
Exhibition official opening 08:00
Funding mechanisms Session 2.4.1 > 09:00 – 10:30
Joint opening session > See page 11 > 09:30 – 11:30
09:00 GET FiT Uganda: Leveraging Private Investment in Small-Scale Renewable Energy Generation Jan Martin Witte, Programme Manager, KfW, Germany
African development Session 1.4.1 > 13:30 – 15:00 13:30 Developing power projects in Africa – investor perspectives Paul Hinks, Chief Executive Officer, Symbion Power, United States 14:00 Financing IPP projects • Yesufu Longe Alonge, Head: Power procurement and power contracts, Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading PLC, Nigeria • Nnaemeka Ewelukwa, General Counsel, Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading PLC, Nigeria 14:30 What’s really happening with Inga? Laurent Kitoko, DG, SNEL, DRC 15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Finance & economics / Generation / Tariff determination Session 1.4.2 > 15:45 – 17:15 15:45 Regulatory frameworks governing tariff determination across Africa Joseph Kapika, Researcher: Management Programme in Infrastructure Reform & Regulation, University of Cape Town, South Africa 16:15 Cost reflective tariffs: Balancing commercial and socio-economic imperatives Sam Amadi, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Nigeria
09:30 US Africa Clean Energy Development and Finance Centre Jason Nagy, African Business Development Manager, US Trade & Development Agency, South Africa 10:00 Funding power projects with local finance: Rwanda’s 15MW peat project Robert Nyamvumba, Deputy Director General, EWSA, Rwanda 10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Funding mechanisms Session 2.4.2 > 11:15 – 12:45 11:15 De-Risking Investment in Geothermal Power in East Africa: The Geothermal Risk Mitigation Facility Jan Martin Witte, Programme Manager, KfW, Germany 11:45 Innovative funding can change the face of your project Carlo Van Wageningen, Chairman, Lake Turkana, Wind Project, Kenya 12:15 The EU/Universal Access Fund Kjell Larsson, Energy Advisor, European Commission, Belgium 12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
16:45 Understanding the variables involved in municipal tariff determination George van Schalkwyk, Institute Council Member of IMFO, South Africa 17:15 Cocktail function on the exhibition floor
Vika di Panzu, Member, Inga III steering committee, SNEL, DRC Plan for your future power supply by understanding plans around the development of Inga III, and how the increased electricity supply could benefit your utility. Vika di Panzu, as a member of the Inga III steering committee at SNEL, the power utility in the DRC, is in a unique position to give insight into the developments, plans and challenges around the development of this project.
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LARGE POWER USERS Revitalise your company’s energy efficiency strategy to reduce electricity consumption and save costs. Learn how to minimise your carbon footprint and explore co-generation opportunities to bypass downtime and secure your production output. Learn about the ISO 50001 Energy Management Standard, the monetary value of wastewater and the way carbon tax will influence your business.
Conference Day 1 Tuesday 14 May 2013
Conference Day 2
Wednesday 15 May 2013
Exhibition official opening 08:00
Waste not, want not – using our resources Session 2.5.1 > 09:00 – 10:30
Joint opening session > See page 11 > 09:30 – 11:30
09:00 Mining perspective on sustainable energy efficiency performance to secure our future Coenraad, Pretorius, Energy Engineer, Anglo American, South Africa
Legislation and regulation Session 1.5.1 > 13:30 – 15:00 13:30 Energy management standards and systems Alfred Hartzenburg, Senior Project Manager: Industrial Energy Efficiency Project, National Cleaner Production Centre of South Africa (NCPC-SA), South Africa 14:00 Carbon tax Review of the most up to date status of carbon tax at the time of the conference and potential best practices to incorporate in industry’s strategic response. Robbie Louw, Director, Promethium Carbon, South Africa 14:30 Managing tariffs: A discussion on the Price Impact Assessment project Shaun Nel, Project Director & Advisor, Energy Intensive Users Group of Southern Africa, South Africa 15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Best practise in industrial energy, water and waste water management Session 1.5.2 > 15:45 – 17:15 15:45 Carbon and energy reduction initiatives at Woolworths • How energy forms part of a broader corporate sustainability programme • How technical and people interventions drive efficiency • The business case for energy and carbon reductions Justin Smith, Head of Sustainability, Woolworths, South Africa 16:05 Energy auditing processes – case studies Jeffrey Murage, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Financing Programme Coordinator, Kenya Association of Manufacturers, Kenya 16:25 Effluent treatment plant – white elephant or water resource? Peter Bristow, Director Operations, Talbot & Talbot, South Africa 16:45 Corporate water stewardship to manage climate change risks? Andre Fourier, Head Sustainable Development, SABMiller, South Africa 17:15 Cocktail function on the exhibition floor
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09:20 Ethical water exchange – the monetary value of recycled wastewater Valérie Issumo, Founder, Prana Sustainable Water, Switzerland 09:40 Making Energy Saving a Reality Reinet van Zyl, Business Improvement Manager, ArcelorMittal South Africa 10:00 Integrating human resources to optimise energy management investments Izelle Bosman, Energy Trainer, Association of Energy Engineers, South Africa 10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Above and beyond the production cycle Session 2.5.2 > 11:15 – 12:45 11:15 The human element – changing the workforce mind-set Pieter Pretorius, Senior Marketing Manager, 49M Initiative, South Africa 11:45 Panel discussion: Balancing the needs of country, utility and industry • Energy consumption needed to grow economy vs the need to reduce consumption • The cogeneration model – whose responsibility is it anyway? • Planning for further expansion with energy tariffs in mind • Incorporating cost effective energy saving strategies into your business model • Lodine Redelinghuys, Energy Services Manager, Western Region, Eskom, South Africa • Jeffrey Murage, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Financing Programme Coordinator, Kenya Association of Manufacturers, Kenya • Barry Bredenkamp, Chief Operating Officer, SANEDI, South Africa • Robert Fischer, Programme Manager Policy & Research, Project 90 by 2030, South Africa • Shaun Nel, Project Director & Advisor, Energy Intensive Users Group of Southern Africa, South Africa • Valérie Issumo, Founder, Prana Sustainable Water, Switzerland 12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
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WATER Learn about the tools and resources that influence the quality of water supply and increase the distribution network in your rural or urban area.
Gain experience on how to develop regional water supply systems through PPPs, study how to reduce non-revenue water, hear case studies on tariffs and pricing and debate your case for and against pre-paid water meters.
Conference Day 1 Tuesday 14 May 2013
Conference Day 2
Wednesday 15 May 2013
Exhibition official opening 08:00
Technology: making every drop count Session 2.6.1 > 09:00 – 10:30
Joint opening session > See page 11 > 09:30 – 11:30
09:00 Monitoring of C&I meters through real time supervision solution Senior Representative, Itron, France
Policy and legislation: strategic perspectives Session 1.6.1 > 13:30 – 15:00 13:30 Strategy plans for water services in Cape Town Jaco de Bruyn, Head: Integrated Planning, Strategy and Information Management, City of Cape Town Water and Sanitation, South Africa 13:50 Bridging the gap between water security aspirations and economic reality Harold Smook, Member, Urban Roots – Sustainable Communities Initiative, South Africa 14:10 Water policy for Egypt: present and future challenges Case study into Egypt’s strategy to safeguard water resources in the short- and mid- term future, whilst meeting the escalating water demand and optimally using water resources from both socio-economic and environmental perspectives. Eng. Ayman Ayad, Water Resources Advisor, Alexandria University, Egypt 14:30 UNESCO Hope project Damas Alfred Mashauri, SADC-Waternet Professorial Chair Of IWRM, Polytechnic of Namibia, Namibia 14:40 Panel Q&A 15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Urban water and sanitation: laying solid foundations Session 1.6.2 > 15:45 – 17:15 15:45 The comprehensive approach for Non-Revenue Water (NRW) reduction - how to make your water system more efficient Tali Miller Levin, Regional Director EMEA, Miya
09:20 Reducing Non-Revenue Water by Selecting Good Quality Meters Mark Shamley, Managing Director, Elster Kent Metering, South Africa 09:40 ICT tools to support small water schemes David Schaub-Jones, Co-founder, SeeSaw, South Africa 10:00 Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) versus Prepaid Metering Roland Hofmann, Regional Manager- Hydrometer Diehl Metering, Germany and Logan Muthusamy, National Sales Manager- Aqua-Loc South Africa 10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Private public partnerships: managing water resources Session 2.6.2 > 11:15 – 12:45 11:15 Developing regional water supply systems in Africa Michael Botse-Baidoo, Manager, Projects Construction and Contract Management, Ghana Water Company Ltd, Ghana; and Elias Zewde, P.E. Principal, KHAFRA Engineering Consultants Inc, USA 11:45 Investment risk and private sector participation in the water supply sector of Africa Rethinking the design of pro-poor approach water supply transactions, supporting regulation, and reduce risks Nezar Eldidy, Executive Director, Sobek, South Africa 12:15 Exhibition floor tour: Join us as we engage with some of the water exhibitors on the exhibition floor 12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
16:15 NRW management through uPVC pipes in water reticulation Harry Sikoma, Director, Technical Services, Western Water & Sewerage Company Ltd, Zambia 16:45 Practical strategies in improving water and sewerage systems Senior representative, Bentley Systems, Netherlands 17:15 Cocktail function on the exhibition floor
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Exhibition official opening 08:00
Small and mini hydro projects - the way forward Session 2.7.1 > 09:00 – 10:30
Joint opening session > See page 11 > 09:30 – 11:30
08:50 Innovative design of the Neusberg Hydro project – South Africa’s first run-of-river mini-hydro under the REIPP program Nick West, Senior Civil Engineer, Entura / Hydro Tasmania
African development Session 1.7.1 > 13:30 – 15:00
09:10 Water to wire environmentally and socially sustainable small hydro power plants in Zimbabwe • Gianluca Stanic, Technical Director, MarelliMotori Italy • Andy Eaton, Hydro Sales Engineer, Gilkes, United Kingdom
Tuesday 14 May 2013
13:30 Potential for generation, transmission and distribution in Ethiopia Minister Wondimu Tekle, Minister of State, Water and Energy, Ethiopia
Wednesday 15 May 2013
09:50 Lessons drawn from the development of community managed micro hydro plants Senior Representative, Practical Action, Zimbabwe
14:00 Developing power projects in Africa – investor perspectives Paul Hinks, Chief Executive Officer, Symbion Power, United States
10:10 Small Hydro Turbine Longevity & Annual Energy Production James Carson, Hydro Sales Engineer, Gilkes, United Kingdom
14:30 What’s really happening with Inga? Vika di Panzu, Inga 3 Steering Committee, SNEL, DRC*
10:30 Audience Poll: Do you feel that private companies will be willing to assist via PPP’s for sustainable small and mini hydro projects?
15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor
10:35 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor
Large scale hydro projects - updates, planned projects & collaborations Session 1.7.2 > 15:45 – 17:15
Technology, engineering & maintenance: Round table think tank discussions Session 2.7.2 > 11:15 – 12:45
15:45 Welcome from hydropower Platinum sponsors Dean Pratt, Regional Manager Africa, MarelliMotori, South Africa
11:15 Solutions towards hydrological challenges in Africa in support of hydropower developments Catherine Blersch, Civil Engineer, Aurecon, South Africa
16:15 Panel Discussion: Hydropower Cross-Border co-operation – optimising the use of existing capacity and improving power infrastructure management, a PIDA initiative. • Zelalem Gebrehiwot, Executive Secretariat , Eastern Africa Power Pool, Ethiopia • Munyaradzi Chrispin Munodawafa, CEO, Zambezi River Authority, Zambia • Lawrence Musaba, Centre Manager, Southern Africa Power Pool, Zimbabwe • Segomoco Scheppers, Senior General Manager Southern African Energy, Eskom* • Senior Representative, EDF, France 17:10 Audience Poll – Yes or No response Question: Do you feel the 9 hydropower projects chosen to date by PIDA will be completed within the necessary timelines? 17:15 Cocktail function on the exhibition floor
11:35 Micro Hydroelectric Turbine Investigation – Steenbras Water Treatment Plant • Mlamli Mabulu, Chief Mechanical Engineer, Water and Sanitation Department, Utilities Services Directorate, City of Cape Town, South Africa • Garth Aspeling, Mechatronic Engineer, Water and Sanitation Department, Utilities Services Directorate, City of Cape Town, South Africa 11:55 Modification of the FIDIC EPC/turnkey contract to allow for geological risk sharing for the 40MW Kabompo Gorge HPP in Zambia Sean Renecke, Mechanical Engineer, Gibb, South Africa 12:15 Archimedes screw turbine – an ultra-low head technology ideal for rural use Alois Lashofer, Institute of Water Management, Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria 12:35 Establishing hydro turbine manufacturing facilities in South Africa to service the continent Raytcho Iliev, Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, South Africa 12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor Financing Hydropower Projects Session 2.7.3 > 14:00 – 15:30 14:00 Overcoming financial challenges for hydropower projects Francois Viljoen, Director, Cresco Project Finance, South Africa 14:20 Emerging market attractiveness index for international independent hydropower producers. Which markets are attractive and why? Tyson Weaver, CenSES: Center for Sustainable Energy Studies, Norway 14:40: Developing successful collaboration between hydropower project developers and investors Farai Kanonda, Senior Financial Analyst, Southern Africa Resource Centre, African Development Bank (AfDB), South Africa 15:00 IDC’s Green Fund and the impact on renewable energy projects Honey Mamabolo, Industry Specialist, Green Industries, IDC, South Africa 15.30 Closing remarks from Chair
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Project updates Session 2.8.1a > 09:00 – 10:30
Solar overview Session 2.8.1a > 09:00 – 10:30
Joint opening session > See page 11 > 09:30 – 11:30
09:00 Review of wind power in Africa Emelly Mutambatsere, Senior Research Economist, African Development Bank, Tunisia
09:00 Benefits of Smart PV Inverters on grid services Sergio Ceballos, Director of Business Development GP Tech, Spain
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Wednesday 15 May 2013
Overview of trends and policy Session 1.8.1 > 13:30 – 15:00
09:30 Update on developments: Lake Turkana Carlo Van Wageningen, Chairman, Lake Turkana Wind Project, Kenya
13:00 Renewable energy usage in South Africa and Africa: an international comparison Roula Inglesi-Lotz, Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Pretoria, South Africa
10:00 Jeffrey’s Bay Wind Project Davin Chown, Director Corporate Affairs, Commercial and Business Development, Mainstream Renewable Power
13:55 A review of renewable energy policy considerations for SADC countries Martin Manuhwa, Managing Director, ZAIDG, Zimbabwe
10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor
14:15 An overview of renewable energy policy and coverage in West Africa Hyaciinth Elayo, Energy Policy Analyst, Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency, Cape Verde
11:15 The challenge of energy storage – cryogenics in energy storage Ian Curry, Director, Basil Read, South Africa
14:40 Effective “plug and play” grid integration of PV plants Vladimir Chadliev, Director Global Grid Integration, First Solar, South Africa 15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Update on the SA REIPP programme Session 1.8.2 > 15:45 – 17:15 15:45 Status of the REIPP in South Africa Karen Breytenbach, Senior Project Advisor PPP Unit, Department of National Treasury, South Africa * 16:10 Learnings from 50 REIPP projects Richard Doyle, Managing Director, 3E, south Africa 16:30 Community aspects of the REIPPPP Christiaan Bode, Director, Sidala Energy, South Africa 16:50 The importance of Grid Code Compliance Mick Barlow, Business Development Director and Technical Advisor, S&C Europe, United Kingdom
The challenge of wind Session 2.8.2a > 11:15 – 12:45
09:30 Overview of Solar PV in South Africa determinations for the future Dr. Chris Haw, South African Photovoltaic Industry Association, South Africa 10:00 Know What is in Your Modules – Materials Matter Stephan Padlewski, Marketing Manager, DuPont Photovoltaic Solutions, Switzerland 10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor
11:35 Panel discussion: The promise of wind: challenges and opportunities • Richard Doyle, Managing Director, 3E, South Africa • Senior Representative, Windlab, South Africa* • Hyaciinth Elayo, Energy Policy Analyst, Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Effiency, Cape Verde • Emelly Mutambatsere, Senior Research Economist, African Development Bank, Tunisia • Silus Zimu, Chief Executive Officer, Suzlon Wind Energy, South Africa
The future of solar in Africa Session 2.8.2b > 11:15 – 12:45 11:15 Electrification in West Africa – a Ghanaian case study Andrew Barfour, Project Coordinator, GEDAP (Ghana Energy Development and Access Project), Ministry of Energy, Ghana 11:35 Distributed generation: A Namibian case study David Jarrett, Renewable Energies & Systems Integration, NamPower, Namibia * 11:55 Kigali Solaire – Africa’s first grid connected power station Lucient Ruterana, Advisor to the Director General, EWSA, Rwanda* 12:15 Energy storage: Managing storage for extending energy availability Mick Barlow, Business Development Director and Technical Advisor, S&C Europe, United Kingdom
12:15 Exhibition floor tour
12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor
12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor
Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
Joint closing session > See page 20 > 14:00 – 15:30
17:10 Audience Question 17:15 Cocktail function on the exhibition floor
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Wednesday 15 May 2013 Closing session Session 2.0.1 > 14:00 – 15:00 14:00 Combating vandalism in utilities Benson Muriithi, Chief Manager, Distribution, Kenya Power, Kenya 14:30 Maintenance as a utility imperative Deon Louw, Overstrand Municipality, South Africa 15:00 Closing remarks
Why you should attend the closing session If you didn’t have the chance to attend all the sessions you needed to, this is the ideal way to find out what was discussed, what the key points for development were and what the challenges are that are facing the various power divisions across Africa. This is the starting point of reform and change – key items will be chosen for feedback in 2014, and this is your opportunity to monitor change within the sector.
Closing session featured speakers Benson Muriithi, Chief Manager, Distribution, Kenya Power, Kenya
Deon Louw, Deputy Director of electro-technical services, Overstrand Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa
Battling with vandalism and theft has given Engineer Benson Muiriithi, Chief Manager, Distribution of The Kenya Power & Lighting Company Ltd, the exceptional experience of combating transformer oil theft, theft of distribution transformers and transmission infrastructure.
Maintenance a headache for you? Battling to develop a maintenance mind-set within your utility or municipality? Deon’s many years of experience within the South African municipal environment has given him extensive insights into the need for continued maintenance as an imperative within the power sector.
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Site visits
Thursday 16 May 2013 Pick a site visit to add a 3rd dimension to your conference experience and gain on the ground knowledge in areas normally restricted from public access to bench-mark best practices in the industry. Space is limited. Book today at www.african-utility-week.com
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Find out how to generate 1 800 MW using two nuclear reactors
Manage your company’s contribution to the national energy demand reduction target of 15%
Increase your water utility’s performance by exploring Cape Town’s best practices
Koeberg Nuclear Power Station This exclusive tour offers you a behind the scenes visit to Africa’s only nuclear power station. Walk the intake basin, turbine hall and low level waste unit for greater understanding of the power of nuclear in the generation mix. Koeberg Nuclear Power Station has been operating for 29 years providing efficient, safe and reliable generation capacity in South Africa’s Western Cape region.
ArcelorMittal – Saldanha Steel Plant Explore the single largest electricity consumer in the Western Cape. Any power price increase can have devastating effects on their sustainability and ability to compete in an export market. ArcelorMittal has participated in an Industrial Energy Efficiency Improvement Project that has resulted in an astounding R90 million energy bill savings in one year. 08:00 Depart from CTICC 10:00 Welcome and introduction presentation 10:30 Tour of facilities and questions 12:00 Lunch
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Department invites you to tour a full range of facilities to enhance your learning and networking experience at the following locations:
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Depart from CTICC Welcome and Emergency Evacuation Procedure Presentation, Q&A Refreshments served Viewing of the Koeberg DVD Handing out of PPE and permits at Security/Visitors Centre Site visit commences: (Areas to be visited: Turbine hall CRF (Pump Station) outfall/intake basin Low Level Waste) Lunch served on the patio (weather permitting) Delegates depart
The nuclear power plant adheres to strict standard security policies and procedures, therefore seats are limited and registration will close on 4 April.
SABMiller, Newlands Brewery SABMiller has set itself the target of reducing its average water use per litre of beer by 25% by 2015. SABMiller uses 4.4 litres of water for every litre of beer produced, against the global industry average of 5 litres. Experience the 156 installed water meters that analyse each process. 14:00 Presentation: Examine the energy and water journey 14:30 Tour of the process 15:15 Drinks at SABMiller and group discussion Register for this versatile tour to share in these successful achievements and find out how you can implement similar operations in your business.
08:00 Depart from CTICC Athlone Wastewater Treatment Works: Treated Effluent Project Epping Industria: Water and Sanitation Department’s AMR Project Mandalay: Pressure Management Project This $1 million water pressure management system is the third largest in the world. The system will mitigate damage to plumbing appliances and pipes created by water pressures. Faure Water Treatment Plant: Water Treatment Processes and Turbine Installation This is one of the most sophisticated plants of its kind in the southern hemisphere. With a capacity to process 500 megalitres per day, it currently treats between 200 and 400 megalitres and distributes it to reservoirs in the area. Lunch and Wine Tasting in Durbanville Fisantekraal: Wastewater Treatment Plant Book your seat on the tour today for a comprehensive day on achieving holistic results for water utilities.
Your chance to visit Eskom’s pumped hydroelectricity storage facilities
See how wind facilities can provide power for agricultural areas and be fed directly into regional distribution network
Learn how to save your business millions of rand a year by running 65% of your own power
Visit the Steenbras and Palmiet Pumped Storage power stations and get insight into how surplus national generating capacity if employed to utilise relatively low cost off-peak electricity available at night to pump water from a lower to an upper storage reserve. 08.30 Depart from CTICC
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AEG Power Solutions, solar assembly plant This state of the art assembly and manufacturing plant will showcase the manufacture of utility scale inverters. 09:00 Depart from CTICC 09:45 Welcome and introduction presentation 10:00 Tour of solar assembly plant 10:30 Question and Answer session
Palmiet Pumped Storage Scheme Tour the 2 x 200 MW pumped storage scheme enhancing the dual role of electricity generation for peak and emergency demand as well as transference of water to the City of Cape Town – an excellent showcase of Eskom and the Department of Water Affairs working together. Steenbras Pumped Storage System
The 180 MW Steenbras Pumped Storage Scheme was the first hydroelectric pumped-storage scheme in Africa. Primarily intended to generate during peak loads, it is used as the regulating station on Cape Town’s electricity distribution network. Each of the station’s four 45 000 kW generator units acts as a pump-motor in one mode and a turbine-generator in the other.
Klipheuwel Wind Energy Facility The Klipheuwel Wind Energy Facility has a total capacity of 3,16MW. The electricity generated by the wind facility is fed directly into the regional distribution network. The site forms part of a farm in a rural, agricultural area. Klipheuwel has the capacity to supply about 200 first world homes, or as many as 1000 in deep rural areas. Includes lunch and wine tasting at Durbanville wine farm Register for this tour to learn how wind power projects can allow access to electricity of agricultural areas, add to the national grid and assist rural communities to have access to electricity through clean power technologies.
Book your seat on the tour today for a full day on the benefits of pumped storage in hydroelectricity power plants
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Darling Wind Farm Darling Wind Farm was South Africa’s first renewable energy power initiative. The R75-million wind farm consists of four turbines of 1.3 MW capacity, generating a total of 5.2 MW of clean energy! Construction of the turbines started in 2006 and took two years to complete
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SolarWorld Africa Visit the 500kw installation at Vodacom – the largest rooftop solar installation in the Southern hemisphere. This solar plant supplies 65% of the peak power required for the Vodacom site. 12:00 Lunch 11:00 Tea and coffee on arrival at Vodacom 11:15 Introduction presentation and site visit of rooftop solar installation Oldenburg Wine Estate 44.65kw solar installation 14:15 Tour of 44.65kw ground mounted solar installation providing power on the farm Register for this versatile tour to share in these successful renewable energy projects and learn how you can also save on your running costs for your business
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Eskom is able to provide comprehensive best practice and knowledge sharing from within Africa because it is the generator of approximately 95% of the electricity used in South Africa, and 45% of the electricity used in Africa. As one of the largest power utilities in the world, Eskom’s functions include generation, T&D of electricity to industrial and residential customers and redistributors. www.eskom.co.za
Increase your revenue collection by up to 20% by learning from one of the best run municipalities in South Africa. Cape Town’s Electricity Services Department (ESD) distributes electricity to residential, commercial and industrial customers. It needs to construct and maintain the equipment that transforms the power supply to the one which meets the customers’ supply public lighting and provide ancillary support services such as vending and billing systems and load control systems. www.capetown.gov.za
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iPAD DRC 10 – 11 October 2013 Kinshasa, DRC Katanga Mining Briefing 15 – 17 October 2013 Lubumbashi, DRC
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iPAD Oil & Gas Forum 29 – 30 January 2013 Kinshasa, DRC East African Power Industry Convention 9 – 11 September 2013 Nairobi, Kenya iPAD Mozambique 22 – 24 October 2013 Maputo, Mozambique
Explore the Host City Beautiful, adventurous, outgoing and entertaining – Cape Town, the Mother City alone will make your trip to African Utility Week well worth your time. This incredible city occupies one of the world’s most stunning locations with an iconic mountain at her centre with glorious surrounding beaches and vineyards. Cape Town is known as the culinary hub of South Africa so you will indulge in gastronomic experiences beyond your expectations. Enjoy specialties like freshly caught local seafood, scrumptious steaks and venison, indigenous Cape Malay curries, freshly prepared fine food and home-grown wines from the Cape vineyards. The shops sell wonderfully inventive craftwork and Cape Town’s reputation as the fashion nexus of South Africa will allow you to discover a whole new shopping experience. This creativity seems to spring naturally from the city’s multi-ethnic population, supporting South Africa’s status as the rainbow nation.
Discover Cape Town Please contact The Winners Group should you wish to make a booking for a day tour or an overland tour to explore Cape Town and its stunning surroundings. They offer discounts to African Utility Week delegates.
Cape Town is an old professional at showing you a good time. There are plenty of great wildlife-spotting opportunities, from the penguins at Boulders to the antelope, buffalo and black rhino at the local game reserve, which you can explore on the weekend before and/or after African Utility Week. Visit our website at www.african-utility-week.com for more information and to download a FREE City Guide. Cape Wine Ro ute
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What you need to know about the venue Cape Town International Convention Centre Convention Square 1 Lower Long Street Cape Town, 8001 South Africa The world-class Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) is based right on the city’s Foreshore and within easy reach of the V&A Waterfront, major hotels and the rest of the city centre. The CTICC is a great location, from which you can explore the most stunning sites of the beautiful Mother City by foot or a very short cab ride.
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Participation fee includes: Access to all presentations and networking opportunities, All food and refreshments during the conference sessions (excludes evening meals), All postconference presentation slides and notes for training purposes, Access to international subject matter experts, Access to exhibition room, On-site assistance with networking, Pass to attend the hosted drinks reception (where applicable) Payment details: On receiving your completed registration form, we will send an official confirmation and invoice within 3 days. Payment of the full delegate fee is due 14 days from the invoice date, or immediately with registration if the booking is made within one month of the event. In the event that payment has not been received before the start of the event, delegates will be refused entry. We recommend you check with your finance department that payment has been made before travelling to the conference. Service charge: A 5% service charge will be applied for all nonutility companies. Cancellation policy: Cancellations made within 48 hours of receipt of the completed registration form will be eligible for a full refund. Cancellations received in writing more than one month prior to the start of the event will be refunded less a 50% cancellation fee. Cancellations received in writing within one month of the start date of the event will receive no refund and registrants will be liable for payment of 100% of the invoiced amount. A substitute delegate can be named at any time before the event starts and no fees will be applied to this. No-Shows: Registrants who do not attend the event after the cancellation date will be liable for payment of 100% of the invoiced amount. Important notes: This booking form constitutes a legally binding contract. It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of Clarion Events to change the content and timing of the programme, the speakers, the date or the venue. In the unlikely event of the programme being cancelled, Clarion Events will issue a credit note or make a full refund but disclaim any further liability. By submitting your details, you agree to the use of your personal information as set out in our privacy policy on www.spintelligent.com.
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