INHOUSE GENERATION VS CENTRALIZED ELECTRICITY SUPPLY: RATIONAL SOLUTIONS TO ENSURE ENERGY INTENSIVE PRODUCTION SITES, CAPITAL FACILITIES, AND REMOTE TERRITORIES
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION
10:00–13:00 April 25 2024
CONFERENCE HALL G20–G21, LEVEL 2
Organizers:
Power and Industry of Russia Newspaper, ExpoForum International
Moderator:
Valery Presnyakov
Editor-in-Chief, Power and Industry of Russia Newspaper Speakers:
Valery Dzubenko
Director, Energy Consumers Association
Elena Pronina
Deputy Chairwoman of OPORA RUSSIA Electric Energy Committee dealing with legal matters, Director of the Centre of Legal Support in Energy
Topic of the report: Transformation of the technological connection procedure. Legal aspects associated with risks undertaken by businesses when connecting to electric grids
Maxim Gubanov
Head of Energy and Municipal Housing Complex Department, Far East and Arctic Development Corporation
Anvar Ramazanov
Deputy CEO for Strategic Development, GT Energo
Topic of the report: Energy independence and Russian innovations in distributed generation
Anatoly Shapkin
Holder of Master’s Degree, Senior Research Officer in the Gas Steam Plants, Turbine Plants Department, VTI
Topic of the report: 20/25 MW fully variable gas steam plant for electricity and heat supply to distributed generation facilities
Dmitry Mchedlidze
CCO, ITERANET
Sergey Sharov
CCO, Proekteleсtroteсhnika
Alexey Zhavoronkov
Director of the Affiliate, PSM Plant
Vladimir Vorozheykin
CEO, Titan Power Solution
Andrey Pugachev
Deputy CEO, Energan
DISCUSSION:
The ongoing growth of industrial production levels implies power improvement and brings into question expedience of using centralized electric power supply alone - especially with regard to development of remote lands. Because of this, businesses and regions are considering building their own generation means or uprating the ones they already have. As for distant regions, enterprises, and mine fields, they are thinking of using RES and alternative fuels (the ones most common and available in the operations areas).ISSUES TO BE DISCUSSED: