Abstract:

Load growth is booming, and with that comes the increased need for power production infrastructure to support it.  But what about the infrastructure that supports the current wave of new generation, particularly in the gas market?  While there’s a heavy focus on increasing power production to support datacenters and other emergent load demand, the infrastructure to support new generation is an equally critical piece of the formula.  And in order to secure their ability to produce power, many utilities are proactively investing in their gas supply infrastructure.

This presentation takes a closer look at some critical electrical system design considerations for development of gas supply to new generation facilities, particularly design of critical long-lead components in an increasingly time-sensitive industry.

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In-Person Registration Deadline:

Monday, 6 April, 5 pm Central

Burns & McDonnell
Suite 2700 (27th floor)
Chicago, IL 60606