16-18 May: Waste Incineration for Power Generation – Workshop
Electric Power System Management (EPSM), Energy Field of Study of Asian Institute of Technology is going to organize a training workshop 16-18 May 2007 on “Waste Incinerator Power Generation Technology and Management” at the AIT Conference Center, Bangkok, Thailand.
Training Course Topics:
- Incineration power technologies: types and trends, energy recovery potential and electricity generation
- Municipal solid waste separation and treatment for biogas
- Environmental impact assessment
- Regulations and community relation
- Potential CDM benefits of municipal solid waste power generation
- Sustainable waste development plan- a Case of Samui Island, Thailand
- Waste-to-Energy plants, thermal treatment and combustion systems: design and operation
- Grid connection, power quality, technical requirements
- SPP and VSPP pricing and policy
- Project investment, economics and pricing
- Waste incineration project development
- Examples of waste-to-energy plants in different countries
- Field trip to a waste treatment plant
Resource persons: Dr. Weerakorn Ongsakun , Dr. Animesh Dutta, Dr. Abdul Salam, Prof. C. Visvanathan, Dr. Oleg Shipin , from AIT; Dr. Chaiwat Muncharoen , Ministry of Energy; Dr. Arthit Sode-yome, EGAT; Mr. Chira Achayuthakan , EGAT; Mr. Remigio C. Henson , AIT; and Mr. Alan D. Gonzales, Full Advantage Company Ltd.
Attendees are requested to register for this training in advance. The registration fee is US$300 (10,000 Baht) per participant. For attendees from government agencies, state enterprises, and universities, the registration fee is US$250 (8,500 Baht). For students and AIT alumni, the registration fee is $US200 (7,000 Baht). This fee covers costs of lunch, refreshments, training materials and a field trip. Accommodation can be arranged at the AIT Conference Center or a hotel near AIT upon request of participants.
For more information, please download the brochure at http://www.serd.ait.ac.th/ep/epsm/WGTM.PDF
or e-mail at [email protected]
