Be part of the MEGA Symposium, October 19-20, at the Indianapolis Marriott in Indianapolis, Indiana.
The MEGA Symposium returns as an in-person conference with a focus on the transition of the electric power industry to cleaner and climate resilient electric power that can remain cost-effective and reliable. Electric power energy issues abound as the nation and the industry address climate change, air quality, waste and water policy and technology issues related to energy production and delivery.
The symposium will provide technical information, solutions, and insights into President Biden’s policy trends and the latest methods for managing compliance with climate, air quality, solid waste, and discharge water quality requirements for fossil-fired power plants, while implementing new technologies and environmental controls.
With a 20-year history, this conference has adapted as the industry’s demands and key interests have changed, switching its focus from advancements in emissions control technologies towards environmental and energy policy, renewable energy sources, and transformative projects.
Share your knowledge and become a presenter! The conference committee is seeking presentations that address the various issues the industry is currently facing, including:
See the Call for Presentations for full details and submit your work by July 23, 2021.
Make your plans and register today! The conference will be valuable to power company managers, engineers, and plant operators in the US and abroad; environmental researchers, managers, and engineers; control equipment, chemical, measurements, and technology suppliers; consulting engineers; early career industry professionals; and government agency managers and staff.
Join Air & Waste Management for their virtual symposium on “Navigating the Emerging Energy Environment”, November 17-18, 2020.
This 13th annual MEGA Symposium will examine the various perspectives of the electric power industry as it transitions to a cleaner footprint through advanced, cost-effective and reliable energy solutions. The focus will be on the challenges presented with new generation technologies such as renewable and batteries, traditional fossil-based power generation, as well as the intersection of new and traditional generation. With two simultaneous tracks on Policy & Regulation and Science & Technology, the symposium will also examine existing compliance requirements for the fossil fuel sector resulting from dynamic regulatory changes for solids, air, and water.
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