Virtual Global CemEnergy Seminar 2 - 2021
Tuesday 18 May 2021
#cemenergy
The 2nd Virtual Global CemEnergy Seminar on 18 May 2021 will cover conventional fuels for cement production, including coal, lignite, gas and petcoke, looking at their trading and shipping, handling, storage, grinding, conveying and dosage, covering burners and pyroprocess optimisation.
Free registration includes attendance at the webinar, live Q&A, a download of the programme and basic delegate list, attendance at the post-event Zoom meet-up and access to the post-event video.
The Premium Delegate Pack is available for purchase (use the link below) for GBP£49.95 (includes on-the-day downloads of the presenter slides and full delegate list with opted-in emails). After purchase, you will be emailed a link to download the Premium Delegate Pack on the day of the event.
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The organisers retain the right to rescind any registration at any time, for any reason, and to vary the programme and/or offering, with no recompense or recourse.
CemEnergy 2021 - Programme (subject to change)
Programme is run on Central European Time (Berlin, Paris, Rome)
9.00 Exhibition time
Session 1
10:00 Introduction and house-keeping, Robert McCaffrey, moderator
10.10 Paper 1: ‘Energy and sustainability - a macroeconomic view,’ Lars Schernikau, HMS Bergbau
10.35 Q&A
10.45 Paper 2: 'WHR in the transition from high to low carbon energy,’ Mariaelena Recalcati, CTP Team S.r.l.
11.10 Q&A (inc. Marco Rovetta, CTP)
11.20 Paper 3: 'Alternative transport fuels: emerging (duplex) business case for the cement sector,' Lasse Kari, Global Energy Research Lead, Accenture
11.45 Q&A
11.55 Paper 4: ‘The improvement of old Raymond vertical roller mill with new classifiers for coal mill application,’ Lucio Pereira, Ricardo Campos de Freitas, Hunter Consult
12.20 Q&A
12.30 Lunch break + Exhibition time slides
Session 2
13.15 Paper 5: ‘Future energy procurement – understanding growing global complexities and driving the green transition of the cement energy sector,’ Balint Balazs, Schneider Electric Energy & Sustainability Services
13.40 Q&A
13.50 Paper 6: ‘Dust-free conveying of conventional fuels in the cement industry,’ Thorsten Koth, ScrapeTec
14.15 Q&A
14.25 Paper 7: 'Energy efficiency, the first step towards decarbonation,’ Xavier D'Hubert, XDH-Energy
14.50 Q&A
15.00 Paper 8: 'The use of Hydrogen as a cement fuel,’ John Kline, Kline Associates
15.25 Q&A
15.35 Final remarks and farewell
1st Virtual CemEnergy Seminar, 24 November 2020
The first Virtual Global CemEnergy event, on 24 November 2020, attracted over 500 registrations from 77 countries*.
What the delegates said:
- The conference was so interesting.
- Everything was excellent
- Very good platform for sharing of thoughts & ideas
- Very good presentations
- The event was very well managed.
- It was great as usual
*Delegates registered from the following countries: Albania, Algeria, Angola, Antarctica, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Canada, China, Colombia, Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Cyprus, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Estonia, Ethiopia, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Myanmar, Netherlands, Nigeria, Pakistan, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Tanzania, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay, Viet Nam, Yemen
Programme for Virtual CemEnergy Seminar, on 24 November 2020
Programme is run on Central European Time (Berlin, Paris, Rome)
09.00 Exhibition time
Session 1
10.00: Welcome and house-keeping, Robert McCaffrey, moderator
10.05 Paper 1: ‘Energy and carbon market status and forecast for 2021,’ Frank Brannvoll, Brannvoll ApS
10.30: Q&A
10.40 Paper 2: ‘Cement shifting to coal from petcoke - how feasible and for how long?’ Sanjay Kumar, Head - Solid Fuels, LafargeHolcim
11.05 Q&A
11.15 Break & Exhibition time
Session 2
11.30 Paper 3: ‘Energy efficiency role in sustainability: outlook for the cement energy sector in KSA and GCC,’ Amr Nader, Yanbu Cement
11.55 Q&A
12.05 Paper 4: Electrolyzers for the cement industry: green (?) hydrogen and free (?) oxygen, so why not now?’ Xavier d’Hubert, XDH-energy
12.30 Q&A
12.40 ‘Lunch’ break & Exhibition time
Session 3
13.10 Paper 5: 'Challenges and solutions of waste heat recovery in cement,’ Sabrina Santarossa, Turboden
13.35 Q&A
13.45 Paper 6: ‘Electrification of the cement industry: issues and challenges,’ John Kline, Kline Consulting
14.10 Q&A
14.20 Paper 7: Closing Keynote: ’Decarbonising the European cement industry: pros & cons of the green power, CCS, efficiency and storage,’ Lasse Kari, Accenture Research
14.45 Q&A
14.55 Discussion and final comments, Robert McCaffrey, moderator
15.00 Programme end & Zoom informal discussion session
