=20 The Power Marketing Association  and PowerMarketers.com Present: =20  Power Markets 2002 October 16-17, 2001  Washington,  D.C.=20   =20 Special!
Save up to $245!=20 Register  before October 1 and receive Power Marketing Association Members'=   Rates.
=20 See brochure for details.
Click Here to  download brochure =20 =20  =09=09New Power Plants to be a key focus of Power Markets  2002  Richard Ch= eney has said we need a new power plant every week in order  to meet growin= g demand.
In fact, the industry is doing that and  more!
But powerplant=  construction is never simple, and always affected with  public policy.
= This year's edition of Power Markets 2002 in Washington, D.C.  will provide=  the information you need to benefit from opportunities  created by the boo= m in powerplant construction:    * Lynn Church, President of the Electric P= ower Supply  Association, will introduce the topic with a discussion of tod= ay's  unique opportunities for merchant power.
* Joe Colvin, President a= nd CEO of the Nuclear Energy Institute  will discuss the continuing, and gr= owing role of nuclear  power.
The nuclear fleet has never delivered more = energy  to the national grid, and the future hasn't looked this good for nu= clear  construction in decades.
* John O'Brien, Skipping Stone, will dis= cuss recent  experiences in the construction of coal-fired plants.
Coal  = is still by far the dominant fuel for power generation in the U.S., and  sh= ows no signs of giving up that status.
* PG&E National Energy Group will=  provide a presentation on  gas-fired generation.
By far the dominant cat= egory of  powerplant currently under construction, gas-fired plants are fas= t  becoming the incremental resource.
* Buck Buckner, Director of Marke= ting, Stewart &  Stevenson, will address distributed generation opportuniti= es  spawned by shortfalls in transmission and distribution investment.
B= ut the Conference is not just about powerplants.
It will also  cover: * re= tail markets * telecom and energy convergence * transmission  policy * cred= it risk * commodity exchanges * career trends and more!
And don't miss o= ur pre-conference seminar: FUNDAMENTALS OF POWER  MARKETING on October 15, = 2001.
Warmest Regards,  Glenn Lovin  Executive Director    P.S.
There a= re a few slots available for exhibitors.
See  brochure for details.
Cli= ck  Here to Download  Brochure  =09     =20  =20  =20

POWER MARKETS 2002
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Save up to <CUR><NUMBER>!=<NUMBER> Register before October <NUMBER> and receive Power Marketing Association Members'= Rates.
=<NUMBER> See brochure for details.
Click Here to download brochure =<NUMBER> =<NUMBER> =<NUMBER>=00New Power Plants to be a key focus of Power Markets <NUMBER> Richard Ch= eney has said we need a new power plant every week in order to meet growin= g demand.
In fact, the industry is doing that and more!
But powerplant= construction is never simple, and always affected with public policy.
= This year's edition of Power Markets <NUMBER> in Washington, D.C. will provide= the information you need to benefit from opportunities created by the boo= m in powerplant construction: * Lynn Church, President of the Electric P= ower Supply Association, will introduce the topic with a discussion of tod= ay's unique opportunities for merchant power.
* Joe Colvin, President a= nd CEO of the Nuclear Energy Institute will discuss the continuing, and gr= owing role of nuclear power.
The nuclear fleet has never delivered more = energy to the national grid, and the future hasn't looked this good for nu= clear construction in decades.
* John O'Brien, Skipping Stone, will dis= cuss recent experiences in the construction of coal-fired plants.
Coal = is still by far the dominant fuel for power generation in the U.S., and sh= ows no signs of giving up that status.
* PG&E National Energy Group will= provide a presentation on gas-fired generation.
By far the dominant cat= egory of powerplant currently under construction, gas-fired plants are fas= t becoming the incremental resource.
* Buck Buckner, Director of Marke= ting, Stewart & Stevenson, will address distributed generation opportuniti= es spawned by shortfalls in transmission and distribution investment.
B= ut the Conference is not just about powerplants.
It will also cover: * re= tail markets * telecom and energy convergence * transmission policy * cred= it risk * commodity exchanges * career trends and more!
And don't miss o= ur pre-conference seminar: FUNDAMENTALS OF POWER MARKETING on October <NUMBER>, = <NUMBER>.
Warmest Regards, Glenn Lovin Executive Director P.S.
There a= re a few slots available for exhibitors.
See brochure for details.
Cli= ck Here to Download Brochure =<NUMBER> =<NUMBER> =<NUMBER> =<NUMBER>
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