WHO SHOULD EXHIBIT?

• Those who build power – OEMs, EPCs, and construction firms delivering Gas & Steam Turbines, Boilers, Heat Recovery Steam Generation (HRSG) systems, and Balance-of-Plant infrastructure​

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• Those who support the backbone - auxiliary and component specialists 

  • Expansion joints & exhaust systems

  • Ducting, insulation, & fabrication

  • Seals, bellows, & vibration solutions

  • HRSG interface components

  • Heat-resistant materials & coatings

  • Machining, welding, & field services

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• Those who service and maintain – aftermarket specialists, field service providers, and maintenance partners of turbines, boilers, generators, and plant infrastructure

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• Those who supply parts – component, hardware, and auxiliary equipment manufacturers supporting turbines, HRSGs, boilers, pumps, valves, and flow-control systems

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• Those who innovate – controls, automation, digitalization providers advancing performance, predictive maintenance, and plant optimization

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• Those who ensure sustainability – filtration, scrubber, emissions-control, water treatment, and carbon-capture specialists supporting cleaner, more efficient operations

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• Those who enable precision – tooling, machining, testing, and inspection providers

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• Those who drive fuel innovation – hydrogen, fuel-blending, and carbon-capture experts

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• Those who ensure safety and compliance – EHS, safety-equipment, and regulatory compliance partners

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• Those who educate and train – technical institutes, workforce development organizations, and simulation software providers

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• Those who manage logistics and infrastructure – transport, rigging, lifting, and storage specialists

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• Those who finance and insure – investors, lenders, and insurers supporting project development, asset management, and risk mitigation

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• ​Those who power the digital future – data-center, infrastructure and energy partners powering the world's growing demand for power

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Those who run power plants – power plant owners, utilities, IPPs, and industrial operators overseeing thermal generation assets

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• Those who keep the plants running – O&M and reliability and maintenance engineers responsible for safe, efficient, and reliable plant operation 

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• Those who design and deliver projects – EPCs, OEMs, and technical advisors driving modernization and expansion​​

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• Those who enable digital transformation – AI, data centers, and operators seeking scalable, reliable energy

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• Those who invest and insure – financiers, investors, analysts, and insurers supporting project development, life extension, and new technology adoption

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• Those who influence policy and progress – regulators, policymakers, and energy strategists shaping the future of dispatchable, reliable thermal generation

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• Those who educate and inspire – academic and training organizations preparing the next generation of skilled professionals in the energy and power sectors

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• Those who innovate for the future – developers advancing hydrogen, alternative fuels, and next-generation power technologies