Electric Power Transformation: 2021 MEGA Symposium
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Join A&WMA for the 14th MEGA Symposium on electric power transformation!
The MEGA Symposium returns in 2021 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. 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.
The conference will be held in person, at the Indianapolis Marriott, October 19-20, 2021.
Submit your work and be a presenter at this timely conference! Call for presentations open through August 13.
The 14th MEGA 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.
This conference content will be of value to attendees from 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.
In 2020, the Symposium was sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, and leading organizations that include the Edison Electric Institute, Geosyntec Consultants, Golder, and Consumers Energy.
Sponsorship and display opportunities are available at this conference. To learn how you can maximize your company's exposure, contact Jeff Schurman at jschurman@awma.org.
