Refer to the below tabular of varied sponsorship options and benefits.
cemWHR - 2022
2 Day Residential Conference + Awards
23 - 24 June 2022, Goa
The Indian cement industry is keen to adopt WHRB systems in a big way. The technical specialization within the Indian cement industry is advanced; the plant operating team can overcome the technical barriers analyzed. The major deterrent in faster adoption of WHRB systems has been the financial barrier. The potential for WHRB in Indian cement industry is very high.
With its objective to promote WHRB installations in India, Mission Energy Foundation brings out its 3rd annual cemWHR – 2022 a two day residential conference + Awards; scheduled on 23 - 24 June 2022 at Country Inn & Suites - GOA
Organised with its objective to promote Waste Heat Recovery Boiler implementation in the Indian Cement industry. It shall encourage utilities that utilises the waste heat available to generate power and thereby reducing operating cost. Bring awareness among industry on suitable technologies may be considered for implementation of WHRB in existing and future cement plants.
This year cemWHR 2022 shall be residential conferece with all inclusive 2 Nights complimentaty stay (Twin Sharing Basis) at the five star facility Country Inn & Suites - GOA. The best experience for Learing with Leasure & a host of networking lunches and cocktail dinner....
Over the years Mission Energy Foundation have honoured hundreds of innovative developments and solutions for excellence and sustainability among the utilities, small or large, who have demonstrated their efforts in generation of clean energy.
A LITTLE BACKGROUND...
Indian cement industry is the second largest manufacturer of cement, only next to China. Cement capacity in the last 5 years has increased by over 30% and the projected growth rate in the next 5 years is about 20% increase from present levels of manufacture. Cement sector is one of the fastest growing industrial sectors in India.
Indian cement industry is very advanced as far as energy efficiency is concerned. Some of the Indian cement plants operate with very low energy consumption levels, which are the best in the world. Latest technology adoption and continuous improvement has been the predominant factors for such high energy efficiency levels in Indian cement industry.
While energy efficiency has taken a top priority in Indian cement industry, the adoption of WHR systems in cement facilities has still a long way to go. Out of over 210 large cement plants in the country, only 70% of cement kilns have adopted WHR systems. Mission Energy Foundation estimates indicate that the waste heat recovery potential in Indian cement industry is close to 750 MW, indicating the huge opportunity for adoption of WHR in Indian cement industry.
Almost all the cement manufacturers in the country have captive power plants to meet their power demand. The reason for captive power generation is to lower the cost of power generation. Installing captive power plants would cost the cement manufacturers about Rs 40 Million per MW. On the other hand, installing WHR systems is costing the manufacturers about Rs 70 Million to Rs 80 Million per MW depending on the type of technology adopted and the WHR potential. This high initial investment is deterring manufacturers from adopting waste heat recovery systems.
Huge potential exists across the Indian cement industry to recover the waste heat and generate power. Cement industry being energy intensive, tapping waste heat can be an excellent opportunity to reduce the overall operating cost. Increased global GHG emissions are forcing the industrial sectors to operate in an energy efficient and environment friendly way. Implementation of waste heat recovery can substantiate fossil fuels used for power generation which will ultimately reduce GHG emissions.
On an average, the Indian cement plant requires power of 9 Billion kWh per year. The coal needed for generating this much amount of power accounts to 15 Million Tons per year. To meet out the required coal quantity, the industry spends about Rs 55 Billion each year. In order to bring down the cost towards energy, several cost reduction techniques such as using of pet coke and low grade coal, optimization of Indian coal with imported coals are being practiced.
Waste heat recovery is now emerging as an excellent addition to existing captive power generation. Other than reducing energy cost significantly, it can also be a reliable source of power. The concept of waste heat recovery is slowly picking up across the country.
Reduces fuel consumption, which in turn reduces fuel cost significantly
Simultaneously meet the demand for electricity and heat in a most cost effective manner. It bring down the specific energy consumption of the plant significantly. WHRB is about best energy efficient practice in the plant & provide economic competitive advantage in the market. The system also mitigate the emission of Green house gases which are affecting the environment adversely.
Moisture content in raw material
Heat requirement for raw mill. Heat requirement for Cement Additives
Quality / Grade of heat. Presence of dust
Water Availability for waste heat recovery. Lay out constraint & down time for hook up
Rankine Cycle
Organic Rankine Cycle
Kalina Cycle
Significant In house Engineering requirement. WHR - Vendor identification in India. Execution by in house contracts. Interfacing between OEC & WHR system. Location of unit to minimize distances – layout considerations.
Hook up during Plant shutdown
Presence of dust in flue gas
Hot gas availability & Load factor
Adaptability of existing equipment
False air ingress and additional power consumption
Non-availability of Indigenous suppliers & Service providers
Financial barriers
Presentation and Paper Submission
The Programme Committee encourages you to send abstracts/papers. The abstract must not exceed 8 pages for oral presentation with tables and illustrations. Abstracts/papers will only be accepted in electronic form (MS Word) to be submitted by email to below.
The deadline for abstracts/papers submission is 30 April 2022.
Contact:
Ashwinkumar Khatri - Director General
dg@missionenergy.org l +91 98339 51556
Throughout the last 13 years Mission Energy Foundation have delivered successful platforms of knowledge dissemination gathering who's who from Entrepreneurs to Academicians to Government Authorities to Technology Providers to Consultants to Industry Professionals from the growing energy sector globally.
ACC Ltd
Aditya Birla Group
Ambuja Cements Limited
Amrit Cements Ltd
AquaSource Technologies Corp
Avant Garde Group
Ayoki Fabricon Pvt Ltd
Batliboi Environmental Engineering Ltd
Bharathi Cement Corporation Private Limited
BHEL
Birla Corporaration
C K Birla Group
Central Pollution Control Board
Coal Preparation Society of India
Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited
Dongfang China
Ecomak Systems Pvt Ltd
Energy Efficiency and Environment P Ltd
Envea
First Esco India Private Limited
GAIL (INDIA) LTD
Gujarat Industries Power Company Limited
Gujarat Sidhee Cement Limited
Gulmohar Filtech Pvt Ltd
Heidelberg Cement Group
Heidelberg India Ltd
Holtec Consulting Pvt Ltd
Humboldt Wedag India
India Cement Limited
ISGEC Heavy Engineering Ltd
J K Cement Limited
Jacoby Development US
JK Cement Ltd
JK Lakshmi Cement Limited
KCP Ltd
Lafarge Holcim (ACC Ltd)
Lafarge Holcim
Larsen & Toubro
LH Infratech Private Limited
M E Energy Pvt. Ltd
M P Birla Group
Mago Thermal
Ministry of Science & Technology
MoEF&CC
Murli Industries Limited
My Home Industries Ltd
NCL Industries Ltd.
New India Cement Engineering Consultants
NTPC Limited
Nu Vista Limited
Nuvoco Vistas Corp ltd
Oranje Kracht Engineering
Orient Cement Limited
Prism Johnson Limited
PROMECON process measurement control GmbH
Rain Cements Limited
RCCPL Private Limited
Reliance Industries Ltd
Saurashtra Cement Limited
Scepter Incorporated US
Siemens Limited
Sitson India Private Limited
SMS Envocare
Steam Equipments Pvt Ltd
Sterlite Technologies Ltd
Tata Power Limited
The India Cements Limited
The Ramco Cements Ltd
Thermax India
thyssenkrupp Industries India
Triple I Engineers
Udaipur Cement Works Limited
UltraTech Cement Ltd
Vicat Group
& MANY MORE...
Sponsoring this cemWHR - 2022 will make your company stand out as a leader in this burgeoning industry and will leave a strong impression of your brand in key decision makers minds. Sponsors have an incredible amount of presence and it will not only give your company optimum exposure but also the opportunity for delegates to meet you and your executives to find out more about your role and business opportunities in the sector.
Gain PUBLICITY with our advertising and promotional campaigns
Obtain DIRECT ACCESS to potential clients during and after with our meticulously prepared confidential delegate list
Receive a KEY SPEAKING POSITION to address an audience of top executives and decision makers from the industry
Create PERMANENT REMINDERS of your product or services in conference documentation
Profile yourself as INDUSTRIAL LEADER, as your corporate logo and profile will be featured prominently in event marketing collaterals
NETWORKING with the industries leading Government Officials, Senior Level Delegates and Experts
Achieve GREATER EXPOSURE and BRAND BUILDING through our partners and much more
Refer to the below tabular of varied sponsorship options and benefits.
Contact
Shri S Dalvi , President Partnerships & Legal Counsel
dalvi@missionenergy.org / +91 9769310944
INR 645000 / USD 9950
7 Delegate Passes
Logo on Brochure Cover Page
Logo on Brochure Inside Page
Logo on Conference Backdrop
Logo on Registration Desk Backdrop
Logo on Conference Website
Corporate Banner in Networking Area
Merchandise Distribution
Screening of Company Film
Circulation of Company Literature
Thanking Announcements
Speaking Opportunity - Day 1
Panel Discussion Moderator
Exhibit Space (6x2 Mtr.)
INR 545000 / USD 8950
5 Delegate Passes
Logo on Brochure Cover Page
Logo on Brochure Inside Page
Logo on Conference Backdrop
Logo on Registration Desk Backdrop
Logo on Conference Website
Banner in Networking Area
Merchandise Distribution
Screening of Company Film
Circulation of Company Literature
Thanking Announcements
Speaking Opportunity - Day 2
Panel Discussion Panelist
Exhibit Space (3x2 Mtr.)
INR 445000 / USD 6950
3 Delegate Passes
Logo on Brochure Cover Page
Logo on Conference Backdrop
Logo on Conference Website
Circulation of Company Literature
Thanking Announcements
Panel Discussion Panelist
INR 345000 / USD 5950
1 Delegate Passes
Logo on Brochure Cover Page
Logo on Conference Backdrop
Logo on Conference Website
Circulation of Company Literature
Thanking Announcements
INR 245000 / USD 3950
Logo on Brochure Cover Page
Logo on Conference Website
Circulation of Company Literature
Thanking Announcements
cemWHR Awards 2022 shall once again recognise outstanding environmental and community relations efforts that go above and beyond what is required. Submissions from plants across the country shall be evaluated and recognized for environmental & energy efficiency efforts completed in FY 2021
The Winners of cemWHR Awards - 2022 shall be honored during the valedictory session of the conference on the second second day i.e., 24 June 2022.
The Winners of cemWHR Awards - 2022 shall be honoured on the second day of the conference i.e., 24 June 2022.
This award will give to honor the achievements of a cement plant demonstrating overall operational excellence and best-in-class levels of performance across key areas, including energy efficiency, alternative fuel utilisation, clinker substitution rates and health & safety.
This award is for the cement industry project that demonstrated innovation, engineering excellence, and exceptional project design and execution
This award will recognise the outstanding demonstration of advanced manufacturing technologies to meet the highest standards of environmental excellence in the areas of emissions reduction, carbon reduction, resource efficiency and participation in the circular economy.
Awards seeks to identify and reward out-of-the-box thinking and innovation in cement industry organisation that has brought innovation and sustainability ingrained as part of its work culture and has been at the forefront of coming up with creative and sustainable solutions.
The award will recognize providers of the best environmental & WHRB equipment suppliers helping implementation of waste heat recovery in cement industry
This award is for the organisation that expertise in providing a reliable technology or solution with years of efforts in creating a cleaner and sustainable solution to the cement industry.
Submit Power Point Presentation in form of CASE STUDY showcasing the work done in the selected category of award nomination that have helped you to achieve better results to help@missionenergy.org within 10 days of your nomination.
draft AGENDA
Thursday, 23 June 2022
09.30 Hrs– 11.00 Hrs
WHRB: A Low Carbon Technology Road Map for the Indian Cement Industry
Dr. S K Handoo, Advisor - My Home Industries
Dr G N Qasba, Senior Advisor - Integrated Research and Action for Development
Ramesh Bhujade, Carbon Management Specialist
11.30 Hrs – 13.30 Hrs
Meet Energy Requirements by Adopting Waste Heat Recovery Systems
Dhiraj Gourkhede, Joint Director – Central Power Research Institute
Piyush Patel, General Manager - Paharpur Cooling Towers Limited
D T Arjun, Founder - TECHCEM Consulting and Engineering
Dr. Raj Saini, Sr. Technical Manager - ARK Infosolutions
14.30 Hrs– 16.30 Hrs
Waste Heat Recovery Technology – What’s New
Hanu Vala, Dir Engg Projects & Ops - Elite Conveyor Systems (CRUN Power Equipment)
J Gladstone Evans, General Manager - Avant-Garde Systems and Controls
Nur Hasan Laskar, GM Refractory Sales & Service - Dalmia Seven Refractories Ltd
Rami Shavit, Director Sales, Marketing & BD - ORMAT Systems Ltd
17.00 Hrs – 18.00 Hrs
Panel Discussion: Does WHR Contribute Significantly in Energy Optimisation & Savings
Hanu Vala, Dir Engg Projects & Ops - Elite Conveyor Systems (CRUN Power Equipment)
J Gladstone Evans, General Manager - Avant-Garde Systems and Controls
D T Arjun, Founder - TECHCEM Consulting and Engineering
Dr. S K Handoo, Advisor – My Home Industries
20.00 Hrs– 21.00 Hrs
Networking Cocktail Dinner
Friday, 24 June 2022
10.00 Hrs - 11.30 Hrs
Demand and Support Systems for WHRS Vertical
Nilesh D Jadhav, Technical Director - Sitson India
Angshuman Paul, Executive Director - Adage Automation Pvt Ltd
Vijaykumar Kunche, Managing Director - First Esco India Pvt Ltd
12.00 Hrs - 13.00 Hrs
Panel Discussion: Is Waste Heat Recovery A Solution of Future for Cement Industry?
Dhiraj Gourkhede, Joint Director – Central Power Research Institute
D.S. Bhamare, Chairman & Managing Director - Sitson India
R Krishnakumar , Sr. Vice President (Technical) - Shree Digvijay Cement Company Ltd
Bipinson AK, Chief Manager - CPP & WHRS - Bharathi Cement Corp. Pvt. Ltd
14.00 Hrs - 16.00 Hrs
Challenges Faced Vs Benefits Gained: Case Studies
R Krishnakumar , Sr. Vice President (Technical) - Shree Digvijay Cement Company LTD
Bipinson AK, Chief Manager - CPP & WHRS - Bharathi Cement Corp. Pvt. Ltd
Ravikant Tiwari, AGM - Nu Vista Limited
Chanchal Rajput, Sr.Manager WHR Operation - J K Cement Limited
16:30 Hrs - 17.00 Hrs
cemWHR Awards – 2022
The awards present on its form is intended to foster the competitive spirit amongst various power stations so as to encourage them to improve performance in all spheres of their working. The Awards would also help in evolving benchmarks for various performance indices.
17.00 Hrs- 17.05 Hrs
Vote of Thanks & End of Conference
To participate as DELEGATE / nominate for AWARDS fill and submit online form from the links below.
We will email you an digitally signed invoice along with necessary required documents for processing the payment. The original invoice (only on request) shall be sent to your postal address
Make online payment via our secured payment gateway using your credit card or NEFT or send Cheque / DD to our postal address.
Stay within easy reach of three popular Indian beaches at the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Goa Candolim. Our hotel is located near Aguada-Siolim Road, putting you a few minutes from Candolim Beach, Calangute Beach, and Baga Beach. You can spend the day touring the local markets at Panaji City or visiting Old Goa to see the temples and churches. If you’re up for a drive, make the 30-minute trip to the Deltin Royale floating casino, or visit the Sahakari Spice Farm a little over an hour away.
The Organisation
Mission Energy Foundation is a persistent, private, not-for-profit endeavour based in Mumbai, India. We are registered under sec 25 (1), 80G & 12AA respectively.
The Begining
A single man army with its mission to build platforms of discussion, exchange knowledge among industry professionals on core issues pertaining to growing energy sector.
GOAL
Mission Energy Foundation is a micro-enterprise initiative that strives to spread knowledge in the globalising energy sector. We educate and spread technology awareness through ongoing contacts and discussions with the public and industry concerning what the future of the growing energy sector should be...
Today
A human asset working together as one endeavour that expertise in organising and delivering successful international summits involving who's who from Entrepreneurs to Academicians to Government Authorities to Technology Providers to Consultants to Industry Professionals from the growing energy sector globally.
S Dalvi
President Partnerships & Legal Counsel
dalvi@missionenergy.org
+919769310944
Ashwinkumar Khatri
Director General
dg@missionenergy.org
+919833951556
Shrihari Bhat
Project Manager
sbhat@missionenergy.org
+919819984644
Purnendu Kumar
Project Manager
pkumar@missionenergy.org
+919819674246
Deepa Kanojia
Head Creatives & Admin
deepa@missionenergy.org
+919856098360
