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Main instrumentation requirements for projects executed under the combined heat and power act

Lecture

Many of today’s combined heat and power projects are made possible by utilizing governmetal support. These programs help to accelerate the energy transition and achieve the desired climate goals. European energy efficiency regulations have been implemented into local legislation which are not simple to read and implement. We try to address important topics and questions for the successful implementation of such projects in our seminar series.

Key Takeaways

  • Learn about the combined heat and power act and related requirements for field instrumentation
  • Understand how to correctly interpret the local law
  • Get an overview of relevant directives and norms
  • See some examples of implemented projects

Speaker

Stefan Kranz

Stefan Kranz

KROHNE, Global Industry Division Manager Power Generation

Stefan Kranz is a technical enthusiast and mechanical engineer specialized in process dynamics and control.

After some first years with a small EPC he has been spending more than 25 years in process control instrumentation. During this period, he has gained in-depth knowledge of different instrument technologies with a focus on ultrasonics. He also gathered industry knowledge in power generation, oil & gas, refining and others.

Since 2011 Stefan has been focusing on different applications in the thermal power generation processes. He was involved in optimization projects like load flexibility enhancement.

Stefan now leads the international Industry Division Power Generation at KROHNE.