Review: 55th Power Plant Technology Colloquium 2023
The 55th Power Plant Technology Colloquium (KWTK) took place as a hybrid conference in October 2023 in Dresden with over 800 participants on site and 50 online participants. The focus was on security of supply and clean energy.
The conference comprised a plenary session and panel discussion as well as 95 specialist presentations and the company exhibition. Various topics relating to energy and sustainability were discussed, including energy supply, renewable energies, heat supply, exhaust gas purification, fittings and components, fuel cells and energy from hydrogen.
You can find the program of the 55th KWTK 2023 here: Program 55th KWTK
In the panel discussion with prominent participants from politics and industry in October 2023, the importance of a modern energy infrastructure was emphasized, while hydrogen was highlighted as a versatile and future-oriented energy carrier. The next Power Plant Technology Colloquium will take place on October 8 and 9, 2024.
Read a comprehensive conference report in the vgbe Journal: Issue 1|2-2024 - vgbe energy
Power plant technology colloquium 2023:
Impressions of the conference
Die Podiumsdiskussion mit Sachsens Ministerpräsident Michael Kretschmer.
Im Plenum zur Podiumsdiskussion.
Prof. Dr.- Ing. Michael Beckmann (TU Dresden), der Preisträger Felix Holy (TH Mittelhessen), Frau Fülle und Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Antonio Hurtado (TU Dresden) nach der Verleihung des Werner-Boie-Preises.
Während der Anmeldung zum KWTK 2023.
Impressions of the company fair 2023
Das Team von IEM bei der Firmenmesse.
Rhein Ruhr Power e.V. war auch auf dem KWTK 2023 vertreten.
Die Vertreter von Intelligent Plant Engineering.
Gasmet und seine neue technische Entwicklung: der CM12.
Blick auf den Bierempfang am Abend im Bereich der Firmenmesse.