Expansion into Telford
April 1st 2004

Energy 2004 8-9 September Telford International Centre Energy 2004, the fastest growing show in its field, will be held at Telford International Centre, 8 9 September. The move to this considerably expanded exhibition and conference venue signals the ongoing growth of this event after two highly successful years at the Birmingham National Motor Cycle Museum Although Energy 2004 is expected to be around 1000m2, larger than last years event, some 78% of stand space is already allocated. Many existing exhibitors have revealed that Energy 2004 the only stand alone energy solutions show pencilled in for the Midlands this year will be used as a launch pad for important new products. Also, early returns point to the likely first time entry of new leading players from the sector. Commenting on the situation to date, exhibition director Eamonn Brennan states this is the most encouraging start to our sales programme for any show to date. Energy 2003 was exceptional in its attraction of high quality end user visitors with energy managers, environmental advisers, facilities managers and project engineers from some of the key UK companies in attendance. We have identified and closely associated ourselves with a significant niche in the energy solutions market and are determined to develop this association still further with an even more successful Energy 2004. Moving the show to Telford brings significant advantages to exhibitors and visitors alike. The Telford Centre is ideally situated close to the M54, has free parking, excellent new conference facilities and on site hotel accommodation. Im also pleased to report that ESTA will once again be running its perennially informative and popular workshops, focussing this year on solutions to generic problems. Furthermore, the Major Energy Users Council has also signed up to continue hosting its well attended gas and electricity conference. Enquiries concerning stand availability should be directed to Eamonn Brennan or Shawn Coles, Western Business Exhibitions. List of exhibitors Company Stand Number Adash 3TP 63 AEC 40 Albar Associates 192 Andrews Water Heaters 144 Apex Engineers 68 Apollo Solutions 56 Atlas Copco Compressors 60 Baxi Technologies UK 144 Boge Compressors 24 British Energy 4, 6 Chalmor 64 Chauvin Arnoux 70 Combined Power 34 Danlers 76 Denios 20 EIC 62 ESTA Elcomponent 2 Eaton-Williams Group 48 Energy ICT 30 Energy Services 44 Eni UK 50 Excalibur LPA 106 Flir Systems 100 Future Environmental Services 46 Gardner Energy Management 18 GasForce Technical Services 94 IMServ Europe 28 Katronic Technologies 32 Kluber Lubrication 152 Knowledge Process Software 22 Llumarlite 86 London Energy 52, 54, 58 MEUC Metering Services 17 Micronics 96 Mitsubishi 26 npower major business accounts 36, 38, 42 P C Rapid 72 Powergen 80, 82 Radio-Tech 88 Ranger Instrument Co 90 R-Tech Savawatt (UK) 74 Sinergy 128 Space Airconditioning 92 Stark Software International 84 Stokvis Energy Systems 66 TAC (UK) 14 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) 78 United Utilities 136 Vacon Drives UK 120 Viterra Water, Energy & Environment Journal Wind Prospect 12 The FREE Seminar Programme organised by Alan Aldridge, Executive Director, Energy Systems Trade Association Ltd Wednesday 8th September 10:00 to 11:00 Energy management the way forward Completing a site energy assessment and audit and implementing energy cost reduction programmes. The impact of legislation: How the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive will affect users and the associated Building Regulation will affect design and construction. 12:00 to 13:00 Save money, energy and CO2 by using aM&T automatic Monitoring and Targeting Using aM&T to identify and eliminate energy waste. Developments in meters (such as the new BS8431 standard), IT and analysis techniques helping users to pinpoint instances of energy waste very quickly and take action. 14:00 to 15:00 Control and manage to keep costs down. Lowest running costs can only be achieved if control and management are inherent in the building design. Small, medium and large buildings have different requirements and management regimes. This session looks at developments in Lighting Control, HVAC control and web based Building Management Systems to support occupants and managers. Thursday 9th September 10:00 to 11:00 How to make the next step Users need not be unsure of what can be achieved or of identifying suitable cost effective technologies. A wealth of advice and some financial support is available to schemes suited to all sizes and types of buildings through programmes such as Action Energy, Enhanced Capital Allowances, No-interest Energy Loans, Design Advice, PV Demonstration, and Community Energy. Means of access to these schemes is reviewed. 12:00 to 13:00 On-site, low and zero carbon solutions Low and zero carbon technologies are coming closer to economic application. This session reviews a range of technologies such as on-site renewables, heat recovery, natural ventilation and variable speed drives with the aim of bringing these into regular review for both new construction and retrofit. 14:00 to 15:00 Taking the s out of Compressed Air Often the most expensive of all site services, there are many techniques to identify and reduce compressed air usage and to match demand more closely with compressor operation. Learn techniques to match demand, reduce wastage and save money

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