Plant DDD Managing the Power Plant Decommissioning, Decontamination & Demolition Process 2015

Regulatory Changes are Challenging Coal-Fired Power Plant Shutdowns – Identify Your Best Opportunities to Comply!

- Get the latest on Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR) regulations
- Identify and mitigate environmental and safety risks, integrate regulatory and economic drivers for power plant closures for utilities and IPPs
- Assess decommissioning, decontamination and demolition costs, and maximize resale value of plant assets and recovery strategies

A Must-Attend For:
- Decommissioning, Demolition and Environmental Contractors and Consultants
- Utility and IPP Plant Managers and Projects Managers
- Engineering Services and Consultants
- Investment Recovery Firms and Heavy Equipment Scrap Dealers
- Legal Advisors
- Industrial Realtors

Reports suggest that the number of coal plants slated for shut down is five times greater than what the EPA predicted when its regulations were put in place. Coal-fired electric generating plants will be shut down across 32 states and with the introduction of the Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR) rules in December 2014 to ensure the safe management of disposed coal ash, many utilities and IPPs are tasked with forming plans to deactivate, decommission, demolish, and remediate sites while minimizing public safety and environmental risks, while considering what action to take with the CCR regulations.

To address these questions, Infocast presents the 4th Plant DDD: Managing the Power Plant Decommissioning, Decontamination & Demolition Process, which again will bring plant and decommissioning project managers together with utilities, leaders in environmental remediation, demolition and investment recovery. These key industry leaders will gather to provide lessons learned and key takeaways on key issues such as: identifying environmental and safety risks, integrating liability management into the project and contracting stru