HydroVision International 2016 offers training program for power producers

Qualifying members of the hydroelectric power sector are once again eligible to take part in the Power Producer Training Program, giving them discounted access to HydroVision International 2016.

The program is open to all those who work for eligible power producers, including:

·    Utilities

·    Independent power producers

·    Municipalities

·    Government agencies

·    Crown corporations

·    Rural and municipal co-operatives

The special Power Producer Training Program registration rate for the HydroVision International 2016 conference and exhibition is US$565 and $410 for the co-located Waterpower Hydro Basics Course. In addition, power producers can take advantage of a discounted rate to attend any of the technical tours offered.

This registration includes access to all HydroVision International conference sessions. The event features nearly 70 conference sessions with about 400 speakers, as well as an exhibition including more than 300 of the industry’s top product and service providers. All networking activities and receptions are included in this registration.

Attendees will also receive 15 professional development hours, providing additional incentive to take part in the world’s largest gathering of hydro industry professionals. And they get Online Access to Conference Papers & Presentations.

HydroVision International 2016 takes place July 26-29 at the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minneapolis, Minn., U.S. More than 3,000 attendees are expected.

For more information, visit HydroEvent.com.

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