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Wind Optimization & Maintenance 2016
November 29-30, Doubletree Hilton, Toronto
3rd Annual
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MASTER ALL WEATHER O&M, OPTIMIZE HUMAN
RESOURCES & MAXIMIZE AVAILABILITY TO BOOST AEP
NEW
WIND FARM
OWNERS
PASS
Brand New Speakers Include:
5 KEY REASONS TO ATTEND WIND O&M CANADA 2016!
1. NEW O&M CASE STUDIES: Get a grip with wind O&M anytime, anyplace,
any weather when you evaluate only the most innovative blade, gearbox
and bearings techniques used by wind operators now to truly boost AEP
2. Benefit from exclusive owner-led CMS case studies that demonstrate
in detail how CMS systems have been used to identify symptoms and
expedite wind turbine fault remediation with net revenue benefits to
Canadian wind farms
3. Understand how to best execute wind turbine warranty rights, optimize
owner-OEM communication to exceed availability & energy yield targets
from all your turbines
4. Face up to the challenge of post-warranty transition, understand what
service model works at what wind fleet scale and take home unique
lessons learned from the best self-service owners, OEMs & ISPs north of
the border
5. Learn how to rethink human capital in wind O&M when you receive
exceptional peer led insights covering scheduling, maximization of people
dollars and the safeguarding all your resources to achieve more but risk
far less
Canada’s #1 Platform for Wind O&M Business Leaders & Service Specialists
BEST NEW FEATURES FOR 2016!
üReimagine Peer-to-Peer Networking – Take advantage of 6+ hours of
structured executive networking sessions to connect you with the expertise
you never knew you were missing!
üAll New Cold Weather Tech Showcase - The most innovative cold weather
OM solutions will expose truly game changing products that are set to
improve the business case for cold climate turbines for good
üDevelop from Big Data to Smart Decisions – Get a unique chance to
evaluate vendor ROI and understand what AEP gains your turbines could be
making with retrofit and upgrade system investment
üDelve Deeper in the Best Owner Case Studies – Use our pioneering
conference QA live polling tool to get beneath the surface of all expert
presentations and better target the insights you need the most
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Rob Edinger,
Senior Business
Manager,
Algonquin Power
Alex Couture
Director of
Generation,
EDF EN Canada
Ian MacRobbie
General Manager,
Enbridge
Tracy Duncan,
Reliability Engineer,
TransAlta
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Wind Optimization Maintenance Canada is a wholly
independent national event focused on bringing together
all top executives in the Canadian wind value chain. Our
goal is to provide a unique space from which the industry
leaders can drive up AEP across their wind portfolios.
This event has been created to facilitate key partnerships
and foster collaboration between leading IPPs, Utilities,
Owner Developers, Private Wind Investors, OEMs, ISPs,
Technical Engineering, Vendors, RD, Centres, Local
Provincial policy makers and all others interested in the
development of a more lucrative wind industry nationally.
Wind Energy Update is able to do this through the
provision of exceptional market foresight, in depth
generation data analysis and a collection of only the best
case study presented business models – all of which will
change the way you think about operating turbines from
the ground up.
What is Wind OM Canada?
Kerr Jeferies - Project Director
Wind Energy Update
kjeferies@windenergyupdate.com
1 800 814 3459 ext 7565
+44 (0) 207 375 7565 (Global)
We’ve been able to learn from our experience in creating
the leading forum for the US wind supply chain (Wind
OM Dallas) and will build on this success by creating
valuable local content and insights for the all players
within the Canadian wind energy community.
The Value
The true value of Wind OM Canada is achieved when we
provide world class peer-to-peer networking, and ensure
that you do not waste time wandering a trade expo.
Instead, you’ll meet only a condensed audience of
likeminded decision makers in an exclusive environment
designed purely for the provision of clear, concise and
invaluable business insights.
Key attending organizations include;
Algonquin, Captial Power, Cartier, Enel Green Power, Boralex, Brookfield, Enbridge, Enercon, GE Renewables
Energy, Pattern Energy, Vestas, Siemens, Gamesa, Senvion, Capstone, Krueger, TransAlta and many many more
32% OWNER OPERATOR
16% OEM
9% ISP
9% LARGE COMPONENT
SPECIALIST
7% BIG DATA SOLUTION
11% SPECIALIST VENDORS
6% NEW START UPS
9% OTHER
19% C-LEVEL
35% EXECUTIVE
MANAGEMENT
17% ASSET/PLANT/
SITE MANAGER
24% BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT SALES
OR MARKETING
13% ENGINEERING
STAFF
2% CONSULTANTS
AND ADVISORS
2% RESEARCH AND
ANALYSIS
COMPANY TYPESDELEGATE SENIORITY
Record 180+
Attendees
Bringing together top decision
makers and asset managers
from acess Canada
NEW WIND FARM
OWNERS PASS
Exclusive new owners subsidy
available to owners and
developers - see pass prices
for details
All New Cold Weather
Showcase
Check out the very latest cold
weather technologies hitting
the market
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Brand New Speakers for 2016 include:
Speaking to more than 180+ of Canada and the northern US’s most influential decision makers, asset
managers and wind OM specialists, will deliver the very latest case studies allowing you to reap further
performance from your equipment and vastly reduce downtime.
Alex Couture,
Director of Generation,
EDF EN Canada
Ian MacRobbie,
General Manager,
Enbridge
Rob Edinger,
Senior Business Manager,
Algonquin Power
Troy Ryan,
Eastern Regional Manager,
Leeward Energy
Mark Gilmore,
Director of Operations,
Engie Canada Inc.
Tracy Duncan,
TransAlta
Kristin Vidi,
Mechanical Engineering
EIT,
Alterra Power
Charles Godreau,
Research Analyst,
TechnoCentre Eolien
Aaron Culver,
Senior Renewable Energy
Consultant,
SgurrEnergy
Mark Eagle,
Sales Development
Manager,
Moventas
Reynir Hilmisson,
Lead Global Remote
Monitoring DIagnositic
Engineer,
Brüel Kjaer Vibro GmbH
Lauge Nielsen*,
Regional Manager,
Pattern Energy
JJ Davis*,
OM Manager,
Krueger Energy
Martin Davison*,
Operations Manager,
Capital Power
OWNER OPERATORS
SERVICE SPECIALISTS
*Top owners have been recruited to act as owner advocates
during all QA to ensure you get the details and answers you
need to make positive operational decisions

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Allan Duncan,
President CEO,
CSS Wind
Jeff Walkup,
VP Sales Operations,
Gram Juhl
Steven Fugere,
VP Business Development,
East Coast Wind
Petteri Anitakinen,
CEO,
Wicetec
Richard Brooks,
Wind Energy Aftermarket
Manager,
The Timken Company
Ville Karkkolainen,
Managing Director,
Bladefence
Alexandre Vezina,
Technical Manager,
Delom Services
Berj Tatiyousian,
Regional Health Safety
Manager,
Senvion
SERVICE SPECIALISTS
Ben MacDonald,
Professional II – QSE
Eastern Canada,
Vestas
Keith Vergien,
Area Operations Manager –
Canada Solar/Wind,
EDF Renewable Services
Payam Ashtiani,
Principal,
Aercoustics
David Clark,
Owner,
CMS Wind
Judah Moseson,
VP Operations,
Cooke Power Services
Kevin Alewine,
Director of Marketing,
Shermco Industries
Tom Sutton,
Associate Director,
KVCC Wind Turbine
Technician Academy
Mike Doherty,
Electrical Safety
Consultant,
e-Hazard

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7:30-8:45 REGISTRATION, EXHIBITION
WELCOME COFFEE
9:00-9:20 Lessons Learned from the
USA - How to Approach the Post
Warranty Transition
• Build your understanding of the market
scope for post warranty turbines in the
Canadian/ North USA markets over the
next 5-10 years’ dependent on Canada’s
differing ownership size/investor models
• Examine the impact PW has had on
transforming the supply chain landscape
in the US and what this has meant for the
proportional spend on OM by key US
wind farm owners
• Quiz key OEMs ISPs on the trends seen
in industry MA in order to know what
supply chain transformations the Canadian
market can expect of the next 5-10 years
Official Conference Chairman TBC
9:20-9:45 Utility Scale Self
Performance Post Warranty
• Evaluate the development of EDF from an
owner developer to self-performer and
now to 3rd Party service provider and know
what to expect from EDF in the next 5 years
• Receive exclusive insights on the benefits
of self-performance and identify how
they’ve enhanced generation while cutting
downtime across sites by training and
establishing in-house expertize
• Understand how the key takeaways from
the EDF experience can be applied to
your own portfolio no matter how large or
small your fleet
Alex Couture,
EDF EN Canada
9:45-10:10 Successfully Navigate Your
Transition to End of Warranty (EOW)
• Understand the process from start to finish
when it comes to making the transition to
post-warranty
• Ensure you’re aware of how owners can
avoid common pitfalls and oversights
when you take advantage of the very latest
owner lessons learned from the past 12
months
• Examine the competing business strategies
for operating turbines post warranty and
understand why Enbridge has chosen the
approach it has
Ian MacRobbie,
General Manager,
Enbridge
10:10-10:30 Exclusive EOW QA
Session - Have your say/ What do you
need to know?
QA with:
Lauge Nielsen,
Regional Manager,
Pattern Energy
Alex Couture,
EDF EN Canada
Ian MacRobbie,
General Manager,
Enbridge
Use our Sli.do conference tool to ask
questions directly on your tablet, phone or
computer
Your Questions Could Include:
• What ROI has been achieved by sticking
with the OEM?
• What improvements are OEMs making
to secure service agreements for the
competitive post warranty market?
• What about 3rd Part OEM Services? Will
they grow as they did in the US or will
they simply expand US service provision
northwards
• Will costs decline to match US service
costs and over what timelines?
• When has it made sense to self-service?
• How do owners prepare resources and
infrastructures? What were the teething
pains?
• What ROI is being achieved and who
can we look to for guidance (small
owners vs. large owners)?
• What is the USP of ISP Servicing? What
benefits are reaped by partnering with
an ISP for services?
• How do ISPs compete on price with
OEMs? What value added services are
they offering to achieve contracts?
10:30-11:00 EXHIBITION
NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK
NEW WIND FARM
OWNERS PASS
for details
DAY 1 – NOV 29 - WIND OM CANADA 2016 CONFERENCE PROGRAM
11:00-11:30 Develop a Business
Case that Optimizes Cold Weather
Generation
• Understand what is the business case and
how you can build/verify one for cold
weather operations
• Learn about the latest tools and
techniques to accurately identify your
lost %AEP from cold weather conditions
and icing
• Examine the latest research from TCE
that demonstrate good icing detection
first, this allowing you to correct turbine
position and settings to maximize
production control
Charles Godreau,
Research Analyst,
TechnoCentre Eolien
11:30-12:00 Mitigate Ice Optimize
Performance
• Learn how to remove uncertainties
around the impact of ice on your turbines
and discover insights that will boost your
operational capacity
• Evaluate key takeaways, experiences and
performance data from cold weather
turbine operations in Sweden and
understand how this affects your own
plant
• Review the full experiences from the
first Canadian retrofit solution project by
Wicetec East Coast Wind
Petteri Anitkainen,
CEO,
Wicitec
Steven Fugere,
VP Business Development,
East Coast Wind
Wind Farm
12:00-12:30 Mitigate Loss of Energy
from Cold Climate Operations
• Examine the steps taken by owners to
successfully transition from a reactive to
a proactive blade maintenance strategy in
cold climate European wind farms
• Understand how their lessons learned
have been reincorporated into the latest
blade repair and protection technologies
over the last 18 months to minimize
downtime while reducing blade repair
costs
Ville Karkkolanien,
Managing Director,
Bladefence
NETWORKING LUNCH BREAK

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5:15-5:45 Roundtables: Proving the
value of CMS Investment
Roundtable Leaders include:
David Clark,
Owner,
CMS Wind
Tracy Duncan,
TransAlta
Reynir Hilmisson,
Lead Global Remote
Monitoring Diagnostic
Engineer,
Brüel Kjær Vibro
Jeff Walkup,
Gram Juhl
Attendees will be split into table groups
and assigned a Roundtable Leader whose
role is to stimulate and lead discussion on
the rough topics below, whilst giving you
the opportunity to ask the questions most
important to you before a final summary of
lessons learned and next steps.
Notes from this session will be complied
into the final delegate debrief to ensure
you take away the key points and lessons
learned back to your own wind parks.
• What new defects/ symptoms are
we now finding with the latest CMS
solutions?
• What are the arguments/costs for
retrofits on turbines where there is no
installed system?
• Who is best placed to analyze the data,
make recommendations and decide the
most effective course of action when
self-servicing?
• How is it possible to build analytical
infrastructure in house and what ROI has
been achieved?
NOTE: peer roundtables offer the chance
to discuss key questions in small groups
of owners, OEMs and vendors that are
facilitated by respected industry figures.
Findings/ questions are then fed back to
the main group with key takeaways and
next steps determined to ensure true
value is added by such sessions
NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTION
7:00 onwards Post Drinks Reception
Delegate Networking Dinner (TBC) at
a local venue.
Have Your Say
Our use of our innovative QA app
allows you unfettered opportunities
to ask key panels and keynote
speakers the questions you always
wanted to ask
NEW WIND FARM
OWNERS PASS
for details
2:00-2:30 Lessons Learned: Common
Wind Turbine Bearing Failures, Costs
Solutions
• Learn about the most common bearing
failures that have plagued the Wind
industry over the last five years.
• Understand the causes of these failures
and their potential financial impact to
your OM budget.
• Learn what can be done to delay
these failures, and what upgrades can
be employed to prevent them from
reoccurring.
Richard Brooks,
Wind Aftermarket
Manager,
The Timken Company
2:30-3:00 Understand the Latest in
Uptower Generator Diagnostics
Repairs
• Learn the essential theory behind
common and unexpected generator
failures and how operators are currently
performing diagnostics and regular
maintenance
• Examine trends in the latest owner
generator failure data and evaluate how
uptower repairs have changes the cost
profile of generator OM in Canada
• Review the very latest case studies that
demonstrate how to effectively monitor,
diagnose and remediate generator failure
modes uptower
Alex Vezina,
Technical Manager,
Delom Services
3:00-3:30 TCM® Retrofit, Installation
Monitoring a “True Turnkey
Solution.”
• Understand the supply chain is evolving
to cater to the core challenges faced in
choosing a wind turbine CMS provider
• Discover how ‘one-stop-shops’ for
purchase, installation, IT set up, data
collections, analysis and decision
making will ensure far more efficiency in
deploying advanced CMS
• Gain exclusive insights from the very
latest CMS retrofit performed by the
Gram Juhl team and discuss the key
learnings and measured ROI
Jeff Walkup,
Gram Juhl
3:30-4:00 Proving the Net Benefits of
Condition Monitoring Systems (CMS)
• Receive an exclusive owner talk through
of a case study showing how CMS
was used to accurately locate a fault
or symptom, how the issue was then
remediated
• Analyze with the owner the net cost
benefits accrued by investing in the
CMS system, spotting the fault and
remediating to gauge to what degree the
remediation was expedited and overall
AEP was increased and then an analysis
of the net cost benefits accrued when
using the CMS system
Tracy Duncan,
TransAlta
NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK
4:45-5:15 Securing Rapid CMS
Payback
• Discuss the key learnings of efforts by
Brüel Kjær Vibro to retrofit hundreds of
WTGs with CMS
• Explore the end-user’s experiences in
deploying the solution to efficiently
reversing an alarming trend of rising
OPEX and falling availability
Reynir Hilmisson,
Lead Global Remote
Monitoring Diagnostic
Engineer,
Brüel Kjær Vibro

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8:00-9:00 REGISTRATION, EXHIBITION
WELCOME COFFEE
9:00-9:45 Plan Your Path to
Performance Optimization Perfection
– The next 1-3% AEP
• Evaluate, with owners, the key steps you
need to take to go from merely operating
a turbine to optimizing the energy
generation of a full fleet
• Grasp key takeaways including
understanding whether you’re collecting
the right data and knowing if you’re even
asking the right questions of your portfolio
• See owners demonstrate how
they’ve managed to develop effective
knowledge management processes and
infrastructure to ensure they achieve net
energy gains that don’t break the bank
Panel Leads: Aaron
Culver,
Sgurr Energy,
Kristin Vidi, Mechanical
Engineering EIT,
Alterra Power
9:45-10:15 Use Tape to Secure
Improved Generation
• Get the latest updates on a project that
deployed membrane tape to the leading
edge of the blades at one of the largest
wind farms in Canada
• Evaluate the case studies key learnings
with the owner and explore how this
work can be scaled and deployed on
your own operations
Allan Duncan, President,
CSS Wind
Bill Chambers, Site
Supervisor, TransAlta
10:15-10:45 Rethink Forces on the
Drivetrain Refocus Your Supply
Chain to Compensate
• Learn how increasing your awareness of
the forces at play on the drivetrain during
operations will have a significant effect
on your utilizing of vendor solutions
• Explore the ways that owners can use
drivetrain forces data to better predict,
prevent and remediate wind component
failures
• Evaluate the latest innovative approaches
to uptower gearbox repairs in the
Canadian market
Mark Eagle, Sales
Development Manager,
Moventas
10:45-11:15 EXHIBITION NETWORKING
COFFEE BREAK
11:15-11:45 Key Takeaways for
Excellent BOP Maintenance Plant
Optimization
• Dodge common errors in BOP
management by reviewing exclusive
owner case histories that showcase
the best approaches for optimizing all
aspects of your BOP’s performance
• Understand what innovative cold
weather tools and solutions have been
most effective for Canadian owners to
expedite the process of BOP fault/ failure
remediation
Keith Vergien,
Area Operations Manager
Wind Solar, EDF
Renewable Services
11:45-12:15 Owner Panel Examination
of Effective BOP OM Essentials
• Review, with owners, the key challenges
involved in effective BOP maintenance
• Understand how the very latest US case
history experience can be utilized
• Get the latest updates and insights into
the key BOP failures you can avoid,
as well as the ones you haven’t even
considered yet
Panellists Include:
Judah Moseson,
Cooke Power Services
Rob Edinger,
Algonquin Power
Keith Vergien,
EDF Renewable Services
Troy Ryan,
Leeward Energy
12:15-12:30 AWEA/CanWEA Update on
Recommended Practice
Kevin Alewine, Current Chair,
AWEA Operation Maintenance
Committee
12:30-2:00 EXHIBITION NETWORKING
LUNCH BREAK
1:00-2:00pm *Exclusive Owner
Operator Lunchtime Workshop TBC
2:00-2:20 Continuous Improvement in
Workforce Management Training
• While pressure to increase AEP reduce
OM costs is budget driven, ensure you
maintain the correct levels of staffing for
your scale of operations by reviewing
owner case histories detailing what scale
and ability is most effective safest
depending on your own chosen service
model.
• Examine key lessons learned in training
investment and skills retention strategies
to ensure you have the right person in
the right place at the right time to have a
meaningful impact of reducing downtime
without the risk of over/under staffing
• Ensure your awareness of the most
effective approaches to managing seasonal
works forces and get your chance to quiz
those at the leading edge of the industry
on their own strategy
Tom Sutton, Director,
Wind Turbine Technician
Academy (KVCC)
2:20-2:50 Secure Safe Working
Environments Amongst Electrical
Equipment
• Examine the impact frequency of Arc
Flash events within electrical industries
• Understand how poor electrical
maintenance over time increases OM
downtime and increases unnecessary risk
to maintenance technicians
• Receive exclusive guidance on what
constitutes a critical issue if you’re not
from an electrical background in order to
better plan and execute any and all OM
Mike Doherty, Electrical
Safety Consultant,
e-Hazard
2:50-3:15 Emergency Access
Response in Remote Locations
• Ensure your teams compliance with local
safety environmental legislation by
hearing from the industry elite in safety
training provision
• Examine the most effective strategies
for wind farm emergency response to
ensure that no one turbine technician is
put at adverse risk
• Discuss what opportunities, tools and
new technologies are being deployed in
the Canadian market to better protect
all personnel and assets from major HSE
events
Ben MacDonald,
Professional II – QSE
Eastern Canada, Vestas

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