2018 EGSA Fall Conference Nashville, TN September 23-25...12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Welcome Lunch Ryman Hall B1 1:00 - 5:30 p.m. EGSA Committee Meetings Various Locations 6:30 - 10:00 p.m

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Welcome from 2018 EGSA PresidentWelcome to Nashville! On behalf of the EGSA Board and Staff, I would like to welcome you to the 2018 Fall Conference.

There is always something to gain by attending one of our signature events and this conference is one of the best venues to have a voice in our industry and our activities.

Stay engaged over these next 3 days and if you haven’t made a commitment already, I encourage you to attend at least one of our committee meetings during your visit.

Finally, if you are joining us for the first time, we are especially interested in your feedback on the conference. Please don’t forget to participate in our post-conference survey for first timers and new members.

If we can do anything to make your stay more enjoyable, please let us know!

Regards,

Dennis Roundtree, Onsite Power, Inc.

2018 EGSA President

EGSA OfficersPRESIDENT

Dennis RoundtreeOnsite Power Inc.

PRESIDENT-ELECTPaul Feld

Penn Power Systems

VICE PRESIDENTKurtiss E. Summers

Austin Generator Service

SECRETARY-TREASURERBob Piske

Arizona Generator Technology Inc.

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

Charlie HabicGillette Generators, Inc.

EGSA DirectorsThomas Black

ASCO Power Technologies

Andy BriggsPower Telematics, Inc.

Justin McMahonNidec Electric Power Generation

Marty MorrillApplied Catalysts

Brian PonsteinMTU Onsite Energy

Al PowersPowers Generator Service, LLC

Steve SappingtonCaterpillar

Hal WallsMineTerra Corporation

EGSA StaffJalane L. KelloughExecutive Director

Liz BustamanteManager of Membership

& Technology

Peter CatalfuManager of Communications

Herb DaughertyManager of the

Rowley Schools of On-Site Power Generation

Kim GilesMarketing Manager

Emily HartstoneManager of Conferences

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Table of ContentsSchedule of Events 4-9Networking Activities 10-11EGSA Committees 24-29Exhibitor Showcase 12-17Conference Sponsors 18-21EGSA Events Schedule 30Advertisers 30

44 Nashville, TN • September 23 - 25

Key Card Sponsor: Nidec Electric Power Generation

Event-at-a-Glance Sponsor: Pritchard Brown

Schedule at a Glance SUNDAY September 2312:00 - 6:00 p.m. EGSA Registration Desk Open Ryman Ballroom Foyer

12:00 - 6:00 p.m. Exhibitor Showcase Set-up Ryman Hall B1

2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Technical Oversight Committee Meeting Ryman Studio C

5:00 - 6:00 p.m. First-Time Attendees/ New Members Reception (By Invitation Only) Ryman Studio DE

6:00 - 7:30 P.M. Welcome Reception Water’s Edge Restaurant

MONDAY September 247:00 - 11:45 a.m. EGSA Registration Desk Open Ryman Ballroom Foyer

6:30 - 7:30 a.m. Exhibitor Showcase Set-up Ryman Hall B1

7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Exhibitor Showcase/Breakfast Ryman Hall B1

8:30 TO 9:45 a.m. Keynote Speaker - John Ratzenberger Ryman Ballroom

9:45 - 10:15 a.m. Exhibitor Showcase/Break Ryman Hall B1

10:15 - 11:00 a.m. Conversation with FEMA - Jeffrey Dorko Ryman Ballroom

11:00 - 11:45 a.m. Rudolph’s Virtues - Jim McDonald Ryman Ballroom

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Welcome Lunch Ryman Hall B1

1:00 - 5:30 p.m. EGSA Committee Meetings Various Locations

6:30 - 10:00 p.m. Awards Reception & Banquet Ryman ABC Foyer & Ballroom Followed by Monday Night Football.

TUESDAY September 257:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. EGSA Registration Desk Open Ryman Ballroom Foyer

7:00 - 8:30 a.m. Exhibitor Showcase/Breakfast Ryman Hall B1

8:30 - 9:35 a.m. De-escalating Conflict in Any Work Setting - Ret. Lieutenant Raymond Hasset Ryman Ballroom

9:35 - 9:55 a.m Meeting of EGSA Members Ryman Ballroom

9:55 - 10:30 a.m. Exhibitor Showcase/Break Ryman Hall B1

10:30 - 11:45 a.m. Remote Monitoring for the On-Site Power Industry Panel - Moderated by Any Briggs Ryman Ballroom

12:15 - 5:30 p.m. EGSA Networking Activities Delta Portico

7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Closing Reception Water’s Edge Restaurant

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Registration Open 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Ryman Ballroom FoyerMake your way to the Registration Desk and check in with EGSA Staff to col-lect your Registration Bag, Conference identification, event drink tickets and Official Conference Program. (Registration Bags sponsored by ASCO/Avtron; Badge Holders sponsored by Generac Power Systems; USBs sponsored by Global Power Components; Registration Portfolios sponsored by Robinson Custom Enclosures; Attendee Gifts sponsored by WEG)

UL2200 Working Group 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.

This is a closed group meeting. Ryman Studio B

Technician Certification Committee 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.

This is a closed committee meeting. Ryman Studio A

Exhibitor Showcase Set-up 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Ryman Hall B1Exhibitors may access the Exhibitor Showcase at this time to set up their displays. Please note that the hotel does not provide additional security (i.e., a posted guard) for the exhibit hall. We encourage you to refrain from leaving product samples, laptop computers or other valuables unattended overnight.

Technical Oversight Committee Meeting 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Ryman Studio CAttendees are encouraged to attend this or any of the committee meetings taking place on Monday afternoon.

Professional Head Shot Photo Booth 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Ryman Ballroom FoyerUpdate your head shot at the Professional Head Shot Photo Booth. (Sponsored by PowerSecure Inc.)

First-Time Attendees/ New Member Reception 5:00 - 6:00 p.m.

By Invitation Only. Ryman Studio DEThis reception provides first-time attendees and new members with an op-portunity to learn about EGSA, network with a leadership group comprised of EGSA Board Members, Past Presidents and Committee Chairs and their guests. (Sponsored by Fairbanks Morse Engine.)

Welcome Reception 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.

Water’s Edge Restaurant The Welcome Reception will serve as the official “kick off” for EGSA’s 53rd Annual Fall Conference. Have a cocktail and sample an array of light hors d’oeuvres. (Sponsored by Thomson Power Systems.)

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Registration Open 7:00 - 11:45 a.m.

Ryman Ballroom FoyerIf you missed checking in on Sunday, proceed to the Registration Desk and collect your Conference materials.

Exhibitor Showcase Set-up 6:30 - 7:30 a.m.

Ryman Hall B1Exhibitors may access the Exhibitor Showcase during this time to set up.

Exhibitor Showcase/Breakfast 7:30 - 8:30 a.m.

Ryman Hall B1Our EGSA Exhibitor Showcase allows exhibitors to interact with attendees in a traditional tradeshow setting. We’ve added 10X10s in Nashville! Please make time to visit our showcase. (Breakfast sponsored by DEIF, Inc.)

President’s Opening Remarks 8:30 - 8:45 a.m.

President Dennis Roundtree, Onsite Power, Inc. Ryman BallroomEGSA President, Dennis Roundtree, will open the Conference and welcome delegates on behalf of the Board of Directors. (Monday morning entertain-ment and stage lighting sponsored by Gillette Generators, Inc.)

Keynote Address: The Industrial Tsunami Coming Your Way 8:45 - 9:45 a.m.

John Ratzenberger Ryman BallroomThanks to the generosity of Kohler Power Systems, we are able to bring John Ratzenberger to Nashville. Most of you will remember him from the loveable role he played in the television sitcom Cheers as mail carrier, Cliff Clavin. Some of our younger members, or those with kids, might know John as the voice of several Pixar animated characters. Known as Pixar’s Good Luck Charm, John has voiced a character in every Pixar film starting with Hamm the Pig in Toy Story to this summer’s release of the Incredibles 2, where he plays the Underminer.

So you may be asking, “How is Cliff Clavin going to help me in power generation?” Great question! Since climbing off the barstool at Cheers more than 25 years ago, John has become Hollywood’s most outspoken advocate for American manufacturing. Last October, John was appointed to the President’s Task Force on Apprenticeship Expansion whose mission is to identify strategies and proposals to promote apprenticeships, especially in sectors where apprenticeship programs are insufficient. He speaks to groups across the country about eliminating the stigma around the trades while providing much-needed training opportunities for students, returning veterans and out of work Americans.

Exhibitor Showcase/Break 9:45 - 10:15 a.m.

Ryman Hall B1Refreshments will be served during this installment of the Showcase.

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Keynote Speaker Sponsor: Kohler Power Systems

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A Conversation with FEMA 10:15 - 11:00 a.m.

Jeffrey Dorko -,Asst. Manager for Logistics - Office of Response and Recovery Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Ryman BallroomWith a public service career spanning more than 35 years, Jeffrey has served in key lead-ership positions worldwide and completed his military service as a Major General.

FEMA’s Logistics Directorate is working to find new ways to enable the timely and effec-tive restoration of private sector supply chains, commercial services and businesses affected by disasters. Power restoration may well be the most critical first step in getting disaster survivors and the impacted area on the road to normal after a terrible experience. The EGSA 2018 Fall Conference represents a unique and critically important opportunity to open a dialog between the on-site power industry and FEMA’s resource and logistics responders to improve our collec-tive service to disaster survivors in their hour of greatest need.

Rudolph’s Virtues: Environmental Impact & How Big is Your Climate 11:00 - 11:45 a.m.

Jim McDonald, PowerSecure, Inc. Ryman BallroomTier IV was introduced to the EGSA membership in 2006. If you follow the path of “Clean Coal” you will see a dangerous precedent and narrative of half-heartedly embracing ‘green’ while surmising that your industry is invincible, when in actuality Pollution controls is just what might save the Diesel Engine!

Rudolph Diesel’s altruistic intents, the unique qualities of today’s diesel engine and the antiq-uity of our grid all prove the point. What will EGSA’s impact be with regards to promoting and leverag-ing the diesel engine’s unique role in modernizing the aging grid infrastructure of the United States?

Welcome Lunch 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

Full Registrants Only. Ryman Hall B1The Welcome Lunch is an excellent way to interact with your fellow members. It is also fun, as we reward our Members for their efforts. If this is your first EGSA event, please don’t skip the lunch. (Sponsored by ComAp)

Committee Meetings 1:00 - 5:30

Refer to card in your name badge for times and locations. Ryman Studios

Cummins Cookie Bar & Perkins Engine Drinks 2:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Ryman Ballroom FoyerHere’s something new for the afternoon! Many of you requested an afternoon snack during the committee meetings and we were fortunate that Cummins stepped up to handle the sweets, while Perkins Engine has sponsored the refreshing beverages (like lemonade and iced tea). Stop by! Network with your new friends!

Professional Head Shot Photo Booth 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Ryman Ballroom FoyerUpdate your head shot at the Professional Head Shot Photo Booth. (Sponsored by PowerSecure Inc.)

Awards Reception & Banquet 6:30 - 10:00 p.m.

Followed by Monday Night Football. Ryman BallroomThe Awards Reception & Banquet is often regarded as the highlight of each EGSA Fall Confer-ence, where we will honor the contributions of those Directors who have completed their terms of Service. This is also the event where we will unveil our 2018 TOYA winner. (Co-Sponsored by Doosan Portable Power & Taylor Power Systems) 7

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Registration Open 7:15 - Noon

Ryman Ballroom FoyerMake your way to the Registration Desk and check in with EGSA Staff to collect your Registration Bag, Conference identification, event drink tickets and Official Conference Program.

Exhibitor Showcase/Breakfast 7:00 - 8:30 a.m.

Ryman Hall B1Our popular Exhibitor Showcase allows Exhibitors to interact with attendees in a traditional tabletop show setting. (Breakfast sponsored by Woodward)

De-escalating Conflict in Any Work Setting 8:30 - 9:35 a.m.

Ret. Lieutenant Raymond Hasset Ryman BallroomMore than 850 companies make up the Electrical Generating Systems Association, representing tens of thousands of employees that range from c-level executives to end-users of the industry. Al-though our members’ day-to-day scope of work may vary greatly, we

should all strive for the highest level of professionalism and performance. However, there will undoubtedly be challenging issues – especially when servicing on-site power systems – where conflict can arise.

Whether you’re working in sales, customer service, management or visiting a client face-to-face, you’re going to experience some kind of conflict. How you deal with that disconnect can impact your bottom line in productivity, client-retention and brand reputation.

Be prepared to leave Ray’s presentation with real tools on how to de-es-calate any situation – from internal conflict in the workplace, to disagree-ments with outside resources to boots-on-the-ground service technicians who are your face and brand to your customers.

Ray teaches De-escalation/Connecting Techniques to police departments, foreign embassies, corporations, schools and associations with one very real directive: the bottom line in any conflict is to get out of it with everyone feeling heard, respected and responded to so all parties can move on.

Meeting of EGSA Members 9:35 - 9:55 a.m.

Ryman Ballroom

Exhibitor Showcase/Break 9:55 - 10:30 a.m.

Ryman Hall B1Refreshments will be served during this installment of the Showcase.

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Please note that during the Monday and Tuesday General Sessions, a Bose Wireless Speaker will

be given away each day to one lucky winner. You must be present to win. Don’t miss our power-packed

speaker agenda and you will have two chances to win!Sponsored by Mosebach Manufactoring Co. (Monday) and

ASKA Power Generation USA (Tuesday).

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Remote Monitoring for the On-Site Power Industry Panel 10:30 - 11:45 a.m.

Moderated by Andy Briggs, Power Telematics, Inc. Ryman Ballroom

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a major driving force for most industries, including the On-Site Power industry.

Generator manufacturers and service organizations are embracing emerging tech-nology and incorporating remote monitoring solutions into their equipment and ser-vice operations. This allows for access to the status of each customer’s generators, provides service companies and generator owners with automatic alert notifications, provides history and performance tracking and many other benefits.

The primary goal of generator monitoring is to improve reliability and performance to help ensure that the generator system will work properly when needed. The resulting benefit is that everyone wins...the generator owner, the service provider and the generator brand.

Technology is changing our industry, how we provide service, and how we meet and exceed the 21st century expectations of our customers. Join us for this exciting panel of experts on the subject from the manufacturers’ point of view!

PANELISTS

A. Matt Adamchick, MTU Onsite EnergyB. Dagoberto (Dago) Goncalves, Caterpillar Inc.C. Todd Howe, Doosan Portable PowerD. Mario Ibrahim, ASCO Power TechnologiesE. Beau Lintereur, Cummins Inc. F. Ray Lecuyer, ComApG. Vito Minneci, Kohler Power SystemsH. Greg Wischstadt, Generac Power Systems

Networking Opportunities See descriptions on next page

Honky Tonk Scavenger Hunt & Pub Crawl - Meet at the Delta Portico at 12:15.

Golf Tournament - Pick up your boxed lunch at the Magnolia Portico at 12:15.

Fishing Tournament - Meet at the Delta Portico at 12:15.

Old Hickory Lock & Dam Gearhead Tour - Meet at the Delta Portico at 12:15.

Closing Reception 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

Water’s Edge Restaurant

The Closing Reception is the perfect opportunity to socialize with friends and business as-sociates before heading home. We will have a “Red, White & Blue” theme at this reception. (Sponsored by Advanced Manufacturing & Power Systems, Inc. - AMPS)

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Is your phone getting low on power?

Stop by the phone charging station.Sponsored by

Penn Power Systems.

Networking The Annual EGSA Fall Conference fosters a great environment for networking. Each of our networking events is designed to create new business relation-ships and fortify existing connections in a relaxed, informal environment.

Honky Tonk Scavenger Hunt & Pub CrawlWe pulled out all of the stops when it came to deciding what our third activity would be for Nashville. Get ready for a networking excursion that is truly unique!

First, pick up your box lunch and board our luxury motor coach for a quick ride downtown with your closest EGSA colleagues! This 3-hour scavenger hunt will bring you down Broadway while you search for some unique items with your team.

Each EGSA scavenger hunt team will have to follow the clues provided, allowing them to see all the major sights downtown. Just to keep you on your toes, there are also clues to gathering stops (5).

When a team completes a bar stop they receive a stamp in their passport. Each team is also timed, so when all teams have made it to the finish line, points are tallied and the team with the most points with the shortest time wins! There will be (9) photo stops along the way, so be sure to show your team spirit!

This tour also includes a few perks, including a team backpack for each participant in their team color, as well as the winners of the scavenger hunt will each get a very special prize. Don’t miss the opportunity for a little friendly competition, sightseeing and networking all rolled into one!

The cost of this tour is $135.*

Transportation and lunch are included.

If you are registered for this tour, please meet at the Delta Portico of the hotel no later than 12:15 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon.

Networking Activities Sponsors:

Blue Star Power Systems: EGSA Golf Tournament Title Sponsor

Clay & Bailey Mfg: Golf Prize Co-Sponsor

Diesel Radiator Co: Fishing Tee Shirt Sponsor and Golf Prize Co-Sponsor

Generator Solutions: Golf Hole-In-One Sponsor

Girtz: Excursion & Tournaments Insulated Tote Sponsor

John Deere Power Systems: Fishing Tournament Title Sponsor

Marathon Generators: Honky Tonk Scavenger Hunt Sponsor

The Newell Company: Honky Tonk Scavenger Hunt Prize Sponsor

Nixon Power Services: Gearhead Tour Sponsor

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Golf TournamentGet Ready for another EGSA Golf Tournament! Located 5 minutes from Gaylord Opryland Resort, Gaylord Springs Golf Links has consistently been recognized among GolfWeek’s best courses you can play in Ten-nessee.

Gaylord Springs, designed by US Open and PGA cham-pion Larry Nelson, offers challenges for golfers of any skill level. The links-style course demands accuracy to stay clear of the deep bunkers, water hazards and rolling grass mounds but also requires creativity and a soft touch around the undulating, MiniVerde Bermuda grass greens.

Carved from the banks of the meandering Cumberland River, our Scottish links-style, par-72 layout offers 18 holes bordered by limestone bluffs and wetlands. With challenges around every fairway bend, Gaylord Springs forces you to think and react, creating a satisfying finish every time a flag is pulled from the cup.

The cost of this tournament is $165.*

Includes boxed lunch.

Rental Clubs $65.

One Mulligan $5.

Three Mulligans $12.

Golfers are responsible for their own transportation to/from the golf course. Please pick up your boxed lunch at 12:15 p.m. at the Magnolia Portico of the hotel. The tournament tee time is 1:30 p.m. sharp.

*Networking Events are not included in your registration fee. You must pre-register and pay an additional fee to participate.

Fishing TournamentPercy Priest Lake is a 42-mile long 14,000 acre U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lake created by the J. Percy Priest Dam which was completed in 1968. The lake was named in honor of Congressman J. Percy Priest. With its convenient location, a short 15 minute drive from downtown Nashville, Percy Priest Lake offers numer-ous fishing opportunities throughout the lake. Fishing tournaments are often held at the lake during summer months. Twenty fish attractor locations have been added to the lake and are maintained by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. A valid Tennessee fishing license is required for all fishermen.

The cost of this tournament is $200.*

Includes a boxed lunch and transportation to the tournament site.

If you are registered for this tour, please meet at the Delta Portico of the hotel no later than 12:15 p.m.

Old Hickory Lock & Dam Gearhead TourThe Old Hickory Lock opened to navigation traffic in June 1954. The lock chamber is 397 feet long and 84 feet wide. During normal lake levels, the lock will lift a boat 60 feet from the river below the dam to the lake above the dam. The lock releases over 15 million gallons of water each time is emptied.

Named after President Andrew Jackson (our 7th Presi-dent), the Lock was named “Old Hickory” just like Jack-son’s nickname, because of his toughness and brash personality. Orphaned at age 14, Jackson’s toughness and intelligence saw him through tough times in the wil-derness of the Southwest Territory, an area that would eventually become Tennessee.

For each attendee on the tour to participate, the U.S. Corps of Engineers advised that each must:

1. Wear closed toed shoes

2. Bring the conference name badge to serve as a name tag

3. Bring driver’s license or other form of government issued ID.

The tour cost $30.* Includes boxed lunch.

If you are registered for the Gearhead Tour, please pick up your boxed lunch in the Delta Portico of the hotel at 12:15 p.m. prior to boarding your bus. Wheels roll promptly at 12:30 p.m.

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Alliance North America, Inc - AIRMAN T11American Acoustical Products T10ASCO Power Technologies B11Ayantra Inc. B8Carbon Fuel Services, LLC B6Catalytic Combustion Corporation B10Clay & Bailey Mfg Co. T15CRN Wireless LLC B19Davidson Sales Company T22DCL America Inc. T9Direct Wire & Cable T7Doosan Portable Power B17EPIC Assurance T1Fuel Management Services T20Generator Solutions Inc. B3Genergy Power LLC B4HILCO T19HMS Industrial Networks B7

HOTSTART B2IGSA Corp. T17Innovatia Inc. T28Keystone Materials Testing, Inc. T3La Marche Mfg. Co. T12Marelli Motori T2Maxim Silencers B12MIRATECH B5Multiquip Inc. - MQ Power T26Nidec Electric Power Generation B20OmniMetrix B15Petroleum Recovery Services B9Phillips and Temro Industries B14Pioneer Critical Power, Inc. T16

Power Telematics, Inc. B1Power Temp Systems B18Reverso Pumps T18Rx Monitoring Services, Inc. T8Safety Power Inc. T14Selkirk Corp - Pressure Stacks T21Semler Industries, Inc. T4SENS (Stored Energy Systems LLC) T25Sentrien Systems, Inc. B13Sunbelt Transformer Ltd. T6The VMC Group - Korfund Dynamics T24Trystar B16UL LLC T13 WEG Electric Corp. T5

Exhibitor ShowcaseThe EGSA Fall Conference draws representatives from the top manufacturers, distributors and consultants that make up the On-Site Power Industry. Our Ex-hibitor Showcase is an excellent way for attendees to connect with industry colleagues and to learn more about new products, services and technologies offered by exhibitors. Exhibition hours are conveniently spread throughout the course of the Conference to ensure ample opportunities to in-terface with companies exhibiting this spring.

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TABLEST1. EPIC AssuranceT2. Marelli MotoriT3. Keystone Materials Testing, Inc.T4. Semler Industries, Inc. T5. WEG Electric Corp.T6. Sunbelt Transformer Ltd.T7. Direct Wire & CableT8. Rx Monitoring Services, Inc.T9. DCL America Inc.T10. American Acoustical ProductsT11. Alliance North America, Inc - AIRMANT12. La Marche Mfg. Co.T13. UL LLCT14. Safety Power Inc.T15. Clay & Bailey Mfg Co.T16. Pioneer Critical Power, Inc.T17. IGSA Corp.T18. Reverso PumpsT19. HILCOT20. Fuel Management ServicesT21. Selkirk Corp - Pressure StacksT22. Davidson Sales CompanyT23. T24. The VMC Group - Korfund DynamicsT25. SENS (Stored Energy Systems LLC)T26. T27. T28. Innovatia Inc.T29. T30.

BOOTHSB1. Power Telematics, Inc.B2. HOTSTARTB3. Generator Solutions Inc.B4. Genergy Power LLCB5. MIRATECHB6. Carbon Fuel Services, LLCB7. HMS Industrial NetworkB8. Ayantra Inc.B9. Petroleum Recovery ServicesB10. Catalytic Combustion CorporationB11. ASCO Power TechnologiesB12. Maxim SilencersB13. Sentrien Systems, Inc.B14. Phillips and Temro IndustriesB15. OmniMetrixB16. TrystarB17. Doosan Portable PowerB18. Power Temp SystemsB19. CRN Wireless LLCB20. Nidec Electric Power Generation

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Alliance North America, Inc - AIRMAN T11

5150 E Pacific Coast Hwy. Ste 200, Long Beach, CA 90804(562) 450-3570Alliance North America is the North American distributor for AIRMAN Air Compressor and Generator. anacorp.com

American Acoustical Products T10

311 Hopping Brook Rd. Holliston, MA 01746(774) 233-7010 Fax (508) 429-8543Manufacturer of acoustical products including absorption, sound block-ing and damping products. Also offer engineering design, testing, and simulation. aapusa.com

ASCO Power Technologies B11

160 Park Ave. Florham Park, NJ 07932(800) 800-2726 Fax (973) 966-5716ASCO is the global leader in developing custom-engineered power transfer solutions for prime, emergency, legally required standby and optional power systems. ASCO provides customers with world-class TECHNOLOGY that optimizes reliability through constant inno-vation, comprehensive SUPPORT to help you from project concept to completion and factory trained field SERVICE that you can count on 24/7. ascopower.com

Ayantra Inc. B8

47873 Fremont Blvd. Fremont, CA 94538(510) 623-7526 Fax (510) 623-7839Ayantra designs, builds, and sup-ports a suite of wireless solutions for managing remote generators and also SCADA/Annunciator Sys-tems. The Ayantra solutions support all makes & models of generators. Product line includes FleetGen - for Transportable generators, FleetSen-try - for Onsite Standby generators, myGENcare - for Residential genera-tors. SCADA-LITE for remote sites.

Ayantra products are made in USA and come with lifetime warranty ayantra.com

Carbon Fuel Services, LLC B6

P.O. Box 343, Cherryville, NC 28021(704) 419-9939Carbon Fuel Services, LLC is a Professional Turnkey Diesel Fuel Polishing, Filtration, & Treatment Company with over 20+ years of combined preventative mainte-nance experience in the Fossil Fuel, Mission Critical & Healthcare Industries. CFS performs turnkey diesel fuel polishing, filtration, water extraction, treatment, as well as customized fuel maintenance programs for a vast array of diverse fuel applications throughout the Southeast & Mid-Atlantic States. Contact us today to schedule a FREE Site Visit and Service Estimate by one of our Fuel Service Engi-neers. carbonfuelservices.com

Catalytic Combustion Corporation B10

311 Riggs St., Bloomer, WI 54724(715) 568-2882 Fax (715) 568-2884Catalytic Combustion Corporation (CCC) has been in business since the 1950’s manufacturing and de-signing catalysts. Today our Power Generation business unit provides engineered solutions that reduce harmful emissions of NOx, CO, PM, HCHO and VOCs from any source. The markets we serve are Utility & Prime Power, Municipalities, Marine, Industrial, Healthcare, Rail and Mission Critical Facilities. CCC also has other business units that focus on emissions and sound reduction in other industries. catalyticcombustion.com

Clay & Bailey Mfg Co. T15

6401 E 40th St. Kansas City, MO 64129(800) 821-6583 Fax (816) 924-3903Manufacturer of fuel tank acces-sories such as emergency vents, overfill prevention valves, vents and spill containment boxes. Many of our products are UL, ULC and Florida DEQ Listed. We also can custom manufacture products to your specification. claybailey.com

CRN Wireless LLC B19

99 Mark Tree Rd., Ste 301 Centereach, NY 11720(631) 696-2769 Fax (631) 698-7943Wireless generator monitoring pro-vides 24-hour real time notification of critical generator events. Cellular and UHF technologies available. crnwireless.com

Davidson Sales Company T22

839 Bill France Blvd. Daytona Beach, FL 32117(386) 274-2079 Fax (386) 274-2279Representative and stocking distrib-utor for the following power gener-ation manufacturers: Panelsource, Marathon Electric, Thomson Power Systems, Maxim Silencers, Young Touchstone, Pryco, SENS, VMC/Korfund, VDO, Nason, Governors America Corp, HOTSTART, Gator Bat-tery Boxes, Midwest Electric, Salzer, Krueger, Marinco, and Intermatic Timers. davidsonsales.com

DCL America Inc. T9

12620 FM 1960 W, Ste 4A Box 560, Houston, TX 77065(877) 965-8989 Fax (281) 605-5858DCL is a global leader in the design, manufacture and implementation of advanced emission control systems for stationary and mobile internal combustion engines. DCL’s product offering includes catalytic convert-ers, catalytic mufflers, diesel partic-ulate filters as well as heat recovery and siloxane cleanup solutions. dcl-inc.com

Direct Wire & Cable T7

412 Oak St., Denver, PA 17517(800) 233-3848 Fax (800) 752-2654We sell power cable to the power, generator, and rental markets. We have five warehouses stocked with 4/0 power cable assemblies and bulk cable. Additionally, we are able to assemble any type of electrical cord you may need. directwireusa.com

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Doosan Portable Power B17

1293 Glenway Dr. Statesville, NC 28625 (800) 633-5206 Fax (704) 883-3770Doosan Portable Power manufac-tures and distributes mobile power solutions globally, offering a full portfolio of mobile generators, available with 60Hz output from 25 kVA to 570kVA, and 50Hz output from 20 kVA to 500 kVA, serving the construction, rental, municipal, oil and gas, telecom, mining and special events market segments. doosanportablepower.com

Fuel Management Services T20

13 Main Bayway Toms River, NJ 08753(732) 929-1964 Fax (732) 929-2925Fuel Management Services distrib-utes fuel additives to the emergency power industry. We also perform fuel testing. Our testing & additive treatment ensures absolute fuel reliability for diesel fuel. fuelmanagementservices.com

EPIC Assurance T1

288 SW 1251st Rd. Holden, MO 64040(800) 217-3698At Epic Assurance, we are common-ly referred to as “Insurance Guys”. While that is somewhat factual, it completely misses the point that we are “Equipment Guys” first. The owners of EPIC Assurance come from the manufacturing and distribution side of the equipment industry, with many years of hands on experience with the pitfalls of operating a business day to day. We have real world experience with the manufacturing, sales and support of equipment in real time. Our goal is to offer a venue to which we can provide added value to our clients by way of the absolute finest “Cus-tomer Loyalty Programs” we can offer. epicassurance.com

Generator Solutions Inc. B3

533 Hayward Ave. N, Ste 150, Oakdale, MN 55128(651) 770-9405 Fax (651) 770-6924Generator Solutions manufactures GenTracker monitoring equipment for standby generators of any size or brand. We provide remote generator monitoring services via the Internet, cellular and telecommunication lines to track generator usage and exercising. gentracker.com

Genergy Power LLC B4

PO Box 10731, Lancaster, PA 17605(717) 584-0375 Fax (717) 704-8445Genergy is a manufacturer and distributor of bulk and cut to length portable power and entertainment cable, cable assemblies with Cam-Lok connectors, and many other power distribution products. Fully customizable cable solutions are available with a variety of gauges, colors, and lengths of your choos-ing. genergypowerusa.com

HILCO T19

100 West 4th St., Elmira, NY 14901(607) 733-7121 Fax (607) 735-0946The Hilliard Corporation manufac-tures industrial filtration systems, engine starting equipment and oil mist eliminators for the Power Generation Industry. hilliardcorp.com

HMS Industrial Networks B7

35 East Wacker Dr., Ste 1700, Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 829-0601Netbiter is a complete solution for remote management enabling supervision and control of field equipment from any location. The effects are substantially lower main-tenance cost, less traveling to sites, and better control of your remote assets. netbiter.com

HOTSTART B2

5723 E. Alki Ave. Spokane, WA 99212(509) 534-6171 Fax (509) 534-4216HOTSTART is a world leader in the development and implementation of engine heating solutions. HOT-START designs and manufactures engine pre-heaters that improve the reliability of generators, heavy equipment and industrial engines. We partner with our customers to provide engine heating solutions that achieve their exact specifica-tions and unique requirements. hotstart.com

IGSA Corp. T17

5918 Santa Maria Ave. Laredo, TX 78041(956) 724-1121The leading manufacturer of diesel generator sets in Mexico, IGSA is a 100 Mexican company with more than 48 years of experience, pres-ent in 14 countries. IGSA works with brands like Cummins, John Deere, Volvo, Mitsubishi, Stamfrod, Leroy Somer, Deep Sea and ABB. igsa.com.mx

Innovatia Inc. T28

1 Germain St, Atrium Suites Saint John, NB, E2L 4V1 Canada(506) 640-4000Innovatia is a full service knowledge management company specializ-ing in technical documentation, learning and performance support services to leading energy sector organizations across North America and around the globe. innovatia.net

Keystone Materials Testing, Inc. T3

600 E 17th St. S, Newton, IA 50208(641) 792-8451 Fax (641) 792-7989Keystone Materials Testing, Inc. (KMT) provides a wide range of testing services for petroleum and bio based fuels, lubricants, fuel additives and fuel physical properties. Additionally, KMT can provide environmental testing services through its sister company, Keystone Laboratories, Inc. See our full story at kmtlabs.com

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La Marche Mfg. Co. T12

106 Bradrock Dr. Des Plaines, IL 60018(847) 299-1188 Fax (847) 299-3061Since 1945, La Marche has been providing reliable power conversion products. We are dedicated to the development and production of innovative quality products to meet our customers’ power requirements. La Marche products include battery chargers, rectifiers, power supplies, inverters and others. La Marche is an ISO 9001:2008 certified. lamarchemfg.com

Marelli Motori T2

2200 Norcross Pkwy., Ste 290, Norcross, GA 30071(859) 734-2588Founded in 1891, Marelli is a global leader in the design and manufac-ture of alternator systems up to 12,500 kVA for all types of applica-tions including prime, continuous, standby, emergency, UPS, telecom, cogeneration, marine, oil and gas, and hydro. The global headquarters is based near Venice, Italy. The Americas headquarters is based in Norcross, GA. marellimotori.com

Maxim Silencers B12

10635 Brighton Ln. Stafford, TX 77477(832) 554-0980 Fax (832) 554-0990Maxim Silencers manufactures a complete line of noise control, waste recovery and emission control equipment. Our silencers and muf-flers are designed to meet the most demanding applications and most strenuous requirements for engine or turbine exhaust noise control, silencing of high pressure vent ap-plication, waste heat recovery, and exhaust emissions. maximsilencers.com

MIRATECH B5

420 South 145th E. Ave. Mail Drop A, Tulsa, OK 74108(800) 640-3141MIRATECH products include NSCR and SCR catalyst systems, controls, housings, Vaporphase Exhaust Heat Recovery, engine silencers, exhaust piping, diesel particulate filters (DPF), control systems for active DPF regeneration, air/fuel ratio controllers, and RICE NESHAP mon-itoring/logging equipment. Services include commissioning; general support and maintenance; catalyst washes, repairs and replacements; site-specific training; and project management. miratechcorp.com

Multiquip Inc. - MQ Power T26

P.O. Box 6254, Carson, CA 90749 (800) 421-1244 Fax (310) 635-5249Manufacture and sales of diesel powered generators from 10 kW to 1.5 Megawatt and accessories.multiquip.com

Nidec Electric Power Generation B20

7825 Washington Ave. South Suite 210, Bloomington, MN 55439(952) 300-2510As global leaders in the design and manufacture of unique power solutions, Nidec Electric Power Generation provides alternator sys-tems in the 5kW - 25MW range for all types of applications including rental & construction, data centers, oil & gas, nuclear, defense, hydro, wind, aviation, and diesel-electric traction systems. With manufac-turing facilities in the Americas, Europe, India and Asia, we are uniquely positioned to deliver user focused power generation solutions to an ever-changing world. Leroy-Somer.com/ElectricPower-Generation

OmniMetrix B15

4295 Hamilton Mill Rd., Suite 100, Buford, GA 30518(770) 209-0012 Fax (770) 123-4111OmniMetrix® is the leader and pioneer in M2M wireless remote monitoring, control and diagnostics for critical equipment. With over 16 years of experience and thousands of assets monitored, OmniMetrix is the proven solution for making critical systems more reliable. OmniMetrix is a trusted solution at facilities and sites around the world including cell towers, medical facilities, data centers, public transportation systems and drilling sites, as well as federal, state and municipal government facilities. omnimetrix.net

Petroleum Recovery Services B9

4310 Amsterdam St. North Charleston, SC 29418(843) 225-1777Petroleum Recovery Services is a leader in fuel management for Emergency Power Systems. Servicing the southeast for over 20 years, we specialize in diesel tank cleaning and fuel tank maintenance for hospitals, generating plants, telecommunica-tions companies and other mission critical businesses. Our Fuel Quality Assurance Program is a comprehen-sive, progressive program for the prevention of costly equipment failure and is carried out with no interruption of system operation. Our experienced staff and trained technicians provide the most up to date information on industry trends and technology, and our priority is keeping your facility in compliance and prepared for emer-gencies. petroleumrecoveryservices.com


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Phillips and Temro Industries B14

9700 W 74th St. Eden Prairie, MN 55344(952) 941-9700 Fax (952) 941-2285Phillips and Temro Industries (PTI) is a global OEM and aftermarket provider of custom engineered thermal systems and solutions. Trucking, agriculture, automotive, oil & gas and EV/hybrid are just a few of the diverse markets that benefit from PTI’s heating, cooling, and electrification solutions. PTI manages the entire process from concept design, prototyping and testing to delivery with a focus on quality. PTI’s portfolio of technolo-gies include Zerostart, Temro, Arctic Fox, Idle Free and Truflo. phillipsandtemro.com

Pioneer Critical Power, Inc. T16

9210 Wyoming Ave. N, Ste 250, Minneapolis, MN 55445(704) 784-8345 Fax (763) 425-3956Paralleling switchgear - low and medium voltage, open protocol PLC controls, new and retrofit applica-tions. Automatic transfer switches, generator remote monitoring system, GenMax - removes harmful 3rd harmonics when paralleling dissimilar pitch gen-sets. pioneerpowersolutions.com

Power Telematics, Inc. B1

3235 Satellite Blvd. Building 400, Ste 300 Duluth, GA 30096(678) 992-5501 Fax (678) 456-3055Generator Monitoring & Vehicle Tracking

Complete source for stationary generator monitoring, mobile gen-erator monitoring and tracking, and vehicle tracking. We offer a wide variety of cost effective monitoring and tracking solutions and a web based user platform that is simply the best in the industry. powertelematics.com

Power Temp Systems B18

1428 North Sam Houston Pkwy. East, Houston, TX 77032(281) 286-3303 Fax: (281) 286-3393Power Temp Systems, Inc. is the original and largest supplier of por-table power distribution products.

Since 1991, we have developed a complete line of standard portable electrical products that use the latest technology, while maintaining the quality and versatility you have come to expect from Power Temp Systems, Inc.

All of our products are engineered and designed to meet or exceed all NEC, MSHA, OSHA, and NEMA standards for use in all types of environments and applications. powertemp.com

Reverso Pumps T18

4001 SW 47th Ave. 201 Davie, FL 33314(954) 522-0882 Fax (954) 522-0456Manufactures transfer pumps, oil change systems and fuel polishing systems. These key components of preventive maintenance ensure reli-able diesel engines and generators, most importantly with clean fuel for prime and backup power. reversopumps.com

Rx Monitoring Services, Inc. T8

22A Eastman Ave. Bedford, NH 03110 (603) 666-6606Rx Monitoring Services is a recog-nized leader in monitoring power quality (both AC and DC), tempera-ture and humidity. Our service pro-vides remote power quality analysis surveys followed up with compre-hensive reports generated from the data collected. rxms.com

Safety Power Inc. T14

1-1200 Aerowood Dr. Mississauga, ON L4W 2S7, Canada(800) 657-1280 Fax (416) 477-2709Safety Power is a global innovator, designer, and manufacturer of emission control products for diesel and natural gas on-site power sys-tems. Safety Power is an ISO 9001 certified company that engineers, manufactures, commissions, and provides post sales support for SCR, DOC & DPF emission control solutions. safetypower.ca

Selkirk Corp - Pressure Stacks T21

5030 Corporate Exchange Dr., Grand Rapids, MI 49512(800) 848-2149 Fax (800) 972-1421Computer designed factory-built chimney exhaust systems for turbines, diesel and natural gas en-gines. Positive pressure double wall utilizing fiber insulation in 1, 2 or 4 thickness. Available in inner diame-ters 5 to 48. UL/ULC Listed Exhaust System. selkirkcommercial.com

Semler Industries, Inc. T4

3800 N Carnation St. Franklin Park, IL 60131(847) 671-5650 Fax (847) 671-7686Semler Industries provides standard and custom-designed fuel polish-ing systems (both portable and stationary). With over 50 years of experience in the fuel transfer and purification market, we bring our expertise to work with our custom-ers and offer ideas and solutions to provide a system configured to meet their specific needs. semlerindustries.com

SENS (Stored Energy Systems LLC) T25

1840 Industrial Cir. Longmont, CO 80501(303) 678-7500 Fax (303) 678-7504The nation’s leading supplier of high quality battery chargers, best battery selectors and NiCd batteries to the genset market, providing mil-lion hour reliability and innovative battery protection features. SENS also provides award winning char-gers and DC systems for switchgear applications. sens-usa.com

Sentrien Systems, Inc. B13

4400 Fair Lakes Ct, Ste 210, Fairfax, VA 22033 (571) 384-5380 Fax (571) 384-5381Sentrien Systems provides software solutions to the Onsite Power Gener-ating market. Our solutions provide a platform to perform virtually all business functions for all depart-ments on ONE system.

We provide software solutions for CRM, Work Order Management, Rental Management, Asset Track-ing, Inventory, Project Management, and Accounting/Finance. Our solutions are modular, allowing companies to start with their most pressing needs first and phasing in additional functionality as needed. sentrien.com

Sunbelt Transformer Ltd. T6

670 S Dock St., Sharon, PA 16146(800) 433-3128 Fax (724) 342-6415We offer sales and rentals of new and reconditioned transformers from 5 kVA to 60 + MVA. We also sell and rent medium and low volt-age switchgear, transfer switches, cable and other components to work together to complete your temporary or permanent power sys-tem. We also provide Field Service, Repair and Rewind options and Packaged Power Products includ-ing complete substations. We also stock new ASCO automatic transfer switches including bypass isolation and up to 3000 amp SER and Non-SER rated ATS’s. sunbeltusa.com

The VMC Group - Korfund Dynamics T24

113 Main St, Bloomingdale, NJ 07403(973) 838-1780 Fax (973) 492-8430The Korfund Dynamics product line of The VMC Group, manufactures a complete line of seismic and vibration isolation products includ-ing spring, rubber and pad type isolators. Products are designed for engine and genset applications. Applications assistance is available for stationary, mobile and seismic installations. thevmcgroup.com

Trystar B16

2917 Industrial Dr. Faribault, MN 55021(507) 333-3990 Fax (507) 334-1683Trystar is the global leader in man-ufactured portable power electrical products for the portable power generation and nuclear industries. Products include: electrical cable, power distribution panel systems and Generator Docking Stations. trystar.com

UL LLC T13

333 Pfingsten Rd. Northbrook, IL 60062(847) 664-1817Nationally recognized test lab (NRTL) providing safety testing and certification to electrical standards. ul.com

WEG Electric Corp. T5

6655 Sugarloaf Pkwy. Duluth, GA 30097(678) 249-2000 Fax (770) 338-1632Founded in 1961, WEG has grown into a global solutions provider of industrial electrical technologies. WEG continually invests in state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and processes, and the development of new and improved industrial electri-cal solutions. WEG offers a diverse and integrated product line that includes motors, drives, controls, transformers, and generators. weg.net/us

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BLUE STAR POWER SYSTEMSEGSA Golf Tournament Title Sponsor

Blue Star Power Systems, Inc., a power generation systems integration specialist, manufactures complete diesel and gaseous engine driven generator sets ranging from 25 to 2000 kWe. Founded in 2004 as a refurbishing company of existing power systems, today Blue Star Power Systems, Inc. has grown to offer our own full and complete product lines. This allows us to serve all agricultural and indus-trial market segments. Our products are sold through a network of distributors strategically located throughout the U.S. and Canadian markets.

Offering a comprehensive portfolio of products to serve all major markets within the power generation industry allows us to be a single source supplier.

When given the opportunity to serve you, we’ll prove that Blue Star Power Systems, Inc. is unparalleled in customer service, flexibility and attention to detail.

For more information visit bluestarps.com.

COMAPWelcome Lunch Sponsor

ComAp designs and manufactures control products for power generation and diesel/gas engines, along with associated accessories and software. We’re leading the way in providing intelligent electronic control products and solutions that are highly flexible, intuitive and scalable.

We ensure that we are connected with our customers, so they receive world-class advice at every stage of our relationship, as well as unrivalled value through close col-laboration. This allows us to fulfil their existing needs, as well as understand and meet their future requirements.

Continuous investment in our specialist global network enables us to maintain excellence in customer service, empowering our people and partners to deliver the highest standards of technical expertise and local support to our customers across the world.

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DOOSAN PORTABLE POWERAwards Reception & Banquet Co-Sponsor

Doosan Portable Power is a mar-ket-leading company headquar-tered in Statesville, NC. Backed by a century of experience and expertise, Doosan Portable Power is focused on con-tinual growth and innovation to propel our people and products through the next century.

From our comprehensive range of generators, air compressors and lighting systems to our rugged and reliable light compaction equipment, we have a solution to fit your needs. Running a successful business takes more than powerful equipment. That’s why Doosan Portable Power partners with an experienced dealer network to stand beside you every step of the way. Find out how we can power your success at www.Doosan-PortablePower.com.

GILLETTE GENERATORSMonday Morning Entertainment & Stage Lighting Sponsor

Gillette manufactures standby and prime generators ranging from 12kW-800kW. World class components are key ingredi-ents to our culture: psi gas prime movers, Volvo diesel engines, Marathon generator ends, Deep Sea control-lers, ABB breakers, etc. UL 2200 - compliant products are available. Gillette is an engineering driven company that focus’ on industrial commercial markets producing machines capable of serving the end customer with a long and robust duty cycle for over 40 years.

www.gillettegenerators.com

GLOBAL POWER COMPONENTSUSB Sponsor

Global Power Components, a registered ISO 9001:2008 company, is a full-ser-vice, custom genset packager and electrical solutions integrator with in-house design, fabrication, assembly and integration capabilities for even the most complex projects.

From our facility in Milwaukee, we provide:• UL-listed sub-base tanks (UL-142 and UL-2085)• Weather protective and sound attenuated enclo-

sures• Modular Structures – (Equipment Houses)• Platforms, stairs and frames• Day Tanks• UN31A Tank Certification• Trailers• Transport Canada Trailer Pre-Clearance• ISO Containers• Controls• Contract OEM Fabrication

Conference SponsorsOn behalf of the entire Assocation, the EGSA Board of Directors would like to thank the fol-lowing firms for their generous support.

PLATINUM SPONSORS

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• Load Bank Testing• CFD/FEA Testing• IBC CertificationAs of January 1st, 2018 Global Power Components is now operating from its new facility located at: 2300 S 51st, Milwaukee, WI 53219

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JOHN DEERE POWER SYSTEMSEGSA Fishing Tournament Title Sponsor

John Deere Power Systems offers an extensive lineup of standby and prime generator drive engines that meet emissions regulations in dis-placements from 2.9L to the future 13.6L. Standby generator drive engines cover ratings from 30-500 kWe and include non-emissions certified and EPA Tier 3 options. Prime generator drive ratings are offered from 28-400 kWe and include non-emis-sions certified; EU Stage III A and Stage V; and EPA Final Tier 4 options.

John Deere also offers two lines of engines for EPA Fi-nal Tier 4 applications — one with a DPF aftertreatment solution and one without. Both of these lines include displacements from 4.5L to 13.5L. It is a priority for John Deere to deliver on their customers’ needs of inte-gration flexibility while remaining emissions compliant.

For more information, visit John Deere Power Systems at www.JohnDeere.com/jdpower

KOHLER POWER SYSTEMSKeynote Speaker Sponsor

Kohler Power Systems, a division of Kohler Co., provides complete power systems, including generators (residen-tial, industrial, mobile, portable, and marine), automat-ic transfer switches, paralleling switchgear, monitoring controls, and accessories for emergency, prime power and energy-management applications.

A global force in power solutions since 1920, Kohler is committed to reliable, intelligent products, purposeful engineering and responsive after-sale support. Togeth-er, Kohler and Kohler | SDMO is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of industrial generators. The companies have a combined 150 years of experience in the industrial power market with global R&D, manu-facturing, sales, service, and distribution.

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NIDEC ELECTRIC POWER GENERATIONRoom Key Sponsor

Leroy-Somer and Kato Engineering are now a part of Nidec. As a world leader in the manufacture of innovative rotating electrical equipment, Nidec’s alter-nator and power management solutions provide our global customer base greater on-site power generation flexibility and reliability. Each day, our products are performing in some of the most unique standby and continuous duty applications around the world and we stand ready to provide you with special built for purpose designs and fully customized solutions needed to meet your demanding power generation requirements.

To learn more, visit www.leroy-somer.com or www.nidec.com

PENN POWER SYSTEMSCharging Station Sponsor

Penn Power Systems (“PPS”) is an industry-leading provider of standby, prime power electrical generation systems. We are an exclusive distributor for MTU Onsite Energy, offering generator set product lines ranging 30kW to 3250kW. We offer power for rent, ranging 40kW to 2,000kW, with sound attenuated portable generators providing quiet eco-nomical power solutions.

PPS is your sole source for new units, service and war-ranty coverage for the MTU generator set product line. Our team covers PA, So. NJ, Central/Western NY and Northern DE markets assisting with new generator sets, transfer-switches, generator set paralleling switchgear, resistive load bank testing, planned maintenance programs and repair services. We also offer custom Planned Maintenance Programs and yearly testing to ensure your equipment is operating at optimal factory performance! PPS provides 24/7 parts and service support, fully equipped service vehicles and industry certified, factory trained power systems field technicians.

www.pennpowersystems.com

PERKINSMonday Afternoon Drink Sponsor

Perkins is one of the leading suppliers of off-highway diesel and gas engines in the 8-2000 kW (13 – 2800 hp) market. Perkins key strength is its ability to tailor engines precisely to meet customers’ requirements, which is why its engine solutions are trusted by more than 1,000 leading manufacturers in the industrial, construction, agricultural, materials handling and electrical power generation markets. Perkins distributor network provides support wherever needed around the world. An extremely high standard is set to ensure the distribution network provides an outstanding service to all customers.

www.perkins.com

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POWERSECURE INC.Professional Headshot Photo Booth Sponsor

PowerSecure, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Southern Company, is a leading provider of energy technologies to electric utilities, and their industrial, institutional and commercial customers. The company is a pioneer in developing Distributed Infra-structure including power systems with sophisticated smart grid capabilities, including the ability to forecast electricity demand and electronically deploy the systems to deliver more efficient, and environmentally friendly, power at peak power times and provide customers with the most dependable standby power in the industry.

PowerSecure takes a comprehensive, full-service approach to: • Design and engineer a Distributed Infrastructure

solution, including our PowerBlock® generation systems, energy storage systems, and NexGear® switchgear & controls

• Obtain the required regulatory approvals and permits

• Establish the electrical interconnect agreement between the utility and customer

• Manufacture modular generation systems, energy storage systems, switchgear and control systems

• Provide a fully integrated turnkey installation, the systems are designed and optimized to work together

• Monitor, provide preventative maintenance, and service the system 24/7

PowerSecure’s Distributed Infrastructure system solutions utilize a range of technologies to deliver power, including EPA certified Tier 2 & Tier 4 final diesel engines, natural gas engines, energy storage systems and renewable integration.

For more information, please contact [email protected] or visit us at www.powersecure.com.

TAYLOR POWER SYSTEMSAwards Reception & Banquet Co-Sponsor

Taylor Power Systems is a name synonymous with dependability. We are a premier, made in USA generator manufacturer. We de-sign, engineer, manufacture, and service generators for the oil and gas, industrial, commercial, business, health care, telecommunications, municipalities, agricultural and any standby or prime power needs.

For over 30 years, Taylor Power Systems has estab-lished a solid reputation for quality, innovation & ser-vice. Our quality control process includes an exhaustive testing procedure to ensure that our generators exceed our customers’ expectations. For emergency power

backup or planned power projects, our simple user friendly systems make Taylor Power Systems the right choice for your complete generator solutions.

Taking care of our customers is Priority One! Please visit www.taylorpower.com for more information.

THOMSON POWER SYSTEMSWelcome Reception Sponsor

For over 40 years, Thom-son Power Systems has been designing, manu-facturing and servicing power generation switchgear for prime power, standby, distributed generation and cogeneration applications. Our industry leading Paralleling system provides more robust functionality and control than any other paralleling system in the industry.

We offer a complete lineup of residential, commercial standard and bypass isolation automatic transfer switches. Our innovative designs offer power solutions for Mission Critical, Residential, Agricultural and Indus-trial applications from 100 - 4000 amp.

Our team of experienced service technicians provides full field service, preventative maintenance and cus-tomized training packages. Thomson Power Systems is dedicated to provide Quality, Reliability, Commitment.

For further information contact 1-888-888-0110, [email protected] or visit www.thomsonps.com.

WEGEGSA Attendee Gift Sponsor

Founded in 1961, WEG has grown into a global solutions provider of industrial electrical tech-nologies. WEG is the largest industrial electric motor manufacturer in the Americas and one of the largest manufacturers of electric motors in the world. Commit-ted to quality, proactive customer service, and growth on a global scale, WEG continually invests in state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and processes, and the development of new and improved industrial electric solutions. WEG provides a diverse and integrated prod-uct line for the power generation industry that includes motors, drives, controls, transformers, and a complete range of synchronous alternators and wind, hydro, and turbine generators up to 200 MVA.

For more information, please visit: www.weg.net/us.


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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING & POWER SYSTEMS, INC. (AMPS)Closing Reception Sponsor

Advanced Manufacturing & Power Systems, Inc.- AMPS employs a team of highly skilled professional craftsmen that are driven to provide the highest quality, technologically advanced fabrication services available today. Our certified, independent, lab-tested products are continuously inspected to ensure that high quality standards are consistently maintained in every product. We have manufacturing facilities located in DeLand, FL, Abbeville, SC and Phoenix, AZ that include industrial paint booths, com-plete metal fabrication and weld shops, on-site mobile cranes for heavy equipment lifting and extensive testing capabilities. Specialties include Custom Generator Enclosures, UL 2200 Generator Enclosures, Bi-Fuel Systems, Custom Generator Fuel Tanks, RICE-NESHAP EPA Compliance Conversions, UL 142, FDEP, UL 2085 Fuel Tanks, Sound Attenuated Enclosures, High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) Enclosures, Custom-Built Gener-ator Trailers and Containers. AMPS also offers Energy Saving IceCold® for AC and Refrigeration Systems.

www.amps.cc

ASCO POWER TECHNOLOGIESRegistration Bag Sponsor

ASCO Power Technologies manufactures power switching, controls and testing innovations for healthcare, data center, telecom, financial and resi-dential applications. From its global headquarters and R&D center in Florham Park, New Jersey, it develops an unmatched product portfolio ranging from standard finished goods to custom-engineered solutions. This product portfolio includes transfer switches, paralleling switchgear, load banks, surge suppression, and power monitoring & communication equipment. Together, they satisfy any requirement for transferring, paralleling, monitoring, controlling, and testing of on-site power sys-tems. ASCO’s Technology, Support and Service mean power reliability for those who need it.

To serve the global market, ASCO Power Technologies has 4 dedicated manufacturing facilities in North America totaling over 600,000 sq ft, employing 2000+ associates. It also has 3 assembly/testing facilities catering to European and Asian markets.

For further information, please contact 800-800-ASCO or [email protected] or visit us at asco-power.com.

CUMMINS INC.Monday Afternoon Snack Sponsor

Cummins Inc. designs, manufactures, sells and services diesel and alternative fuel engine from 2.8 to 95 liters, diesel and alternative-fueled electrical generator sets from 2.5 to 3,500 kW, as well as related components and technology.

The Power Systems Segment a global provider of high-speed high-horsepower engines and power generation equipment, including standby and prime power gen sets, alternators, switchgear and other components. Also offering power generation systems, components and services, and alternative-fuel electrical generators for use in recreational vehicles, commercial vehicles, recreational marine applications and residential appli-cations.

Cummins serves customers through our network of 600 company owned and independent distributor facili-ties and more than 7,400 dealer locations in more than 190 countries and territories.

www.cummins.com

DEIF INC.Monday Breakfast Sponsor

The DEIF Group is a world class, ISO certified manufac-turer of diesel, gas and renewable power management solutions for critical power, rental, independent power producers and OEM’s. DEIF is also the market leader in marine and offshore control technology for genset power management, paralleling operation, synchroniza-tion and protection.

Headquartered in Denmark, with subsidiaries world-wide, we are a team of over 600 people specializing in superior product quality, unrivaled factory delivery times and outstanding customer service and commit-ment.

The DEIF Inc. subsidiary has experienced exceptional market growth as our solutions and team members have earned the trust of the industry. Reliable solutions even in the harshest conditions; it is the very meaning of “Power efficiency” – it characterizes everything we do.

www.deif.com

MEDIA SPONSORS

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More Than 33 Years’ Experience in Genset Enclosures & Integration

YOUR POWER. OUR PURPOSE.

www.fibrebond.com

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• The greatest capacity in the industry with more than 655,000 sf of production space.

• The Fibrebond name is known for reliability and quality. We work with customer-focus to deliver on time.

• Innovative solutions using steel, aluminum and/or concrete to meet your project requirements.

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GENERAC POWER SYSTEMSConference Name Badge Holder Sponsor

Since 1959, Generac has been a lead-ing designer and manufacturer of pow-er generation equipment for industrial, commercial, residential and construction markets.

With a sole focus on power and an industry-leading generator portfolio, Generac provides:

• Single-engine units up to 2 MW• Integrated paralleled solutions up to 100 MW • Gemini® power systems with two generators in a

single enclosure for amazing space savings• Factory-direct, EPA-compliant Bi-Fuel™ generators Generac was named the Frost & Sullivan 2014 and 2015 North American Natural Gas Generator Set Com-pany of the Year.

Generac provides free access to tools like Power De-sign Pro™, the market’s most powerful electrical and mechanical design/sizing software; and the Profes-sional Development Seminar Series, offering CEUs to facility managers, contractors and engineers.

www.generacindustrialpower.com

POWER SYSTEMS RESEARCHRefillable Water Bottle Sponsor

Power Systems Research (PSR) is the leading global supplier of business information to the engine, power products and components industries, whether those products are driven by gasoline, diesel or alternate power sources such as electricity and hybrids. Using our proprietary databases, we develop targeted forecasts, customized research projects, and market solutions for our clients. Over the years, we have remained closely tied to the power generation industry and have been particularly focused on market opportunities for onsite power. Based in St. Paul, MN, USA, the company has offices in Detroit, Brussels, Beijing, Moscow, Pune, Sao Paulo and Tokyo. We have partnered successfully with the world’s most important engine and equipment suppliers since 1976, and we have been an EGSA member for all of that time.

www.powersys.com

WOODWARDTuesday Breakfast Sponsor

Woodward is an independent designer, manufacturer, and service provider of control solutions for the aero-space and industrial markets. Our industrial related systems and components enhance the performance of industrial gas and steam turbines, reciprocating engines, compressors, wind turbines, electrical grids and other energy related industrial equipment.

The company’s innovative fluid energy, combustion control, electrical energy, and motion control systems

help customers offer cleaner, more reliable and more efficient equipment.

We are leading in energy control and optimization solu-tions for paralleling generators, controlling turbines, compressors, engines, emissions, fuel systems, wind inverters, protective relays, synchronizers, load control-lers, transfer switches and circuit breakers.

Woodward, Always Innovating for a Better Future. Fort Collins, CO.

www.woodward.com

SILVER SPONSORS

AKSABose speaker sponsor Tuesday

CLAY & BAILEYGolf gift card co-sponsor

DIESEL RADIATORFishing Shirt Sponsor and Golf gift card co-sponsor

FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINEFirst Timer/New Member Reception Sponsor

GENERATOR SOLUTIONSHole-In-One Sponsor

GIRTZInsulated totes for excursions & tournaments

MARATHON GENERATORSHonky Tonk Scavenger Hunt Sponsor

MOSEBACH MFG.Bose speaker sponsor Monday

THE NEWELL COMPANY, INC.Honky Tonk Scavenger Prize Sponsor

NIXON POWER SERVICESGearhead Tour Sponsor

PRITCHARD BROWNSignage-at-a-Glance Sponsor

ROBINSON CUSTOM ENCLOSURESAttendee Organizer Sponsor

NIXONPOWER SERVICES

CODES & STANDARDS SURVEILLANCE - Monday 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio MNO

Represents EGSA and its members’ interests on select national and international industry codes and standards committees and reports back to the membership through Powerline Magazine, Committee meetings, Action Alerts, and e-mail blasts. The Committee also:

• Develops recommendations and provides action regarding industry codes and standards development and review by request and as needed.

• Surveys the membership and other industry professionals to determine the appli-cable standards it should monitor.

• Provides the Association with a platform from which it may develop Recom-mended Practices for the proper application of codes and standards within the industry.

• Educates EGSA Members on standards, their application and interpretation.

COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP

Chair Robert Simmons, Seismic Source Int’l. [email protected] Chair Brad Affeldt, Intertek Testing Services NA Inc. [email protected] Jeff Jonas, Generac Power Systems, Inc. ...................... [email protected] Liaison Steve Sappington, Caterpillar, Inc. ............................................. [email protected]

CONFERENCE PLANNING - Monday 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio E

Working in conjunction with EGSA Staff and the Board of Directors, the Committee develops all content and themes for the Association’s Conferences. The Committee hosts EGSA Members, speakers and guests at the Spring and Fall Conferences, fulfills emcee duties by providing welcoming comments, introductions, announcements, timekeeping and manag-ing the general flow of the Conference.

The Committee solicits, reviews and approves all speakers, speaker résumés and presen-tation content. During each Conference, the Committee also surveys attendees, reviews and compiles respondents’ comments and rankings to determine the effectiveness of the Conference agenda and the direction of future Conferences.


Chair Marty Morrill, Applied Catalysts [email protected] Chair Thomas Black, ASCO Power Technologies ............. [email protected] Hal Walls, MineTerra Corporation ............................... [email protected] Liaison Thomas Black, ASCO Power Technologies ............. [email protected]

EGSA CommitteesEGSA Committees are composed of volunteer

EGSA members who contribute their knowledge

and time to forward the Association’s activities.

Committees meet during the Spring and Fall

Conferences - to review projects in their zone

of responsibility and recommend actions to the

Board of Directors.

How to Participate There is no formal committee sign-up process in EGSA. If you are interested in participat-

ing on a committee (and making an impact on the association and the industry), the best course of action is

to let the committee’s Chair know of your interest, and to show up at committee meetings. Then be sure to

volunteer when the committee needs someone to accomplish a specific task.

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DISTRIBUTOR/DEALER - Monday 1:00 - 5:30 p.m. - Ryman Studio ABC

The Committee is actively engaged in sharing with Member companies the needs and proven solutions to common industry challenges for Distributors and Dealers in the area of Sales, Product Support and Business Management, regardless of brand, geographic location or company size. Action items to enhance the D/D member community are presented to the Board for review and approval as a result of this com-mittee’s efforts.

The Committee discusses and prioritizes topics of interest to all D/D’s to be developed at future Conferences either in the D/D Committee meeting or during the general membership presentations. Guest speakers in a given field of expertise are frequently called upon for Conference Committee meetings. Enhanced Conference participation through regional D/D solicitation is an active part of this Committee’s efforts.


Chair Kurt Summers, Austin Generator Service [email protected] Chair Al Powers, Powers Generator Service, LLC [email protected] Michelle Hilger, Arizona Generator Technology, Inc. ........ [email protected] Liaison Bob Piske, Arizona Generator Technology, Inc. .................. [email protected]

EDUCATION - Monday 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio HI

Working with the Education Director and with feedback and input from EGSA Members and the industry at-large, the Committee ensures that EGSA is providing the most comprehensive and highest quality educational programming possible.

The Committee takes an active role in monitoring and making improvements to our Rowley On-Site Power Generation Schools, Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Program and to On-Site Power Generation: A Comprehensive Guide to On-SIte Power. The Committee also reviews credentials of prospective instructors and makes recom-mendations to the Board of Directors for their approval. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the Committee looks forward to identifying future needs and proactively creates programs, plans and strategies that are recommended to the Board of Directors for review and action.


Chair Richard Knittel, Prime Power Systems ........................... [email protected] Chair This position is currently open.Secretary Ben Pierson, Diesel Radiator [email protected] Liaison Michael Pope, EGSA Director of Education [email protected]

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS - Monday 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio L

The Government Relations Committee acts as EGSA’s liason with the Department of Defense and other Government Agencies. This committee exchanges information and reports with the Market Trends Committee on all matters and requirements related to or affected by the government’s present and future use of electrical generating systems, ground support, load banks, distribution and environmental equipment performance and usage. The Committee actively solicits and hosts guest speakers to educate membership during the Conference Committee meetings.


Chair Mazen Badr, PD Systems, Inc. .................................................. [email protected] Chair Paul Wilhelm, Schneider Electric [email protected] Vinnie Davidson, L3 Westwood ...................................... [email protected] Liaison Andy Briggs, Power Telematics, Inc. ....................... [email protected]

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DEIF Inc. - 185 Hansen Ct., Suite 125 - Wood Dale, IL, 60191(708) 391-5454 - [email protected] - www.deif.com

MICROGRID CONTROLDEIF’s ASC Plant Management and AGC Plant Management interface between sustainable power sources and diesel/gas genset controllers/utility power.

Through CANbus communication power output is optimized to meet load requirements, thus ensuring that the sustainable power sources take maximum load share. The system uses DEIF’s fixed power mode and mains power import/export mode features to achieve

relevant operation philosophy. For example, if the sustainable power sources decreases due to reduced sunlight, the deficit will be met by the diesel gensets through the CANbus communication.

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INTERNATIONAL TRADE - Monday 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio D

The Committee provides periodic analysis of the world market for equipment and services provided by the EGSA membership and monitors and forecasts econom-ic and political trends that would affect this trade. The Committee promotes U.S. export programs and participation in appropriate trade shows and fosters increasing involvement in international trade by EGSA Members. The Committee also educates EGSA Members on best practices for offshore business opportunities, manage-ment, and risk avoidance.


Chair David Vennie, Worldwide Power Products .............. [email protected] Vice Chair Patricia Aruz-Corrow, Quest Power International, LLC .. [email protected] Kate Thomas, Rx Monitoring ...................................................kthomas@rxms.comBoard Liaison Justin McMahon, Nidec Electric Power Generation [email protected]

MARKET TRENDS - Monday 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio PQR

This Committee provides EGSA with a forum in which market trends and other market data closely related to the power generation industry may be discussed in a way that benefits the Association and its Members.

Beyond discussion, the Committee has the responsibility and ability to develop and make recommendations to the Board regarding programs and methods for the compi-lation of statistical information. The Committee focuses on complete power generation packages, as well as component level trends to enhance the Association’s market knowledge of trade, product sales, growth rate, emerging technologies, economic trends, market forecasts and other statistical data in an effort to assist Association Members in accomplishing their objectives.


Chair Joe Zirnhelt, Power Systems Research .............................. [email protected] Chair Justin McMahon, Nidec Electric Power Generation [email protected] Chris Nagle, Siemens Business [email protected] Liaison Justin McMahon, Nidec Electric Power Generation [email protected]

MICROGRID/RENEWABLES - Monday 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio L


Chair David Stringer, DEIF Inc. ................................................................... [email protected] Chair Mike Murray, Ageto, LLC ....................................................mlm@agetoenergy.comSecretary This position is currently open.Board Liaison This position is currently open.

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MEMBERSHIP - Monday 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio J

The Committee actively solicits non-member companies for Membership and develops programs to promote EGSA Membership and market the Association to the Industry. The Committee tracks and reports membership trends and activities to the general membership and establishes goals and strategies for membership levels.

Finally, the Committee develops methods to encourage Member firms to become more active; promotes membership retention; and performs outreach functions to ensure that new members feel a part of the organization.


Chair David Oshefsky, The Newell Company, Inc. ............. [email protected] Chair MICHAEL SANFORD, Cummins Inc....................... [email protected] Dan Thomsen, Doosan Portable Power .................... [email protected] Liaison This position is currently open.

TECHNICAL OVERSIGHT - Sunday 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Ryman Studio C

The Committee strives to be a technical resource to EGSA members and the on-site power generation community as a whole by developing technical articles and videos on matters that effect the industry. With a target audience for policy makers, cus-tomers and EGSA members, the TOC is the newest of our EGSA committees.


Chair Brian Ponstein, MTU Onsite Energy ....................... [email protected] Vice Chair Dan Bigelow, Reverso Pumps ........................................danb@reversopumps.comSecretary Alan Koch, Curtis Engine ................................................ [email protected] Liaison Brian Ponstein, MTU Onsite Energy ....................... [email protected]

At this time, EGSA has two ad-hoc committees that are closed to the general membership, but still do a lot of work to promote our industry through their committee work.

TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION - Sunday 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.

The Technician Certification Committee is an ad hoc committee formed by the EGSA Dealer Distributor Committee that works on promoting and continually upgrading the EGSA Technician Certification Program.


Chair Tom Wein, Generac Power Systems, Inc. ........................... [email protected] Chair Bob Piske, Arizona Generator Technology, Inc. .................. [email protected] Paul Feld, Penn Power Systems [email protected] Liaison Paul Feld, Penn Power Systems [email protected]

LOADBANK CERTIFICATION - Monday 6:45 - 8:15 a.m.

The Loadbank Committee is an ad hoc committee of the Education Committee and is working on developing a Loadback Certification Program on behalf of EGSA.


Chair Paul Feld, Penn Power Systems [email protected] Chair Richard Knittel, Prime Power Systems ........................... [email protected] This position is currently open.Board Liaison This position is currently open.

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Index of Advertisers ASCO Inside Front CoverAST Marine Sciences 28Catalytic Combustion 17

DEIF 26Fibrebond 22GENconnect Inside Back Cover HMS Industrial Networks 28

Power Telematics 26

Pritchard Brown Back Cover

Robinson Enclosures 30Note: Conference Sponsors are rep-resented in bold typeface with yellow

highlight.For a complete list of Conference Sponsors,

see pages 18-23.

POWER-GEN International 2018December 4-6, 2018; Orlando, FL

The world’s largest show for power generation, featuring the EGSA On-Site Power Pavilion. For exhibit information, contact Liz Bustamante at (561) 750-5575, ext 206 or via e-mail [email protected].

EGSA 2019 Spring ConferenceMarch 3-5, Austin, (Lost Pines), TX

EGSA’s Annual Spring Conference feature educational sessions on a broad range of issues impacting the On-Site Power Industry. More information will be available at www.EGSA.org or by calling (561) 750-5575.

Electrical Generating Systems Association1650 S. Dixie Highway, Suite 400

Boca Raton, FL 33432www.egsa.org

EGSA Events Schedule

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2018 EGSA Fall Conference Nashville, TN September 23-25...12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Welcome Lunch Ryman Hall B1 1:00 - 5:30 p.m. EGSA Committee Meetings Various Locations 6:30 - 10:00 p.m