Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center
2345 McGee Street
Kansas City, MO 64108 USA
August 10, 2026 8:00 AM
to
August 14, 2026 11:30 AM
Eastern Time
WELCOME
The conference includes a two-day Steam Turbine, Generator & Auxiliary Systems Workshop, a 2-Evening Technology Fair, presentations from each major OEM, peer-to-peer round table forums, highlights of recent operating experience and outage challenges, and subject matter expert training.
The workshop will include topical presentations and discussions on current industry challenges and strategies for improving steam turbine and generator asset performance in fossil, combined cycle, and nuclear power plants.
During the course of the workshop, there will be two topical tracks:
- Generators & Auxiliary Systems
- Steam Turbines & Auxiliary Systems
Following the workshop is the TGUG members meeting with Wednesday face-to-face OEM discussions based on member topics and a special topic deep-dive on Wednesday evening, Thursday TGUG meeting with round table discussions and member-specific operating experience, concluding with Friday ½ day SME training session.
Please consider presenting a case study, operating experience, or lessons learned on the above topics. The EPRI staff can assist in co-presenting on any research topic.
Funders of EPRI Programs 219 & 220 or the TGUG Supplemental will have the opportunity to attend either in-person or virtually.
For further information on the technical program, contact Randy Steele or for event logistics, contact Emily Moore.
Exhibitor space will be limited so be sure to register early.
ATTENDANCE BENEFITS
TGUG seeks to provide a venue for EPRI and its members to establish and share recent learnings that pertain to fossil, nuclear, and combined cycle operation and maintenance in the form of technical presentations, round-table discussions, expert trainings, and networking opportunities with our peers in industry.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Utility managers, engineers, manufacturers, engineering consultants, maintenance technicians, operators, system owners, and research scientists dedicated to improving operations, performance, and maintenance of fossil, nuclear, and combined cycle steam turbines and generators, with a focus on not only learning, but also sharing experiences. TGUG welcomes those new to the industry, as well as those with decades of experience.
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