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January Editorial Preview Ad Close: December 9 ANALYTICS GLOBAL COVERAGE LEAD GENERATION CUSTOMER REACH ROI ANALYTICS GLOBAL COVERAGE ANALYTICS GLOBAL COVERAGE LEAD GENERATION CUSTOMER REACH ROI ANALYTICS GLOBAL COVERAGE EDITORIAL PREVIEW A TRUSTED MEDIA PARTNER VALUE ADDED Executive Insight: Special Advertising Section Anyone placing a full-page global display ad in this issue will receive an additional “Executive Insight” sponsored content full page, which will be placed alongside the ad. Click here to learn more. Q&A with POWER’s Generating Company Advisory Team. Industry leaders, representing different types of business struc- tures and generating fleets, will answer questions posed by POWER’s editor, covering topics from the incoming U.S. adminis- tration and power markets to major project and strategy updates. A 2016 Roundup of Power Sector Wheeling, Dealing, and Repositioning. The past year saw an astonishing number of mergers, acquisitions, and business reconfigurations of electricity and energy companies, without any obvious organizing theory. Is it possible to make sense of the activity, or is it just random? Mergers Reset the Global Gas Turbine Market. A series of mergers and acquisitions among major suppliers in the gas turbine market over the past couple of years has changed much of the global landscape for gas-fired power, as several long-standing firms have been swallowed up, while others have gained new prominence thanks to conditions laid on the deals by regulators. What this means for generators and developers remains to be seen, but some trends are beginning to emerge. Europe’s Growing Energy and Climate Commitment Challenges. With so many shifting energy sources, tremendous diversity of providers, and competing policy goals, the European Union’s energy direction is anything but united. This piece will discuss several of the major challenges facing the region as well as those players poised to profit within this sector as it struggles to meet its pledged targets. Newtonian Shift Game Helps Power Industry Comprehend Transition. How do you get generating company executives and those who interact with the power industry to think outside the box when planning for the future? The answer may involve a board game. COVER STORY: INDUSTRY REVIEW & PREVIEW Connect with us: 2017 Advertising Opportunites Deadline to book space: December 9 FEATURES Ghostbusting in the Machine. A discussion on the shifting responsibility, regulations, and expectations for busting the ghosts in the global critical infrastructure machine, especially industrial control systems. House Divided: U.S. Generation Markets in Transition. The U.S. market for electricity is anything but unified. Half the country is served by competitive generators bidding against each other in wholesale markets. About half is served by histori- cally conventional state-regulated, vertically integrated utilities. The rest, a smaller component, represent government-owned utilities. All are in transition. ENHANCE YOUR BRAND WITH PARTICIPATION AT THESE UPCOMING POWER EVENTS CONNECTED PLANT CONFERENCE Feb. 15-16, Dallas, TX Sponsorship Opportunities ELECTRIC POWER Conference & Exhibition Apr. 10-13, Chicago, IL Exhibit Opportunities MARKETING RESOURCES Brought to you by Chief Marketer (another publication of Access Intelligence), these articles include the latest marketing topics and tips. 3 Reasons Targeted Data is Critical to ABM The 2017 PROMO & B2B Top Shops Listings are Here! Catch ‘em While They’re Hot—Seal the Deal with Video FOR ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR POWER SALES REPRESENTATIVE: Click here for the list of sales representatives by territory. DAN GENTILE 512-918-8075 ED MUELLER 309-278-8120 PETRA TRAUTES +49 (69) 58604760 DIANE BURLESON 512-337-7890 RUDY TENG +86 1381818202 (China) +886 921322438 (Taiwan) FERRUCCIO SILVERA +39 (0) 2 284 6716 FAREDOON B. KUKA +91 22 6570 3081 PETER KWON +82 10 8223 2876 KATSUHIRO ISHII +81 (0) 3 5691 3335 DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT, LISTEN TO THE READERS In a blind study, 68% of readers indicated they only read POWER. 2016 Blind Readership Results 2017 EDITORIAL CALENDAR CUSTOMER REACH YOU WON’T GET IN ANOTHER MAGAZINE POWER is the largest global publication serving the power generation market, with subscribers in 175 countries each month. BPA Statement MORE DECISION-MAKERS AND MANAGEMENT TITLES THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE 83% are involved in the initiation, recommendation, specification, ap- proval or purchase of one or more products or services. (4% increase from last year) 79% of subscribers have taken action on advertisements by visiting our website, recommending the product or service to others, or buying the product or service. 82% of POWER readers said powermag.com is useful to their work. 52.9% of readers use the internet to research vendors (2% increase from last year) E-media Readership Results 29236

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Page 1: EDITORIAL PREVIEW · Anyone placing a full-page global display ad in this issue will receive an additional “Executive Insight” ... Mergers Reset te Global Gas Turbine Market

January Editorial Preview Ad Close: December 9

ANALYTICS GLOBAL COVERAGE LEAD GENERATIONCUSTOMER REACH ROI ANALYTICS GLOBAL COVERAGE ANALYTICS GLOBAL COVERAGE LEAD GENERATIONCUSTOMER REACH ROI ANALYTICS GLOBAL COVERAGE

EDITORIAL PREVIEWA TRUSTED MEDIA PARTNER

VALUE ADDEDExecutive Insight: Special Advertising Section

Anyone placing a full-page global display ad in this issue will receive an additional “Executive Insight” sponsored content full page, which will be placed alongside the ad.

Click here to learn more.

Q&A with POWER’s Generating Company Advisory Team. Industry leaders, representing different types of business struc-tures and generating fleets, will answer questions posed by POWER’s editor, covering topics from the incoming U.S. adminis-tration and power markets to major project and strategy updates.

A 2016 Roundup of Power Sector Wheeling, Dealing, and Repositioning. The past year saw an astonishing number of mergers, acquisitions, and business reconfigurations of electricity and energy companies, without any obvious organizing theory. Is it possible to make sense of the activity, or is it just random?

Mergers Reset the Global Gas Turbine Market. A series of mergers and acquisitions among major suppliers in the gas turbine market over the past couple of years has changed much of the global landscape for gas-fired power, as several long-standing firms have been swallowed up, while others have gained new prominence thanks to conditions laid on the deals by regulators. What this means for generators and developers remains to be seen, but some trends are beginning to emerge.

Europe’s Growing Energy and Climate Commitment Challenges. With so many shifting energy sources, tremendous diversity of providers, and competing policy goals, the European Union’s energy direction is anything but united. This piece will discuss several of the major challenges facing the region as well as those players poised to profit within this sector as it struggles to meet its pledged targets.

Newtonian Shift Game Helps Power Industry Comprehend Transition. How do you get generating company executives and those who interact with the power industry to think outside the box when planning for the future? The answer may involve a board game.

COVER STORY: INDUSTRY REVIEW & PREVIEW

Connect with us:

2017 Advertising OpportunitesDeadline to book space: December 9

FEATURES

Ghostbusting in the Machine. A discussion on the shifting responsibility, regulations, and expectations for busting the ghosts in the global critical infrastructure machine, especially industrial control systems.

House Divided: U.S. Generation Markets in Transition. The U.S. market for electricity is anything but unified. Half the country is served by competitive generators bidding against each other in wholesale markets. About half is served by histori-cally conventional state-regulated, vertically integrated utilities. The rest, a smaller component, represent government-owned utilities. All are in transition.

Connect with us:

2017 Advertising OpportunitesDeadline to book space: December 9

ENHANCE YOUR BRAND WITH PARTICIPATION AT THESE UPCOMING

POWER EVENTS

CONNECTED PLANT CONFERENCEFeb. 15-16, Dallas, TX

Sponsorship Opportunities

ELECTRIC POWER Conference & ExhibitionApr. 10-13, Chicago, ILExhibit Opportunities

MARKETING RESOURCESBrought to you by Chief Marketer (another publication of Access Intelligence), these articles include the latest marketing topics and tips.

3 Reasons Targeted Data is Critical to ABM

The 2017 PROMO & B2B Top Shops Listings are Here!

Catch ‘em While They’re Hot—Seal the Deal with Video

FOR ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR POWER SALES REPRESENTATIVE:Click here for the list of sales representatives by territory.

DAN GENTILE512-918-8075

ED MUELLER309-278-8120

PETRA TRAUTES+49 (69) 58604760

DIANE BURLESON512-337-7890

RUDY TENG+86 1381818202 (China)

+886 921322438 (Taiwan)

FERRUCCIO SILVERA+39 (0) 2 284 6716

FAREDOON B. KUKA+91 22 6570 3081

PETER KWON+82 10 8223 2876

KATSUHIRO ISHII+81 (0) 3 5691 3335

DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT, LISTEN TO THE READERS

In a blind study, 68% of readers indicated they only read POWER.

2016 Blind Readership Results

2017 EDITORIAL CALENDAR

CUSTOMER REACH YOU WON’T GET IN ANOTHER MAGAZINE

POWER is the largest global publication serving the power generation market, with subscribers in 175 countries each month.

BPA Statement

MORE DECISION-MAKERS AND MANAGEMENT TITLES THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE

83% are involved in the initiation, recommendation, specification, ap-proval or purchase of one or more

products or services.(4% increase from last year)

79% of subscribers have taken action on advertisements by visiting

our website, recommending the product or service to others, or buying the product or service.

82% of POWER readers said powermag.com is useful to their work.

52.9% of readers use the internet to research vendors

(2% increase from last year)

E-media Readership Results

29236