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2 ©Air Policy & Regulations A. Air Policy & RegulationsB. CEMS & ModelingC. Mercury Multi-Pollutant ControlD. Energy Policy & SecurityE. Renewable EnergyF. Operations & Mgmt G. GHG, Carbon Mgmt & CCSH. Alternative Fuel TechnologiesI. Sustainability & WaterJ. Energy Efficiency & Mgmt.CEMS &ModelingMercury Multi-Pollutant ControlEnergy Policy & Security Renewable EnergyOperations & MgmtGHG, Carbon Mgmt & CCSSustainability & WaterEnergy Efficiency & Mgmt.Alternative Fuel Technologies123456789ASessionsTrack B C D E F G H I JRegulatory UpdateNSREPA Regulatory IssuesTRI, MACT, MATSDecomminsioningPower PlantsCompliance Technologies & Strategies Power Plant & BoilerOptimizationEHS & EMIS EHS & Risk Management Carbon Footprint &Green ProjectsTailoring Rule/NSR/ GHG BACTPlanning & GHG ReportingCorporate Strategies & Risk Mgmt. CCS: Carbon Capture & StorageAlgaeGHG StratagiesPost KyotoBiofuels / Ethanol / BiodieselBiomass / Cofiring in Power PlantsBio & Waste EnergyBiomass - MSWEnergy SustainabilitySustainability ProjectsWastewaterMgmt. 316bWater SustainabilityWater & Electric UtilitiesEnergy EfficiencyEnergy Mgmt.Energy Conservation & StorageSmart GridEnergy Efficiency & Mgmt. CEMS &MATSMonitoring & Protocol GasesSF6Monitoring& SubstationsPM, Opacity &VisabilityHg Control DemonstrationsMATS Dry Sorbent Injection BARTActivated Carbon CybersecurityState, Regional & Infrastructure Energy & Climate Managing Risk & Project Finance Renewable Energy MarketsDistributed Generation Renewable Development Analysis Renewable Project Development New Technology - IPShale Gas & New MarketsPermits & Compliance HCLMonitoringCoal ASH / CCP California Cap & TradeNAAQS Compliance Strategies Emission Testing & MonitoringHg Control & Bromine Solar & PV Renewable EnergyBatteries, Storage & RE DevelopmentSCR C9. Fabric Filter Technologies Fracking &Sustainable DevelopmentModeling Cement Industry IssuesOperations & Management NaturalResourceMgmt. - HCPWater - Regulatory UpdatesRegulatory Update - GHGControl Technologies Energy PolicyCCS IIDemand Response & Power Plant OpperationAir Policy & RegulationsAlternative Fuel & Fleet ManagementWind Biogas /Landdfill GasWater ManagementC10. Selenium & Hg Compliance Coal & Natural Gas ModificationsAlternative Fuel TechnologiesRoom 228B 229A1:00PM to 3:00PM3:30PM to 5:30PM1:00PM to3:00PM1:00PM to 3:00PM3:30PM to 5:30PM7:30AM to 9:30AM10:00AM to 12:00PM7:30AM to 9:30AM10:00AM to 12:00PMMonday | February 3Tuesday | February 4Wednesday | February 5Program At - A - Glance17th Annual2015USA’s LargestUSA’s LargestEnergy, Utility & Environment ConferenceFeb 16 - 18 | San Diego, CAShow HoursMon (1/30) 9am-7pmTues (1/31) 9am-7pmWed (2/2) 9am-NoonTear-Down Noon-3pmNetworking receptionsAM Breaks 9:30am-10amLunches Noon-1pmPM Breaks 3pm-3:30pmReceptions 5:30pm-6:30pmThis guide was printed and bound locally and is made of sustainability harvested FSC paper. Ensuring the least amount of environmental impact was of great importance for this “green” event.Bronze ExhibitorExhibit ScheduleEXHIBIT SET UP Sunday Jan 29th 1 pm to 7 pmSHOW TIMESMon. Jan 30th - 12 to 7 pm Tue. Jan 31st - 9 am to 7 pmWed. Feb 1st - 9 am - 12 NoonEXHIBIT TEAr DOWNWed. Feb 1st - 12 to 4 pm17th Annual | Feb 3 - 5Phoenix Convention Center100 N. Third St., Phoenix, AZ 85004 P.O. Box 66076, Tucson, AZ 85728 | (p) 520.615.3535 | (f) 602.296.0199 | info@euec.com | www.euec.comCover image can be dragged out to the left to cover the spine area if necessary or the al-ready present black bar can be resized to cover the spineSHOW HOUrSMon. 11 am to 7 pmTues. 9 am to 7 pmWed. 9 am to 12 pmBreakdown 12 pm to 4 pmNETWOrkING rECEPTIONSAM Breaks 9:30 am to 10 amLunches 12 pm to 1 pmPM Breaks 3 pm to 3:30 pmreceptions 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm2013Who AttendedEUEC2012 2,037EUEC2011 1,830EUEC2010 2,345EUEC2009 1,783Year Delegates19%Consulting30%Energy & Electric Utilities22%Emissions Monitoring14%Renewable Energy6%Government &Regulatory6%Climate Policy3%Finance /LegalSilver ExhibitorGold ExhibitorsFlash Drive SponsorConference back coverfront coverENERGYU.S. DEPARTMENT OF17th Annual2015USA’s LargestUSA’s LargestEnergy, Utility & Environment ConferenceFeb 16 - 18 | San Diego, CA Save the Dates600 Speakers2000 Attendees200 Exhibits 17th AnnualPhoenix Convention Center100 N. 3rd St., Phoenix, AZ 850042014USA’s LargestEnergy, Utility & Environment ConferenceFeb 3 - 5 | Phoenix, A Z600 Speakers2000 Attendees200 Exhibits3rd Annual EUEC Golf Tournament | Feb 2nd, 2014500 SPEAkErSA. Air Policy & regulationsB. CEMS & ModelingC. Hg Multi-Pollutant Control D. Energy Policy & SecurityE. renewable EnergyF. Operations & MgmtG. GHG, Carbon & CCSH. Alternate FuelsI. Sustainability & WaterJ. Energy Efficiency REGISTRATION COST Nov 1 Dec 1 Jan 1 On-Site Attendee Full $795 $895 $995 $1,395 Speaker/Gov’t/VIP $695 $795 $895 $1,29511 networking meals for 3 days ( $300 value) • EUEC Flash Drive with audio - ($495 value)• Attend all 600 presentations for 3 days • $795 rEGISTrATION COST INCLUDES: Program Guide SpeakSubmit Abstracts to speak in sessions with less than 6 speakers.See www.euec.com/SubmitAbstract.aspx to submit abstract onlineDeadline Nov. 30th Exhibit Cost $4,500 for 10’x10’ booth• One Free registraton • One speaking opportunity• 6’ table, 2 chairs, carpet, waste• 10 free exhibit passes for your clients• 50% discount at $695 for employees • 8 Networking food functions • e-Marketing to 50,000 professionals• Pre and post conference attendee list• Marketing in Guide, Web & Newsletter• Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 2What is EUEC? .....................................................................................2Directors and Schedule ....................................................................3Marketing Opportunities .................................................................35Event Sponsorships ...........................................................................36Hotels & Area Map ...........................................................................39Exhibit Reservation Form ..................................................................40Preliminary Draft Program .................................................................4Track A: Air Policy & regulations ....................................................5Track B: Pollution Monitoring & Modeling........................................8Track C: Mercury Multi-Pollutant Control ......................................11Track D: Energy Policy & Security ................................................14Track E: renewable Energy ............................................................17Track F: Operations & Mgmt ...........................................................20Track G: GHG, Carbon Mgmt & CCS .............................................23Track H: Alternative Fuel Technologies .......................................26Track I: Sustainability & Water ........................................................29Track J: Energy Efficiency & Mgmt .................................................32Sunday Workshops ..........................................................................34Program AgendaExhibit Floorplan ............................................................................. 37Exhibiting Companies .................................................................... 38ExhibitsWhat is EUEC ?EUEC2014: The17th Annual energy, utility & environment conference & expo isUSA’s largest professional networking & educational event of its kindheld Feb 3-5, 2014 at the Phoenix Convention Center, Phoenix, Arizona.NETWOrk MArkETING WITH 2,000 DELEGATES at 11 lunches, receptions and breaks in 3-days in 200 company exhibit area. REGISTRATION COST Sept 1 Oct 1 Nov 1 Dec 1 Jan 1 On-Site -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Attendee Full $695 $795 $895 $995 $1095 $1,395 Speaker/Gov’t/VIP $595 $695 $795 $895 $995 $1,29511 networking meals tickets for 3 days ( $300 value) • EUEC Flash Drive with audio - (mailed after event) ($495 value)• Attend all 600 presentations & exhibits for 3 days • rEGISTrATION COST INCLUDES: Who AttendedEUEC2013 1,705EUEC2012 2,037EUEC2011 1,830EUEC2010 1,945EUEC2009 1,783EUEC2012 2,037EUEC2011 1,830EUEC2010 2,345EUEC2009 1,783DelegatesYear19%Consulting 30%Energy & Electric Utilities22%Emissions Monitoring 14%Renewable Energy6%Government & Regulatory6%Climate Policy3%Finance /Legal19%Consulting 30%EnergyElectrUtilitie22%Emissions Monitoring 14%RenewEnerg6%Government & Regulatory3%Finance /LegalTable of Contentswww.ctrade.orgDirectorsJohn kinsman - Senior Director, Environment, Edison Electric InstituteThe Edison Electric Institute (EEI) is the association of U.S. Shareholder-Owned Electric Companies. Its members serve 95 percent of the ultimate customers in the shareholder-owned segment of the industry, and represent approximately 70 percent of the U.S. electric power industry. EEI also has more than 70 international electric companies as Affiliate Members, and more than 200 industry suppliers and related organizations as Associate Members. Organized in 1933, EEI works closely with all of its members, representing their interests and advocating equitable policies in legislative and regulatory arenas. Prabhu Dayal - President, C TradeC TRADE is a global renewable energy project development company that has constructed nine turnkey Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) biogas to energy projects using waste manure and biomass to capture methane biogas to produce electricity and finance using carbon credits in the Philippines and India. Mike Miller - Director, Environment, Electric Power research InstituteThe Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), is an independent, nonprofit center for public interest energy and environmental research. EPRI brings together member organizations, the Institute’s scientists and engineers, and other leading experts to work collaboratively on solutions to the challenges of electric power. These solutions span nearly every area of power generation, delivery, and use, including health, safety, and environment. EPRI’s members represent over 90% of the electricity generated in the United States. International participation represents nearly 15% of EPRI’s total R&D program.Mitchell Baer - Director, Office of Oil and Gas Analysis, U.S. Department of EnergyThe Department of Energy’s overarching mission is to advance the national, economic, and energy security of the United States; to promote scientific and technological innovation in support of that mission; and to ensure the environmental cleanup of the national nuclear weapons complex.ENERGYU.S. DEPARTMENT OFEUEC2014 Exhibit & Network ScheduleSunday | Feb. 2nd7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration1:00 pm - 7:00 pm Exhibit Set-upMonday | Feb. 3rd7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration7:00 am - 10:00 am Exhibit Set-up10:00 am - 12:00 pm Plenary Session12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Network Lunch 11:00 pm - 3:00 pm Tech Session 13:00 pm - 3:30 pm Network Break 23:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tech Session 24:00 pm - 7:00 pm Network reception 3Tuesday | Feb. 4th7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 39:30 am - 10:00 am Network Break 410:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 412:00 pm - 1:00 pm Network Lunch 51:00 pm - 3:00 pm Tech Session 53:00 pm - 3:30 pm Network Break 63:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tech Session 64:00 pm - 7:00 pm Network reception 7Wednesday | Feb. 5th7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 79:30 am - 10:00 am Network Break 810:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 81:00 pm - 4:00 pm Exhibit Tear Down3Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 4 ©Mission StatementEUEC facilitates information exchange and fosters cooperation between industry, government, regulators, academia and stake-holders for the protection of our environment and energy security.Preliminary Draft ProgramLists speakers accepted in Tracks A to J.Submit Abstracts to Speak in Sessions with less than 6 speakers. http://www.euec.com/SubmitAbstract.aspxAll sessions 2 hours long• 6 Speakers per session• 20 minutes per speaker• 600 SPEAkErS A1. rEGULATOrY UPDATErEPOrT FrOM THE SCENE OF THE TrAIN WrECk -- UPDATE ON THE IMPACT OF NEW EPA rULES & ACTIONS ON ELECTrIC UTILITY GENErATIONJay Holloway, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPUPDATE ON GrEENHOUSE GAS NSPS rEGULATIONSTauna Szymanski, Senior Associate, Hunton & Williams LLPCLEAN AIr ACT ABACk - THE MACT CONUNDrUMPeter Belmonte, Sr. Partner, Environmental Resources Management; Robert FraserrECENT rEGULATOrY DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING PErMITTING OPTIONSThomas Echikson, Partner, LeClairRyanA2. CSAPrEPA’S CrOSS STATE rULE, THE LITIGATION, IMPLEMENTATION COMPLIANCEDave Tripp, Partner, Stinson Morrison Hecker, LLP; Dan WilkusA3. NSrGHG BACT AS CO2 INJECTION FOr EOrMary Ellen Ternes, Attorney, McAfee & TaftNEW SOUrCE rEVIEW SETTLEMENTS IN A CHANGING rEGULATOrY CLIMATELiz Williamson, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPTHE UTILITY NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW ENFOrCEMENT INITIATIVE – MOrE THAN A DECADE OLD & IT kEEPS GOING, & GOING, & GOING.Makram Jaber, Partner, Hunton & WilliamsCAUSALITY & EFFECT: EMISSIONS ANALYSES IN rETrOSPECTIVE NSr CASESMarc Chupka, Principal, The Brattle GroupTrack A Exhibit Hall - room A|AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS | Track|AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS| AExhibit Hall - room AA4. NSrrECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NSrGary McCutchen, Principal, RTP EnvironmentalTHE UTILITY NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW ENFOrCEMENT INITIATIVE – MOrE THAN A DECADE OLD & IT kEEPS GOING, & GOING, & GOINGMakram B. Jaber, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPTHE NEW ErA OF NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW SETTLEMENTS: UPDATE ON SETTLEMENTS & CONSENT DECrEE IMPLEMENTATIONLiz Williamson, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPPOLLUTION CONTrOL PrOJECT EMISSIONS INCrEASES & PErMITTING IMPLICATIONSDave Helm, Environmental Consultant, Sargent & Lundy; Ken Snell, Sargent & Lundy, LLCNSr UPDATE 2014 - CONTINUING CHALLENGES TO ELECTrIC UTILITIESKenneth Weiss, Partner, ERMNSr rEFOrM rULE-THE NEW NSr ENFOrCEMENT APPrOACH: PrACTICAL CONSIDErATIONS TO AVOID THE NEXT rOUND OF ENFOrCEMENTMark Thimke, Attorney, Foley & Lardner LLP; Michael Zebell, ERM A5. COMPLIANCE STrATEGIESWHAT IS THE BACkGrOUND CONCENTrATION?Gale Hoffnagle, Air Quality Consulting Practice Leader, TRC Environmental CorporationMULTI-SOUrCE MONITOrING VIA THE CLOUDToby Wiik, CEO, Standard FilterCLOSING THE LOOP ON COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENTMargery Moore, Dir. EHS Strategic Alliances, Bloomberg BNA(M) UTILITY & INDUSTrIAL BOILErS & THE NEW COMBUSTION rULESLillian Woolley, Senior Environmental Engineer, Barr Engineering(M)ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCE CAN BE PrOFITABLERobert Richardson, CEO, Know-NOx; Samantha RobinsonSO2 NAAQS COMPLIANCE CASE STUDY FOr COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTSMary Kaplan, Senior Project Specialist, AECOM; Tom Weissinger, Raven Power; Frank Tringale & Robert Paine, AECOMA6. CAA: STATES rIGHTS VS. FEDErAL OVErSIGHTA6.1 EPA’S STArTUP, SHUTDOWN, & MLFUNCTION SIP CALL TO STATESRandy Brogdon, Troutman Sanders LLPA6.2 EPA’S rEGIONAL HAZE PrOGrAM & ITS DISAPPrOVAL OF STATES rEGIONAL HAZE PLANSMack McGuffey, Troutman Sandrs LLPA6.3 EPA’S DISSAPrOVAL OF ArIZONA’S rEGIONAL HAZE PLANEric Massey, Air Director, Arizona Department of Environmental QualityA6.4 GHG PErMITTING EXPErIENCE IN TEXASLarry Moon, Principal, Zephyr Environmental CorporationA6.5 GHG PErMITTING EXPErIENCEBrian Toth, Climate Strategies Manager, Southern CompanyA1. rEGULATOrY UPDATE WHErE ArE WE ON INTErSTATE TrANSPOrT?Daniel Chartier, Director - Environmental Markets & Air Quality Programs, Edison Electric InstituteIMMINENT DEATH OF COAL GENErATION?: AIr, WATEr & WASTE rEGULATIONS DUrING OBAMA’S SECOND TErMJay Holloway, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLP“ALL THE ABOVE” ENErGY POLICY: NOT rEALLYBlock Andrews, Strategic Environmental Solutions Director, Burns & McDonnellENErGYFOrWArD rESPONSE TO ELECTrIC GENErATION ENVIrONMENTAL CHALLENGESMichael Cashin, Environmental Policy Manager, Minnesota Power (ALLETE) TBDJohn Kinsman, Sr. Director - Environment, Edison Electric InstituteA2. rEGULATOrY UPDATE - GHGCLEAN AIr ACT & GrEENHOUSE GAS CONTrOL COST IMPACTS ON THE rEFINING & PETrOLEUM INDUSTrYBill Smalling, Attorney, The Law Offi ce of C. William SmallingEPA’S BIOGENIC CO2 DEFErrAL rULE-- THE IMPACT OF THE rECENT COUrT VACATUr ON THE INDUSTrYScott Osbourn, Practice Group Leader, Golder AssociatesUPDATE ON GrEENHOUSE GAS NSPS rEGULATIONSTauna Szymanski, Senior Associate, Hunton & Williams LLP(M) PLANTWIDE APPLICABILITY LIMITS & GrEENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONSKen Snell, Sr. Environmental Consultant, Sargent & Lundy LLC; Laura Schwer, Sargent & LundyA3. NAAQSA3.1 THE STATE OF THE NAAQSKurt Kissling, Attorney, Pepper Hamilton LLPMANAGING THE JOINT IMPACT OF PM2.5 & 1Hr SO2/NO2 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIr QUALITY STANDArDS ON PErMITTING ELECTrICAL GENErATIONErwin Prater, Analyst, Sargent & Lundy, L.L.C; Daniel Laubenthal1-HOUr NO2 MODELING & THE EPA SILEverest Yan, Senior Engineer, PCR Services Corporation; Heidi Rous UPDATE & IMPLICATIONS OF THE PM2.5 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIr QUALITY STANDArD, rEGULATIONS, & MODELING GUIDANCERobert McCann, Principal, Golder Associates Inc.DEALING WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 1-HOUr SO2 NAAQS: CHALLENGES & OPTIONSRobert Paine, Technical Director, AECOMrECENT rEDUCTIONS IN NAAQS – GOOD SCIENCE Or PErPETUATION OF DOGMA ON HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF LOW-LEVEL AIr POLLUTANTS?Lucy Fraiser, Principal, Zephyr EnvironmentalJay HollowayBlock AndrewsGeorge LipkaCo-ChairKurt KisslingCo-ChairHoward EllisMichael RosslerMakram B. JaberJohn KinsmanGary McCutchenA1. rEGULATOrY UPDATE IA1.1 rEPOrT FrOM THE SCENE OF THE TrAIN WrECk -- UPDATE ON THE IMPACT OF NEW EPA rULES & ACTIONS ON ELECTrIC UTILITY GENErATIONJay Holloway, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPA1.2 THE NEXT FOUr YEArS: HOW THE OUTCOME OF THE ELECTION WILL IMPACT THE CLEAN AIr ACT AGENDARoger Martella, Attorney, Sidley Austin LLPA1.3 IS FEDErALISM ALIVE UNDEr THE CLEAN AIr ACT?Bill Wehrum, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPA1.4 UTILITY rEGULATOrY UPDATE: IMPLICATIONS & STrATEGIC CONSIDErATIONS FOr COMPLIANCEBlock Andrews, Strategic Environmental Solutions Director, Burns & McDonnellA1.5 rECENT rEGULATOrY DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING PErMITTING OPTIONSThomas Echikson, Partner, LeClairRyanA1.6 FIrST CAIr, THEN CSAPr. WHAT’S NEXT?Daniel Chartier, Director - Environmental Markets & Air Quality Programs, Edison Electric InstituteA2. rEGULATOrY UPDATE IIA2.1 POWEr GENErATOr rEGULATIONS, 2010-2020John Kinsman, Sr. Director, Environment , Edison Electric InstituteA2.2 UPDATE TO COAL UNIT rETIrEMENTS & GrID rELIABILITYM. Gary Helm, Sr. Market Strategist, PJM InterconnectionA2.3 EPA PrOPOSAL TO rEVISE MATS EMISSION LIMITS FOr NEW ELECTrIC GENErATING UNITSRalph Roberson, President, RMB Consulting & ResearchA2.4 CLEAN AIr ACT ABACk - THE MACT CONUNDrUMPeter Belmonte, Sr. Partner, Environmental Resources Management; Robert FraserA2.5 UTILITY rEGULATOrY UPDATE: IMPLICATIONS & STrATEGIC CONSIDErATIONS FOr COMPLIANCEMike Borgstadt, Manager - Resource Planning, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co.A2.6 STArTUP & SHUTDOWN ALLOWANCES - A CASE STUDY ON UNIT STArT UPPatrick Leming, Software Services Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group; John DownsA2.7 UPDATE ON GrEENHOUSE GAS NSPS rEGULATIONSTauna Szymanski, Senior Associate, Hunton & Williams LLPA3. NAAQSA3.1 THE STATE OF THE NAAQSKurt Kissling, Attorney at Law, Pepper Hamilton LLPA3.2 COMPLIANCE CHALLENGES POSED BY THE NAAQS FOr SO2, NO2, & PM2.5Robert Paine, Technical Director, AECOM; David Heinold & Robert IwanchukA3.3 rEGULATOrY UPDATE & IMPLICATIONS OF THE PM2.5 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIr QUALITY STANDArDRobert McCann, Principal Director Air Resources, Golder Associates Inc. A3.4 AMBIENT SO2 STANDArD: NONATTAINMENT, UNCLASSIFIABLE, MODELING, MAINTENANCE (Or INFrASTrUCTUrE) SIP, . . WHErE ArE WE?Harold Robbins, President, Bison Engineering Inc.A3.5 HOW ELECTrIC POWEr COMPANIES CAN BEST DEAL WITH THE CHALLENGES OF STATES DEVELOPING SIPS TO DEMONSTrATE ATTAINMENT OF THE 1-HOUr SO2 NAAQSHoward Ellis, President, Enviroplan Consulting; Dr. Allen Dittenhoefer & Michael Hirtler, CCMA3.6 rECENT HAPPENINGS rEGArDING THE EXCEPTIONAL EVENT rULESamuel Lofl and, Attorney, Ryley Carlock & Applewhite; James SandersonA4. NSrA4.1 rECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NSrGary McCutchen, Principal, RTP Environmental Associates, Inc.A4.2 NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW SETTLEMENTS IN A CHANGING rEGULATOrY CLIMATELiz Williamson, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPA4.3 WEAkENING OF THE PSD/NSr HAMMErKarl Karg, Partner, Latham & Watkins LLPA4.4 THE UTILITY NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW ENFOrCEMENT INITIATIVE – MOrE THAN A DECADE OLD & IT kEEPS GOING, & GOING, & GOING.Makram Jaber, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPA4.5 CAUSATION & EFFECT: EMISSIONS ANALYSES IN rETrOSPECTIVE NSr CASESMarc Chupka, Principal, The Brattle GroupA6. MACTA6.1 THE UTILITY MACT rULE: ONE YEAr LATErMichael Rossler, Manager - Environmental Programs, EEIA6.2 BOILEr MACT ENErGY ASSESSMENTSRobert McCann, Principal Director Air Resources, Golder Associates Inc.; Dorothy Austin, Ying NgA6.3 MACT COMPLIANCE TECHNOLOGIESScott Bayon, Director of Sales, Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.A6.4 INJECTION OF GAS-PHASE BrOMINATED PAC UPSTrEAM OF WET SCrUBBErS FOr HG CONTrOLJon Miller, Technical Service Engineer, Albemarle Environmental Division; Ron LandrethA6.5 STATISTICS IN ENVIrONMENTAL POLICY MAkING & COMPLIANCE IN AIr QUALITY: SOUrCE TEST DATA INTErPrETATION IN BOILEr & UTILITY MACTJoy Brooks, Senior Associate, ENVIRON International Corporation; Glenn England & Joe Hower A6.6 OLD SMOkEY POWEr, THE MATS CONUNDrUM PArT 2.1Bob Fraser, Partner, ERM; Peter Belmonte & Nuno da Silva, ERM; Lise Laurin, EarthShiftMack McGuffy1PM - 3PM 10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTuesday | February 4Monday | February 3 Tuesday | February 4 7:30AM - 9:30AM3:30PM - 5:30PMRandy BrogdonJohn KinsmanSession Sponsor and Co-ChairA5. COMPLIANCE STrATEGIESA5.1 PrACTICAL NSr COMPLIANCEMack McGuffey, Partner, Troutman Sanders LLPA5.2 PrACTICAL OPErATING PErMIT COMPLIANCEGeorge Lipka, Consulting Engineer, Tetra Tech ECA5.3 PrACTICAL COMPLIANCE EXPErIENCEMaureen Gannon, Executive Director of Environmental Services, PNM Resources Inc.A5.4 PrACTICAL CONSIDErATIONS FOr ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCE STrATEGY DEVELOPMENTBrian Toth , Climate & Renewable Strategy Manager, Southern CompanyA5.5 EPA’S CrOSS STATE rULE, THE LITIGATION, IMPLEMENTATION COMPLIANCEDave Tripp, Partner, Stinson Morrison Hecker, LLP; Daniel R. Wilkus, Westar EnergyA5.6 OVErVIEW OF THE NON-HAZArDOUS SECONDArY MATErIAL rULE: IS YOUr FUEL A SOLID WASTE?Melissa Hillman, Managing Consultant, Trinity ConsultantsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairA1. rEGULATOrY UPDATErEPOrT FrOM THE SCENE OF THE TrAIN WrECk -- UPDATE ON THE IMPACT OF NEW EPA rULES & ACTIONS ON ELECTrIC UTILITY GENErATIONJay Holloway, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPUPDATE ON GrEENHOUSE GAS NSPS rEGULATIONSTauna Szymanski, Senior Associate, Hunton & Williams LLPCLEAN AIr ACT ABACk - THE MACT CONUNDrUMPeter Belmonte, Sr. Partner, Environmental Resources Management; Robert FraserrECENT rEGULATOrY DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING PErMITTING OPTIONSThomas Echikson, Partner, LeClairRyanA2. CSAPrEPA’S CrOSS STATE rULE, THE LITIGATION, IMPLEMENTATION COMPLIANCEDave Tripp, Partner, Stinson Morrison Hecker, LLP; Dan WilkusA3. NSrGHG BACT AS CO2 INJECTION FOr EOrMary Ellen Ternes, Attorney, McAfee & TaftNEW SOUrCE rEVIEW SETTLEMENTS IN A CHANGING rEGULATOrY CLIMATELiz Williamson, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPTHE UTILITY NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW ENFOrCEMENT INITIATIVE – MOrE THAN A DECADE OLD & IT kEEPS GOING, & GOING, & GOING.Makram Jaber, Partner, Hunton & WilliamsCAUSALITY & EFFECT: EMISSIONS ANALYSES IN rETrOSPECTIVE NSr CASESMarc Chupka, Principal, The Brattle GroupTrack A Exhibit Hall - room A|AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS | Track|AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS| AExhibit Hall - room AA4. NSrrECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NSrGary McCutchen, Principal, RTP EnvironmentalTHE UTILITY NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW ENFOrCEMENT INITIATIVE – MOrE THAN A DECADE OLD & IT kEEPS GOING, & GOING, & GOINGMakram B. Jaber, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPTHE NEW ErA OF NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW SETTLEMENTS: UPDATE ON SETTLEMENTS & CONSENT DECrEE IMPLEMENTATIONLiz Williamson, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPPOLLUTION CONTrOL PrOJECT EMISSIONS INCrEASES & PErMITTING IMPLICATIONSDave Helm, Environmental Consultant, Sargent & Lundy; Ken Snell, Sargent & Lundy, LLCNSr UPDATE 2014 - CONTINUING CHALLENGES TO ELECTrIC UTILITIESKenneth Weiss, Partner, ERMNSr rEFOrM rULE-THE NEW NSr ENFOrCEMENT APPrOACH: PrACTICAL CONSIDErATIONS TO AVOID THE NEXT rOUND OF ENFOrCEMENTMark Thimke, Attorney, Foley & Lardner LLP; Michael Zebell, ERM A5. COMPLIANCE STrATEGIESWHAT IS THE BACkGrOUND CONCENTrATION?Gale Hoffnagle, Air Quality Consulting Practice Leader, TRC Environmental CorporationMULTI-SOUrCE MONITOrING VIA THE CLOUDToby Wiik, CEO, Standard FilterCLOSING THE LOOP ON COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENTMargery Moore, Dir. EHS Strategic Alliances, Bloomberg BNA(M) UTILITY & INDUSTrIAL BOILErS & THE NEW COMBUSTION rULESLillian Woolley, Senior Environmental Engineer, Barr Engineering(M)ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCE CAN BE PrOFITABLERobert Richardson, CEO, Know-NOx; Samantha RobinsonSO2 NAAQS COMPLIANCE CASE STUDY FOr COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTSMary Kaplan, Senior Project Specialist, AECOM; Tom Weissinger, Raven Power; Frank Tringale & Robert Paine, AECOMA6. CAA: STATES rIGHTS VS. FEDErAL OVErSIGHTA6.1 EPA’S STArTUP, SHUTDOWN, & MLFUNCTION SIP CALL TO STATESRandy Brogdon, Troutman Sanders LLPA6.2 EPA’S rEGIONAL HAZE PrOGrAM & ITS DISAPPrOVAL OF STATES rEGIONAL HAZE PLANSMack McGuffey, Troutman Sandrs LLPA6.3 EPA’S DISSAPrOVAL OF ArIZONA’S rEGIONAL HAZE PLANEric Massey, Air Director, Arizona Department of Environmental QualityA6.4 GHG PErMITTING EXPErIENCE IN TEXASLarry Moon, Principal, Zephyr Environmental CorporationA6.5 GHG PErMITTING EXPErIENCEBrian Toth, Climate Strategies Manager, Southern CompanyA1. rEGULATOrY UPDATE WHErE ArE WE ON INTErSTATE TrANSPOrT?Daniel Chartier, Director - Environmental Markets & Air Quality Programs, Edison Electric InstituteIMMINENT DEATH OF COAL GENErATION?: AIr, WATEr & WASTE rEGULATIONS DUrING OBAMA’S SECOND TErMJay Holloway, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLP“ALL THE ABOVE” ENErGY POLICY: NOT rEALLYBlock Andrews, Strategic Environmental Solutions Director, Burns & McDonnellENErGYFOrWArD rESPONSE TO ELECTrIC GENErATION ENVIrONMENTAL CHALLENGESMichael Cashin, Environmental Policy Manager, Minnesota Power (ALLETE) TBDJohn Kinsman, Sr. Director - Environment, Edison Electric InstituteA2. rEGULATOrY UPDATE - GHGCLEAN AIr ACT & GrEENHOUSE GAS CONTrOL COST IMPACTS ON THE rEFINING & PETrOLEUM INDUSTrYBill Smalling, Attorney, The Law Offi ce of C. William SmallingEPA’S BIOGENIC CO2 DEFErrAL rULE-- THE IMPACT OF THE rECENT COUrT VACATUr ON THE INDUSTrYScott Osbourn, Practice Group Leader, Golder AssociatesUPDATE ON GrEENHOUSE GAS NSPS rEGULATIONSTauna Szymanski, Senior Associate, Hunton & Williams LLP(M) PLANTWIDE APPLICABILITY LIMITS & GrEENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONSKen Snell, Sr. Environmental Consultant, Sargent & Lundy LLC; Laura Schwer, Sargent & LundyA3. NAAQSA3.1 THE STATE OF THE NAAQSKurt Kissling, Attorney, Pepper Hamilton LLPMANAGING THE JOINT IMPACT OF PM2.5 & 1Hr SO2/NO2 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIr QUALITY STANDArDS ON PErMITTING ELECTrICAL GENErATIONErwin Prater, Analyst, Sargent & Lundy, L.L.C; Daniel Laubenthal1-HOUr NO2 MODELING & THE EPA SILEverest Yan, Senior Engineer, PCR Services Corporation; Heidi Rous UPDATE & IMPLICATIONS OF THE PM2.5 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIr QUALITY STANDArD, rEGULATIONS, & MODELING GUIDANCERobert McCann, Principal, Golder Associates Inc.DEALING WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 1-HOUr SO2 NAAQS: CHALLENGES & OPTIONSRobert Paine, Technical Director, AECOMrECENT rEDUCTIONS IN NAAQS – GOOD SCIENCE Or PErPETUATION OF DOGMA ON HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF LOW-LEVEL AIr POLLUTANTS?Lucy Fraiser, Principal, Zephyr EnvironmentalJay HollowayBlock AndrewsGeorge LipkaCo-ChairKurt KisslingCo-ChairHoward EllisMichael RosslerMakram B. JaberJohn KinsmanGary McCutchenA1. rEGULATOrY UPDATE IA1.1 rEPOrT FrOM THE SCENE OF THE TrAIN WrECk -- UPDATE ON THE IMPACT OF NEW EPA rULES & ACTIONS ON ELECTrIC UTILITY GENErATIONJay Holloway, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPA1.2 THE NEXT FOUr YEArS: HOW THE OUTCOME OF THE ELECTION WILL IMPACT THE CLEAN AIr ACT AGENDARoger Martella, Attorney, Sidley Austin LLPA1.3 IS FEDErALISM ALIVE UNDEr THE CLEAN AIr ACT?Bill Wehrum, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPA1.4 UTILITY rEGULATOrY UPDATE: IMPLICATIONS & STrATEGIC CONSIDErATIONS FOr COMPLIANCEBlock Andrews, Strategic Environmental Solutions Director, Burns & McDonnellA1.5 rECENT rEGULATOrY DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING PErMITTING OPTIONSThomas Echikson, Partner, LeClairRyanA1.6 FIrST CAIr, THEN CSAPr. WHAT’S NEXT?Daniel Chartier, Director - Environmental Markets & Air Quality Programs, Edison Electric InstituteA2. rEGULATOrY UPDATE IIA2.1 POWEr GENErATOr rEGULATIONS, 2010-2020John Kinsman, Sr. Director, Environment , Edison Electric InstituteA2.2 UPDATE TO COAL UNIT rETIrEMENTS & GrID rELIABILITYM. Gary Helm, Sr. Market Strategist, PJM InterconnectionA2.3 EPA PrOPOSAL TO rEVISE MATS EMISSION LIMITS FOr NEW ELECTrIC GENErATING UNITSRalph Roberson, President, RMB Consulting & ResearchA2.4 CLEAN AIr ACT ABACk - THE MACT CONUNDrUMPeter Belmonte, Sr. Partner, Environmental Resources Management; Robert FraserA2.5 UTILITY rEGULATOrY UPDATE: IMPLICATIONS & STrATEGIC CONSIDErATIONS FOr COMPLIANCEMike Borgstadt, Manager - Resource Planning, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co.A2.6 STArTUP & SHUTDOWN ALLOWANCES - A CASE STUDY ON UNIT STArT UPPatrick Leming, Software Services Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group; John DownsA2.7 UPDATE ON GrEENHOUSE GAS NSPS rEGULATIONSTauna Szymanski, Senior Associate, Hunton & Williams LLPA3. NAAQSA3.1 THE STATE OF THE NAAQSKurt Kissling, Attorney at Law, Pepper Hamilton LLPA3.2 COMPLIANCE CHALLENGES POSED BY THE NAAQS FOr SO2, NO2, & PM2.5Robert Paine, Technical Director, AECOM; David Heinold & Robert IwanchukA3.3 rEGULATOrY UPDATE & IMPLICATIONS OF THE PM2.5 NATIONAL AMBIENT AIr QUALITY STANDArDRobert McCann, Principal Director Air Resources, Golder Associates Inc. A3.4 AMBIENT SO2 STANDArD: NONATTAINMENT, UNCLASSIFIABLE, MODELING, MAINTENANCE (Or INFrASTrUCTUrE) SIP, . . WHErE ArE WE?Harold Robbins, President, Bison Engineering Inc.A3.5 HOW ELECTrIC POWEr COMPANIES CAN BEST DEAL WITH THE CHALLENGES OF STATES DEVELOPING SIPS TO DEMONSTrATE ATTAINMENT OF THE 1-HOUr SO2 NAAQSHoward Ellis, President, Enviroplan Consulting; Dr. Allen Dittenhoefer & Michael Hirtler, CCMA3.6 rECENT HAPPENINGS rEGArDING THE EXCEPTIONAL EVENT rULESamuel Lofl and, Attorney, Ryley Carlock & Applewhite; James SandersonA4. NSrA4.1 rECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NSrGary McCutchen, Principal, RTP Environmental Associates, Inc.A4.2 NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW SETTLEMENTS IN A CHANGING rEGULATOrY CLIMATELiz Williamson, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPA4.3 WEAkENING OF THE PSD/NSr HAMMErKarl Karg, Partner, Latham & Watkins LLPA4.4 THE UTILITY NEW SOUrCE rEVIEW ENFOrCEMENT INITIATIVE – MOrE THAN A DECADE OLD & IT kEEPS GOING, & GOING, & GOING.Makram Jaber, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPA4.5 CAUSATION & EFFECT: EMISSIONS ANALYSES IN rETrOSPECTIVE NSr CASESMarc Chupka, Principal, The Brattle GroupA6. MACTA6.1 THE UTILITY MACT rULE: ONE YEAr LATErMichael Rossler, Manager - Environmental Programs, EEIA6.2 BOILEr MACT ENErGY ASSESSMENTSRobert McCann, Principal Director Air Resources, Golder Associates Inc.; Dorothy Austin, Ying NgA6.3 MACT COMPLIANCE TECHNOLOGIESScott Bayon, Director of Sales, Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.A6.4 INJECTION OF GAS-PHASE BrOMINATED PAC UPSTrEAM OF WET SCrUBBErS FOr HG CONTrOLJon Miller, Technical Service Engineer, Albemarle Environmental Division; Ron LandrethA6.5 STATISTICS IN ENVIrONMENTAL POLICY MAkING & COMPLIANCE IN AIr QUALITY: SOUrCE TEST DATA INTErPrETATION IN BOILEr & UTILITY MACTJoy Brooks, Senior Associate, ENVIRON International Corporation; Glenn England & Joe Hower A6.6 OLD SMOkEY POWEr, THE MATS CONUNDrUM PArT 2.1Bob Fraser, Partner, ERM; Peter Belmonte & Nuno da Silva, ERM; Lise Laurin, EarthShiftMack McGuffy1PM - 3PM 10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTuesday | February 4Monday | February 3 Tuesday | February 4 7:30AM - 9:30AM3:30PM - 5:30PMRandy BrogdonJohn KinsmanSession Sponsor and Co-ChairA5. COMPLIANCE STrATEGIESA5.1 PrACTICAL NSr COMPLIANCEMack McGuffey, Partner, Troutman Sanders LLPA5.2 PrACTICAL OPErATING PErMIT COMPLIANCEGeorge Lipka, Consulting Engineer, Tetra Tech ECA5.3 PrACTICAL COMPLIANCE EXPErIENCEMaureen Gannon, Executive Director of Environmental Services, PNM Resources Inc.A5.4 PrACTICAL CONSIDErATIONS FOr ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCE STrATEGY DEVELOPMENTBrian Toth , Climate & Renewable Strategy Manager, Southern CompanyA5.5 EPA’S CrOSS STATE rULE, THE LITIGATION, IMPLEMENTATION COMPLIANCEDave Tripp, Partner, Stinson Morrison Hecker, LLP; Daniel R. Wilkus, Westar EnergyA5.6 OVErVIEW OF THE NON-HAZArDOUS SECONDArY MATErIAL rULE: IS YOUr FUEL A SOLID WASTE?Melissa Hillman, Managing Consultant, Trinity ConsultantsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chair5Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 6 ©Track A Exhibit Hall - room A|AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS | TrackB|CEMS & MODELING|Exhibit Hallroom BB1. CEMS & MATSSTACk FLOW MONITOrING SOLUTIONS FOr GAS, OIL, & COAL FIrED POWEr PLANTS USING A PrEDICTIVE EMISSIONS MONITOrING SYSTEM TO MEET THE rEQUIrEMENTS OF 40 CFr PArT 60 & PArT 75.Brian Swanson, President, CMC Solutions L.L.C.; Dave HaehnleIMPACT OF PAC INJECTION UPSTrEAM OF APH ON BASkETS COrrOSION & MITIGATION STrATEGIESBehrooz Ghorishi, R&D Director, Albemarle; Emma Zhou, Jon Miller, David Royer & Greg LambethPSEG FOSSIL - CEMS EMIS INTEGrATIONJoel R Resig, Sr. Environmental Engineer , PSEG Fossil; David Hinchey Jr., PSEG Fossil; Patrick G Hecht P.E., URSMATS MONITOrINGScott Evans, VP - Consulting Services, Clean Air EngineeringHG & HCL MONITOrING STrATEGIES FOr MATSRussell Berry, Senior Project Manager, RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.SOrBENT TrAP MONITOrING - FIELD EXPErIENCEPhil McMaster, Eastern Regional Sales Manager, Altech Environment U.S.A.; Jurgen Reinmann, ESA DeutschlandB2. HCL MONITOrINGFTIr MEASUrEMENT OF HCL FOr UTILITY & CEMENT INDUSTrIESMatt Swanson, Vice President of Sales, California Analytical Instruments, Inc.; Kevin RamazanTUNABLE DIODE LASEr (TDL) BASED HCL CEMS DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES TO MEET EPA’S DrAFT PErFOrMANCE SPECIFICATIONSTim Kuiken, Midwest Regional Sales Manager, Cemtek Environmental; Keith CrabbeHCL CONTINUOUS EMISSIONS MONITOrING USING CAVITY rING-DOWN SPECTrOSCOPYCurt Dvonch, Sales & Applications Engineer, Tiger Optics; Graham LeggettCONTINUOUS MONITOrING OF HCL USING FTIrSylvie Bosch-Charpenay, Senior Applications Scientist, MKS; Peter Zemek & Barbara MarshikMEASUrING HCL USING HOT/WET EXTrACTIVE FTIr CEMSLuc Sevrette, Manager - CEM Products, Gasmet Technologies; Jim CornishCHALLENGES WITH HCL MONITOrING & HOW TO SOLVE THEMSteve Gibbons, Business Development Manager, ABB Inc.B3. PM, OPACITY & VISIBILITYDIGITAL OPACITY MEASUrEMENT THE 301 TESTShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology LLCCONDENSABLE PM MITIGATION USING DSISteve Baloga, V.P. Environmental Services, Novinda Corporation‘TIS THE SEASON: DrIVErS OF WINTErTIME FINE PArTICULATE POLLUTION IN PHOENIX ArIZONAIra Domsky, Planning Consultant to the Director, Maricopa County Air Quality DepartmentEXPErIENCE IN USING PCME 181WS (WET STACk PM-CEM)Ed McCall, General Manager, PCME; William Averdieck(M) USING PM2.5 MEASUrEMENTS FrOM COAL-FIrED BOILErS IN PErMITTING Or EMISSION CALCULATIONSLillian Woolley, Senior Environmental Engineer, Barr EngineeringPM2.5 EMISSIONS UPDATE- THrEE YEArS LATEr DO WE kNOW ANY MOrE?Larry Hottenstein, Partner, ERM ; Jeff TwaddleEPrI VEE STUDYAllison Dolan, Visible Emissions Consultant, Virtual Technology LLC; Destinee Mack, Mack Inc.A7. PErMITS & COMPLIANCEAIr QUALITY PErMITTING CHALLENGES FOr THE NATIONAL BIO AND AGrO-DEFENSE FACILITY (NBAF)Ron Petersen, Vice President, CPP, Inc.; Anke Beyer-LoutNEW POWEr PLANT DEVELOPMENT: OVErCOMING OPPOSITIONLynn Gresock, Vice President, Tetra Tech, Inc.USE OF “rEPrESENTATIVE DATA” IN THE WAkE OF SIErrA CLUB V. E.P.A., 705 F.3D 458 (D.C. CIr. 2013)Samuel Lofl and, Attorney, Ryley Carlock and Applewhite; James Sanderson & Albert AckenCASE STUDY OF EXISTING COMBUSTION TUrBINES & THE NEW 1-HOUr NOX STANDArDDwain Kincaid, Senior Consultant, Air Quality Services, LLCPLANNING A NEW GENErATION UNIT - DOES YOUr DESIGN TEAM INCLUDE AN AIr DISPErSION MODELEr?Thomas Pritcher, Senior Engineer, Environmental Consulting & TechnologyQUANTIFYING & COMMUNICATING THE AIr QUALITY BENEFITSFrederick Sellars, Vice President, Tetra Tech, Inc.A8. TrI, MACT, MATSLESSONS LEArNED IN TOXIC rELEASE INVENTOrY rEPOrTINGLeah Blinn, Client Program Manager - Environmental & Infrastructure, CB&ITHE MATS CONUNDrUMPeter Belmonte, Sr. Partner, ERM; Robert FraserTHE FINAL MATS rULE: WHErE ArE WE NOW?Michael Rossler, Manager - Environmental Programs, EEITUNE-UPS & ENErGY ASSESSMENTS FOr MACT AT UTILITY PLANTSBrian Petermann, Manager, Air Quality Compliance, Sega Inc.INTEGrATED ASSESSMENT OF TOXICS IN A SOUTHWESTErN rEGIONAL WATErSHEDLeonard Levin, Technical Executive, EPRI ; Krish Vijayaraghavan, ENVIRON; Joel Herr, Systech; Robert Goldstein, EPRIMErCUrY IN FUEL & STACk GASESMary Archer, Project Manager, NextEra Energy; Vic Vickery & Roberto Garcia, Portnoy Environmental, Inc. (PEI); Ed Zillioux, Zillioux Environmental, LLC (ZxEnv); John Hampp & Mary Archer, NextEra Energy / FPL A9. AIr POLICY & rEGULATIONSINTErSTATE TrANSPOrT IN THE SUPrEME COUrT: THE COUrT CONSIDErS EPA V. EME HOMEr CITY GENErATION, L.P.Norman Fichthorn, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPACCELErATING THE NEPA PrOCESSCarolyn Dunmire, Sr. Project Manager, Ecosphere Environmental Services; Richard KnoxMAJOr SOUrCE BOILEr MACT - ArE YOU rEADY?Danielle Musa, Project Engineer, ERM; Daniel GoldsteinSTrATEGIC ENVIrONMENTAL CONSIDErATIONS FOr EGU PrOJECTSDeborah Walden-Hersh, Manager of Consulting Services - Austin, Trinity Consultants; Paul Greywall & Melissa DakasHOW TO GET A COMBUSTION TUrBINE PErMITTED IN AN EXPEDITED MANNEr – CASE STUDIES FrOM rECENT LICENSING PrOJECTSAnand Yegnan, Senior Consultant, ERM; Julie Ross, Mark GarrisonTim KuikenJohn Watson & Judi ChowCo-ChairTeresa RaineSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairPing Wan Bill SmallingKevin DoughertyEugene TriskoCo-ChairA7. PErMITS & COMPLIANCEA7.1 PErMITTING OF NEW AIr QUALITY CONTrOL EQUIPMENT ADDITIONS FOr “ALPHABET SOUP” COMPLIANCE: SUCCESSES & CAUTIONSSteven Babler, Air Quality Engineer, Sega Inc.; Brian PetermannA7.2 CONVErTING FrOM COAL TO NATUrAL GAS - CHANGES TO COMPLIANCE MONITOrINGJohn Downs, Regulatory Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Grp.; Mark HoltA7.3 QUALITY ASSUrANCE CONSIDErATIONS FOr METEOrOLOGICAL DATA USED IN POWEr PLANT PErMITTINGPing Wan , Senior Principal Engineer, Bechtel Power CorporationA7.4 DO I rEALLY NEED TO MODEL?Teresa Raine, Principal Consultant, ERMA7.5 AIr PErMITTING FOr rECIPrOCATING ENGINE PrOJECTS FOr ELECTrICITY GENErATIONMary Hauner-Davis, Manager, Air/Noise Department, Burns & McDonnell; Minda NelsonA7.6 STrEAMLINING THE PErMITTING PrOCESS – CASE STUDIES FrOM GAS-FIrED COMBUSTION TUrBINE LICENSINGAnand Yegnan, Senior Consultant/Project Manager, ERM; John Sherwell, Maryland DNR; Julie Ross, Mark Garrison, & Jennifer Flannery, ERMA8. CLEAN AIr POLICYA8.1 WHAT’S A PLANT TO DO? NAVIGATING CONFLICTS BETWEEN STATE PrIMACY & FEDErAL OVErSIGHTEric Hiser, Partner, Jorden Bischoff & Hiser, PLCA8.2 SUMMArY OF rEGIONAL EMISSIONS & AIr QUALITY TrENDS, 1999-2010Eugene Trisko, Attorney at Law, On behalf of ACCCEA8.3WILL THE rEFINING INDUSTrY SUrVIVE THE CLEAN AIr ACT?(Or, WILL THE NEXT STrAW BrEAk THE CAMEL’S BACk)Bill Smalling, Attorney at Law, C.William Smalling, Attorney at Law, PLLC.A8.4 CAN THIS PrOPOSED POWEr PrOJECT BE BUILT?Eri Ottersburg, Senior Engineer, SLR International; Ray Hendricks, Portland General ElectricA8.5EPA’S rEGIONAL HAZE PrOGrAM - A NEW AGENDA FOr VISIBILITYNorman Fichthorn, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLP; Aaron FlynnA9. AIr POLICY & rEGULATIONSA9.1 ADVANCED SELECTIVE CATALYTIC rEDUCTION SYSTEM OPErATING ON A COAL FIrED BOILEr IN TAIWANKevin Dougherty, VP of Marketing & Business Development , Fuel Tech, Inc.A9.2 THE ONE-HOUr WArS: HOW TO WINMark Garrison, Partner, ERMA9.3 OBTAINING AN EXTENSION ON THE 18 MONTH CONSTrUCTION DEADLINE FOr YOUr PSD PErMITEri Ottersburg, Senior Engineer, SLR International; Ray Hendricks, Portland General ElectricA9.4 DEVELOPING A WTO COMPATIBLE CArBON TAX TO BUILD A CLEAN HYBrID POWEr SYSTEMKatelin Knox, Graduate Research Associate, University of Denver; Stephen SewalkB1. CEMS & MATSB1.1 SOFTWArE CEMS & ALTErNATIVE TO HArDWArEJoseph Miller, Technical Consultant - Environmental, Rockwell AutomationB1.2 MErCUrY & AIr TOXICS STANDArDS (MATS) CEMS DESIGN & NEW MONITOrING rEQUIrEMENTSKeith Crabbe, Engineering Manager, Cemtek Environmental; Tim KuikenB1.3 SO3 SOUrCE EMISSION SAMPLING METHODOLOGIESDavid Ostaszewski, Senior Managing Engineer, O’Brien & Gere Engineers B1.4 CEMS SYSTEMS SPECIFICALLY FOr COMBINED CYCLE POWEr PLANTSDeborah Padwater , Strategic Industry Manager - Power, Sick Maihak GmbHB1.5 MErCUrY & AIr TOXICS STANDArD (MATS) EMISSION TESTING rEQUIrEMENTS, rECOMMENDATIONS & COST COMPArISONSRick Krenzke, Project Director, TRC; Mike Martin, Senior Project Manager, TRC Environmental Corporation; Jeff BurdetteB1.6 FULL-SCALE MULTISITE EVALUATION OF THE MULTIELEMENT SOrBENT TrAP SAMPLING (ME-ST) METHOD FOr HALOGENJohn Pavlish, Sr. Research Advisor, Energy & Environmental Research Center; Jeffrey ThompsonB2. HCL MONITOrINGB2.1 HCL EMISSIONS MEASUrEMENTS USING FTIrSylvie Bosch-Charpenay, Senior Applications Scientist, MKS Instruments; Barbara Marshik, Peter ZemekB2.2 HCL MONITOrING - BEST PrACTICES & FIELD EXPErIENCEHeimo Breton, Head of Corp. Solutions Center, SICK Process AutomationB2.3 FTIr MONITOrING SYSTEM PrOVIDES TIGHTEr CONTrOL ON EMISSIONS FrOM CArBON CAPTUrE PrOCESSJim Cornish, Technical Sales & Support, Gasmet Technologies; Luc SevretteB2.4 HCL CEMSPhil McMaster, North Amer. Mgr-Sales, Perma Pure, LLC; Seth Morrell, Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Altech Environment U.S.A.B2.5 rEQUIrEMENTS OF PS-18 FOr FTIr MEASUrEMENT OF HCL FOr UTILITY & CEMENT INDUSTrIESKevin Ramazan, Vice President, FTIR Operations, California Analytical Instruments, Inc.B3. PM, OPACITY & VISIBILITYB3.1 AN UPDATED rEVIEW OF PM SPIkING FOr PM CEMS CALIBrATIONRobert Baxter, President, B3 Systems, Inc.; Derrick HinkleB3.2 DIGITAL CAMErA BASED CONTINUOUS EMISSION MONITOrINGShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology LLCB3.3 PM2.5 EMISSIONS TEST METHODS COMPArISON, LIMITATIONS & BENEFITSKevin Crosby, Technical Director, Avogadro Group; Craig ThiryB3.4 APPLICATION OF MOBILE DEVICES FOr VISIBLE EMISSIONSSue Sung, Dir - EHS Technology, Trinity Consultants; Adam Williams & Nick PetroB3.5 PM MONITOrING OPTIONS UNDEr THE UTILITY MATS rULESteve Norfl eet, Project Manager, RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.; Jon Konings, We Engergies B3.6 PrACTICAL PM-CEMS & PM-CPMS FOr WET AND DrY FGD PLANTWilliam Averdieck, Managing Director, PCMEPeter BelmonteJudy Chow&John WatsonSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsTuesday | February 4Wednesday | February 5 Monday | February 3 7:30AM - 9:30AM10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM7:30AM - 9:30AMCo-ChairSylvie Bosch-CharpenayCo-ChairJohn PavlishCo-ChairKevin RamazanCo-ChairMark GarrisonSession Sponsor & Co-ChairSession Sponsor & Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTrack A Exhibit Hall - room A|AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS | TrackB|CEMS & MODELING|Exhibit Hallroom BB1. CEMS & MATSSTACk FLOW MONITOrING SOLUTIONS FOr GAS, OIL, & COAL FIrED POWEr PLANTS USING A PrEDICTIVE EMISSIONS MONITOrING SYSTEM TO MEET THE rEQUIrEMENTS OF 40 CFr PArT 60 & PArT 75.Brian Swanson, President, CMC Solutions L.L.C.; Dave HaehnleIMPACT OF PAC INJECTION UPSTrEAM OF APH ON BASkETS COrrOSION & MITIGATION STrATEGIESBehrooz Ghorishi, R&D Director, Albemarle; Emma Zhou, Jon Miller, David Royer & Greg LambethPSEG FOSSIL - CEMS EMIS INTEGrATIONJoel R Resig, Sr. Environmental Engineer , PSEG Fossil; David Hinchey Jr., PSEG Fossil; Patrick G Hecht P.E., URSMATS MONITOrINGScott Evans, VP - Consulting Services, Clean Air EngineeringHG & HCL MONITOrING STrATEGIES FOr MATSRussell Berry, Senior Project Manager, RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.SOrBENT TrAP MONITOrING - FIELD EXPErIENCEPhil McMaster, Eastern Regional Sales Manager, Altech Environment U.S.A.; Jurgen Reinmann, ESA DeutschlandB2. HCL MONITOrINGFTIr MEASUrEMENT OF HCL FOr UTILITY & CEMENT INDUSTrIESMatt Swanson, Vice President of Sales, California Analytical Instruments, Inc.; Kevin RamazanTUNABLE DIODE LASEr (TDL) BASED HCL CEMS DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES TO MEET EPA’S DrAFT PErFOrMANCE SPECIFICATIONSTim Kuiken, Midwest Regional Sales Manager, Cemtek Environmental; Keith CrabbeHCL CONTINUOUS EMISSIONS MONITOrING USING CAVITY rING-DOWN SPECTrOSCOPYCurt Dvonch, Sales & Applications Engineer, Tiger Optics; Graham LeggettCONTINUOUS MONITOrING OF HCL USING FTIrSylvie Bosch-Charpenay, Senior Applications Scientist, MKS; Peter Zemek & Barbara MarshikMEASUrING HCL USING HOT/WET EXTrACTIVE FTIr CEMSLuc Sevrette, Manager - CEM Products, Gasmet Technologies; Jim CornishCHALLENGES WITH HCL MONITOrING & HOW TO SOLVE THEMSteve Gibbons, Business Development Manager, ABB Inc.B3. PM, OPACITY & VISIBILITYDIGITAL OPACITY MEASUrEMENT THE 301 TESTShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology LLCCONDENSABLE PM MITIGATION USING DSISteve Baloga, V.P. Environmental Services, Novinda Corporation‘TIS THE SEASON: DrIVErS OF WINTErTIME FINE PArTICULATE POLLUTION IN PHOENIX ArIZONAIra Domsky, Planning Consultant to the Director, Maricopa County Air Quality DepartmentEXPErIENCE IN USING PCME 181WS (WET STACk PM-CEM)Ed McCall, General Manager, PCME; William Averdieck(M) USING PM2.5 MEASUrEMENTS FrOM COAL-FIrED BOILErS IN PErMITTING Or EMISSION CALCULATIONSLillian Woolley, Senior Environmental Engineer, Barr EngineeringPM2.5 EMISSIONS UPDATE- THrEE YEArS LATEr DO WE kNOW ANY MOrE?Larry Hottenstein, Partner, ERM ; Jeff TwaddleEPrI VEE STUDYAllison Dolan, Visible Emissions Consultant, Virtual Technology LLC; Destinee Mack, Mack Inc.A7. PErMITS & COMPLIANCEAIr QUALITY PErMITTING CHALLENGES FOr THE NATIONAL BIO AND AGrO-DEFENSE FACILITY (NBAF)Ron Petersen, Vice President, CPP, Inc.; Anke Beyer-LoutNEW POWEr PLANT DEVELOPMENT: OVErCOMING OPPOSITIONLynn Gresock, Vice President, Tetra Tech, Inc.USE OF “rEPrESENTATIVE DATA” IN THE WAkE OF SIErrA CLUB V. E.P.A., 705 F.3D 458 (D.C. CIr. 2013)Samuel Lofl and, Attorney, Ryley Carlock and Applewhite; James Sanderson & Albert AckenCASE STUDY OF EXISTING COMBUSTION TUrBINES & THE NEW 1-HOUr NOX STANDArDDwain Kincaid, Senior Consultant, Air Quality Services, LLCPLANNING A NEW GENErATION UNIT - DOES YOUr DESIGN TEAM INCLUDE AN AIr DISPErSION MODELEr?Thomas Pritcher, Senior Engineer, Environmental Consulting & TechnologyQUANTIFYING & COMMUNICATING THE AIr QUALITY BENEFITSFrederick Sellars, Vice President, Tetra Tech, Inc.A8. TrI, MACT, MATSLESSONS LEArNED IN TOXIC rELEASE INVENTOrY rEPOrTINGLeah Blinn, Client Program Manager - Environmental & Infrastructure, CB&ITHE MATS CONUNDrUMPeter Belmonte, Sr. Partner, ERM; Robert FraserTHE FINAL MATS rULE: WHErE ArE WE NOW?Michael Rossler, Manager - Environmental Programs, EEITUNE-UPS & ENErGY ASSESSMENTS FOr MACT AT UTILITY PLANTSBrian Petermann, Manager, Air Quality Compliance, Sega Inc.INTEGrATED ASSESSMENT OF TOXICS IN A SOUTHWESTErN rEGIONAL WATErSHEDLeonard Levin, Technical Executive, EPRI ; Krish Vijayaraghavan, ENVIRON; Joel Herr, Systech; Robert Goldstein, EPRIMErCUrY IN FUEL & STACk GASESMary Archer, Project Manager, NextEra Energy; Vic Vickery & Roberto Garcia, Portnoy Environmental, Inc. (PEI); Ed Zillioux, Zillioux Environmental, LLC (ZxEnv); John Hampp & Mary Archer, NextEra Energy / FPL A9. AIr POLICY & rEGULATIONSINTErSTATE TrANSPOrT IN THE SUPrEME COUrT: THE COUrT CONSIDErS EPA V. EME HOMEr CITY GENErATION, L.P.Norman Fichthorn, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPACCELErATING THE NEPA PrOCESSCarolyn Dunmire, Sr. Project Manager, Ecosphere Environmental Services; Richard KnoxMAJOr SOUrCE BOILEr MACT - ArE YOU rEADY?Danielle Musa, Project Engineer, ERM; Daniel GoldsteinSTrATEGIC ENVIrONMENTAL CONSIDErATIONS FOr EGU PrOJECTSDeborah Walden-Hersh, Manager of Consulting Services - Austin, Trinity Consultants; Paul Greywall & Melissa DakasHOW TO GET A COMBUSTION TUrBINE PErMITTED IN AN EXPEDITED MANNEr – CASE STUDIES FrOM rECENT LICENSING PrOJECTSAnand Yegnan, Senior Consultant, ERM; Julie Ross, Mark GarrisonTim KuikenJohn Watson & Judi ChowCo-ChairTeresa RaineSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairPing Wan Bill SmallingKevin DoughertyEugene TriskoCo-ChairA7. PErMITS & COMPLIANCEA7.1 PErMITTING OF NEW AIr QUALITY CONTrOL EQUIPMENT ADDITIONS FOr “ALPHABET SOUP” COMPLIANCE: SUCCESSES & CAUTIONSSteven Babler, Air Quality Engineer, Sega Inc.; Brian PetermannA7.2 CONVErTING FrOM COAL TO NATUrAL GAS - CHANGES TO COMPLIANCE MONITOrINGJohn Downs, Regulatory Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Grp.; Mark HoltA7.3 QUALITY ASSUrANCE CONSIDErATIONS FOr METEOrOLOGICAL DATA USED IN POWEr PLANT PErMITTINGPing Wan , Senior Principal Engineer, Bechtel Power CorporationA7.4 DO I rEALLY NEED TO MODEL?Teresa Raine, Principal Consultant, ERMA7.5 AIr PErMITTING FOr rECIPrOCATING ENGINE PrOJECTS FOr ELECTrICITY GENErATIONMary Hauner-Davis, Manager, Air/Noise Department, Burns & McDonnell; Minda NelsonA7.6 STrEAMLINING THE PErMITTING PrOCESS – CASE STUDIES FrOM GAS-FIrED COMBUSTION TUrBINE LICENSINGAnand Yegnan, Senior Consultant/Project Manager, ERM; John Sherwell, Maryland DNR; Julie Ross, Mark Garrison, & Jennifer Flannery, ERMA8. CLEAN AIr POLICYA8.1 WHAT’S A PLANT TO DO? NAVIGATING CONFLICTS BETWEEN STATE PrIMACY & FEDErAL OVErSIGHTEric Hiser, Partner, Jorden Bischoff & Hiser, PLCA8.2 SUMMArY OF rEGIONAL EMISSIONS & AIr QUALITY TrENDS, 1999-2010Eugene Trisko, Attorney at Law, On behalf of ACCCEA8.3WILL THE rEFINING INDUSTrY SUrVIVE THE CLEAN AIr ACT?(Or, WILL THE NEXT STrAW BrEAk THE CAMEL’S BACk)Bill Smalling, Attorney at Law, C.William Smalling, Attorney at Law, PLLC.A8.4 CAN THIS PrOPOSED POWEr PrOJECT BE BUILT?Eri Ottersburg, Senior Engineer, SLR International; Ray Hendricks, Portland General ElectricA8.5EPA’S rEGIONAL HAZE PrOGrAM - A NEW AGENDA FOr VISIBILITYNorman Fichthorn, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLP; Aaron FlynnA9. AIr POLICY & rEGULATIONSA9.1 ADVANCED SELECTIVE CATALYTIC rEDUCTION SYSTEM OPErATING ON A COAL FIrED BOILEr IN TAIWANKevin Dougherty, VP of Marketing & Business Development , Fuel Tech, Inc.A9.2 THE ONE-HOUr WArS: HOW TO WINMark Garrison, Partner, ERMA9.3 OBTAINING AN EXTENSION ON THE 18 MONTH CONSTrUCTION DEADLINE FOr YOUr PSD PErMITEri Ottersburg, Senior Engineer, SLR International; Ray Hendricks, Portland General ElectricA9.4 DEVELOPING A WTO COMPATIBLE CArBON TAX TO BUILD A CLEAN HYBrID POWEr SYSTEMKatelin Knox, Graduate Research Associate, University of Denver; Stephen SewalkB1. CEMS & MATSB1.1 SOFTWArE CEMS & ALTErNATIVE TO HArDWArEJoseph Miller, Technical Consultant - Environmental, Rockwell AutomationB1.2 MErCUrY & AIr TOXICS STANDArDS (MATS) CEMS DESIGN & NEW MONITOrING rEQUIrEMENTSKeith Crabbe, Engineering Manager, Cemtek Environmental; Tim KuikenB1.3 SO3 SOUrCE EMISSION SAMPLING METHODOLOGIESDavid Ostaszewski, Senior Managing Engineer, O’Brien & Gere Engineers B1.4 CEMS SYSTEMS SPECIFICALLY FOr COMBINED CYCLE POWEr PLANTSDeborah Padwater , Strategic Industry Manager - Power, Sick Maihak GmbHB1.5 MErCUrY & AIr TOXICS STANDArD (MATS) EMISSION TESTING rEQUIrEMENTS, rECOMMENDATIONS & COST COMPArISONSRick Krenzke, Project Director, TRC; Mike Martin, Senior Project Manager, TRC Environmental Corporation; Jeff BurdetteB1.6 FULL-SCALE MULTISITE EVALUATION OF THE MULTIELEMENT SOrBENT TrAP SAMPLING (ME-ST) METHOD FOr HALOGENJohn Pavlish, Sr. Research Advisor, Energy & Environmental Research Center; Jeffrey ThompsonB2. HCL MONITOrINGB2.1 HCL EMISSIONS MEASUrEMENTS USING FTIrSylvie Bosch-Charpenay, Senior Applications Scientist, MKS Instruments; Barbara Marshik, Peter ZemekB2.2 HCL MONITOrING - BEST PrACTICES & FIELD EXPErIENCEHeimo Breton, Head of Corp. Solutions Center, SICK Process AutomationB2.3 FTIr MONITOrING SYSTEM PrOVIDES TIGHTEr CONTrOL ON EMISSIONS FrOM CArBON CAPTUrE PrOCESSJim Cornish, Technical Sales & Support, Gasmet Technologies; Luc SevretteB2.4 HCL CEMSPhil McMaster, North Amer. Mgr-Sales, Perma Pure, LLC; Seth Morrell, Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Altech Environment U.S.A.B2.5 rEQUIrEMENTS OF PS-18 FOr FTIr MEASUrEMENT OF HCL FOr UTILITY & CEMENT INDUSTrIESKevin Ramazan, Vice President, FTIR Operations, California Analytical Instruments, Inc.B3. PM, OPACITY & VISIBILITYB3.1 AN UPDATED rEVIEW OF PM SPIkING FOr PM CEMS CALIBrATIONRobert Baxter, President, B3 Systems, Inc.; Derrick HinkleB3.2 DIGITAL CAMErA BASED CONTINUOUS EMISSION MONITOrINGShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology LLCB3.3 PM2.5 EMISSIONS TEST METHODS COMPArISON, LIMITATIONS & BENEFITSKevin Crosby, Technical Director, Avogadro Group; Craig ThiryB3.4 APPLICATION OF MOBILE DEVICES FOr VISIBLE EMISSIONSSue Sung, Dir - EHS Technology, Trinity Consultants; Adam Williams & Nick PetroB3.5 PM MONITOrING OPTIONS UNDEr THE UTILITY MATS rULESteve Norfl eet, Project Manager, RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.; Jon Konings, We Engergies B3.6 PrACTICAL PM-CEMS & PM-CPMS FOr WET AND DrY FGD PLANTWilliam Averdieck, Managing Director, PCMEPeter BelmonteJudy Chow&John WatsonSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsTuesday | February 4Wednesday | February 5 Monday | February 3 7:30AM - 9:30AM10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM7:30AM - 9:30AMCo-ChairSylvie Bosch-CharpenayCo-ChairJohn PavlishCo-ChairKevin RamazanCo-ChairMark GarrisonSession Sponsor & Co-ChairSession Sponsor & Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chair7Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 8 ©Track B |CEMS & MODELING| TrackB|CEMS & MODELING|Exhibit Hallroom B Exhibit Hallroom BB7. MODELINGCOLLECTING ON-SITE METEOrOLOGICAL DATA IS MOrE THAN JUST A GOOD IDEAJared Anderson, Senior Air Dispersion Modeler, Wenck Associates, Inc.(S?) ANALYSIS OF rEAL-TIME & FOrECAST AIr QUALITY MODELING SYSTEMJesse The, President, Lakes Environmental Software; Bryan D. Matthews & Michael T. HammerEVALUATION OF NON-DEFAULT OPTIONS IN AErMOD FOr rEPrESENTATIVE INDUSTrIAL EMISSIONS SOUrCESIdania Zamora, Senior Associate, ENVIRON; Ted Bowie & Snetu KaraniaDISPErSION MODELING AS A TOOL FOr NONATTAINMENT STUDIES FOr SO2 - A CASE STUDY FOr UTILITIES IN NOrTHEAST OHIOGeorge Schewe, Principal Consultant, Trinity Consultants; Dr. Abhishek BhatVArIABLE EMISSIONS IN AIr QUALITY MODELINGMark Garrison, Partner, ERM; Beth Barfi eld & Anand YegnanUSING DISPErSION MODELING & THErMAL rADIATION MODELING FOr AN LNG STOrAGE FACILITY SAFETY STUDYJohn Hinckley, Senior Consultant, RSG, Inc.EVALUATION OF NO2 PrEDICTIONS BY THE PLUME VOLUME MOLAr rATIO METHOD (PVMrM) & OZONE LIMITING METHOD (OLM) IN AErMOD USING NEW FIELD OBSErVATIONSVincent Tino, Senior Consultant, Epsilon Associates, Inc.; E. Hendrick, S. Hanna & B. EganAIr QUALITY IMPACT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOr INDUSTrIAL UTILITIES USING COMPrEHENSIVE AIr QUALITY MODELSRoberto San Jose, Professor, UPM; Juan Luis Pérez, R.M. González, A. Zamora, A. Yoldi & N. CifuentesB8. CEMENT INDUSTrY ISSUESDIOXIN EMISSION FrOM CEMENT kILNS - LESSONS LEArNEDRobert John Schreiber, President, Schreiber Yonley & Associates(M) CLINkEr SUBSTITUTION & THE rOLE OF FLYASHJohn Kline, Principal, Kline Consulting; Charles KlineIN THE ABSENCE OF DATA, HOW TO ESTIMATE PM2.5 EMISSIONS FOr CEMENT, COAL, AND LIME MATErIAL HANDLINGMike Remsberg, Managing Director, Trinity Consultants; Deborah Walden-Hersh & Kate GrossA COMPArISON OF PrOPOSED PM CPMS LIMITSRobert Baxter, President, B3 Systems, Inc.B9. FABrIC FILTEr TECHNOLOGIES NOVEL FABrIC FILTEr FOr SUSTAINED rEDUCTION OF MErCUrY EMISSIONShulong Li, Senior Scientist, Milliken and CompanyDESIGN CONSIDErATIONS FOr FABrIC FILTErS WITH EXTrEMELY LOW EMISSION rATESMichael Widico, Vice President, KC Cottrell Inc.DSI IMPACT ON VISUAL OPACITYAnthony Silva, Advisory Engineer, Babcock & Wilcox; Robert SnyderPErFOrMANCE IMPrOVEMENTS FOr DSI SYSTEMSJon Norman, DSI Tenhnology Manager, United Conveyor CorporationFABrIC FILTEr MEDIA INNOVATION FOr COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTSVishal Bansal, Principal Engineer, GE Power & Water, Air Filtration; Jeff LadwigB4. SF6 MONITOrING & SUBSTATIONSINTErFErENCE-FrEE PLASMONIC MErCUrY SENSING IN SIMULATED FLUE GASJay James, Founder, Picoyune(M) HGCEMS WITHOUT CALIBrATOrErSRichard Hovan, Director Environmental Business Development, Durag Group; Bob Davis, AirGasTHE NEW AGE OF rEPOrTING: HOW TO COMPLY WITH AIr rEGULATIONS & ELECTrONICALLY rEPOrT EMISSIONS INVENTOrIESReland Kane, Environmental Superintentent, Tucson Electric PowerNEW SULFUr HEXAFLUOrIDE MEASUrEMENT METHODBob Mueller, Director - Process Chemicals, Airgas Specialty GasesCONTINUOUS EMISSIONS MONITOrING OF SUBSTATION ASSETSJames Wacker, Director of Business Development, INCONB5. SO2, SO3, NOX & ADDITIVESSELECTION OF A PrOPEr METHOD FOr MEASUrEMENT OF SULFUr TrIOXIDE - SULFUrIC ACID MIST EMISSIONS FrOM SOLID FUEL & NATUrAL GAS-FIrED GENErATION FACILITIESKevin Crosby, VP- Technical, The Avogadro Group, LLCA FULLY COMMErCIALIZED CONTINUOUS rEAL-TIME SO3/SO2 MONITOrCurtis Laush, Senior Scientist, IMACCINACCUrACIES OF NOX MONITOrS & USE OF FUEL FLOW OVEr STACk GAS FLOWRobert Mullowney, President, Monitor Tech CorporationSCr BYPASS SYSTEM FOr NOX MEASUrEMENTSDeborah Padwater , Strategic Industry Manager, SICK AGPOWDEr-SOrBENT ALTErNATIVES TO SO3 FOr ESP CONDITIONINGThomas Gale, Director of Technology Development, Novinda CorporationB6. MONITOrING, DAS & PrOTOCOL GASESBACkGrOUND COrrECTED AMBIENT NO2 MEASUrEMENTSThomas McKarns, President & Owner, ECO PHYSICS, INC.; Werner Moser, ECO PHYSICS AGASSESSING BEST FIT OPErATING PrOFILES TO MAXIMIZE EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE EFFICIENCY & EFFECTIVENESSScott Tampke, Business Development Manager, Black & Veatch(M) WHAT IS NEW WITH THE EPA PrOTOCOL GASESRobert Davis, Vice President of Environmental Sustainablity, Airgas(M) EPA/NIST - TrACEABLE ZErO GAS STANDArDS UPDATERichard Hovan, Director Environmental Business Development, Durag GroupDEMONSTrATION OF A DIFFErENTIAL ABSOrPTION LIDAr FOr EMISSIONS MEASUrEMENTMichael Wojcik, Senior Scientist, Space Dynamics Laboratory; Blake Crowther & Robert Lemon, Space Dynamics Laboratory Prasad Valupadas; Long Fu, Bonnie Leung, Quamrul Huda & Zheng Yeng,Alberta Environment Environmental Sustainable Resource Development; Allan Chambers, Alberta Innovates Technology FuturesDan KietzerGale HoffnagleDiane FischerScott TampkeB4. MErCUrY MEASUrEMENTB4.1 TECHNICAL ADVANCES IN HG CEM’S - UPDATEDan Kietzer, Business Development Manager, SICK Process AutomationB4.2 MErCUrY SPECIATION MEASUrEMENTS FrOM BOILEr TO STACkJames Wright, Director - Advanced Monitoring Solutions, Clean Air Engineering; T. Rodak, J. McKeeverB4.3 MONITOrING MErCUrY & NON-MErCUrY HAP METALS WITH A SINGLE CEMSDouglas Barth, Business Development Mgr. Pall Corporation; Krag Petterson & Marty LadnerB4.4 ELEMENTAL MErCUrY IN SOIL BY SEQUENTIAL EXTrACTION FOr COMPLIANCE WITH ILLINOIS rISk BASED CLEAN-UPDon Cortes, Chief Scientifi c Offi cer / VP , STAT Analysis Corporation; Surendra KumarB4.5 rESULTS FrOM A GOLD NANOPArTICLE MErCUrY DETECTION SYSTEMJay James, Founder, Picoyune; Donald Lucas Ph.D., Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Catherine Koshland, UC BerkeleyB4.6 BEST PrACTICE CONSIDErATIONS FOr EPA PS 12B – SOLID SOrBENT METHOD FOr CONTINUOUS MErCUrY MONITOrINGRobert Brunette, Scientist, Eurofi ns Frontier Global Sciences; Eric Roland, Gerard van Der Jagt, Ryan Nelson B5. EMISSION TESTING & MONITOrINGB5.1 TrANSFOrMING NATUrAL GAS LEAk DETECTION AT HIGHWAY SPEEDSChris Vale, Energy & Natural Gas Program Manager, Picarro inc.B5.2 FIELD TESTING OF AN IN SITU SO3/SO2/H2O CONTINUOUS rEAL-TIME MONITOrCurtis Laush, Senior Scientist, IMACCB5.3 FLUE GAS CONTAMINANT MEASUrEMENT FrOM OXY-COMBUSTION IN A COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTKenneth Wong, Sr. Staff Scientist, American Air Liquide; Morgane Riviere, Air Liquide FranceB5.4 ONGOING FIELD TEST EXPErIENCES WITH THE AUTOMATIC SOrBENT TrAP MONITOrING SYSTEMJurgen Reinmann, Branch Manager, Environnement S.A Deutschland; Seth Morrell, Altech Environmental USA B5.5 CONTINUED AUTOMATION OF CEMSRussell Berry, Senior Project Manager, RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.B5.6 CONTINUOUS WAVE CAVITY rING-DOWN SPECTrOSCOPY FOr ENVIrONMENTAL APPLICATIONSGraham Leggett, Global Product & Sales Manager - Environmental Division, Tiger OpticB6. MONITOrING & rEPOrTINGB6.1 MATS COMPLIANCE - HOW WILL EPA DETErMINE COMPLIANCE? HOW WILL YOUr DAHS DEMONSTrATE COMPLIANCE?John Downs, Regualtory Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Grp.; Joel MillardB6.2 FUTUrE CHALLENGES FOr CEMS DAHS SYSTEMSMark Shell, Chief Technology Offi cer, Environmental Systems Corporation B6.3 OPTIONS FOr DEMOSTrATING MATS COMPLIANCE - ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGESDiane Fischer, Air Quality Control Services Area Leader, Black & VeatchB6.4 15 YEArS OF MErCUrY SPECIATION EMISSIONS MEASUrEMENTS USING MODIFIED US EPA METHOD 30B Gerard Van der Jagt, Mercury Laboratory Manager, Eurofi ns Frontier Global Sciences; Robert Brunette, Eric Roland, Ryan Nelson, Darren Miller, David WestbyB6.5 MEASUrING ZErO POLLUTANTSRobert Davis, Vice President - Environmental Sustainablity, AirgasB6.6 NEW rULES FOr EPA PrOTOCOL GASESRobert Davis, Vice President - Environmental Sustainablity, AirgasB6.7 SF6 & DECOMPOSITION GAS ANALYSIS THrOUGH NON DISPErSIVE INFrArED TECHNOLOGYVaughan Williams, International Sales Director, Energy Maintenance Technologies; Neil Kane, Kevin YorkB7. MODELINGB7.1 MODELING LAkE rECOVErY FOLLOWING MErCUrY EMISSIONS CHANGESLeonard Levin, Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute; Krish Vijayaraghavan, EnvironB7.2 ADVANCED DISPErSION MODELING TECHNIQUES TO ASSIST WITH NAAQS COMPLIANCERobert Iwanchuk, Manager - Air Quality Engineering & Studies, AECOM; David Heinold, Richard Hamel & Robert Paine, AECOM; Eladio Knipping & Naresh Kumar, EPRIB7.3 DOES EPA NEED MOrE ADVANCED MODELS FOr SECONDArY FOrMATIONGale Hoffnagle, Air Quality Consutling Practice Leader, TRC Environmental CorporationB7.4 FOrECASTING FOr EMISSION COMPLIANCE VIA OPErATIONAL MODELINGScott Tampke, Business Development Manager, Black & VeatchB7.5 SOLUTIONS TO AErMOD PrEDICTED NAAQS EXCEEDANCES DUE TO BUILDING WAkE EFFECTSRon Petersen, Vice President, CPP, Inc.B7.6 EVALUATION OF MODELING rESULTS USING A rEFINED TECHNIQUE FOr PrEDICTING IMPACTS FrOM POrTABLE Or TrANSIENT SOUrCES (TrANSVAP)Richard Hamel, Air Quality Meteorologist, AECOM; Thomas DamianaB7.7 A rEAL-TIME MODEL FOr PErFOrMANCE MONITOrING USING EMISSIONS DATASastry Munukutla, Emeritus Prof. of Mech. Eng., Tennessee Tech. Univ.B8. CEMENT INDUSTrY ISSUESB8.1 MErCUrY ABATEMENT IN US CEMENT INDUSTrYJohn Kline, Principal, John Kline Consulting B8.2 ACTIVATED CArBON rESULTS FrOM FULL SCALE PLANT TESTINGRex Keel, Business Manager, Norit Americas Inc.;John Satterfi eld, Research Associate, Norit AmericasB8.3 LOOkING FOr A CONCrETE-FrIENDLY SOrBENT TECHNOLOGY?Paul Barilla, Applications Specialist / Power Markets, W.L. Gore and Associates; Jeff A. Kolde & John J. KnottsB8.4 A NOVEL APPrOACH FOr MErCUrY CAPTUrEChristopher Poling, Vice President, Mercury Capture Systems; Tom LesniakB8.5 DUrAG´S HM 1400 TrXC @ CEMENT PLANTSJohannes Kasajanow, PhD, Durag GmbHB8.6 IS SCr TECHNOLOGY COMING (BACk) TO CEMENTJohn Kline, Principal, John Kline ConsultingTuesday | February 4 Wednesday | February 5 10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM7:30AM - 9:30AM10AM - 12PMCo-ChairsJohannes Kasajanow&John KlineCo-ChairChris ValeSession Sponsor and Co-ChairGraham Leggett1PM - 3PMTrack B |CEMS & MODELING| TrackB|CEMS & MODELING|Exhibit Hallroom B Exhibit Hallroom BB7. MODELINGCOLLECTING ON-SITE METEOrOLOGICAL DATA IS MOrE THAN JUST A GOOD IDEAJared Anderson, Senior Air Dispersion Modeler, Wenck Associates, Inc.(S?) ANALYSIS OF rEAL-TIME & FOrECAST AIr QUALITY MODELING SYSTEMJesse The, President, Lakes Environmental Software; Bryan D. Matthews & Michael T. HammerEVALUATION OF NON-DEFAULT OPTIONS IN AErMOD FOr rEPrESENTATIVE INDUSTrIAL EMISSIONS SOUrCESIdania Zamora, Senior Associate, ENVIRON; Ted Bowie & Snetu KaraniaDISPErSION MODELING AS A TOOL FOr NONATTAINMENT STUDIES FOr SO2 - A CASE STUDY FOr UTILITIES IN NOrTHEAST OHIOGeorge Schewe, Principal Consultant, Trinity Consultants; Dr. Abhishek BhatVArIABLE EMISSIONS IN AIr QUALITY MODELINGMark Garrison, Partner, ERM; Beth Barfi eld & Anand YegnanUSING DISPErSION MODELING & THErMAL rADIATION MODELING FOr AN LNG STOrAGE FACILITY SAFETY STUDYJohn Hinckley, Senior Consultant, RSG, Inc.EVALUATION OF NO2 PrEDICTIONS BY THE PLUME VOLUME MOLAr rATIO METHOD (PVMrM) & OZONE LIMITING METHOD (OLM) IN AErMOD USING NEW FIELD OBSErVATIONSVincent Tino, Senior Consultant, Epsilon Associates, Inc.; E. Hendrick, S. Hanna & B. EganAIr QUALITY IMPACT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOr INDUSTrIAL UTILITIES USING COMPrEHENSIVE AIr QUALITY MODELSRoberto San Jose, Professor, UPM; Juan Luis Pérez, R.M. González, A. Zamora, A. Yoldi & N. CifuentesB8. CEMENT INDUSTrY ISSUESDIOXIN EMISSION FrOM CEMENT kILNS - LESSONS LEArNEDRobert John Schreiber, President, Schreiber Yonley & Associates(M) CLINkEr SUBSTITUTION & THE rOLE OF FLYASHJohn Kline, Principal, Kline Consulting; Charles KlineIN THE ABSENCE OF DATA, HOW TO ESTIMATE PM2.5 EMISSIONS FOr CEMENT, COAL, AND LIME MATErIAL HANDLINGMike Remsberg, Managing Director, Trinity Consultants; Deborah Walden-Hersh & Kate GrossA COMPArISON OF PrOPOSED PM CPMS LIMITSRobert Baxter, President, B3 Systems, Inc.B9. FABrIC FILTEr TECHNOLOGIES NOVEL FABrIC FILTEr FOr SUSTAINED rEDUCTION OF MErCUrY EMISSIONShulong Li, Senior Scientist, Milliken and CompanyDESIGN CONSIDErATIONS FOr FABrIC FILTErS WITH EXTrEMELY LOW EMISSION rATESMichael Widico, Vice President, KC Cottrell Inc.DSI IMPACT ON VISUAL OPACITYAnthony Silva, Advisory Engineer, Babcock & Wilcox; Robert SnyderPErFOrMANCE IMPrOVEMENTS FOr DSI SYSTEMSJon Norman, DSI Tenhnology Manager, United Conveyor CorporationFABrIC FILTEr MEDIA INNOVATION FOr COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTSVishal Bansal, Principal Engineer, GE Power & Water, Air Filtration; Jeff LadwigB4. SF6 MONITOrING & SUBSTATIONSINTErFErENCE-FrEE PLASMONIC MErCUrY SENSING IN SIMULATED FLUE GASJay James, Founder, Picoyune(M) HGCEMS WITHOUT CALIBrATOrErSRichard Hovan, Director Environmental Business Development, Durag Group; Bob Davis, AirGasTHE NEW AGE OF rEPOrTING: HOW TO COMPLY WITH AIr rEGULATIONS & ELECTrONICALLY rEPOrT EMISSIONS INVENTOrIESReland Kane, Environmental Superintentent, Tucson Electric PowerNEW SULFUr HEXAFLUOrIDE MEASUrEMENT METHODBob Mueller, Director - Process Chemicals, Airgas Specialty GasesCONTINUOUS EMISSIONS MONITOrING OF SUBSTATION ASSETSJames Wacker, Director of Business Development, INCONB5. SO2, SO3, NOX & ADDITIVESSELECTION OF A PrOPEr METHOD FOr MEASUrEMENT OF SULFUr TrIOXIDE - SULFUrIC ACID MIST EMISSIONS FrOM SOLID FUEL & NATUrAL GAS-FIrED GENErATION FACILITIESKevin Crosby, VP- Technical, The Avogadro Group, LLCA FULLY COMMErCIALIZED CONTINUOUS rEAL-TIME SO3/SO2 MONITOrCurtis Laush, Senior Scientist, IMACCINACCUrACIES OF NOX MONITOrS & USE OF FUEL FLOW OVEr STACk GAS FLOWRobert Mullowney, President, Monitor Tech CorporationSCr BYPASS SYSTEM FOr NOX MEASUrEMENTSDeborah Padwater , Strategic Industry Manager, SICK AGPOWDEr-SOrBENT ALTErNATIVES TO SO3 FOr ESP CONDITIONINGThomas Gale, Director of Technology Development, Novinda CorporationB6. MONITOrING, DAS & PrOTOCOL GASESBACkGrOUND COrrECTED AMBIENT NO2 MEASUrEMENTSThomas McKarns, President & Owner, ECO PHYSICS, INC.; Werner Moser, ECO PHYSICS AGASSESSING BEST FIT OPErATING PrOFILES TO MAXIMIZE EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE EFFICIENCY & EFFECTIVENESSScott Tampke, Business Development Manager, Black & Veatch(M) WHAT IS NEW WITH THE EPA PrOTOCOL GASESRobert Davis, Vice President of Environmental Sustainablity, Airgas(M) EPA/NIST - TrACEABLE ZErO GAS STANDArDS UPDATERichard Hovan, Director Environmental Business Development, Durag GroupDEMONSTrATION OF A DIFFErENTIAL ABSOrPTION LIDAr FOr EMISSIONS MEASUrEMENTMichael Wojcik, Senior Scientist, Space Dynamics Laboratory; Blake Crowther & Robert Lemon, Space Dynamics Laboratory Prasad Valupadas; Long Fu, Bonnie Leung, Quamrul Huda & Zheng Yeng,Alberta Environment Environmental Sustainable Resource Development; Allan Chambers, Alberta Innovates Technology FuturesDan KietzerGale HoffnagleDiane FischerScott TampkeB4. MErCUrY MEASUrEMENTB4.1 TECHNICAL ADVANCES IN HG CEM’S - UPDATEDan Kietzer, Business Development Manager, SICK Process AutomationB4.2 MErCUrY SPECIATION MEASUrEMENTS FrOM BOILEr TO STACkJames Wright, Director - Advanced Monitoring Solutions, Clean Air Engineering; T. Rodak, J. McKeeverB4.3 MONITOrING MErCUrY & NON-MErCUrY HAP METALS WITH A SINGLE CEMSDouglas Barth, Business Development Mgr. Pall Corporation; Krag Petterson & Marty LadnerB4.4 ELEMENTAL MErCUrY IN SOIL BY SEQUENTIAL EXTrACTION FOr COMPLIANCE WITH ILLINOIS rISk BASED CLEAN-UPDon Cortes, Chief Scientifi c Offi cer / VP , STAT Analysis Corporation; Surendra KumarB4.5 rESULTS FrOM A GOLD NANOPArTICLE MErCUrY DETECTION SYSTEMJay James, Founder, Picoyune; Donald Lucas Ph.D., Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Catherine Koshland, UC BerkeleyB4.6 BEST PrACTICE CONSIDErATIONS FOr EPA PS 12B – SOLID SOrBENT METHOD FOr CONTINUOUS MErCUrY MONITOrINGRobert Brunette, Scientist, Eurofi ns Frontier Global Sciences; Eric Roland, Gerard van Der Jagt, Ryan Nelson B5. EMISSION TESTING & MONITOrINGB5.1 TrANSFOrMING NATUrAL GAS LEAk DETECTION AT HIGHWAY SPEEDSChris Vale, Energy & Natural Gas Program Manager, Picarro inc.B5.2 FIELD TESTING OF AN IN SITU SO3/SO2/H2O CONTINUOUS rEAL-TIME MONITOrCurtis Laush, Senior Scientist, IMACCB5.3 FLUE GAS CONTAMINANT MEASUrEMENT FrOM OXY-COMBUSTION IN A COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTKenneth Wong, Sr. Staff Scientist, American Air Liquide; Morgane Riviere, Air Liquide FranceB5.4 ONGOING FIELD TEST EXPErIENCES WITH THE AUTOMATIC SOrBENT TrAP MONITOrING SYSTEMJurgen Reinmann, Branch Manager, Environnement S.A Deutschland; Seth Morrell, Altech Environmental USA B5.5 CONTINUED AUTOMATION OF CEMSRussell Berry, Senior Project Manager, RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.B5.6 CONTINUOUS WAVE CAVITY rING-DOWN SPECTrOSCOPY FOr ENVIrONMENTAL APPLICATIONSGraham Leggett, Global Product & Sales Manager - Environmental Division, Tiger OpticB6. MONITOrING & rEPOrTINGB6.1 MATS COMPLIANCE - HOW WILL EPA DETErMINE COMPLIANCE? HOW WILL YOUr DAHS DEMONSTrATE COMPLIANCE?John Downs, Regualtory Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Grp.; Joel MillardB6.2 FUTUrE CHALLENGES FOr CEMS DAHS SYSTEMSMark Shell, Chief Technology Offi cer, Environmental Systems Corporation B6.3 OPTIONS FOr DEMOSTrATING MATS COMPLIANCE - ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGESDiane Fischer, Air Quality Control Services Area Leader, Black & VeatchB6.4 15 YEArS OF MErCUrY SPECIATION EMISSIONS MEASUrEMENTS USING MODIFIED US EPA METHOD 30B Gerard Van der Jagt, Mercury Laboratory Manager, Eurofi ns Frontier Global Sciences; Robert Brunette, Eric Roland, Ryan Nelson, Darren Miller, David WestbyB6.5 MEASUrING ZErO POLLUTANTSRobert Davis, Vice President - Environmental Sustainablity, AirgasB6.6 NEW rULES FOr EPA PrOTOCOL GASESRobert Davis, Vice President - Environmental Sustainablity, AirgasB6.7 SF6 & DECOMPOSITION GAS ANALYSIS THrOUGH NON DISPErSIVE INFrArED TECHNOLOGYVaughan Williams, International Sales Director, Energy Maintenance Technologies; Neil Kane, Kevin YorkB7. MODELINGB7.1 MODELING LAkE rECOVErY FOLLOWING MErCUrY EMISSIONS CHANGESLeonard Levin, Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute; Krish Vijayaraghavan, EnvironB7.2 ADVANCED DISPErSION MODELING TECHNIQUES TO ASSIST WITH NAAQS COMPLIANCERobert Iwanchuk, Manager - Air Quality Engineering & Studies, AECOM; David Heinold, Richard Hamel & Robert Paine, AECOM; Eladio Knipping & Naresh Kumar, EPRIB7.3 DOES EPA NEED MOrE ADVANCED MODELS FOr SECONDArY FOrMATIONGale Hoffnagle, Air Quality Consutling Practice Leader, TRC Environmental CorporationB7.4 FOrECASTING FOr EMISSION COMPLIANCE VIA OPErATIONAL MODELINGScott Tampke, Business Development Manager, Black & VeatchB7.5 SOLUTIONS TO AErMOD PrEDICTED NAAQS EXCEEDANCES DUE TO BUILDING WAkE EFFECTSRon Petersen, Vice President, CPP, Inc.B7.6 EVALUATION OF MODELING rESULTS USING A rEFINED TECHNIQUE FOr PrEDICTING IMPACTS FrOM POrTABLE Or TrANSIENT SOUrCES (TrANSVAP)Richard Hamel, Air Quality Meteorologist, AECOM; Thomas DamianaB7.7 A rEAL-TIME MODEL FOr PErFOrMANCE MONITOrING USING EMISSIONS DATASastry Munukutla, Emeritus Prof. of Mech. Eng., Tennessee Tech. Univ.B8. CEMENT INDUSTrY ISSUESB8.1 MErCUrY ABATEMENT IN US CEMENT INDUSTrYJohn Kline, Principal, John Kline Consulting B8.2 ACTIVATED CArBON rESULTS FrOM FULL SCALE PLANT TESTINGRex Keel, Business Manager, Norit Americas Inc.;John Satterfi eld, Research Associate, Norit AmericasB8.3 LOOkING FOr A CONCrETE-FrIENDLY SOrBENT TECHNOLOGY?Paul Barilla, Applications Specialist / Power Markets, W.L. Gore and Associates; Jeff A. Kolde & John J. KnottsB8.4 A NOVEL APPrOACH FOr MErCUrY CAPTUrEChristopher Poling, Vice President, Mercury Capture Systems; Tom LesniakB8.5 DUrAG´S HM 1400 TrXC @ CEMENT PLANTSJohannes Kasajanow, PhD, Durag GmbHB8.6 IS SCr TECHNOLOGY COMING (BACk) TO CEMENTJohn Kline, Principal, John Kline ConsultingTuesday | February 4 Wednesday | February 5 10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM7:30AM - 9:30AM10AM - 12PMCo-ChairsJohannes Kasajanow&John KlineCo-ChairChris ValeSession Sponsor and Co-ChairGraham Leggett1PM - 3PM9Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 10 ©Track Exhibit Hall - room C|MERCURY MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTROL|C TrackExhibit Hall - room C |MERCURY MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTROL| CC4. BArT CASE STUDIESASHWOrTH GASIFIEr - COMBUSTOr FOr CrAWFOrDSVILLE, INDIANA POWEr PLANTThomas Hewson, CEO, ClearStack Power LLC; Robert Ashworth, ClearStack Power; Bill Harrington, Sterling Energy GroupMOVING BEYOND THE MYTH OF MErCUrY rE-EMISSION -- ACHIEVING rELIABLE & ECONOMIC HG EMISSION rEDUCTION IN YOUr WET FGDJoe Stuart, Director of Commercial Development, TDC, a division of Genesis Energy LimitedLIMESTONE SLUrrY PrOCESS TECHNOLOGY FOr FGD PrOJECTSJeff Doherty, President, Semi-Bulk Systems, Inc.; Charles Alack(M) rEGIONAL HAZE rULE IMPLEMENTATION - UPDATE & CHALLENGESKenneth Snell, Sr. Environmental Consultant, Sargent & Lundy LLC; Bernard Mount, Sargent & LundyCASE STUDY - OPTIONS FOr HCL & SO2 rEMOVAL IN CFB BOILErSMark DeGenova, Chief Chemist, Mississippi Lime, Inc; Pat MongovenC5. MATSDSI & ACI - MEETING MATS STANDArDSMichael Thiel, Technical Services Manager, Nol-Tec Systems(SPONSOr) rEDUCING EMISSIONS WITH DONALDSON MEMBrANE’S TETrATEX® EPTFE FILTEr MEDIAEdward Ricketts, Account Manager, Donaldson Membranes; Jim Griffi n(C) LOW EMITTING ELECTrIC UTILITY STEAM GENErATING UNIT (LEE) STATUS PrESENTS CHALLENGES & BENEFITSDavid L Elam Jr, Principal, TRC Environmental CorporationTHE MATS rEPOrTING DELIMNA: TWO SYSTEMS IS TOO MANYJohn Downs, Environmental Manager, B&W Power Generation GroupFUEL QUALITY & MATS FOr COAL-FIrED PLANTS: THE rIPPLE EFFECTConnie Senior, Director-Technology Development, ADA-ES, Inc.; Greg FilippelliMATS BEST PrACTICES: UNDErSTANDING THE DETAILSPeter Spinney, Director - Market & Technology, NeuCo, Inc.MATS COMPLIANCE CHALLENGESStephanie Sebor, Associate Attorney, Winston & Strawn LLPC6. DrY SOrBENT INJECTION (DSI)NEVEr TOO MUCH DATA: USE OF ADVANCED STACk TESTING TECHNOLOGIES TO SUPPOrT DrY SOrBENT INJECTION EVALUATION STUDIESThomas Dunder, Lead Field Engineer, TRC Environmental CorporationUSE OF TrONA FOr SO2 AND HCL MITIGATION ON A COAL FIrED UNIT THAT VArIES FUEL rATIOJarret McClendon, Applications Engineer, Natronx TechnologiesA CASE STUDY OF BICArBONATE DSI AT A BASELOAD PrB STATIONMichael Atwell, Market Development Manager, Solvay Chemicals; Marco RiccioCOAL FIrED UTILITY EMISSION COMPLIANCE WITH DrY SOrBENT INJECTIONJames Fisher, Product Manager - Sorbent Injection, Clyde Bergemann Power GroupOPTIMIZING THE DSI/ESP INTErACTIONTimothy Fuller, Technology Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group; Anthony SilvaTBDLhoist North AmericaC1. HG CONTrOL DEMONSTrATIONSFLEXIBLE FEED SYSTEMS COMPATIBLE W/ A rANGE OF ENVIrONMENTAL CONTrOL rEAGENTSCliff Brown, VP Applied Engineering, Novinda Corp.; James Butz & Benjamin Bernardo, Novinda; Andrés Orlando, Jenike & JohansonFULL-SCALE DEMONSTrATION OF A FIXED-STrUCTUrE MErCUrY CONTrOL SYSTEMJeff Kolde, Product Specialist, W. L. Gore & Associates; John Knotts & Paul Barilla, W. L. Gore & Associates; Robert Henningsgaard, Xcel Energy(M) AUTOMATING MErCUrY COMPLIANCE ON EGUS WITH WFGDSBruce Keiser, Research Fellow, Nalco; John Meier, JerryYuan & Tommy Hung-Ting ChenMErCUrY COMPLIANCE WITHOUT CO-BENEFITS ACHIEVED USING ACINoah Meeks, Research Engineer, Southern Company; Brad DonatFULL-SCALE EXPErIENCE WITH GOrE’S MErCUrY CONTrOL TECHNOLOGYJonas Klingspor, VP Business Development, URSkILL TWO POLLUTANTS W/ ONE SOrBENT - COMBINED HG & SO3 CTrL USING SBS INJECTIONSterling Gray, Business Development Manager, URS Corporation; Ramsay Chang, EPRI; Carl Richardson & John Currie URSC2. HG CONTrOL & ACTIVATED CArBONTBDErin B. Heupel, Director of Environment & Product Applications, Biogenic ReagentsEMO ®Bobby Chen, Client Program Manager, CB&I; Randall MooreMATS HG COMPLIANCE WITH TEXAS LIGNITE & PrB BLENDSMarcus Sylvester, Vice President of Sales, Midwest Energy Emissions Corp.(M) MAXIMIZING MErCUrY OXIDATION BY SCrS FOr MATS COMPLIANCEBruce Keiser, Research Fellow, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Stephen Potter, Duke Energy; John Meier, Bradley Bartz & Ed Grodecki, NalcoMETHODOLOGY FOr ASSESSING FGD COrrOSION rISk FOr BrOMINE-BASED MErCUrY CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIESGary Blythe, Project Manager, URS Corporation; John Grocki, Advantage Resources Consulting, LLC; Ben Bayer, URS Corporation; Casey E. Smith, LCRALATEST rESULTS IN ADVANCED POWDErED ACTIVATED CArBON MErCUrY CONTrOLJoe Wong, Chief Technology Offi cer, ADA Carbon Solutions; Robert Huston & Sheila GlesmannC3. CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIESIMPrOVED DSI PErFOrMANCE WITH OPTIMIZED HYDrATED LIMEJim Dickerman, Director - Flue Gas Treatment Applications, Lhoist N. America; Melissa SewellCDS SCrUBBEr HUMIDIFICATION SYSTEM - kEY ASPECTS IN THE DESIGN, OPErATION & MAINTENANCERobert Van Durme, P.E., Market Manager - FGD, Lechler Inc.SUMMArY OF PILOT EXPErIENCES WITH GOrE MErCUrY CONTrOL SYSTEMPaul Barilla, Applications Engineer, W. L. Gore & Associates; Jeff Kolde & John KnottsAMENDED SILICATES AS-HGX AS A COST-EFFECTIVE OPTION FOr MErCUrY CONTrOL IN COAL FIrED GENErATING UNITSJim Butz, Vice President - Product Management, NovindarEACT MULTIPOLLUTANT CONTrOL FOr WPS/WESTON 3H. James Peters, EVP Business Development, Hamon CorporationDESIGN, INSTALLATION, STArT-UP, & OPErATION OF A 2,720 MWE FGD & NOX CONTrOL SYSTEMSNat Sekhar, Senior Consultant, CH2M Hill; Albert Leung, China Light & Power, Hong Kong Michael ThielJon LehmkuhlerJoe StuartMark SankeyTerence AkeThomas GalePhil RaderC1. HG CONTrOL DEMONSTrATIONSC1.1 APPLYING MONITOr & CONTrOL STrATEGIES FOr HG EMISSIONS ACrOSS WET FGD SCrUBBErSBruce Keiser, Research Fellow, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Jianwei Yuan, Rebecca Stiles & John Meier, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Stephen Potter, Duke Energy CorporationC1.2 A NOVEL APPrOACH TO MErCUrY CONTrOL FrOM COAL FIrED POWEr PLANTSJeff Kolde, Product Specialist, W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc.; John Darrow, Rich Gebert, Steve Hardwick, Stephen Stark, W.L. Gore and Associates, Inc.; Jonas Klingspor, Tom Machalek, Blake Stapper; URS Corporation; Ramsay Chang, EPRIC1.3 PErMANENT SYSTEM INSTALLATION OF A NOVEL MErCUrY rEMOVAL STrATEGYPhilip Elliott, Engineering Services Manager, STEAG Energy Services LLCC1.4 ADVANCED ACTIVATED CArBONS FOr EFFICIENT MErCUrY rEMOVALBrandon Looney, Principle Engineer, Southern Company; Jacqueline Cecil, Robert Huston & Joe WongC1.5 FULL SCALE & PILOT SCALE FIELD STUDIES USING NOrIT’S CONCrETE COMPATIBLE CArBONPatton Adams, Developmental Engineer, Norit Inc.C1.6 MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTrOL USING THE CHEM-MOD LLC TECHNOLOGYMurray Abbott, Manager of Technical Support, Chem-Mod LLC; Sally Wasikowski & George Kotch, Chem-Mod LLC; Jay Gunderson, Energy & Environmental Research CenterC2. HG CONTrOL & BrOMINEC2.1 EMO™Bobby Chen, Client Program Mgr., Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure Grp.; Randall MooreC2.2 INTErACTION OF HAPS, HG & BrOMINATED ACTIVATED CArBON IN COMBUSTION FLUE GASErik Rupp, Research Associate, Stanford Univ. Energy Resources Engineering; Jennifer WilcoxC2.3 IN PUrSUIT OF THE NEW-PLANT MATS HG CONTrOL LIMIT: FULL SCALE TEST rESULTS USING ALSTOM’S kNXTM MErCUrY CONTrOL TECHNOLOGY WITH NOrIT’S PAC PrODUCTSThomas Pearson, Principal Process Engineer, Alstom Power, Inc. Environmental Control Systems; Brad Donat & John David, Norit Americas Inc.C2.4 ADVANTAGE OF ALBEMArLE GAS-PHASE BrOMINATED ACTIVATED CArBON FOr MErCUrY CONTrOL IN DrY SCrUBBErS – SDA/CDS APPLICATIONSBehrooz Ghorishi, R&D Director, Albemarle Corp.; Emma Zhou, John Parks & Will PickrellC2.5 MAXIMIZING MErCUrY CAPTUrE UNDEr CHALLENGING COMBUSTION SCENArIOSMarcus Sylvester, VP of Sales, Midwest Energy Emissions CorporationC2.6 BrOMINE INJECTION SYSTEM PrOTOTYPE FOr EFFECTIVE HG MITIGATIONThomas Gale, Catalyst Manager, Southern Research Institute; George BlankenshipC2.7 DEMONSTrATION OF TECHNOLOGY FOr ENHANCED HG CONTrOL WITH SDA & CDS UNITSRebecca Stiles, Sr. Research Chemist, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Bruce Keiser & Nicholas Ergang, Nalco Company; Steve Smokey, GRE Stanton StationC3. CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIES IC3.1 STArT UP & OPErATING EXPErIENCE NrG INDIAN rIVEr NID DFGDMark Fiedler, Principal Process Engineer, Alstom PowerC3.2 THE FACT & FICTION OF SCr CATALYST rEGENErATIONMark Ehrnschwender, VP of Business Development, STEAG Energy Services LLCC3.3 MErCUrY CONTrOL & ITS INTErrELATION TO POWEr PLANT OPErATION & OTHEr AIr POLLUTION CONTrOL TECHNOLOGYMark Sankey, Senior Engineering Specialist, Bechtel Power Corporation; Don Koza & Michelle GoldenC3.4 MErCUrY CONTrOL FOr UTILITY BOILErS THAT rEQUIrE FLUE GAS CONDITIONINGDavid Young, Engineer III, ADA-ES, Inc.; Ken Baldrey, Brian Donnelly, Greg FilippelliC3.5 OPErATING A CIrCULATING DrY SCrUBBEr AT LOW & VArIABLE BOILEr LOADSTerence Ake, Product Manager, Babcock Power, Inc.; Roderick Beittel & Anthony LicataC3.6 GAME-CHANGING MULTI-POLLUTANT EMISSIONS CONTrOL TECHNOLOGYKevin Crapsey, VP of Corporate Strategy & Development, Eco Power SolutionsC5. MATSC5.1 HCL & MErCUrY MITIGATION WITH DSIBrent Tidemann, Chemical Engineer - Manager, Nol-Tec Systems; Michael ThielC5.2 MATS COMPLIANCE SOLUTION FOr UNSCrUBBED COAL-FIrED BOILErSJonas Klingspor, Vice President, URS Corporation; Tom Machalek, Blake Stapper, URS; Jeff Kolde, John Darrow, Richard Gebert, Stephen Stark, W.L. Gore and Associates, Inc.C5.3 PrEPArING FOr THE MErCUrY AIr TOXICS STANDArD (MATS)Thomas Campbell, Mgr. - Field Demonstrations, ADA-ES, Inc.; Andrew Szafarz: Alliant Energy, Inc.; Sharon Sjostrom, Greg Filippelli, Martin Dillon & David Young, ADA-ES, Inc.C5.4 ADDrESSING MATS & MErCUrY rE-EMISSIONS WITH MULTI-POLLUTANT EMISSIONS CONTrOL TECHNOLOGYSanjeev Jolly, Vice President of Engineering, Eco Power SolutionsC5.5 DECISION MAkING FOr MAT COMPLIANCEJoel Millard, KVB-Enertec Regualtory Specialist, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group; Bill EberhardtC5.6 CO-ABSOrPTION OF MErCUrY IN A WET FLUE GAS DESULFUrIZErJoe Stuart, Director of Commercial Development, TDC, division of Genesis Energy Limited; Steve Feeney, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generating GroupC5.7 A SYSTEM EVALUATION APPrOACH IN IMPLEMENTING DSI FOr MATS COMPLIANCEAnthony Silva, Advisory Engineer, Babcock & Wilcox; T. Ruppelli, S. Kumar, & J. KnapikC6. DrY SOrBENT INJECTION (DSI)C6.1 BENEFITS OF CONDITIONED AIr IN TrANSLOADING WHEN USING TrONA FOr SO2 & ACID GASES MITIGATION IN COAL FIrED UNITS FLUE GAS STrEAMJarret McClendon, Applications Engineer, Natronx TechnologiesC6.2 THE EFFECT OF DrY SOrBENT INJECTION (DSI) rEAGENTS ON COAL COMBUSTION BY-PrODUCTSJim Dickerman, Director FGT, Lhoist North America; Melissa SewellC6.3 DSI FOr SO2, SO3, HCL, & HG rEMOVAL - ANSWErS TO COMMON QUESTIONSJon Norman, DSI Technology Manager, United Conveyor CorporationC6.4 ACID GAS & MErCUrY MATS COMPLIANCE THrOUGH SOrBENT INJECTIONChris Linrud, Senior Systems Project Engineer, ADA-ES, Inc.; Cody Wilson, Greg Filippelli, Cameron Martin & Robin Stewart, ADA-ES; Bill Caputo, BCSI C6.5 OPTIMIZATION OF DrY SOrBENT INJECTION & PAC INJECTION FOr COST-EFFECTIVE MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTrOLKevin Fisher, Senior Engineer, Element 1 Engineering, Inc.; Steve Smokey, Great River EnergyC6.6 STATUS OF THE DrY SOrBENT INJECTION PrOJECT AT BOArDMAN STATIONBruce McCampbell, Project Manager, Shaw; Kenneth Fitzgerald & Christopher WedigTuesday | February 4Joe Wong10AM - 12PMMonday | February 3 Tuesday | February 4 3:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PM1PM - 3PMCurt BiehnCo-ChairsPhilip ElliottMurray Abbott&7:30AM - 9:30AMC4. CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIES IIC4.1 BASF MErCUrY SOrBENTS - UPDATE ON MINErAL BASED TECHNOLOGIES FOr MErCUrY CAPTUrE IN COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTSWilliam Hizny, Technical Projects Manager, BASF Corporation; Fabien Rioult & Xiaolin YangC4.2 INITIAL OPErATION & PErFOrMANCE OF THE INTEGrATED DFGD/WFGD FOr CLIFFSIDE 6Harry Lancaster, Project Manager, Duke Energy; Phil Rader & Dale Love, AlstomC4.3 CODEPENDENCE OF MULTIPOLLUTANT CONTrOLS & THE AIr PrEHEATEr John Guffre, Senior Research Scientist, Paragon Air Heater Technologies, Inc.C4.4 EMISSIONS CONTrOL SYSTEM UPGrADES FOr INDIAN rIVEr UNIT 4Steve Bjorklun, Senior Associate Process Engineer, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc.; Gerry Hopper, NRG; Kristin Glikbarg & Paul Brandt, Burns & McDonnell C4.5 EVALUATION OF HG CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIES WHILE OXY-FIrING A PrB COALBrydger Van Otten, Engineer, Reaction Engineering International; Andrew Fry & Brad Adams, Reaction Engineering International; Jost Wendt, Geoff Silcox & Ignacio Preciado, University of Utah; Larry Bool, PraxairC4.6 A HIGH rEACTIVE HYDrATED LIME FOr CHALLENGING DSI APPLICATIONSCurt Biehn, Manager, Marketing & Technical Services, Mississippi Lime Company; Mark DeGenova, Randy Griffard, Eric Van Rens & Richard Zhang3:30PM - 5:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTBDTrack Exhibit Hall - room C|MERCURY MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTROL|C TrackExhibit Hall - room C |MERCURY MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTROL| CC4. BArT CASE STUDIESASHWOrTH GASIFIEr - COMBUSTOr FOr CrAWFOrDSVILLE, INDIANA POWEr PLANTThomas Hewson, CEO, ClearStack Power LLC; Robert Ashworth, ClearStack Power; Bill Harrington, Sterling Energy GroupMOVING BEYOND THE MYTH OF MErCUrY rE-EMISSION -- ACHIEVING rELIABLE & ECONOMIC HG EMISSION rEDUCTION IN YOUr WET FGDJoe Stuart, Director of Commercial Development, TDC, a division of Genesis Energy LimitedLIMESTONE SLUrrY PrOCESS TECHNOLOGY FOr FGD PrOJECTSJeff Doherty, President, Semi-Bulk Systems, Inc.; Charles Alack(M) rEGIONAL HAZE rULE IMPLEMENTATION - UPDATE & CHALLENGESKenneth Snell, Sr. Environmental Consultant, Sargent & Lundy LLC; Bernard Mount, Sargent & LundyCASE STUDY - OPTIONS FOr HCL & SO2 rEMOVAL IN CFB BOILErSMark DeGenova, Chief Chemist, Mississippi Lime, Inc; Pat MongovenC5. MATSDSI & ACI - MEETING MATS STANDArDSMichael Thiel, Technical Services Manager, Nol-Tec Systems(SPONSOr) rEDUCING EMISSIONS WITH DONALDSON MEMBrANE’S TETrATEX® EPTFE FILTEr MEDIAEdward Ricketts, Account Manager, Donaldson Membranes; Jim Griffi n(C) LOW EMITTING ELECTrIC UTILITY STEAM GENErATING UNIT (LEE) STATUS PrESENTS CHALLENGES & BENEFITSDavid L Elam Jr, Principal, TRC Environmental CorporationTHE MATS rEPOrTING DELIMNA: TWO SYSTEMS IS TOO MANYJohn Downs, Environmental Manager, B&W Power Generation GroupFUEL QUALITY & MATS FOr COAL-FIrED PLANTS: THE rIPPLE EFFECTConnie Senior, Director-Technology Development, ADA-ES, Inc.; Greg FilippelliMATS BEST PrACTICES: UNDErSTANDING THE DETAILSPeter Spinney, Director - Market & Technology, NeuCo, Inc.MATS COMPLIANCE CHALLENGESStephanie Sebor, Associate Attorney, Winston & Strawn LLPC6. DrY SOrBENT INJECTION (DSI)NEVEr TOO MUCH DATA: USE OF ADVANCED STACk TESTING TECHNOLOGIES TO SUPPOrT DrY SOrBENT INJECTION EVALUATION STUDIESThomas Dunder, Lead Field Engineer, TRC Environmental CorporationUSE OF TrONA FOr SO2 AND HCL MITIGATION ON A COAL FIrED UNIT THAT VArIES FUEL rATIOJarret McClendon, Applications Engineer, Natronx TechnologiesA CASE STUDY OF BICArBONATE DSI AT A BASELOAD PrB STATIONMichael Atwell, Market Development Manager, Solvay Chemicals; Marco RiccioCOAL FIrED UTILITY EMISSION COMPLIANCE WITH DrY SOrBENT INJECTIONJames Fisher, Product Manager - Sorbent Injection, Clyde Bergemann Power GroupOPTIMIZING THE DSI/ESP INTErACTIONTimothy Fuller, Technology Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group; Anthony SilvaTBDLhoist North AmericaC1. HG CONTrOL DEMONSTrATIONSFLEXIBLE FEED SYSTEMS COMPATIBLE W/ A rANGE OF ENVIrONMENTAL CONTrOL rEAGENTSCliff Brown, VP Applied Engineering, Novinda Corp.; James Butz & Benjamin Bernardo, Novinda; Andrés Orlando, Jenike & JohansonFULL-SCALE DEMONSTrATION OF A FIXED-STrUCTUrE MErCUrY CONTrOL SYSTEMJeff Kolde, Product Specialist, W. L. Gore & Associates; John Knotts & Paul Barilla, W. L. Gore & Associates; Robert Henningsgaard, Xcel Energy(M) AUTOMATING MErCUrY COMPLIANCE ON EGUS WITH WFGDSBruce Keiser, Research Fellow, Nalco; John Meier, JerryYuan & Tommy Hung-Ting ChenMErCUrY COMPLIANCE WITHOUT CO-BENEFITS ACHIEVED USING ACINoah Meeks, Research Engineer, Southern Company; Brad DonatFULL-SCALE EXPErIENCE WITH GOrE’S MErCUrY CONTrOL TECHNOLOGYJonas Klingspor, VP Business Development, URSkILL TWO POLLUTANTS W/ ONE SOrBENT - COMBINED HG & SO3 CTrL USING SBS INJECTIONSterling Gray, Business Development Manager, URS Corporation; Ramsay Chang, EPRI; Carl Richardson & John Currie URSC2. HG CONTrOL & ACTIVATED CArBONTBDErin B. Heupel, Director of Environment & Product Applications, Biogenic ReagentsEMO ®Bobby Chen, Client Program Manager, CB&I; Randall MooreMATS HG COMPLIANCE WITH TEXAS LIGNITE & PrB BLENDSMarcus Sylvester, Vice President of Sales, Midwest Energy Emissions Corp.(M) MAXIMIZING MErCUrY OXIDATION BY SCrS FOr MATS COMPLIANCEBruce Keiser, Research Fellow, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Stephen Potter, Duke Energy; John Meier, Bradley Bartz & Ed Grodecki, NalcoMETHODOLOGY FOr ASSESSING FGD COrrOSION rISk FOr BrOMINE-BASED MErCUrY CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIESGary Blythe, Project Manager, URS Corporation; John Grocki, Advantage Resources Consulting, LLC; Ben Bayer, URS Corporation; Casey E. Smith, LCRALATEST rESULTS IN ADVANCED POWDErED ACTIVATED CArBON MErCUrY CONTrOLJoe Wong, Chief Technology Offi cer, ADA Carbon Solutions; Robert Huston & Sheila GlesmannC3. CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIESIMPrOVED DSI PErFOrMANCE WITH OPTIMIZED HYDrATED LIMEJim Dickerman, Director - Flue Gas Treatment Applications, Lhoist N. America; Melissa SewellCDS SCrUBBEr HUMIDIFICATION SYSTEM - kEY ASPECTS IN THE DESIGN, OPErATION & MAINTENANCERobert Van Durme, P.E., Market Manager - FGD, Lechler Inc.SUMMArY OF PILOT EXPErIENCES WITH GOrE MErCUrY CONTrOL SYSTEMPaul Barilla, Applications Engineer, W. L. Gore & Associates; Jeff Kolde & John KnottsAMENDED SILICATES AS-HGX AS A COST-EFFECTIVE OPTION FOr MErCUrY CONTrOL IN COAL FIrED GENErATING UNITSJim Butz, Vice President - Product Management, NovindarEACT MULTIPOLLUTANT CONTrOL FOr WPS/WESTON 3H. James Peters, EVP Business Development, Hamon CorporationDESIGN, INSTALLATION, STArT-UP, & OPErATION OF A 2,720 MWE FGD & NOX CONTrOL SYSTEMSNat Sekhar, Senior Consultant, CH2M Hill; Albert Leung, China Light & Power, Hong Kong Michael ThielJon LehmkuhlerJoe StuartMark SankeyTerence AkeThomas GalePhil RaderC1. HG CONTrOL DEMONSTrATIONSC1.1 APPLYING MONITOr & CONTrOL STrATEGIES FOr HG EMISSIONS ACrOSS WET FGD SCrUBBErSBruce Keiser, Research Fellow, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Jianwei Yuan, Rebecca Stiles & John Meier, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Stephen Potter, Duke Energy CorporationC1.2 A NOVEL APPrOACH TO MErCUrY CONTrOL FrOM COAL FIrED POWEr PLANTSJeff Kolde, Product Specialist, W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc.; John Darrow, Rich Gebert, Steve Hardwick, Stephen Stark, W.L. Gore and Associates, Inc.; Jonas Klingspor, Tom Machalek, Blake Stapper; URS Corporation; Ramsay Chang, EPRIC1.3 PErMANENT SYSTEM INSTALLATION OF A NOVEL MErCUrY rEMOVAL STrATEGYPhilip Elliott, Engineering Services Manager, STEAG Energy Services LLCC1.4 ADVANCED ACTIVATED CArBONS FOr EFFICIENT MErCUrY rEMOVALBrandon Looney, Principle Engineer, Southern Company; Jacqueline Cecil, Robert Huston & Joe WongC1.5 FULL SCALE & PILOT SCALE FIELD STUDIES USING NOrIT’S CONCrETE COMPATIBLE CArBONPatton Adams, Developmental Engineer, Norit Inc.C1.6 MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTrOL USING THE CHEM-MOD LLC TECHNOLOGYMurray Abbott, Manager of Technical Support, Chem-Mod LLC; Sally Wasikowski & George Kotch, Chem-Mod LLC; Jay Gunderson, Energy & Environmental Research CenterC2. HG CONTrOL & BrOMINEC2.1 EMO™Bobby Chen, Client Program Mgr., Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure Grp.; Randall MooreC2.2 INTErACTION OF HAPS, HG & BrOMINATED ACTIVATED CArBON IN COMBUSTION FLUE GASErik Rupp, Research Associate, Stanford Univ. Energy Resources Engineering; Jennifer WilcoxC2.3 IN PUrSUIT OF THE NEW-PLANT MATS HG CONTrOL LIMIT: FULL SCALE TEST rESULTS USING ALSTOM’S kNXTM MErCUrY CONTrOL TECHNOLOGY WITH NOrIT’S PAC PrODUCTSThomas Pearson, Principal Process Engineer, Alstom Power, Inc. Environmental Control Systems; Brad Donat & John David, Norit Americas Inc.C2.4 ADVANTAGE OF ALBEMArLE GAS-PHASE BrOMINATED ACTIVATED CArBON FOr MErCUrY CONTrOL IN DrY SCrUBBErS – SDA/CDS APPLICATIONSBehrooz Ghorishi, R&D Director, Albemarle Corp.; Emma Zhou, John Parks & Will PickrellC2.5 MAXIMIZING MErCUrY CAPTUrE UNDEr CHALLENGING COMBUSTION SCENArIOSMarcus Sylvester, VP of Sales, Midwest Energy Emissions CorporationC2.6 BrOMINE INJECTION SYSTEM PrOTOTYPE FOr EFFECTIVE HG MITIGATIONThomas Gale, Catalyst Manager, Southern Research Institute; George BlankenshipC2.7 DEMONSTrATION OF TECHNOLOGY FOr ENHANCED HG CONTrOL WITH SDA & CDS UNITSRebecca Stiles, Sr. Research Chemist, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Bruce Keiser & Nicholas Ergang, Nalco Company; Steve Smokey, GRE Stanton StationC3. CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIES IC3.1 STArT UP & OPErATING EXPErIENCE NrG INDIAN rIVEr NID DFGDMark Fiedler, Principal Process Engineer, Alstom PowerC3.2 THE FACT & FICTION OF SCr CATALYST rEGENErATIONMark Ehrnschwender, VP of Business Development, STEAG Energy Services LLCC3.3 MErCUrY CONTrOL & ITS INTErrELATION TO POWEr PLANT OPErATION & OTHEr AIr POLLUTION CONTrOL TECHNOLOGYMark Sankey, Senior Engineering Specialist, Bechtel Power Corporation; Don Koza & Michelle GoldenC3.4 MErCUrY CONTrOL FOr UTILITY BOILErS THAT rEQUIrE FLUE GAS CONDITIONINGDavid Young, Engineer III, ADA-ES, Inc.; Ken Baldrey, Brian Donnelly, Greg FilippelliC3.5 OPErATING A CIrCULATING DrY SCrUBBEr AT LOW & VArIABLE BOILEr LOADSTerence Ake, Product Manager, Babcock Power, Inc.; Roderick Beittel & Anthony LicataC3.6 GAME-CHANGING MULTI-POLLUTANT EMISSIONS CONTrOL TECHNOLOGYKevin Crapsey, VP of Corporate Strategy & Development, Eco Power SolutionsC5. MATSC5.1 HCL & MErCUrY MITIGATION WITH DSIBrent Tidemann, Chemical Engineer - Manager, Nol-Tec Systems; Michael ThielC5.2 MATS COMPLIANCE SOLUTION FOr UNSCrUBBED COAL-FIrED BOILErSJonas Klingspor, Vice President, URS Corporation; Tom Machalek, Blake Stapper, URS; Jeff Kolde, John Darrow, Richard Gebert, Stephen Stark, W.L. Gore and Associates, Inc.C5.3 PrEPArING FOr THE MErCUrY AIr TOXICS STANDArD (MATS)Thomas Campbell, Mgr. - Field Demonstrations, ADA-ES, Inc.; Andrew Szafarz: Alliant Energy, Inc.; Sharon Sjostrom, Greg Filippelli, Martin Dillon & David Young, ADA-ES, Inc.C5.4 ADDrESSING MATS & MErCUrY rE-EMISSIONS WITH MULTI-POLLUTANT EMISSIONS CONTrOL TECHNOLOGYSanjeev Jolly, Vice President of Engineering, Eco Power SolutionsC5.5 DECISION MAkING FOr MAT COMPLIANCEJoel Millard, KVB-Enertec Regualtory Specialist, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group; Bill EberhardtC5.6 CO-ABSOrPTION OF MErCUrY IN A WET FLUE GAS DESULFUrIZErJoe Stuart, Director of Commercial Development, TDC, division of Genesis Energy Limited; Steve Feeney, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generating GroupC5.7 A SYSTEM EVALUATION APPrOACH IN IMPLEMENTING DSI FOr MATS COMPLIANCEAnthony Silva, Advisory Engineer, Babcock & Wilcox; T. Ruppelli, S. Kumar, & J. KnapikC6. DrY SOrBENT INJECTION (DSI)C6.1 BENEFITS OF CONDITIONED AIr IN TrANSLOADING WHEN USING TrONA FOr SO2 & ACID GASES MITIGATION IN COAL FIrED UNITS FLUE GAS STrEAMJarret McClendon, Applications Engineer, Natronx TechnologiesC6.2 THE EFFECT OF DrY SOrBENT INJECTION (DSI) rEAGENTS ON COAL COMBUSTION BY-PrODUCTSJim Dickerman, Director FGT, Lhoist North America; Melissa SewellC6.3 DSI FOr SO2, SO3, HCL, & HG rEMOVAL - ANSWErS TO COMMON QUESTIONSJon Norman, DSI Technology Manager, United Conveyor CorporationC6.4 ACID GAS & MErCUrY MATS COMPLIANCE THrOUGH SOrBENT INJECTIONChris Linrud, Senior Systems Project Engineer, ADA-ES, Inc.; Cody Wilson, Greg Filippelli, Cameron Martin & Robin Stewart, ADA-ES; Bill Caputo, BCSI C6.5 OPTIMIZATION OF DrY SOrBENT INJECTION & PAC INJECTION FOr COST-EFFECTIVE MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTrOLKevin Fisher, Senior Engineer, Element 1 Engineering, Inc.; Steve Smokey, Great River EnergyC6.6 STATUS OF THE DrY SOrBENT INJECTION PrOJECT AT BOArDMAN STATIONBruce McCampbell, Project Manager, Shaw; Kenneth Fitzgerald & Christopher WedigTuesday | February 4Joe Wong10AM - 12PMMonday | February 3 Tuesday | February 4 3:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PM1PM - 3PMCurt BiehnCo-ChairsPhilip ElliottMurray Abbott&7:30AM - 9:30AMC4. CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIES IIC4.1 BASF MErCUrY SOrBENTS - UPDATE ON MINErAL BASED TECHNOLOGIES FOr MErCUrY CAPTUrE IN COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTSWilliam Hizny, Technical Projects Manager, BASF Corporation; Fabien Rioult & Xiaolin YangC4.2 INITIAL OPErATION & PErFOrMANCE OF THE INTEGrATED DFGD/WFGD FOr CLIFFSIDE 6Harry Lancaster, Project Manager, Duke Energy; Phil Rader & Dale Love, AlstomC4.3 CODEPENDENCE OF MULTIPOLLUTANT CONTrOLS & THE AIr PrEHEATEr John Guffre, Senior Research Scientist, Paragon Air Heater Technologies, Inc.C4.4 EMISSIONS CONTrOL SYSTEM UPGrADES FOr INDIAN rIVEr UNIT 4Steve Bjorklun, Senior Associate Process Engineer, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc.; Gerry Hopper, NRG; Kristin Glikbarg & Paul Brandt, Burns & McDonnell C4.5 EVALUATION OF HG CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIES WHILE OXY-FIrING A PrB COALBrydger Van Otten, Engineer, Reaction Engineering International; Andrew Fry & Brad Adams, Reaction Engineering International; Jost Wendt, Geoff Silcox & Ignacio Preciado, University of Utah; Larry Bool, PraxairC4.6 A HIGH rEACTIVE HYDrATED LIME FOr CHALLENGING DSI APPLICATIONSCurt Biehn, Manager, Marketing & Technical Services, Mississippi Lime Company; Mark DeGenova, Randy Griffard, Eric Van Rens & Richard Zhang3:30PM - 5:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTBD11Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 12 ©Track Exhibit Hall - room C|MERCURY MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTROL|C Trackroom 221A D|ENERGY POLICY & SECURITY |C7. ACTIVATED CArBONMOrE THAN “JUST CArBON.” HOW ADVANCED ACTIVATED CArBON PrODUCTS OFFEr SUPErIOr MErCUrY CONTrOL & ENHANCED VALUE FOr SPECIFIC CUSTOMEr NEEDSRichard Mimna, Senior Research Associate, Calgon Carbon CorporationDEVELOPMENT OF A kINETIC MErCUrY CAPTUrE TEST FOr ACTIVATED CArBONSNicholas Lentz, Associate Director, University of North Dakota; Joe Wong & Chris Vizcaino, ADA Carbon Solutions, LLCNON-HALOGENATED ACTIVATED CArBON FOr MErCUrY CAPTUrE FrOM COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANT FLUE-GASDavid Mazyck, CEO, Carbonxt; Heather Byrne & Jack Drwiega(M) PILOT SCALE IN-FLIGHT MErCUrY CAPTUrE USING CABOT NOrIT NOVEL SOrBENTSBrian Tucker, Director - Product Dev., Cabot Norit Activated Carbon; Mei Xin, Patton AdamsCOMPUTATIONAL MODELING OF ELECTrOHYDrODYNAMICALLY-INFLUENCED MErCUrY ADSOrPTION WITHIN ESPSHerek Clack, Research Associate Professor, University of MichiganC8. SCrHIGH TEMPErATUrE SCr DESIGN & FIELD EXPErIENCE WITH A COAL-FIrED UTILITY BOILErLarry Czarnecki, Principle Process Engineer, Alstom Power; Torgny Ekman & Luca SpagnoloEMErGING CHALLENGES & DESIGN STrATEGIES FOr SCr SYSTEMSPaulo Oliveira, Product Marketing Manager, Alstom Power; Larry CzarneckiCFD MODELING FOr SCr PErFOrMANCE OPTIMIZATIONReid Thomas, Sr. Process Engineer, Fuel Tech, Inc.; Scott Hiedeman, Kansas City Power & Light – LaCygne Generating Sta.; Diane Fischer, Black & Veatch; Dale Pfaff, Fuel Tech, Inc.NOVEL SULFUr rESISTANT MErCUrY OXIDATION CATALYSTS TArGETING INSTALLATION AT TAIL END SECTION OF SCr BEDJoo-Youp Lee, Associate Professor; University of Cincinnati; Zhouyang LiuADVANCED TECHNOLOGY MULTI-FUNCTIONAL SCr CATALYST PErFOrMANCE FOr HIGH NO2 IN MODErN TUrBINE POWEr PLANTSChris Bertole, Catalyst Development Manager, Cormetech, Inc.; Scot G. Pritchard & Mike Close, Cormetech; Katsumi Nochi, MHISCr CATALYST SELECTION & MANAGEMENT FOr IMPrOVED HG OXIDATION PErFOrMANCEChristopher Reeves, Development Project Manager, Cormetech, Inc.; Chris Bertole, Chris DiFrancesco & Scot Pritchard, Cormetech, Inc.; Katsumi Nochi, MHIC9. SELENIUM & MErCUrY COMPLIANCEBASF’S MErCUrY SOrBENT HX(TM) - A MErCUrY MATS COMPLIANT TECHNOLOGYWilliam Hizny, Technical Projects Manager, BASF ; Fabien Rioult PhD & Xiaolin Yang PhDMEETING THE NEXT LEVEL OF WASTEWATEr QUALITY FOr METALS & SELENIUMRich Marsan, Senior Project Manager, STEAG Energy Services LLCSELENIUM CONTrOL USING COMBUSTION ADDITIVEMandar Gadgil, AQCS Engineer, Babcock &Wilcox Company; Gregory Bielawski(M) PILOT SCALE IN-FLIGHT TESTING OF SO3 rESISTANT CABOT NOrIT NOVEL SOrBENTSBrian Tucker, Director - Product Dev., Cabot Norit Activated Carbon; Mei Xin, Patton AdamsrE-EMISSION DrIVErS & OPTIONSPhilip Elliott, Business Unit Manager - Engineering Services, STEAG Energy Services LLCD1. SHALE GAS/LNG/NATUrAL GASTHE EFFECT OF SHALE GAS ON POWEr MArkETS IN THE NOrTHEAST (NEW ENGLAND, NY & PJM)Stephen Slocomb, Associate, Epsilon AssociatesTHE GAS-ELECTrIC SYSTEM INTErFACE IN PJMGary Helm, Lead Market Strategist, PJM InterconnectionADEQUACY OF NATUrAL GAS INFrASTrUCTUrE TO SUPPOrT THE ELECTrIC INDUSTrYHua Fang, Principal Consultant, Black & Veatch(M) MACrOECONOMIC PrOSPECTS & IMPLICATIONS OF U.S. LNG EXPOrTSSebastian Mankowski, Consultant, NERA Economic Consulting; Sugandha D. Tuladhar, Paul Bernstein, & David MontgomeryLNG EXPOrTS: ECONOMIC CONTrIBUTIONS TO THE US ECONOMY & IMPACTS ON US NATUrAL GAS PrICESKen Ditzel , Principal , Charles River AssociatesD2. FrACkING & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTOIL & WATEr, GAS & TSCA: EPA LOOkS AT HYDrAULIC FrACTUrINGCharles Franklin, Senior Counsel, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & FeldHYDrAULIC FrACTUrING & FINANCIAL rESPONSIBILITY rEQUIrEMENTS: A CASE STUDY OF THE rEGULATOrY FrAMEWOrkS IN NEW YOrk & PENNSYLVANIA & POTENTIAL PATHS FOrWArD Elizabeth Kurz, Senior Associate, ICF International; Eric ReevesFrACkING - IMPACT ON U.S.EENErGY, TrADE, & CO2 EMISSIONSDaniel Klein, President, Twenty-First StrategiesASSESSING POTENTIAL UPWArD MIGrATION OF HYDrAULIC FrACTUrING FLUID & BrINE THrOUGH FrACTUrES, FAULTS, & INTACT rOCkSam Flewelling, Senior Hydrologist, Gradient; Matt Tymchak &Manu Sharma(M) AN INNOVATIVE LOW-TEMPErATUrE WATEr rECYCLE & rECOVErY PrOCESS FOr TrEATMENT OF FLOWBACk & PrODUCED WATEr Sayan Chakraborti, Senior Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Oguz Capan, Hittite Solar EnergyD3. ENErGY POLICYGAS - ELECTrIC COOrDINATION, IS THE TIMING FINALLY rIGHT?Kelly Daly, Chair, Energy & Environmental Division , Stinson Morrison Hecker LLPDEVELOPING & ASSESSING ECONOMIC, ENErGY, & CLIMATE SECUrITY & INVESTMENT OPTIONS FOr THE USThomas Peterson, President & CEO, The Center for Climate Strategies; Pat Delaquil & Gary Goldstein, DecisionWare Group; Hal Nelson, Claremont Graduate University; Stephen Roe & Jeff Wennberg, The Center for Climate Strategies; Adam Rose, The University of Southern California (M) BrAZIL’S ENErGY POLICY & rEGULATIONStephen Sewalk, Assistant Professor, PhD/JD, Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management; Shannon Love7:30AM - 9:30AMJarret McClendonCo-Chair Rob NebergallCo-Chair Kevin FisherCo-Chair Balaji KrishnakumarRichard MimnaC8. SCrC8.1 rELEASE & TrANSFOrMATION OF POISONS IMPLICATED IN SCr CATALYST DEACTIVATIONBalaji Krishnakumar, Sr. Computational Analyst, Niksa Energy Associates LLC; Stephen Niksa, NEA LLC; Alejandro Jimenez, EPRIC8.2 SCr CATALYST MANAGEMENT CONSIDErATIONSNick Pollack, Chief Technology Offi cer, CoaLogix; Randy SadlerC8.3 SELECTIVE CATALYTIC rEDUCTION SYSTEMSJoe Smith, Business Development Manager, Peerless MfgC8.4 SNOXTM -THE ECONOMICAL WAY TO TUrN HIGH-SULPHUr FUELS INTO POWEr WITH rEDUCED CO2 EMISSIONSPeter Ibæk, Business Develpment Manager, Haldor Topsoe A/SC8.5 rEGIONAL ENVIrONMENTAL rEMEDIATIONGare Henderson, Director of R&D, Gravitational Systems Engineering, Inc.C8.6 POLLUTION CONTrOL COST MINIMIZATIONJerrold Radway, Chairman, EnerchemC8.7 OPTIMIZATION OF SCr CATALYST MANAGEMENT PLANNINGKyle Neidig, Product Manager - SCR Catalyst, Hitachi Power Systems America, Ltd.C9. ADVANCED CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIES C9.1 PrOSPECTS FOr PASSIVE BIOLOGICAL TrEATMENT OF SELENIUM IN FGD WASTEWATErSJames Bays, Technology Fellow, CH2M HILL; Tom Higgins, Dana French, BT ThomasC9.2 PArTICULATES & MErCUrY rEMOVAL USING kIMrE(TM) TECHNOLOGYGeorge C. Pedersen Jr. PE, CEO, KIMRE, INC.C9.3 UTILITY MATS COMPLIANCE W/ HCL LIMITATIONS & THE CHALLENGES FACING AGING EGUSPaul Johnson, Project Manager, ADA-ES, Inc.; Andrea Taylor, Tennessee Valley Authority; David Young, John Schminky & Greg Filippelli, ADA-ES, IncC9.4 IS THErE A PLACE FOr DSI AT DETrOIT EDISON?William Rogers, Sr. Technological Specialist, DTE Energy; Robin Stewart, Andrew Bertelson, Jordan Copenhafer, Nathan Sonobe & Trent Lynch, ADA-ES, Inc.C9.5 THE LATEST CONTrOL TECHNOLOGY OF TrACE ELEMENTS USING HEAT EXCHANGErNaruhito Omine, Engineering Researcher, Babcock-Hitachi K.K.; Noriyuki Imada, Wakako Shimohira, Gouki Sasaki, Atsushi Katagawa, Hiroshi IshizakaC9.6 rEACT MULTIPOLLUTANT SYSTEM - AN OPTION TO CONSIDErJim Peters, VP Business Development, HamonC9.7 STrATIFICATION CONSIDErATION IN DSI OPTIMIZATIONCharles Lockert, President, Breen Energy SolutionsC9.8 APPLICATION OF THE DrYFINING™ TECHNOLOGY AT EXISTING POWEr UNITS FIrING LOW-rANk COALCharles Bullinger, Senior Principle Engineer, Great River Energy; Vladimir Vaysman & Yixin Lu, WorleyParsonsC9.9 ANALYTICAL MGMT. OF SCr CATALYST LIFETIMES & MULTIPOLLUTANT PErFOrMANCEBalaji Krishnakumar, Sr. Computational Analyst, Niksa Energy Associates LLC; Stephen Niksa, Niksa Eenrgy Associates LLC; Farrokh Ghoreishi & Corey Tyree, Southern CompanyTuesday | February 4 7:30AM - 9:30AM1PM - 3PMWednesday | February 5 Monday | February 3 10AM - 12PMRandy SadlerBalaji Krishnakumar&William RogersC7. ACTIVATED CArBONC7. Activated Carbon & Mercury SorbentsC7.1 rECENT INJECTION TrIALS OF MATS-PAC™ NON-HALOGENATED ACTIVATED CArBON IN COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANT FLUE-GASDavid Mazyck, CEO, Carbonxt, Inc.; Dr. Heather Byrne & Jack DrwiegaC7.2 HOW TO GUArANTEE THE LOWEST COST ACTIVATED CArBON TrEATMENT SOLUTIONRichard Mimna, Senior Research Associate, Calgon Carbon Corporation; Michell LomagoC7.3 ACTIVATED CArBON MArkET SUPPLY & DEMANDRob Nebergall, Global Business Manager - Emissions Control Technologies, Norit Inc.C7.4 DEMONSTrATIONS OF AMENDED SILICATES FOr MErCUrY CONTrOL IN COAL FIrED GENErATING UNITSJim Butz, VP of Project Management, Novinda; Cliff Brown & Ben BernardoC7.5 IN-FLIGHT MErCUrY CAPTUrE OF NOrIT’S NONCArBON SOrBENT VErSUS DArCO HG-LHPatton Adams, Developmental Engineer, Norit Inc.C7.6 SOrBENT TESTING IN THE LAB AND FIELDJohn Kline Principal, John Kline Consulting; Anik Delagrave, Lafarge1PM - 3PMD1. SHALE GAS & NEW MArkETSD1.1 THE EFFECT OF SHALE GAS ON NEW ENGLAND POWEr MArkETSStephen Slocomb, Associate, Epsilon AssociatesD1.2 OPTIONS FOr CAPTUrING THE VALUE OF SHALE GAS: ENVIrONMENTAL, ECONOMIC & ENErGY SECUrITY PErSPECTIVESJoe Marriott, Lead Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton; Robert Murray, Jesse Goellner, & Gary LeathermanD1.3 SHALE GAS & LNG EXPOrT: rEGULATION OF A rEW PHENOMENONLes Lo Baugh, Shareholder/Partner, BrownsteinD1.4 kELLY A SYSTEMWIDE MODEL TO MEET THE CHALLENGES & MAXIMIZE THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL FrOM SHALE GAS EXTrACTION IN SMALL TOWN COMMUNITIESSayan Chakraborti, Senior Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Mark Abashian & Larry Brown, MRIGlobal; Gregory Proctor, Prolifi c TechnologyD2. FrACkING & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTD2.1 PUBLIC CONFIDENCE & HYDrAULIC FrACTUrING: FINANCIAL rESPONSIBILITY AS AN ECONOMIC TOOL FOr rISk-SHArINGKerry Schlichting, Senior Associate, ICF International; Libby McCulloughD2.2 FrACkING: ENVIrONMENTAL rEGULATOrY & POLICY UPDATEMegan Roberts-Satinsky, Associate, Venable LLPD2.3 FrACkING POLICY: WrONG POLICY COULD DErAIL GAS PrODUCTION OVErNIGHT INCrEASING COSTS TO HOMEOWNErS & INDUSTrYStephen Sewalk, Assistant Professor, University of Denver; Vincent Buscarello, Qionglin Dai & Katelin Knox D2.4 CrEATING A SUSTAINABLE ENErGY SYSTEM THrOUGH GAS & ELECTrIC HArMONIZATIONKelly Daly, Chair - Energy & Environmental Division, Stinson Morrison Hecker LLPD2.5 ENVIrONMENTAL & ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF SHALE GAS PrODUCTION & rESOUrCESSarah Jordaan, Project Manager, EPRI; Sean BushartD3. ENErGY POLICYD3.1 IMPACTS OF POTENTIAL FUTUrE rULES & rEGULATIONS ON INVESTMENT DECISIONS TODAYSebastian Mankowski, Consultant, NERA Economic Consulting; Scott BloombergD3.2 NATIONAL CAP & TrADE LEGISLATION- WHAT YOU NEED TO kNOW TO PrEPArELarry Goldenhersh, CEO, EnvianceD3.3 ENErGY POLICY IN THE WHITE HOUSE 2013 OBAMA VS. rOMNEY Kelly Carnes, President, CEO, TechVision21D3.4 CONSIDErING ENVIrONMENTAL & CULTUrAL VALUES IN TrANSMISSION PLANNINGByron Woertz, Senior Project Manager, Western Electricity Coordinating Council3:30PM - 5:30PMTrack Exhibit Hall - room C|MERCURY MULTI-POLLUTANT CONTROL|C Trackroom 221A D|ENERGY POLICY & SECURITY |C7. ACTIVATED CArBONMOrE THAN “JUST CArBON.” HOW ADVANCED ACTIVATED CArBON PrODUCTS OFFEr SUPErIOr MErCUrY CONTrOL & ENHANCED VALUE FOr SPECIFIC CUSTOMEr NEEDSRichard Mimna, Senior Research Associate, Calgon Carbon CorporationDEVELOPMENT OF A kINETIC MErCUrY CAPTUrE TEST FOr ACTIVATED CArBONSNicholas Lentz, Associate Director, University of North Dakota; Joe Wong & Chris Vizcaino, ADA Carbon Solutions, LLCNON-HALOGENATED ACTIVATED CArBON FOr MErCUrY CAPTUrE FrOM COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANT FLUE-GASDavid Mazyck, CEO, Carbonxt; Heather Byrne & Jack Drwiega(M) PILOT SCALE IN-FLIGHT MErCUrY CAPTUrE USING CABOT NOrIT NOVEL SOrBENTSBrian Tucker, Director - Product Dev., Cabot Norit Activated Carbon; Mei Xin, Patton AdamsCOMPUTATIONAL MODELING OF ELECTrOHYDrODYNAMICALLY-INFLUENCED MErCUrY ADSOrPTION WITHIN ESPSHerek Clack, Research Associate Professor, University of MichiganC8. SCrHIGH TEMPErATUrE SCr DESIGN & FIELD EXPErIENCE WITH A COAL-FIrED UTILITY BOILErLarry Czarnecki, Principle Process Engineer, Alstom Power; Torgny Ekman & Luca SpagnoloEMErGING CHALLENGES & DESIGN STrATEGIES FOr SCr SYSTEMSPaulo Oliveira, Product Marketing Manager, Alstom Power; Larry CzarneckiCFD MODELING FOr SCr PErFOrMANCE OPTIMIZATIONReid Thomas, Sr. Process Engineer, Fuel Tech, Inc.; Scott Hiedeman, Kansas City Power & Light – LaCygne Generating Sta.; Diane Fischer, Black & Veatch; Dale Pfaff, Fuel Tech, Inc.NOVEL SULFUr rESISTANT MErCUrY OXIDATION CATALYSTS TArGETING INSTALLATION AT TAIL END SECTION OF SCr BEDJoo-Youp Lee, Associate Professor; University of Cincinnati; Zhouyang LiuADVANCED TECHNOLOGY MULTI-FUNCTIONAL SCr CATALYST PErFOrMANCE FOr HIGH NO2 IN MODErN TUrBINE POWEr PLANTSChris Bertole, Catalyst Development Manager, Cormetech, Inc.; Scot G. Pritchard & Mike Close, Cormetech; Katsumi Nochi, MHISCr CATALYST SELECTION & MANAGEMENT FOr IMPrOVED HG OXIDATION PErFOrMANCEChristopher Reeves, Development Project Manager, Cormetech, Inc.; Chris Bertole, Chris DiFrancesco & Scot Pritchard, Cormetech, Inc.; Katsumi Nochi, MHIC9. SELENIUM & MErCUrY COMPLIANCEBASF’S MErCUrY SOrBENT HX(TM) - A MErCUrY MATS COMPLIANT TECHNOLOGYWilliam Hizny, Technical Projects Manager, BASF ; Fabien Rioult PhD & Xiaolin Yang PhDMEETING THE NEXT LEVEL OF WASTEWATEr QUALITY FOr METALS & SELENIUMRich Marsan, Senior Project Manager, STEAG Energy Services LLCSELENIUM CONTrOL USING COMBUSTION ADDITIVEMandar Gadgil, AQCS Engineer, Babcock &Wilcox Company; Gregory Bielawski(M) PILOT SCALE IN-FLIGHT TESTING OF SO3 rESISTANT CABOT NOrIT NOVEL SOrBENTSBrian Tucker, Director - Product Dev., Cabot Norit Activated Carbon; Mei Xin, Patton AdamsrE-EMISSION DrIVErS & OPTIONSPhilip Elliott, Business Unit Manager - Engineering Services, STEAG Energy Services LLCD1. SHALE GAS/LNG/NATUrAL GASTHE EFFECT OF SHALE GAS ON POWEr MArkETS IN THE NOrTHEAST (NEW ENGLAND, NY & PJM)Stephen Slocomb, Associate, Epsilon AssociatesTHE GAS-ELECTrIC SYSTEM INTErFACE IN PJMGary Helm, Lead Market Strategist, PJM InterconnectionADEQUACY OF NATUrAL GAS INFrASTrUCTUrE TO SUPPOrT THE ELECTrIC INDUSTrYHua Fang, Principal Consultant, Black & Veatch(M) MACrOECONOMIC PrOSPECTS & IMPLICATIONS OF U.S. LNG EXPOrTSSebastian Mankowski, Consultant, NERA Economic Consulting; Sugandha D. Tuladhar, Paul Bernstein, & David MontgomeryLNG EXPOrTS: ECONOMIC CONTrIBUTIONS TO THE US ECONOMY & IMPACTS ON US NATUrAL GAS PrICESKen Ditzel , Principal , Charles River AssociatesD2. FrACkING & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTOIL & WATEr, GAS & TSCA: EPA LOOkS AT HYDrAULIC FrACTUrINGCharles Franklin, Senior Counsel, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & FeldHYDrAULIC FrACTUrING & FINANCIAL rESPONSIBILITY rEQUIrEMENTS: A CASE STUDY OF THE rEGULATOrY FrAMEWOrkS IN NEW YOrk & PENNSYLVANIA & POTENTIAL PATHS FOrWArD Elizabeth Kurz, Senior Associate, ICF International; Eric ReevesFrACkING - IMPACT ON U.S.EENErGY, TrADE, & CO2 EMISSIONSDaniel Klein, President, Twenty-First StrategiesASSESSING POTENTIAL UPWArD MIGrATION OF HYDrAULIC FrACTUrING FLUID & BrINE THrOUGH FrACTUrES, FAULTS, & INTACT rOCkSam Flewelling, Senior Hydrologist, Gradient; Matt Tymchak &Manu Sharma(M) AN INNOVATIVE LOW-TEMPErATUrE WATEr rECYCLE & rECOVErY PrOCESS FOr TrEATMENT OF FLOWBACk & PrODUCED WATEr Sayan Chakraborti, Senior Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Oguz Capan, Hittite Solar EnergyD3. ENErGY POLICYGAS - ELECTrIC COOrDINATION, IS THE TIMING FINALLY rIGHT?Kelly Daly, Chair, Energy & Environmental Division , Stinson Morrison Hecker LLPDEVELOPING & ASSESSING ECONOMIC, ENErGY, & CLIMATE SECUrITY & INVESTMENT OPTIONS FOr THE USThomas Peterson, President & CEO, The Center for Climate Strategies; Pat Delaquil & Gary Goldstein, DecisionWare Group; Hal Nelson, Claremont Graduate University; Stephen Roe & Jeff Wennberg, The Center for Climate Strategies; Adam Rose, The University of Southern California (M) BrAZIL’S ENErGY POLICY & rEGULATIONStephen Sewalk, Assistant Professor, PhD/JD, Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management; Shannon Love7:30AM - 9:30AMJarret McClendonCo-Chair Rob NebergallCo-Chair Kevin FisherCo-Chair Balaji KrishnakumarRichard MimnaC8. SCrC8.1 rELEASE & TrANSFOrMATION OF POISONS IMPLICATED IN SCr CATALYST DEACTIVATIONBalaji Krishnakumar, Sr. Computational Analyst, Niksa Energy Associates LLC; Stephen Niksa, NEA LLC; Alejandro Jimenez, EPRIC8.2 SCr CATALYST MANAGEMENT CONSIDErATIONSNick Pollack, Chief Technology Offi cer, CoaLogix; Randy SadlerC8.3 SELECTIVE CATALYTIC rEDUCTION SYSTEMSJoe Smith, Business Development Manager, Peerless MfgC8.4 SNOXTM -THE ECONOMICAL WAY TO TUrN HIGH-SULPHUr FUELS INTO POWEr WITH rEDUCED CO2 EMISSIONSPeter Ibæk, Business Develpment Manager, Haldor Topsoe A/SC8.5 rEGIONAL ENVIrONMENTAL rEMEDIATIONGare Henderson, Director of R&D, Gravitational Systems Engineering, Inc.C8.6 POLLUTION CONTrOL COST MINIMIZATIONJerrold Radway, Chairman, EnerchemC8.7 OPTIMIZATION OF SCr CATALYST MANAGEMENT PLANNINGKyle Neidig, Product Manager - SCR Catalyst, Hitachi Power Systems America, Ltd.C9. ADVANCED CONTrOL TECHNOLOGIES C9.1 PrOSPECTS FOr PASSIVE BIOLOGICAL TrEATMENT OF SELENIUM IN FGD WASTEWATErSJames Bays, Technology Fellow, CH2M HILL; Tom Higgins, Dana French, BT ThomasC9.2 PArTICULATES & MErCUrY rEMOVAL USING kIMrE(TM) TECHNOLOGYGeorge C. Pedersen Jr. PE, CEO, KIMRE, INC.C9.3 UTILITY MATS COMPLIANCE W/ HCL LIMITATIONS & THE CHALLENGES FACING AGING EGUSPaul Johnson, Project Manager, ADA-ES, Inc.; Andrea Taylor, Tennessee Valley Authority; David Young, John Schminky & Greg Filippelli, ADA-ES, IncC9.4 IS THErE A PLACE FOr DSI AT DETrOIT EDISON?William Rogers, Sr. Technological Specialist, DTE Energy; Robin Stewart, Andrew Bertelson, Jordan Copenhafer, Nathan Sonobe & Trent Lynch, ADA-ES, Inc.C9.5 THE LATEST CONTrOL TECHNOLOGY OF TrACE ELEMENTS USING HEAT EXCHANGErNaruhito Omine, Engineering Researcher, Babcock-Hitachi K.K.; Noriyuki Imada, Wakako Shimohira, Gouki Sasaki, Atsushi Katagawa, Hiroshi IshizakaC9.6 rEACT MULTIPOLLUTANT SYSTEM - AN OPTION TO CONSIDErJim Peters, VP Business Development, HamonC9.7 STrATIFICATION CONSIDErATION IN DSI OPTIMIZATIONCharles Lockert, President, Breen Energy SolutionsC9.8 APPLICATION OF THE DrYFINING™ TECHNOLOGY AT EXISTING POWEr UNITS FIrING LOW-rANk COALCharles Bullinger, Senior Principle Engineer, Great River Energy; Vladimir Vaysman & Yixin Lu, WorleyParsonsC9.9 ANALYTICAL MGMT. OF SCr CATALYST LIFETIMES & MULTIPOLLUTANT PErFOrMANCEBalaji Krishnakumar, Sr. Computational Analyst, Niksa Energy Associates LLC; Stephen Niksa, Niksa Eenrgy Associates LLC; Farrokh Ghoreishi & Corey Tyree, Southern CompanyTuesday | February 4 7:30AM - 9:30AM1PM - 3PMWednesday | February 5 Monday | February 3 10AM - 12PMRandy SadlerBalaji Krishnakumar&William RogersC7. ACTIVATED CArBONC7. Activated Carbon & Mercury SorbentsC7.1 rECENT INJECTION TrIALS OF MATS-PAC™ NON-HALOGENATED ACTIVATED CArBON IN COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANT FLUE-GASDavid Mazyck, CEO, Carbonxt, Inc.; Dr. Heather Byrne & Jack DrwiegaC7.2 HOW TO GUArANTEE THE LOWEST COST ACTIVATED CArBON TrEATMENT SOLUTIONRichard Mimna, Senior Research Associate, Calgon Carbon Corporation; Michell LomagoC7.3 ACTIVATED CArBON MArkET SUPPLY & DEMANDRob Nebergall, Global Business Manager - Emissions Control Technologies, Norit Inc.C7.4 DEMONSTrATIONS OF AMENDED SILICATES FOr MErCUrY CONTrOL IN COAL FIrED GENErATING UNITSJim Butz, VP of Project Management, Novinda; Cliff Brown & Ben BernardoC7.5 IN-FLIGHT MErCUrY CAPTUrE OF NOrIT’S NONCArBON SOrBENT VErSUS DArCO HG-LHPatton Adams, Developmental Engineer, Norit Inc.C7.6 SOrBENT TESTING IN THE LAB AND FIELDJohn Kline Principal, John Kline Consulting; Anik Delagrave, Lafarge1PM - 3PMD1. SHALE GAS & NEW MArkETSD1.1 THE EFFECT OF SHALE GAS ON NEW ENGLAND POWEr MArkETSStephen Slocomb, Associate, Epsilon AssociatesD1.2 OPTIONS FOr CAPTUrING THE VALUE OF SHALE GAS: ENVIrONMENTAL, ECONOMIC & ENErGY SECUrITY PErSPECTIVESJoe Marriott, Lead Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton; Robert Murray, Jesse Goellner, & Gary LeathermanD1.3 SHALE GAS & LNG EXPOrT: rEGULATION OF A rEW PHENOMENONLes Lo Baugh, Shareholder/Partner, BrownsteinD1.4 kELLY A SYSTEMWIDE MODEL TO MEET THE CHALLENGES & MAXIMIZE THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL FrOM SHALE GAS EXTrACTION IN SMALL TOWN COMMUNITIESSayan Chakraborti, Senior Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Mark Abashian & Larry Brown, MRIGlobal; Gregory Proctor, Prolifi c TechnologyD2. FrACkING & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTD2.1 PUBLIC CONFIDENCE & HYDrAULIC FrACTUrING: FINANCIAL rESPONSIBILITY AS AN ECONOMIC TOOL FOr rISk-SHArINGKerry Schlichting, Senior Associate, ICF International; Libby McCulloughD2.2 FrACkING: ENVIrONMENTAL rEGULATOrY & POLICY UPDATEMegan Roberts-Satinsky, Associate, Venable LLPD2.3 FrACkING POLICY: WrONG POLICY COULD DErAIL GAS PrODUCTION OVErNIGHT INCrEASING COSTS TO HOMEOWNErS & INDUSTrYStephen Sewalk, Assistant Professor, University of Denver; Vincent Buscarello, Qionglin Dai & Katelin Knox D2.4 CrEATING A SUSTAINABLE ENErGY SYSTEM THrOUGH GAS & ELECTrIC HArMONIZATIONKelly Daly, Chair - Energy & Environmental Division, Stinson Morrison Hecker LLPD2.5 ENVIrONMENTAL & ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF SHALE GAS PrODUCTION & rESOUrCESSarah Jordaan, Project Manager, EPRI; Sean BushartD3. ENErGY POLICYD3.1 IMPACTS OF POTENTIAL FUTUrE rULES & rEGULATIONS ON INVESTMENT DECISIONS TODAYSebastian Mankowski, Consultant, NERA Economic Consulting; Scott BloombergD3.2 NATIONAL CAP & TrADE LEGISLATION- WHAT YOU NEED TO kNOW TO PrEPArELarry Goldenhersh, CEO, EnvianceD3.3 ENErGY POLICY IN THE WHITE HOUSE 2013 OBAMA VS. rOMNEY Kelly Carnes, President, CEO, TechVision21D3.4 CONSIDErING ENVIrONMENTAL & CULTUrAL VALUES IN TrANSMISSION PLANNINGByron Woertz, Senior Project Manager, Western Electricity Coordinating Council3:30PM - 5:30PM13Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 14 ©Track room 221AD |ENERGY POLICY & SECURITY | Trackroom 221A D|ENERGY POLICY & SECURITY |D4. ENErGY SECUrITY INNOVATIVE WAY TO MANAGE YOUr rISk – IrMAASVishal Chikhalikar, AVP, Tech Mahindra; Hariharasuthan GB, Jagadeesh Babu DevisettyWHAT THE WOrLD CAN LEArN FrOM NUCLEAr SECUrITYPhrantceena Halres, CEO, Total Protections Services GlobalGrID CYBErSECUrITYJohn Finnigan, Senior Regulatory Attorney, Environmental Defense FundD5. STATE, rEGIONAL & INFrASTrUCTUrENEPA FOr TrANSMISSION LINE PrOJECTSAnntonette Alberti, Sr. Vice President, Haley & AldrichCUSTOMIZED ELEX ELECTrODE EXPErIENCE WITH COAL-FIrED BOILErSGary Grieco, Consultant, Air Consulting Associates, LLC; Mick Chambers, Southern Environmental, Inc. ENErGY PLANNING CONSIDErATIONS FOr SAN JOSE/SANTA CLArA rEGIONAL WASTEWATEr FACILITYArvind Akela, Senior Project Manager, CDM Smith; Joanna De Sa, City of San JoseD6. ENErGY & CLIMATEEPA’S POWEr PLANT GHG STANDArDS - NEW DEVELOPMENTS & ENErGY IMPLICATIONSAveril Edwards, Associate, Winston & Strawn LLPPOWEr MArkET PrICES, NUCLEAr GENErATION & GrEENHOUSE GAS POLICY - A COLLISION COUrSE?Marc Chupka, Principal, The Brattle Group(M) EPA rEGULATIONS & CArBON TAXES - EVALUATING THEIr rELATIVE ECONOMIC IMPACTSSebastian Mankowski, Consultant, NERA Economic Consulting; Scott J. Bloomberg, Mei Yuan & Anne Smith NUCLEAr ENErGY POLICYStephen Sewalk, Assistant Professor, PhD/JD, Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management; Shannon LoveD7. MANAGING rISk & PrOJECT FINANCE(SPONSOr) THE EQUATOr PrINCIPLES III: IMPACTS TO PrOJECT FINANCE IN THE US & ABrOAD William Stark, Senior Consultant, LeidosEMISSIONS & OPErATIONAL FLEXIBILITYErwing Calleros, Project Manager, Black & VeatchLESSONS LEArNED FrOM THE WIND ENErGY BOOM: HOW COMPrEHENSIVE COMMUNITY OUTrEACH PLANNING CAN BE APPLIED TO CONVENTIONAL POWEr PLANT & TrANSMISSION PrOJECTSMarion Trieste, Public Outreach Manager, Haley & AldrichWOrLD’S LArGEST rECTISOL WASH UNITWolfgang Schoerner, Project Director, Linde EngineeringSTrESS-FrEE ON-TIME COMPLETION OF rEFINErY TUrNArOUNDS - THE MYTH BECOMES rEALITYHariharasuthan Gudalurb, Project Manager, Tech Mahindra; Vishal Chikhalikar, Deborah Devadason & Pritish KanagalekarFINANCING INTErNATIONAL rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTSCraig O’Connor, Director - Offi ce of Renewable Energy, Export-Import Bank of the United States(M) A CArBON TAX WITH rEINVESTMENT ELIMINATES THE NEED FOr ALTErNATIVE ENErGY SUBSIDIESStephen Sewalk Assistant Professor, PhD/JD Shannon Love Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management Co-Chair Diann Strom7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 43:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PMLes Lo BaughSession ChairLarry GoldenhershSession Sponsor and Co-ChairWilliam StarkCo-Chair Stephen SewalkMitchell BaerSession Sponsor and Co-ChairShoshannah LenskiCo-ChairSarah JordaanSession Sponsor and Co-ChairD4. ENErGY POLICY - NATUrAL GAS D4.1 SHALE GAS IMPACTS ON US ELECTrIC POWEr CO2 EMISSIONSDaniel Klein, President, Twenty-First StrategiesD4.2 NATUrAL GAS: AMErICA’S ALTErNATIVE TO GASOLINE?Rob Barnett, Energy Analyst, Bloomberg GovernmentD4.3 ENErGY POLICY: WHAT’S NEXT?Mitchell Baer, Director - Offi ce of Oil & Gas Analysis, US DOED4.4 LEVErAGING THE LOW COST OF NATUrAL GAS TO BrING IT TO UTILIZATIONVijayan Chomatil, Entrepreneur, Kanab EnergyCANCELED - D4.5 ENDING OUr OIL ADDICTIONEyal Aronoff, Co-founder, Fuel Freedom Foundation; Yossie HollanderD5. STATE, rEGIONAL & INFrASTrUCTUrED5.1 THE VOTES ArE IN - WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOr THE rENEWABLE INDUSTrY?Barbara Sands, Energy Expert, PA Consulting GroupD5.2 THE ArIZONA ENErGY rOADMAP: CrEATING A PLAN FOr THE STATE’S ENErGY SECTOrMichelle De Blasi, Attorney, Greenberg Traurig LLP; Christopher Davey, EnviroMissionD5.3 CUTTING THrOUGH THE STATIC: INSIGHTS FOr IMPLEMENTING EFFECTIVE PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PrOGrAMS FOr ELECTrIC INFrASTrUCTUrE DEVELOPMENTDiann Strom, Associate, EnviroIssues; Diane AdamsD5.4 PrACTICING rISk-AWArE ELECTrICITY rEGULATIONDan Mullen, Senior Manager, Ceres; Ron Binz, Public Policy Consulting; Richard Sedano, Regulatory Assistance Project; Denise Furey, Regent Square AdvisorsD6. ENErGY & CLIMATED6.1 CLIMATE & THE PUBLIC TrUST DOCTrINE: PUBLICITY STUNT Or rEAL THrEAT?Allison Wood, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPD6.2 ACHIEVING SIGNIFICANT CArBON EMISSION rEDUCTIONS FrOM COGENErATION THrOUGH NEW MArkET-BASED INCENTIVESPaul MacGregor, Senior Vice President, Nexant; Tom FlynnD6.3 ADOPT A CArBON TAX WITH rEINVESTMENT & CONVErT NATUrAL GAS TO GASOLINE TO rEDUCE EMISSIONS OVEr 50% IN 20 YEArSQionglin Dai, Graduate Research Associate, University of Denver; Stephen SewalkD6.4 ENErGY & ENVIrONMENT POLICY LEArNINGS FrOM ‘CASH FOr CLUNkErS’Shoshannah Lenski, Senior Associate, Strategy & Corporate Development, DTE EnergyD7. MANAGING rISk & PrOJECT FINANCED7.1 ADDrESSING THE CHANGING OIL & GAS rEGULATOrY LANDSCAPE WITH CLOUD-BASED COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONSMickey Landkof, Senior Sales Engineer, EnvianceD7.2 LIFE AFTEr SANDY- ENVIrONMENTAL EFFECTSBapanaiah Penugonda, Group Practice Director & Associate Professor, NYU College of Dentistry D7.3 INVESTING IN THE GHG CONSTrAINED FINANCIAL MArkETS IN THE LIGHT OF THE FINANCIAL rEFOrM LEGISLATIONNedia Miller, Principal, Miller CTAD7.4 FINANCING rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTS: THE rOLE OF EX-IM BANkCraig O’Connor, Director - Offi ce of Renewable Energy, Export-Import Bank of the USD7.5 PrOJECT FINANCING FOr rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTSJohn Ravis, Principal, Scully CapitalCANCELED - D7.3 ENErGY PrOJECTS- rISkS & MANAGEMENTLorne Sivertson, President, Sivertson & Associates Consulting Ltd.10AM - 12PM10AM - 12PMWednesday | February 5 Track room 221AD |ENERGY POLICY & SECURITY | Trackroom 221A D|ENERGY POLICY & SECURITY |D4. ENErGY SECUrITY INNOVATIVE WAY TO MANAGE YOUr rISk – IrMAASVishal Chikhalikar, AVP, Tech Mahindra; Hariharasuthan GB, Jagadeesh Babu DevisettyWHAT THE WOrLD CAN LEArN FrOM NUCLEAr SECUrITYPhrantceena Halres, CEO, Total Protections Services GlobalGrID CYBErSECUrITYJohn Finnigan, Senior Regulatory Attorney, Environmental Defense FundD5. STATE, rEGIONAL & INFrASTrUCTUrENEPA FOr TrANSMISSION LINE PrOJECTSAnntonette Alberti, Sr. Vice President, Haley & AldrichCUSTOMIZED ELEX ELECTrODE EXPErIENCE WITH COAL-FIrED BOILErSGary Grieco, Consultant, Air Consulting Associates, LLC; Mick Chambers, Southern Environmental, Inc. ENErGY PLANNING CONSIDErATIONS FOr SAN JOSE/SANTA CLArA rEGIONAL WASTEWATEr FACILITYArvind Akela, Senior Project Manager, CDM Smith; Joanna De Sa, City of San JoseD6. ENErGY & CLIMATEEPA’S POWEr PLANT GHG STANDArDS - NEW DEVELOPMENTS & ENErGY IMPLICATIONSAveril Edwards, Associate, Winston & Strawn LLPPOWEr MArkET PrICES, NUCLEAr GENErATION & GrEENHOUSE GAS POLICY - A COLLISION COUrSE?Marc Chupka, Principal, The Brattle Group(M) EPA rEGULATIONS & CArBON TAXES - EVALUATING THEIr rELATIVE ECONOMIC IMPACTSSebastian Mankowski, Consultant, NERA Economic Consulting; Scott J. Bloomberg, Mei Yuan & Anne Smith NUCLEAr ENErGY POLICYStephen Sewalk, Assistant Professor, PhD/JD, Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management; Shannon LoveD7. MANAGING rISk & PrOJECT FINANCE(SPONSOr) THE EQUATOr PrINCIPLES III: IMPACTS TO PrOJECT FINANCE IN THE US & ABrOAD William Stark, Senior Consultant, LeidosEMISSIONS & OPErATIONAL FLEXIBILITYErwing Calleros, Project Manager, Black & VeatchLESSONS LEArNED FrOM THE WIND ENErGY BOOM: HOW COMPrEHENSIVE COMMUNITY OUTrEACH PLANNING CAN BE APPLIED TO CONVENTIONAL POWEr PLANT & TrANSMISSION PrOJECTSMarion Trieste, Public Outreach Manager, Haley & AldrichWOrLD’S LArGEST rECTISOL WASH UNITWolfgang Schoerner, Project Director, Linde EngineeringSTrESS-FrEE ON-TIME COMPLETION OF rEFINErY TUrNArOUNDS - THE MYTH BECOMES rEALITYHariharasuthan Gudalurb, Project Manager, Tech Mahindra; Vishal Chikhalikar, Deborah Devadason & Pritish KanagalekarFINANCING INTErNATIONAL rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTSCraig O’Connor, Director - Offi ce of Renewable Energy, Export-Import Bank of the United States(M) A CArBON TAX WITH rEINVESTMENT ELIMINATES THE NEED FOr ALTErNATIVE ENErGY SUBSIDIESStephen Sewalk Assistant Professor, PhD/JD Shannon Love Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management Co-Chair Diann Strom7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 43:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PMLes Lo BaughSession ChairLarry GoldenhershSession Sponsor and Co-ChairWilliam StarkCo-Chair Stephen SewalkMitchell BaerSession Sponsor and Co-ChairShoshannah LenskiCo-ChairSarah JordaanSession Sponsor and Co-ChairD4. ENErGY POLICY - NATUrAL GAS D4.1 SHALE GAS IMPACTS ON US ELECTrIC POWEr CO2 EMISSIONSDaniel Klein, President, Twenty-First StrategiesD4.2 NATUrAL GAS: AMErICA’S ALTErNATIVE TO GASOLINE?Rob Barnett, Energy Analyst, Bloomberg GovernmentD4.3 ENErGY POLICY: WHAT’S NEXT?Mitchell Baer, Director - Offi ce of Oil & Gas Analysis, US DOED4.4 LEVErAGING THE LOW COST OF NATUrAL GAS TO BrING IT TO UTILIZATIONVijayan Chomatil, Entrepreneur, Kanab EnergyCANCELED - D4.5 ENDING OUr OIL ADDICTIONEyal Aronoff, Co-founder, Fuel Freedom Foundation; Yossie HollanderD5. STATE, rEGIONAL & INFrASTrUCTUrED5.1 THE VOTES ArE IN - WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOr THE rENEWABLE INDUSTrY?Barbara Sands, Energy Expert, PA Consulting GroupD5.2 THE ArIZONA ENErGY rOADMAP: CrEATING A PLAN FOr THE STATE’S ENErGY SECTOrMichelle De Blasi, Attorney, Greenberg Traurig LLP; Christopher Davey, EnviroMissionD5.3 CUTTING THrOUGH THE STATIC: INSIGHTS FOr IMPLEMENTING EFFECTIVE PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PrOGrAMS FOr ELECTrIC INFrASTrUCTUrE DEVELOPMENTDiann Strom, Associate, EnviroIssues; Diane AdamsD5.4 PrACTICING rISk-AWArE ELECTrICITY rEGULATIONDan Mullen, Senior Manager, Ceres; Ron Binz, Public Policy Consulting; Richard Sedano, Regulatory Assistance Project; Denise Furey, Regent Square AdvisorsD6. ENErGY & CLIMATED6.1 CLIMATE & THE PUBLIC TrUST DOCTrINE: PUBLICITY STUNT Or rEAL THrEAT?Allison Wood, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPD6.2 ACHIEVING SIGNIFICANT CArBON EMISSION rEDUCTIONS FrOM COGENErATION THrOUGH NEW MArkET-BASED INCENTIVESPaul MacGregor, Senior Vice President, Nexant; Tom FlynnD6.3 ADOPT A CArBON TAX WITH rEINVESTMENT & CONVErT NATUrAL GAS TO GASOLINE TO rEDUCE EMISSIONS OVEr 50% IN 20 YEArSQionglin Dai, Graduate Research Associate, University of Denver; Stephen SewalkD6.4 ENErGY & ENVIrONMENT POLICY LEArNINGS FrOM ‘CASH FOr CLUNkErS’Shoshannah Lenski, Senior Associate, Strategy & Corporate Development, DTE EnergyD7. MANAGING rISk & PrOJECT FINANCED7.1 ADDrESSING THE CHANGING OIL & GAS rEGULATOrY LANDSCAPE WITH CLOUD-BASED COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONSMickey Landkof, Senior Sales Engineer, EnvianceD7.2 LIFE AFTEr SANDY- ENVIrONMENTAL EFFECTSBapanaiah Penugonda, Group Practice Director & Associate Professor, NYU College of Dentistry D7.3 INVESTING IN THE GHG CONSTrAINED FINANCIAL MArkETS IN THE LIGHT OF THE FINANCIAL rEFOrM LEGISLATIONNedia Miller, Principal, Miller CTAD7.4 FINANCING rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTS: THE rOLE OF EX-IM BANkCraig O’Connor, Director - Offi ce of Renewable Energy, Export-Import Bank of the USD7.5 PrOJECT FINANCING FOr rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTSJohn Ravis, Principal, Scully CapitalCANCELED - D7.3 ENErGY PrOJECTS- rISkS & MANAGEMENTLorne Sivertson, President, Sivertson & Associates Consulting Ltd.10AM - 12PM10AM - 12PMWednesday | February 5 15Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 16 ©Track room 221B|RENEWABLE ENERGY|E Trackroom 221B |RENEWABLE ENERGY| EE1. rENEWABLE ENErGY MArkETS(M) POSITIONING FOr SUCCESS IN EVEr CHANGING SOLAr ENErGY MArkETSGeorge Ashton, CFO, Sol Systems“STAYING APArT AT THE SEAMS”Rodney Lenfest, Executive VP - Business Development, Boundless Energy, NE; E. John Tompkins, Boundless Energy LLCGrEEN PrICING PrOGrAMS: BEST PrACTICESMichael Leschke, Green-e Energy Associate, Green-e Energy/Center for Resource SolutionsAN UNCErTAIN PLANNING FUTUrEDanielle Osborn Mills, Project Manager, Atkins North AmericaBIG DATA = BIG GAINS ENErGY MArkETSMark DeSantis, CEO, kWanter; Dr. Steve Lettieri E2. DISTrIBUTED GENErATIONIN rESPONSE TO SUPEr-STOrMS, STATE INITIATIVES FOr DG DEVELOPMENT FOr GrID SECUrITYPaul MacGregor, Senior Vice President, Nexant; Thomas FlynnTHE DG FUTUrEYuri Horwitz, CEO, Sol Systems(M) ALASkA’S SOLID STATE AMMONIA SYNTHESIS PILOT PLANT (SSAS-PP) DEMONSTrATION SYSTEM FOr rENEWABLE ENErGY (rE)William Leighty, Principal, Alaska Applied Sciences, Inc.NANOGrIDS: COSTS, BENEFITS & POTENTIAL IN NEW YOrkLucas Oehlerking, Renewable Energy Consultant , Black & VeatchEVALUATING THE rISkS & OPPOrTUNITIES FOr UTILITIES WITH THE GrOWTH OF ELECTrIC VEHICLES & rOOFTOP PHOTOVOLTAICSKiran Kumaraswamy, Senior Manager, ICF InternationalPrOGrESS IN DEVELOPMENT OF AN LOW ENErGY NUCLEAr rEACTION (LENr) POWEr UNITGeorge H. Miley, Professor Emeritius, U of IllinoisE3. rENEWABLE DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS(M) rUNNING THE WOrLD ON rENEWABLES: ALTErNATIVES TO ELECTrICITY FOr TrANSMISSION, FIrMING STOrAGE, & SUPPLY INTEGrATION OF LArGE-SCALE, STrANDED, rENEWABLE ENErGY Bill Leighty, Director, The Leighty FoundationBOOT STrAPPING POWEr SATELLITESKeith Henson, Founder, L5 SocietyGrID TrACkEr: A NEW POWEr & TrANSMISSION ANALYSIS APPLICATION FOr THE WESTErN INTErCONNECTIONSuzanne Leta Liou, Project Director - Clean Energy & Transmission, Atkins(*) rENEWABLE ENErGY MANAGEMENT PrOJECTShree Pal Dangol, Vice President, HEEDS/NepalCraig O’ConnorMargery MooreCo-ChairJin H. JoCo-ChairsPeter Black&Bert SpaethE4. rENEWABLE PrOJECT DEVELOPMENTrENEWABLE ENErGY M&A: rECENT TrENDS & DEVELOPMENT JOINT VENTUrESC. Thomas Paschall, Senior Attorney, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLPrECENT PUrPA DEVELOPMENTS AT FErCPeter Richardson, Partner, Richardson & Adams, PLLCCOMBINING rENEWABLE ENErGY TAX CrEDITS & NEW MArkETS TAX CrEDITSJames Duffy, Partner, Nixon Peabody LLPTHE DEVELOPMENT OF rENEWABLE ENErGY ON BrOWNFIELD SITESDiane Sullivan, Vice President Energy Development, Haley & Aldrich, Inc.rS ENErGY SOLUTIONS INC.Bert Spaeth, Senior Energy EngineerrENEWABLE ENErGY & PUBLIC CONTrOVErSY IN THE SAN BErNArDINO COUNTY GrEENHOUSE GAS rEDUCTON PLANMichael Hendrix, Project Director-Air Quality & Climate Change, Atkins North America; Suzanne LiouSITE SUITABILITY ASSESSMENTJohn MacDonald, Project Manager, Tetra TEchE5. WINDWIND & THE UPPEr LIMIT OF STOrAGEDoug Houseman, Vice President of Innovation, EnerNexMIND THE GAPAaron Anderson, Project Manager - Renewable Energy Group, Burns & McDonnellWINDGrABBEr TM - A MULTIPHASED WIND, VErTICAL AXIS WIND TUrBINE SYSTEM WITH ADJUSTABLE INLET AIr SCOOP & EXIT IMPACT-DrAG SECTIONSBrett Krippene, Owner & President, BCK Consulting; Kenneth L. Starcher & David Carr, West Texas A&M UniversityINVELOX: AN EFFECTIVE ALTErNATIVE APPrOACH FOr WIND POWEr PLANTSDr. Dayoush Allaei, CTO, SheerWind; Professor Yiannis Andreopoulos, CCNYFErC ESCALATES PUrPA DISPUTE IN WEST: IDAHO CASESMalcolm McLellan, Member, Van Ness Feldman LLP; Marlys PalumboOPTIMUM PENETrATION OF UTILITY-SCALE GrID-CONNECTED WIND SYSTEMS IN ILLINOISJin Jo, Assistant Professor, Illinois State UniversityE6. SOLAr & PV(M) VALUABLE ELUSIVE SrECSGeorge Ashton, CFO, Sol SystemsCHP SOLAr PANELS: THE TrIFECTA OF ENErGYJeff Seaton, CFMO Deputy Chief of Staff - Energy, Arizona Army National Guard; Knut Herrmann, CEMrOOFTOP SOLAr FrOM A rEAL ESTATE PErSPECTIVEMichael Manuel, Principal, Goldberg Kohn Ltd.PV END OF LIFE MANAGEMENTJim Larson, Principal Consultant, EORMINCrEASING UTILITY-SCALE SYSTEM EFFICIENCY & OUTPUT WITH SOLAr TrACkErSJay Johnson, VP of Business Development, ExosunCOMMUNITY SOLAr: INTELLIGENT PrOGrAM DESIGN FOr UTILITIESGenevieve Liang, VP Business Development, Clean Energy Collective; Paul SpencerE3. rENEWABLE DEVELOPMENT ANALYSISE3.1 BENCHMArk SUrVEY rESULTS: rENEWABLE ENErGY & COrPOrATE ENErGY EFFICIENCYMargery Moore, Dir. EHS Strategic Alliances, Bloomberg BNAE3.2 VArYING IMPACTS OF rPSMarlys Palumbo, Partner, Van Ness FeldmanE3.3 DEVELOPMENT OF A rENEWABLE ENErGY MEASUrEMENT SYSTEMZelda Roberts, Senior Specialist, National Advisory Council on InnovationE3.4 SCrEENING INSIDE THE FENCE rENEWABLE ENErGY OPPOrTUNITIES - TUrN YOUr LOAD INTO AN ASSETMichael Zebell, Senior Consultant, ERM; John Clancy, Godfrey & KahnE4. rENEWABLE PrOJECT DEVELOPMENTE4.1 NAVIGATING THE BLM rOW GrANT PrOCESS FOr rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTSRobert Prohaska, Director, ESAE4.2 TrES AMIGAS - CrEATING A NATIONAL HUB FOr rENEWABLESLaura Manz, Senior Vice President, Viridity Energy, on behalf of Tres AmigasE4.3 ENVIrONMENTAL LITIGATION AGAINST rENEWABLE PrOJECT DEVELOPMENTJim Wedeking, Staff Attorney, Sidley Austin LLPE4.4 EFFECTIVE MESSAGING IN TODAY’S rENEWABLE ENErGY MArkETCarolyn Parrs, President & CEO, Mind Over MarketsE4.5 WHO’S THE BOSS? THE IMPACT OF THE 2012 ELECTION ON rENEWABLE ENErGYJames McTarnaghan, Partner, Duane MorrisE4.6 SYNCING SCHEDULES FOr rENEWABLE GENErATION & TrANSMISSION INTErCONNECTIONMolly Cresto, Project Manager, CH2M HILL; Cary RobertsE5.1 ADVANCED GrOUND-BASED INSPECTION TECHNOLOGY FOr WIND TUrBINE BLADESStan Rosinski, Program Manager, Electric Power Research Institute; John LindbergE5.2 APPLYING CSP INNOVATIONS FOr CLEANEr FOSSIL-FIrED POWEr PLANTS IN THE USJohn Robbins, Senior Director of Sales - Americas, AREVA Solar, Inc.E5.3 SYNErGIZING ENHANCED GEOTHErMAL, WIND & HYDrOGEN FOr POWEr GENErATIONEdward Hinders, Canyon West LLC; Patrick KellyE5.4 SPACE BASED SOLAr POWEr AS A rEPLACEMENT FOr FOSSIL FUELSKeith Henson, Founder, L5 SocietyE5.5 HEAT rECOVErY FrOM MUNICIPAL SEWEr PIPESJohn Hood, Vice-President of Research & Development, Renewable Resource Recovery Corp.; Les LiskE5.6 STATISTICAL OPTIMIZATION OF MEDIUM COMPONENTS AFFECTING FErMENTATIVE HYDrOGEN PrODUCTION FrOM CrUDE GLYCErOL BY THErMOTOLErANT kLEBSIELLA SP. Tr17Teera Chookaew, Ph.D Candidate, Prince of Songkla UniversityE6. SOLAr & PVE6.1 PV rEACHES GrID PArITYLane S. Garrett, P.E., C.E.M., CEO, ULG Energy Solutions, Inc.E6.2 OUTLOOk FOr PV DEMAND IN A LOW INCENTIVE MArkETPaula Mints, Director, NavigantE6.3 SUNBEAMS FrOM SPACE MIrrOrS FEEDING SOLAr FArMS ON THE GrOUND AT DUSk & DAWNLewis Fraas, President, JX Crystals Inc.E6.4 GrEENING THE GrIDTroy Dalbey, North American Manager , Upsolar GroupE6.5 BEST PrACTICES FrOM SCE’S SOLAr PV PrOGrAMMark Nelson, Director of Generation Planning & Strategy, Southern California EdisonE6.6 A NEW VISION FOr CONCENTrATED SOLArZev Rosenzweig, CEO & President, AORA Solar LtdE6.7 NATIONAL UTILITY rATES DATABASEDavid Loomis, Professor of Economics, Illinois State UniversityE6.8 HOW TO SUrVIVE THE MULTI-FACETED U.S. SOLAr MArkETBoris Schubert, CEO, Q.CELLS North AmericaOTHEr - SOLAr OBSErVING DEMONSTrATIONChris Reich, CEO, Solar Astronomer; TeachU7:30AM - 9:30AMMonday | February 3Session Sponsor and Co-ChairCo-ChairBapanaiah PenugondaCo-ChairE1. rENEWABLE ENErGY MArkETSE1.1 ONTArIO’S FITPeter Black, Director, Brant Renewable EnergyE1.2 rENEWABLE ENErGY CErTIFICATES: DEMYSTIFYING THE CUrrENCY OF US & STATE rENEWABLE ENErGY MArkETSAlex Pennock, Manager, Green-e Energy - Center for Resource SolutionsE1.3 HOW TO BUY & MArkET rENEWABLE ENErGY CrEDITS & MEET STATE MANDATES IN NYISO, PJM & rGGIBert Spaeth, Senior Energy Engineer, RS Energy Solutions Inc.E1.4 UTILIZING PUrPA TO MArkET rENEWABLE ENErGYPeter Richardson, Partner, Richardson & O’Leary, PLLCE2. DISTrIBUTED GENErATIONE2.1 THE ECONOMICS OF HYBrID rENEWABLE MICOrGrIDSPeter Lilienthal, CEO, HOMER EnergyE2.2 DISTrIBUTED GENErATION & THE INTELLIGENT GrID: CHALLENGES & PrOMISESCraig Lewis, Executive Director, Clean CoalitionE2.3 LESSONS LEArNED ADMINISTErING DISTrIBUTED GENErATION INCENTIVE PrOGrAMSTerry Clapham, Distributed Generation Manager, California Center for Sustainable EnergyE2.4 FEASIBILITY & CONSUMEr BENEFITS OF MEETING THE rENEWABLE POrTFOLIO STANDArD FOr DISTrIBUTED GENErATION IN ILLINOISJin H. Jo, Assistant Professor, Illinois State University; Jared Hayden & Sarah Noll10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTuesday | February 4 Tuesday | February 4Track room 221B|RENEWABLE ENERGY|E Trackroom 221B |RENEWABLE ENERGY| EE1. rENEWABLE ENErGY MArkETS(M) POSITIONING FOr SUCCESS IN EVEr CHANGING SOLAr ENErGY MArkETSGeorge Ashton, CFO, Sol Systems“STAYING APArT AT THE SEAMS”Rodney Lenfest, Executive VP - Business Development, Boundless Energy, NE; E. John Tompkins, Boundless Energy LLCGrEEN PrICING PrOGrAMS: BEST PrACTICESMichael Leschke, Green-e Energy Associate, Green-e Energy/Center for Resource SolutionsAN UNCErTAIN PLANNING FUTUrEDanielle Osborn Mills, Project Manager, Atkins North AmericaBIG DATA = BIG GAINS ENErGY MArkETSMark DeSantis, CEO, kWanter; Dr. Steve Lettieri E2. DISTrIBUTED GENErATIONIN rESPONSE TO SUPEr-STOrMS, STATE INITIATIVES FOr DG DEVELOPMENT FOr GrID SECUrITYPaul MacGregor, Senior Vice President, Nexant; Thomas FlynnTHE DG FUTUrEYuri Horwitz, CEO, Sol Systems(M) ALASkA’S SOLID STATE AMMONIA SYNTHESIS PILOT PLANT (SSAS-PP) DEMONSTrATION SYSTEM FOr rENEWABLE ENErGY (rE)William Leighty, Principal, Alaska Applied Sciences, Inc.NANOGrIDS: COSTS, BENEFITS & POTENTIAL IN NEW YOrkLucas Oehlerking, Renewable Energy Consultant , Black & VeatchEVALUATING THE rISkS & OPPOrTUNITIES FOr UTILITIES WITH THE GrOWTH OF ELECTrIC VEHICLES & rOOFTOP PHOTOVOLTAICSKiran Kumaraswamy, Senior Manager, ICF InternationalPrOGrESS IN DEVELOPMENT OF AN LOW ENErGY NUCLEAr rEACTION (LENr) POWEr UNITGeorge H. Miley, Professor Emeritius, U of IllinoisE3. rENEWABLE DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS(M) rUNNING THE WOrLD ON rENEWABLES: ALTErNATIVES TO ELECTrICITY FOr TrANSMISSION, FIrMING STOrAGE, & SUPPLY INTEGrATION OF LArGE-SCALE, STrANDED, rENEWABLE ENErGY Bill Leighty, Director, The Leighty FoundationBOOT STrAPPING POWEr SATELLITESKeith Henson, Founder, L5 SocietyGrID TrACkEr: A NEW POWEr & TrANSMISSION ANALYSIS APPLICATION FOr THE WESTErN INTErCONNECTIONSuzanne Leta Liou, Project Director - Clean Energy & Transmission, Atkins(*) rENEWABLE ENErGY MANAGEMENT PrOJECTShree Pal Dangol, Vice President, HEEDS/NepalCraig O’ConnorMargery MooreCo-ChairJin H. JoCo-ChairsPeter Black&Bert SpaethE4. rENEWABLE PrOJECT DEVELOPMENTrENEWABLE ENErGY M&A: rECENT TrENDS & DEVELOPMENT JOINT VENTUrESC. Thomas Paschall, Senior Attorney, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLPrECENT PUrPA DEVELOPMENTS AT FErCPeter Richardson, Partner, Richardson & Adams, PLLCCOMBINING rENEWABLE ENErGY TAX CrEDITS & NEW MArkETS TAX CrEDITSJames Duffy, Partner, Nixon Peabody LLPTHE DEVELOPMENT OF rENEWABLE ENErGY ON BrOWNFIELD SITESDiane Sullivan, Vice President Energy Development, Haley & Aldrich, Inc.rS ENErGY SOLUTIONS INC.Bert Spaeth, Senior Energy EngineerrENEWABLE ENErGY & PUBLIC CONTrOVErSY IN THE SAN BErNArDINO COUNTY GrEENHOUSE GAS rEDUCTON PLANMichael Hendrix, Project Director-Air Quality & Climate Change, Atkins North America; Suzanne LiouSITE SUITABILITY ASSESSMENTJohn MacDonald, Project Manager, Tetra TEchE5. WINDWIND & THE UPPEr LIMIT OF STOrAGEDoug Houseman, Vice President of Innovation, EnerNexMIND THE GAPAaron Anderson, Project Manager - Renewable Energy Group, Burns & McDonnellWINDGrABBEr TM - A MULTIPHASED WIND, VErTICAL AXIS WIND TUrBINE SYSTEM WITH ADJUSTABLE INLET AIr SCOOP & EXIT IMPACT-DrAG SECTIONSBrett Krippene, Owner & President, BCK Consulting; Kenneth L. Starcher & David Carr, West Texas A&M UniversityINVELOX: AN EFFECTIVE ALTErNATIVE APPrOACH FOr WIND POWEr PLANTSDr. Dayoush Allaei, CTO, SheerWind; Professor Yiannis Andreopoulos, CCNYFErC ESCALATES PUrPA DISPUTE IN WEST: IDAHO CASESMalcolm McLellan, Member, Van Ness Feldman LLP; Marlys PalumboOPTIMUM PENETrATION OF UTILITY-SCALE GrID-CONNECTED WIND SYSTEMS IN ILLINOISJin Jo, Assistant Professor, Illinois State UniversityE6. SOLAr & PV(M) VALUABLE ELUSIVE SrECSGeorge Ashton, CFO, Sol SystemsCHP SOLAr PANELS: THE TrIFECTA OF ENErGYJeff Seaton, CFMO Deputy Chief of Staff - Energy, Arizona Army National Guard; Knut Herrmann, CEMrOOFTOP SOLAr FrOM A rEAL ESTATE PErSPECTIVEMichael Manuel, Principal, Goldberg Kohn Ltd.PV END OF LIFE MANAGEMENTJim Larson, Principal Consultant, EORMINCrEASING UTILITY-SCALE SYSTEM EFFICIENCY & OUTPUT WITH SOLAr TrACkErSJay Johnson, VP of Business Development, ExosunCOMMUNITY SOLAr: INTELLIGENT PrOGrAM DESIGN FOr UTILITIESGenevieve Liang, VP Business Development, Clean Energy Collective; Paul SpencerE3. rENEWABLE DEVELOPMENT ANALYSISE3.1 BENCHMArk SUrVEY rESULTS: rENEWABLE ENErGY & COrPOrATE ENErGY EFFICIENCYMargery Moore, Dir. EHS Strategic Alliances, Bloomberg BNAE3.2 VArYING IMPACTS OF rPSMarlys Palumbo, Partner, Van Ness FeldmanE3.3 DEVELOPMENT OF A rENEWABLE ENErGY MEASUrEMENT SYSTEMZelda Roberts, Senior Specialist, National Advisory Council on InnovationE3.4 SCrEENING INSIDE THE FENCE rENEWABLE ENErGY OPPOrTUNITIES - TUrN YOUr LOAD INTO AN ASSETMichael Zebell, Senior Consultant, ERM; John Clancy, Godfrey & KahnE4. rENEWABLE PrOJECT DEVELOPMENTE4.1 NAVIGATING THE BLM rOW GrANT PrOCESS FOr rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTSRobert Prohaska, Director, ESAE4.2 TrES AMIGAS - CrEATING A NATIONAL HUB FOr rENEWABLESLaura Manz, Senior Vice President, Viridity Energy, on behalf of Tres AmigasE4.3 ENVIrONMENTAL LITIGATION AGAINST rENEWABLE PrOJECT DEVELOPMENTJim Wedeking, Staff Attorney, Sidley Austin LLPE4.4 EFFECTIVE MESSAGING IN TODAY’S rENEWABLE ENErGY MArkETCarolyn Parrs, President & CEO, Mind Over MarketsE4.5 WHO’S THE BOSS? THE IMPACT OF THE 2012 ELECTION ON rENEWABLE ENErGYJames McTarnaghan, Partner, Duane MorrisE4.6 SYNCING SCHEDULES FOr rENEWABLE GENErATION & TrANSMISSION INTErCONNECTIONMolly Cresto, Project Manager, CH2M HILL; Cary RobertsE5.1 ADVANCED GrOUND-BASED INSPECTION TECHNOLOGY FOr WIND TUrBINE BLADESStan Rosinski, Program Manager, Electric Power Research Institute; John LindbergE5.2 APPLYING CSP INNOVATIONS FOr CLEANEr FOSSIL-FIrED POWEr PLANTS IN THE USJohn Robbins, Senior Director of Sales - Americas, AREVA Solar, Inc.E5.3 SYNErGIZING ENHANCED GEOTHErMAL, WIND & HYDrOGEN FOr POWEr GENErATIONEdward Hinders, Canyon West LLC; Patrick KellyE5.4 SPACE BASED SOLAr POWEr AS A rEPLACEMENT FOr FOSSIL FUELSKeith Henson, Founder, L5 SocietyE5.5 HEAT rECOVErY FrOM MUNICIPAL SEWEr PIPESJohn Hood, Vice-President of Research & Development, Renewable Resource Recovery Corp.; Les LiskE5.6 STATISTICAL OPTIMIZATION OF MEDIUM COMPONENTS AFFECTING FErMENTATIVE HYDrOGEN PrODUCTION FrOM CrUDE GLYCErOL BY THErMOTOLErANT kLEBSIELLA SP. Tr17Teera Chookaew, Ph.D Candidate, Prince of Songkla UniversityE6. SOLAr & PVE6.1 PV rEACHES GrID PArITYLane S. Garrett, P.E., C.E.M., CEO, ULG Energy Solutions, Inc.E6.2 OUTLOOk FOr PV DEMAND IN A LOW INCENTIVE MArkETPaula Mints, Director, NavigantE6.3 SUNBEAMS FrOM SPACE MIrrOrS FEEDING SOLAr FArMS ON THE GrOUND AT DUSk & DAWNLewis Fraas, President, JX Crystals Inc.E6.4 GrEENING THE GrIDTroy Dalbey, North American Manager , Upsolar GroupE6.5 BEST PrACTICES FrOM SCE’S SOLAr PV PrOGrAMMark Nelson, Director of Generation Planning & Strategy, Southern California EdisonE6.6 A NEW VISION FOr CONCENTrATED SOLArZev Rosenzweig, CEO & President, AORA Solar LtdE6.7 NATIONAL UTILITY rATES DATABASEDavid Loomis, Professor of Economics, Illinois State UniversityE6.8 HOW TO SUrVIVE THE MULTI-FACETED U.S. SOLAr MArkETBoris Schubert, CEO, Q.CELLS North AmericaOTHEr - SOLAr OBSErVING DEMONSTrATIONChris Reich, CEO, Solar Astronomer; TeachU7:30AM - 9:30AMMonday | February 3Session Sponsor and Co-ChairCo-ChairBapanaiah PenugondaCo-ChairE1. rENEWABLE ENErGY MArkETSE1.1 ONTArIO’S FITPeter Black, Director, Brant Renewable EnergyE1.2 rENEWABLE ENErGY CErTIFICATES: DEMYSTIFYING THE CUrrENCY OF US & STATE rENEWABLE ENErGY MArkETSAlex Pennock, Manager, Green-e Energy - Center for Resource SolutionsE1.3 HOW TO BUY & MArkET rENEWABLE ENErGY CrEDITS & MEET STATE MANDATES IN NYISO, PJM & rGGIBert Spaeth, Senior Energy Engineer, RS Energy Solutions Inc.E1.4 UTILIZING PUrPA TO MArkET rENEWABLE ENErGYPeter Richardson, Partner, Richardson & O’Leary, PLLCE2. DISTrIBUTED GENErATIONE2.1 THE ECONOMICS OF HYBrID rENEWABLE MICOrGrIDSPeter Lilienthal, CEO, HOMER EnergyE2.2 DISTrIBUTED GENErATION & THE INTELLIGENT GrID: CHALLENGES & PrOMISESCraig Lewis, Executive Director, Clean CoalitionE2.3 LESSONS LEArNED ADMINISTErING DISTrIBUTED GENErATION INCENTIVE PrOGrAMSTerry Clapham, Distributed Generation Manager, California Center for Sustainable EnergyE2.4 FEASIBILITY & CONSUMEr BENEFITS OF MEETING THE rENEWABLE POrTFOLIO STANDArD FOr DISTrIBUTED GENErATION IN ILLINOISJin H. Jo, Assistant Professor, Illinois State University; Jared Hayden & Sarah Noll10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTuesday | February 4 Tuesday | February 417Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 18 ©Track room 221B|RENEWABLE ENERGY|E Track Froom 221C |OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT| E7. PrOJECT DEVELOPMENT/ IPE7.1 PATENT PrOTECTION BEST PrACTICES IN THE WAkE OF THE AMErICA INVENTS ACT Lee Huddleston, Partner, Osha Liang, LLPE7.2 PATENT A PrOCESS Or kEEP IT A TrADE SECrET? HOW TO DECIDE AFTEr AIA’S EXPANSION OF THE PrIOr USEr rIGHTS DEFENSEJudith Kim, Director, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox; Katrina P. QuachE7.3 CrEATION OF A JOINT VENTUrE: THE PrELIMINArY LETTEr OF INTENTMichael Manuel, Principal, Goldberg Kohn Ltd.E7.4 EQUATOr PrINCIPLE COMPLIANCE DEMONSTrATION FOr A PrOJECT IN THE US?William Stark, Senior Consultant, SAIC Energy, Environment & InfrastructureE7.5 VISUALIZING CHANGE: VISUAL ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOr rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTSEric Crow, Visualization Specialist, Tetra Tech, Inc.E7.6 CAPTUrING VALUE THrOUGH INTELLECTUAL ASSET MANAGEMENTThomas McGurk, President & Mgng Member, Advanced Biofuel Solutions/McGurk Intellectual Property AdvisorsE7. NEW TECHNOLOGY - IPACQUIrING INTELLECTUAL PrOPErTY - DUE DILIGENCE ISSUES THAT ArISE OUT OF TECHNOLOGY TrANSACTIONSLee Huddleston, Partner, Osha Liang LLP(M) MAGLEV POWEr STOrAGE SYSTEM (MAPS)Robert Coullahan, President, Readiness Resource Group Incorporated; James Powell & Gordon Danby, Maglev 2000E8. BATTErIES, STOrAGE & rEDEVELOPMENT(M) PEVS- FACT & FICTIONDale Pennington Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.(M) MAGLEV 2000 POWEr STOrAGE SYSTEM (MAPS)Robert Coullahan, President, Readiness Resource Group, Inc.; James Powell & Gordon Danby, Maglev 2000CONNECTING SOLVING CHALLENGES FOr THE PLUG-IN NETWOrkForrest North, COO, Recargo IncE9. rENEWABLE ENErGY (M) OPTIMIZING rENEWABLES PrOJECTS - kEYS FACTOrS IN PrOGrAM DEVELOPMENTDale Pennington, Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECT SITING USING GEOGrAPHIC INFOrMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)Jason Sokol, GISP, GIS Group Manager, URS; Diana SmithGUIDE FOr DEVELOPING LArGE-SCALE rENEWABLE PrOJECTS AT FEDErAL FACILITIESBoyan Kovacic, Project Manager, U.S. Department of EnergyBIOENErGY, LAND USE CHANGE & CArBON EMISSIONSRoger Sedjo, Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future; Brent Sohngen, Ohio state University; Anne Riddle, Resources for the FutureF1. DECOMISSIONING OF POWEr PLANTS“rE POWEr™ - TrANSFOrMING AGING GENErATING SITES THrOUGH rETIrEMENT, rETrOFIT, rEPOWErING Or rEDEVELOPMENT”Edward Malley, Vice President, TRC Companies, Inc.PLANNING FOr rETIrED PLANT DECOMMISSIONSStephen Mitchell, Vice President, Weston Solutions, IncENVIrONMENTAL ISSUES FOr DECOMMISSIONINGRussell Light, Environmental Engineer, Sargent & Lundy LLCOPTIMIZED DEMOLITION OF COAL FIrED GENErATION UNITSMichael T. Hebert, Senior Consultant, Environmental Consulting & Technology, Inc.; Marc D. FlorianBEST MANAGEMENT APPrOACHES TO POWEr PLANT DECOMMISSIONINGChristopher Carleo, Senior Program Manager/Vice President, AECOM; Gregory Sampson & Michael MalleyGENErATION rETIrEMENT DESCISIONS - UTILITY PErSPECTIVEJohn Lescenski, Manager - Engineering & Technical Services, NV EnergyF2. COMPLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES & STrATEGIESSULFUr HEXAFLUOrIDE LEAk DETECTION MONITOrING & rEPAIr: IS IT COMING IN A PErMIT NEAr YOU?Laura Brewer, Associate Compliance Specialist, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company Inc.; Jerry BauerHOW CAN OIL & GAS COMPLY WITH EVEr INCrEASING rEGULATIONS?Mikey Landkof, Technical Lead, Enviance(M) kNOW-NOX FOr POWEr PLANTSRobert Richardson, CEO, Know-NOxIMPACT OF rETrOFIT MATS COMPLIANCE AQCS TECHNOLOGIES ON EXISTING WFGD WASTE WATEr TrEATMENT SYSTEMSChristopher Wedig, Senior AQCS Specialist, CB&IMOBILE TECHNOLOGY FOr ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCEElizabeth Drake, President, CS2 Inc.HOLISTIC APPrOACHES FOr ACHIEVING & MANAGING ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCEJeremy Timmons, Vice President Engineering, NeundorferF3. POWEr PLANT & BOILEr OPTIMIZATIONSOOTBLOWING OPTIMIZATION AT kCPL, HAWTHOrN STATIONNeel Parikh, Senior Engineer, Siemens Energy; Peter Rogge & Kenneth Luebbert, Kansas City Power & LightIN-FUrNACE COMBUSTION BALANCING IMPrOVES EFFICIENCY FOr A DUAL TANGENTIAL FIrED BOILErScott Affelt, Vice President, Zolo Technologies; Eric HuelsonSAFELY INSTALLED TUrN-kEY MODULAr SPACE SOLUTIONS FOr THE ENErGY & UTILITIES INDUSTrIESPaul Raiford, Director of Energy Services, Williams ScotsmanIMPrOVING PLANT PErFOrMANCE & MAINTAINABILITY THrOUGH PLANT UPGrADESJustin Schnegelberger, Lead Senior Performance Engineer, Burns & McDonnellENErGY SAVINGS UTILIZING VFD FOr BOILEr FOrCED & INDUCED DrAFT FANSWilliam Horvath, General Industries A.E. Team Leader, TMEIC; Marty McDonoughIS NOW THE TIME TO DISPATCH MY COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANT SEASONALLY?Mike Borgstadt, Manager - Resource Planning, Burns & McDonnellELECTrOSTATIC PrECIPITATOr POWEr & CONTrOL LIFE EXTENSIONMarty Watson, Business Development Manager, NWLE8. BATTErIES, STOrAGE & rE DEVELOPMENTE8.1 ELECTrOVAYA’S UTILITY ENErGY STOrAGE SOLUTIONS USING LITHIUM ION SUPErPOLYMEr BATTErY TECHNOLOGYRajshekar DasGupta, Vice President - Energy Storage, ElectrovayaE8.2 CHArGING, TESTING & MONITOrING: EV BATTErY CHArGING SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGYDon Karner, President of ECOtality North America, ECOtalityE8.3 FEASIBILITY OF ENErGY STOrAGE ON ITALIAN POWEr EXCHANGES ANCILLArY MArkETDr. Francesco Vallone, President & CEO, Cogenpower E8.4 MAPS: MAGLEV POWEr STOrAGE SYSTEMRobert Coullahan, President, Readiness Resource Group Incorporated; James Powell, Gordon Danby & James Jordan, Maglev 2000; F.H. Griffi s New York Polytechnic UniversityE8.5 rENEWABLE POWEr SOUrCE BASED ON LOW ENErGY NUCLEAr rEACTIONSGeorge Miley, Professor Emeritus - University of Illinois; Xiaoling Yang, Kyu-Jung Kim, Tapan Patel, Erik Ziehm, James Madrigal, Bert StunkardE8.6 UTILITY SCALE rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECT COMPLIANCEKevin Wedman, Vice President, Bureau Veritas7:30AM - 9:30AM7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 4 Monday | February 3 Co-ChairDon KarnerBoris SchubertSession Sponsor and Co-ChairStan Rosinski,Co-ChairLane S. GarrettSession Sponsor and Co-ChairRobert ProhaskaCo-ChairFrancesco ValloneCo-Chair William StarkWednesday| February 5F1. ENErGY CYBErSECUrITYF1.1 A PArADIGM SHIFT IS rEQUIrED IF THE U.S. IS GOING TO HAVE A MOrE SECUrE SMArT GrIDEamonn McCormick, CEO, Tri Modal; Brian LenaneF1.2 CONDUCTING A rISk BASED METHODOLOGY FOr COMPLIANCE & CYBEr SECUrITY rEQUIrEMENTSRahul Chhabra, Cyber Security & Compliance Consultant, Burns & McDonnell Engineering; Jerome Farquharson, Michael WelchF1.3 EFFECTIVE rEGULATOrY APPrOACHES TO SMArT GrID CYBEr SECUrITYTerry Jarrett, Commissioner, Missouri Public Service CommissionF1.4 CYBEr THrEATS TO INDUSTrIAL CONTrOL SYSTEMS: FACT Or FICTIONNeil Hershfi eld , ICS-CERT Deputy Director, Department of Homeland SecurityF1.5 SECUrITY OPErATIONS CENTEr: AN ADAPTIVE APPrOACHJeff Hawks, Director, Information Systems, Wyle Laboratories; Scott SandersF1.6 DESIGNING AN EFFECTIVE SECUrITY PrOGrAMJoachim Gloschat, Physical Security Specialist, Security Management Solutions, LLCF2. COMPLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES & STrATEGIESF2.1 LOWEr rISk & rEDUCED COST - ESP TO PJFF CONVErSIONMark Aldrich, Regional Executive, Hamon F2.2 rE-ENGINEErING COAL-FIrED GENErATING PLANTSKeith Moore, President, Castle Light Energy CorpF2.3 STrATEGIES FOr PATENTING “GrEEN” TECHNOLOGIESErica Lowthers, Patent Agent, Sim. IP PracticeF2.4 ADVANCES IN FUEL LEAN GAS rEBUrNCharles Lockert, President, Breen Energy SolutionsF2.5 WET FGD NOZZLE TECHNOLOGY - CAN A BETTEr NOZZLE SELECTION HELP IMPrOVE SCrUBBEr PErFOrMANCE?Robert Van Durme, P.E., Senior Account Manager, Lechler Inc.F2.6 AIr PErMITTING OF IPL’S EAGLE VALLEY PrOPOSED rEPLACEMENT COMBINED CYCLE PLANTRichard Benedict, Director of Project Development, Indianapolis Power & Light Co. (IPL); Tom Rarick & Robert Fraser, Environmental Resources ManagementF2.7 ON PrEVENTING SErIOUS INJUrIES & FATALITIESJames Grant, Vice President, BSTF3.1 USE OF CHLOrINE DIOXIDE IN rO SYSTEMS FOr TrEATMENT OF BOILEr FEED WATErBob Mueller, Director - Process Chemicals, Airgas Specialty GasesF3.2 IN FUrNACE LASEr-BASED MEASUrEMENTS SYSTEM TO OPTIMIZE COAL COMBUSTION ON 600MW COAL-FIrED BOILErScott Affelt, Vice President, Zolo TechnologiesF3.3 IMPrOVED HEAT TrANSFEr MANAGEMENT THrOUGH SOOTBLOWING OPTIMIZATION ON A CYCLONE FIrED UNITTim Cartmel, Babcock & Wilcox PGG; Jeremy BrownF3.4 COAL FLOW OPTIMIZATION WITH B&W PGG’S EVENFLOW SYSTEMTim Fuller, Technology Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group; Bijan Hosseininejad & Eric Fuller, B&W PGG; Alan Murkerson & Joe Krajna, Lakeland Electric; Dr. Harun Biligren, Lehigh UniversityF3.5 USE OF OXYGEN ENHANCED COMBUSTION TO ENHANCE BOILEr OPErATIONSLarry Bool ; Sr. Development Professional, Praxair, Inc; Stefan Laux, David Thompson & Sho KobayashiF3.6 COMBUSTION OPTIMIZATION FOr DECrEASED EMISSIONS & IMPrOVED EFFICIENCYDavid Earley, President, Combustion Technologies Corporation; Joe Estrada, Duke EnergyF3. POWEr PLANT & BOILEr OPTIMIZATION1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PM10AM - 12PMTrack room 221B|RENEWABLE ENERGY|E Track Froom 221C |OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT| E7. PrOJECT DEVELOPMENT/ IPE7.1 PATENT PrOTECTION BEST PrACTICES IN THE WAkE OF THE AMErICA INVENTS ACT Lee Huddleston, Partner, Osha Liang, LLPE7.2 PATENT A PrOCESS Or kEEP IT A TrADE SECrET? HOW TO DECIDE AFTEr AIA’S EXPANSION OF THE PrIOr USEr rIGHTS DEFENSEJudith Kim, Director, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox; Katrina P. QuachE7.3 CrEATION OF A JOINT VENTUrE: THE PrELIMINArY LETTEr OF INTENTMichael Manuel, Principal, Goldberg Kohn Ltd.E7.4 EQUATOr PrINCIPLE COMPLIANCE DEMONSTrATION FOr A PrOJECT IN THE US?William Stark, Senior Consultant, SAIC Energy, Environment & InfrastructureE7.5 VISUALIZING CHANGE: VISUAL ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOr rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECTSEric Crow, Visualization Specialist, Tetra Tech, Inc.E7.6 CAPTUrING VALUE THrOUGH INTELLECTUAL ASSET MANAGEMENTThomas McGurk, President & Mgng Member, Advanced Biofuel Solutions/McGurk Intellectual Property AdvisorsE7. NEW TECHNOLOGY - IPACQUIrING INTELLECTUAL PrOPErTY - DUE DILIGENCE ISSUES THAT ArISE OUT OF TECHNOLOGY TrANSACTIONSLee Huddleston, Partner, Osha Liang LLP(M) MAGLEV POWEr STOrAGE SYSTEM (MAPS)Robert Coullahan, President, Readiness Resource Group Incorporated; James Powell & Gordon Danby, Maglev 2000E8. BATTErIES, STOrAGE & rEDEVELOPMENT(M) PEVS- FACT & FICTIONDale Pennington Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.(M) MAGLEV 2000 POWEr STOrAGE SYSTEM (MAPS)Robert Coullahan, President, Readiness Resource Group, Inc.; James Powell & Gordon Danby, Maglev 2000CONNECTING SOLVING CHALLENGES FOr THE PLUG-IN NETWOrkForrest North, COO, Recargo IncE9. rENEWABLE ENErGY (M) OPTIMIZING rENEWABLES PrOJECTS - kEYS FACTOrS IN PrOGrAM DEVELOPMENTDale Pennington, Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECT SITING USING GEOGrAPHIC INFOrMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)Jason Sokol, GISP, GIS Group Manager, URS; Diana SmithGUIDE FOr DEVELOPING LArGE-SCALE rENEWABLE PrOJECTS AT FEDErAL FACILITIESBoyan Kovacic, Project Manager, U.S. Department of EnergyBIOENErGY, LAND USE CHANGE & CArBON EMISSIONSRoger Sedjo, Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future; Brent Sohngen, Ohio state University; Anne Riddle, Resources for the FutureF1. DECOMISSIONING OF POWEr PLANTS“rE POWEr™ - TrANSFOrMING AGING GENErATING SITES THrOUGH rETIrEMENT, rETrOFIT, rEPOWErING Or rEDEVELOPMENT”Edward Malley, Vice President, TRC Companies, Inc.PLANNING FOr rETIrED PLANT DECOMMISSIONSStephen Mitchell, Vice President, Weston Solutions, IncENVIrONMENTAL ISSUES FOr DECOMMISSIONINGRussell Light, Environmental Engineer, Sargent & Lundy LLCOPTIMIZED DEMOLITION OF COAL FIrED GENErATION UNITSMichael T. Hebert, Senior Consultant, Environmental Consulting & Technology, Inc.; Marc D. FlorianBEST MANAGEMENT APPrOACHES TO POWEr PLANT DECOMMISSIONINGChristopher Carleo, Senior Program Manager/Vice President, AECOM; Gregory Sampson & Michael MalleyGENErATION rETIrEMENT DESCISIONS - UTILITY PErSPECTIVEJohn Lescenski, Manager - Engineering & Technical Services, NV EnergyF2. COMPLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES & STrATEGIESSULFUr HEXAFLUOrIDE LEAk DETECTION MONITOrING & rEPAIr: IS IT COMING IN A PErMIT NEAr YOU?Laura Brewer, Associate Compliance Specialist, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company Inc.; Jerry BauerHOW CAN OIL & GAS COMPLY WITH EVEr INCrEASING rEGULATIONS?Mikey Landkof, Technical Lead, Enviance(M) kNOW-NOX FOr POWEr PLANTSRobert Richardson, CEO, Know-NOxIMPACT OF rETrOFIT MATS COMPLIANCE AQCS TECHNOLOGIES ON EXISTING WFGD WASTE WATEr TrEATMENT SYSTEMSChristopher Wedig, Senior AQCS Specialist, CB&IMOBILE TECHNOLOGY FOr ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCEElizabeth Drake, President, CS2 Inc.HOLISTIC APPrOACHES FOr ACHIEVING & MANAGING ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCEJeremy Timmons, Vice President Engineering, NeundorferF3. POWEr PLANT & BOILEr OPTIMIZATIONSOOTBLOWING OPTIMIZATION AT kCPL, HAWTHOrN STATIONNeel Parikh, Senior Engineer, Siemens Energy; Peter Rogge & Kenneth Luebbert, Kansas City Power & LightIN-FUrNACE COMBUSTION BALANCING IMPrOVES EFFICIENCY FOr A DUAL TANGENTIAL FIrED BOILErScott Affelt, Vice President, Zolo Technologies; Eric HuelsonSAFELY INSTALLED TUrN-kEY MODULAr SPACE SOLUTIONS FOr THE ENErGY & UTILITIES INDUSTrIESPaul Raiford, Director of Energy Services, Williams ScotsmanIMPrOVING PLANT PErFOrMANCE & MAINTAINABILITY THrOUGH PLANT UPGrADESJustin Schnegelberger, Lead Senior Performance Engineer, Burns & McDonnellENErGY SAVINGS UTILIZING VFD FOr BOILEr FOrCED & INDUCED DrAFT FANSWilliam Horvath, General Industries A.E. Team Leader, TMEIC; Marty McDonoughIS NOW THE TIME TO DISPATCH MY COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANT SEASONALLY?Mike Borgstadt, Manager - Resource Planning, Burns & McDonnellELECTrOSTATIC PrECIPITATOr POWEr & CONTrOL LIFE EXTENSIONMarty Watson, Business Development Manager, NWLE8. BATTErIES, STOrAGE & rE DEVELOPMENTE8.1 ELECTrOVAYA’S UTILITY ENErGY STOrAGE SOLUTIONS USING LITHIUM ION SUPErPOLYMEr BATTErY TECHNOLOGYRajshekar DasGupta, Vice President - Energy Storage, ElectrovayaE8.2 CHArGING, TESTING & MONITOrING: EV BATTErY CHArGING SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGYDon Karner, President of ECOtality North America, ECOtalityE8.3 FEASIBILITY OF ENErGY STOrAGE ON ITALIAN POWEr EXCHANGES ANCILLArY MArkETDr. Francesco Vallone, President & CEO, Cogenpower E8.4 MAPS: MAGLEV POWEr STOrAGE SYSTEMRobert Coullahan, President, Readiness Resource Group Incorporated; James Powell, Gordon Danby & James Jordan, Maglev 2000; F.H. Griffi s New York Polytechnic UniversityE8.5 rENEWABLE POWEr SOUrCE BASED ON LOW ENErGY NUCLEAr rEACTIONSGeorge Miley, Professor Emeritus - University of Illinois; Xiaoling Yang, Kyu-Jung Kim, Tapan Patel, Erik Ziehm, James Madrigal, Bert StunkardE8.6 UTILITY SCALE rENEWABLE ENErGY PrOJECT COMPLIANCEKevin Wedman, Vice President, Bureau Veritas7:30AM - 9:30AM7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 4 Monday | February 3 Co-ChairDon KarnerBoris SchubertSession Sponsor and Co-ChairStan Rosinski,Co-ChairLane S. GarrettSession Sponsor and Co-ChairRobert ProhaskaCo-ChairFrancesco ValloneCo-Chair William StarkWednesday| February 5F1. ENErGY CYBErSECUrITYF1.1 A PArADIGM SHIFT IS rEQUIrED IF THE U.S. IS GOING TO HAVE A MOrE SECUrE SMArT GrIDEamonn McCormick, CEO, Tri Modal; Brian LenaneF1.2 CONDUCTING A rISk BASED METHODOLOGY FOr COMPLIANCE & CYBEr SECUrITY rEQUIrEMENTSRahul Chhabra, Cyber Security & Compliance Consultant, Burns & McDonnell Engineering; Jerome Farquharson, Michael WelchF1.3 EFFECTIVE rEGULATOrY APPrOACHES TO SMArT GrID CYBEr SECUrITYTerry Jarrett, Commissioner, Missouri Public Service CommissionF1.4 CYBEr THrEATS TO INDUSTrIAL CONTrOL SYSTEMS: FACT Or FICTIONNeil Hershfi eld , ICS-CERT Deputy Director, Department of Homeland SecurityF1.5 SECUrITY OPErATIONS CENTEr: AN ADAPTIVE APPrOACHJeff Hawks, Director, Information Systems, Wyle Laboratories; Scott SandersF1.6 DESIGNING AN EFFECTIVE SECUrITY PrOGrAMJoachim Gloschat, Physical Security Specialist, Security Management Solutions, LLCF2. COMPLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES & STrATEGIESF2.1 LOWEr rISk & rEDUCED COST - ESP TO PJFF CONVErSIONMark Aldrich, Regional Executive, Hamon F2.2 rE-ENGINEErING COAL-FIrED GENErATING PLANTSKeith Moore, President, Castle Light Energy CorpF2.3 STrATEGIES FOr PATENTING “GrEEN” TECHNOLOGIESErica Lowthers, Patent Agent, Sim. IP PracticeF2.4 ADVANCES IN FUEL LEAN GAS rEBUrNCharles Lockert, President, Breen Energy SolutionsF2.5 WET FGD NOZZLE TECHNOLOGY - CAN A BETTEr NOZZLE SELECTION HELP IMPrOVE SCrUBBEr PErFOrMANCE?Robert Van Durme, P.E., Senior Account Manager, Lechler Inc.F2.6 AIr PErMITTING OF IPL’S EAGLE VALLEY PrOPOSED rEPLACEMENT COMBINED CYCLE PLANTRichard Benedict, Director of Project Development, Indianapolis Power & Light Co. (IPL); Tom Rarick & Robert Fraser, Environmental Resources ManagementF2.7 ON PrEVENTING SErIOUS INJUrIES & FATALITIESJames Grant, Vice President, BSTF3.1 USE OF CHLOrINE DIOXIDE IN rO SYSTEMS FOr TrEATMENT OF BOILEr FEED WATErBob Mueller, Director - Process Chemicals, Airgas Specialty GasesF3.2 IN FUrNACE LASEr-BASED MEASUrEMENTS SYSTEM TO OPTIMIZE COAL COMBUSTION ON 600MW COAL-FIrED BOILErScott Affelt, Vice President, Zolo TechnologiesF3.3 IMPrOVED HEAT TrANSFEr MANAGEMENT THrOUGH SOOTBLOWING OPTIMIZATION ON A CYCLONE FIrED UNITTim Cartmel, Babcock & Wilcox PGG; Jeremy BrownF3.4 COAL FLOW OPTIMIZATION WITH B&W PGG’S EVENFLOW SYSTEMTim Fuller, Technology Manager, Babcock & Wilcox Power Generation Group; Bijan Hosseininejad & Eric Fuller, B&W PGG; Alan Murkerson & Joe Krajna, Lakeland Electric; Dr. Harun Biligren, Lehigh UniversityF3.5 USE OF OXYGEN ENHANCED COMBUSTION TO ENHANCE BOILEr OPErATIONSLarry Bool ; Sr. Development Professional, Praxair, Inc; Stefan Laux, David Thompson & Sho KobayashiF3.6 COMBUSTION OPTIMIZATION FOr DECrEASED EMISSIONS & IMPrOVED EFFICIENCYDavid Earley, President, Combustion Technologies Corporation; Joe Estrada, Duke EnergyF3. POWEr PLANT & BOILEr OPTIMIZATION1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PM10AM - 12PM19Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 20 ©Track F room 221C|OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT| Track Froom 221C |OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT| F4. EHS & EMISDON’T GET rID OF YOUr SPrEADSHEET SOLUTIONS, AUGMENT THEMDavid Gloski, President, xOverTime Inc.; Michael LehaneQUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO ACHIEVE BUSINESS STANDArDIZATION & PErFOrMANCEIzak Maitin, Senior Manager, Environmental Standards, Inc.SELECTION & IMPLEMENTATION OF A MOBILE-ENABLED ENVIrONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY (EHS) MANAGEMENT INFOrMATION SYSTEM (EMIS)Mauri Paz , Sr. Project Manager, E2 ManageTech; Rick MockMOBILIZING EMIS WITH CUrrENT TECHNOLOGYJames Jensen, VP - Products and Services, Perillon SoftwarekEY FACTOrS OF IMPLEMENTING A SUCCESSFUL rISk MANAGEMENT PrOGrAMJohn Easton, Director - Product Management, Medgate, Inc.F5. EHS & rISk MANAGEMENTrISk MANAGEMENT & ITS IMPACT ON ENVIrONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETYTom Barlow, Channel Manager, EtQHYDrOGEN PUrITY & MOISTUrE MONITOrING IN HYDrOGEN COOLED GENErATOrSGus Graham, Director of Engineering, Environment One Corporation; Steve KilmartinUNDErSTANDING ALTErNATIVE DISPUTE rESOLUTION (ADr); USING ArBITrATION & MEDIATION IN YOUr BUSINESSDavid Cox, Vice President, American Arbitration AssociationA SYSTEMS APPrOACH TO MANAGING ENVIrONMENTAL, HEALTH, AND SAFETY PrOGrAMSNick Steinke, Principal, Tellevate; Joseph TellF6. COAL ASH / CCPDENSE SLUrrY MANAGEMENT OF ASH & WASTE WATErDale Timmons, Program Manager/Business Development, NAES Corporation(M) UPDATE ON ASTM COAL ASH STANDArDSGwen Eklund, Director - Power Generation Services, TRC Environmental CorpASH LANDFILL OPErATION 101Thomas Gredell, President, GREDELL Engineering Resources, Inc.COAL ASH MANAGEMENT rEGULATOrY & INDUSTrY UPDATE - PArT AMike McLaughlin, Senior Vice President, SCS Engineers; May Wall, Winston & StrawnCOAL ASH MANAGEMENT: rEGULATOrY & INDUSTrY PrACTICES UPDATE - PArT BMay Wall, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPDrY BOTTOM ASH CASE STUDY & OTHEr BOTTOM ASH SOLUTIONSRon Grabowski, VP Business Development, Clyde Bergemann Power GroupON-SITE PLASMA CONVErSION OF COAL ASH INTO SALABLE CONSTrUCTION MATErIALSLouis Circeo, Chief Scientist, Applied Plasma Arc Technologies, LLCCOAL ASH MANAGEMENT -- THE CHANGING LEGAL LANDSCAPEJeffrey N. Martin, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPRichard WatermanJohannes Swanepoel & David HoffmanScott SandersJeffrey N. MartinCo-ChairRobert Van DurmeSession Sponsor and Co-ChairF7. NATUrAL rESOUrCE MGMT. - HCPMAXIMIZING ENErGY OUTPUT & rEVENUE WITH ADVANCED OPErATIONS & MAINTENANCEChris Lambert, Global Commercial Manager, First Solar, Inc.; Troy LauterbachAIr EMISSIONS & THE ENDANGErED SPECIES ACTAndrew Turner, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPEFFECTIVE ASSET IDENTIFICATION FOr POWEr PLANTSJason Harry, Industrial Sales Manager, Marking Services, Inc.ENErGY COMPANIES & ArCHAEOLOGISTS: COOrPErATION Or CHAOS?Robert Rowe, Primary Investigator, AtkinsF8. OPErATIONS & MANAGEMENT DISCOVEr THE DIFFErENCE: OIL-FrEE VErSUS OIL-INJECTEDChuck Westhofen, Business Development Manager, Atlas Copco RentalUSING VIrTUAL INVENTOrY TO BUILD A BETTEr SUPPLY CHAINBob Gibson, Director Business Development, Curtiss WrightSCr CATALYST MAINTENANCE & rEPAIrS: LIFE EXTENSIONMark Ehrnschwender, VP - Business Development & Engineering Services, STEAG Energy Services LLCPSD CrITICAL PrOCESSES - MEASUrING YOUr PErFOrMANCE ON-LINE & IN rEAL TIME.Jeff DeNigris, Sales Mgr - Process, Malvern Instruments IncASSET MANAGEMENT IN THE ENErGY & UTILITY SECTOrIan Woodbury, CEO, Riva Modeling Systems IncF6. COAL ASH / CCPF6.1 COAL ASH MANAGEMENT -- THE CHANGING LEGAL LANDSCAPEJeffrey N. Martin, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPF6.2 COAL ASH STOrAGE & DISPOSAL - LITIGATION & rEGULATOrY DEVELOPMENTSNash Long, Partner, Winston & Strawn, LLP; May WallF6.3 UPDATE ON ASTM COAL ASH rEUSE STANDArDSA. Gwen Eklund, Director - Power Generation Services, TRCF6.4 BEYOND ASH PONDSThomas Higgins, Global Technology Leader - Power Water & Process, CH2M HILL; Dennis Fink & Dana FrenchF6.5 COAL COMBUSTION rESIDUALS CASE STUDY: GHENT GENErATING STATIONStephen Henson, Process Engineer, Kiewit Power; Raymond Eric Zbacnik, Kiewit Power; Scott Straight, LG&E and KU EnergyF7. NATUrAL rESOUrCE MGMT. - HCPF8.1 THE BUSINESS CASE FOr AN OPErATIONS & MAINTENANCE HABITAT CONSErVATION PLANWilliam Coleman, Supervisor, Habitat Conservation Plan Program, Pacifi c Gas & ElectricF8.2 PrOGrAMATIC PErMITTING FOr VEGETATION MANAGEMENTMichael Warner, President - Project Manager, Transcon Environmental, Inc.F8.3 PrOACTIVELY PINPOINTING HAZArDOUS VEGETATION ON THE FrINGES OF POWEr LINE rIGHT-OF-WAY COrrIDOrS USING LIDAr & IMAGErY DATAAlex McCracken, Product Consultant, ExelisF8.4 AN INTEGrATED ECOLOGY & DESIGN APPrOACH TO WETLAND rESTOrATIONNick Buhbe, Senior Ecologist, Great EcologyF8.5 rESILIENCE & ADAPTABILITY: WEIGHING THE rISkS & BENEFITS OF FISH CONSUMPTION IN rUrAL ALASkALawrence Duffy, Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry, University of Alaska Fairbanks; Philip Loring, Kriya Dunlap, Arleigh Reynolds & Ralston PurinaF8. OPErATIONS & MANAGEMENT F8.1 TrUE GrIT: 7 COrE PrACTICES OF rESILIENT LEADErSAutumn Krauss, Chief Scientist, Sentis USA; Michelle BrownF8.2 OUTAGE MANAGEMENT 101 – A GUIDE TO THE EFFECTIVE PLANNING, EXECUTION & CLOSE OUT OF GENErATING PLANT MAINTENANCE OUTAGESPhil Webster, Project Manager, Black & Veatch Corporation; Stephen Nelson, Dominic DiBari & Mike DammannF8.3 MILL PrE-FIrE DETECTION SYSTEMSRichard Hovan, Principal Consultant, EPA Systems, LLCF8.4 MANAGING ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCE AND rESOUrCE rECOVErY DUrING TrANSMISSION & DISTrIBUTION SYSTEM CONSTrUCTIONRobert Ferrell, Sr. Mgr - Business Development, URS Corporation; Lauren Andersen, Ray HinkleF8.5 VALUE OF DESIGN FLEXIBILITYGill Eapen, CFO, VEEDIMSF8.6 ENErGY BENCHMArkING IN NYCDavid Ahrens, Managing Director, Energy SpectrumF8.7 PLANNING THE POWEr PrODUCTION: SHOrT-TErM FOrECASTING OF ITALIAN ELECTrICITY MArkET & COMBINATOrIAL OPTIMIZATIONIlaria Cannata, Strategic Development Director, Cogenpower; Dr. Francesco Vallone7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 5 Co-ChairDavid HoffmanCo-ChairTim FullerTuesday | February 4F4.1 ENSUrING rEGULATOrY COMPLIANCE IN A DECENTrALIZED OrGANIZATIONRichard Waterman, Vice President, EA Engineering, Science, & Technology, Inc.; Kathy French, LS Power Development, LLCF4.2 EMIS DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING FOr ONE OF THE LArGEST US STATE-OWNED UTILITIESRick Mock, Principal, E2ManageTech; Brian Holmes, Santee CooperF4.3 EHS GLOBAL AUDITING TrENDSMargery Moore, Dir. EHS Strategic Alliances, Bloomberg BNAF4.4 LEVErAGING MODErN TECHNOLOGY FOr EMIS SUCCESSJames Jenson, Vice President of Products & Services, Perillon SoftwareF4.5 THE SAFETY LEADErS BrAIN-HOW SAFETY LEADErS ArE WIrED DIFFErENTLY & WHY THIS MAkES ALL THE DIFFErENCE TO BUSINESSAutumn Krauss, Chief Scientist, Sentis USA; Elizabeth Prazeres & Michelle BrownF4.6 MOVING FrOM EHS COMPLIANCE TO PErFOrMANCEDavid Hoffman, Sustainable Supply Chain SME, EnablonF5. EHS & rISk MANAGEMENTF5.1 OIL SPILL rISk EVALUATION FOr SUBSTATION OIL-FILLED EQUIPMENTKris Macoskey, Principal, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.; Emory McLeanF5.2 rISk MANAGEMENT & ITS IMPACT ON ENVIrONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETYTom Barlow, Channel Manager, EtQF5.3 ENVIrONMENTAL GrEEN SHOP AWArD PrOGrAMRobert Trapani, Environmental Engineer, State of Arizona Department of TransportationF5.4 IMPLEMENTING ISO 31000 INTO EHSJohannes Swanepoel, Product Marketing Manager, EnablonF5.5 rEDUCING HUMAN HEALTH rISkS FrOM CArBON DIOXIDE VENTING ASSOCIATED WITH CArBON CAPTUrE OPErATIONSJohn Shrock, Senior Scientist, ECT, Inc.F5.6 ACHIEVING A WOrLD CLASS SAFETY CULTUrENicholas Krump, Senior Consultant, Culture Change Consultants10AM - 12PM10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM10AM - 12PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairJohn EastonTrack F room 221C|OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT| Track Froom 221C |OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT| F4. EHS & EMISDON’T GET rID OF YOUr SPrEADSHEET SOLUTIONS, AUGMENT THEMDavid Gloski, President, xOverTime Inc.; Michael LehaneQUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO ACHIEVE BUSINESS STANDArDIZATION & PErFOrMANCEIzak Maitin, Senior Manager, Environmental Standards, Inc.SELECTION & IMPLEMENTATION OF A MOBILE-ENABLED ENVIrONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY (EHS) MANAGEMENT INFOrMATION SYSTEM (EMIS)Mauri Paz , Sr. Project Manager, E2 ManageTech; Rick MockMOBILIZING EMIS WITH CUrrENT TECHNOLOGYJames Jensen, VP - Products and Services, Perillon SoftwarekEY FACTOrS OF IMPLEMENTING A SUCCESSFUL rISk MANAGEMENT PrOGrAMJohn Easton, Director - Product Management, Medgate, Inc.F5. EHS & rISk MANAGEMENTrISk MANAGEMENT & ITS IMPACT ON ENVIrONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETYTom Barlow, Channel Manager, EtQHYDrOGEN PUrITY & MOISTUrE MONITOrING IN HYDrOGEN COOLED GENErATOrSGus Graham, Director of Engineering, Environment One Corporation; Steve KilmartinUNDErSTANDING ALTErNATIVE DISPUTE rESOLUTION (ADr); USING ArBITrATION & MEDIATION IN YOUr BUSINESSDavid Cox, Vice President, American Arbitration AssociationA SYSTEMS APPrOACH TO MANAGING ENVIrONMENTAL, HEALTH, AND SAFETY PrOGrAMSNick Steinke, Principal, Tellevate; Joseph TellF6. COAL ASH / CCPDENSE SLUrrY MANAGEMENT OF ASH & WASTE WATErDale Timmons, Program Manager/Business Development, NAES Corporation(M) UPDATE ON ASTM COAL ASH STANDArDSGwen Eklund, Director - Power Generation Services, TRC Environmental CorpASH LANDFILL OPErATION 101Thomas Gredell, President, GREDELL Engineering Resources, Inc.COAL ASH MANAGEMENT rEGULATOrY & INDUSTrY UPDATE - PArT AMike McLaughlin, Senior Vice President, SCS Engineers; May Wall, Winston & StrawnCOAL ASH MANAGEMENT: rEGULATOrY & INDUSTrY PrACTICES UPDATE - PArT BMay Wall, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLPDrY BOTTOM ASH CASE STUDY & OTHEr BOTTOM ASH SOLUTIONSRon Grabowski, VP Business Development, Clyde Bergemann Power GroupON-SITE PLASMA CONVErSION OF COAL ASH INTO SALABLE CONSTrUCTION MATErIALSLouis Circeo, Chief Scientist, Applied Plasma Arc Technologies, LLCCOAL ASH MANAGEMENT -- THE CHANGING LEGAL LANDSCAPEJeffrey N. Martin, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPRichard WatermanJohannes Swanepoel & David HoffmanScott SandersJeffrey N. MartinCo-ChairRobert Van DurmeSession Sponsor and Co-ChairF7. NATUrAL rESOUrCE MGMT. - HCPMAXIMIZING ENErGY OUTPUT & rEVENUE WITH ADVANCED OPErATIONS & MAINTENANCEChris Lambert, Global Commercial Manager, First Solar, Inc.; Troy LauterbachAIr EMISSIONS & THE ENDANGErED SPECIES ACTAndrew Turner, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPEFFECTIVE ASSET IDENTIFICATION FOr POWEr PLANTSJason Harry, Industrial Sales Manager, Marking Services, Inc.ENErGY COMPANIES & ArCHAEOLOGISTS: COOrPErATION Or CHAOS?Robert Rowe, Primary Investigator, AtkinsF8. OPErATIONS & MANAGEMENT DISCOVEr THE DIFFErENCE: OIL-FrEE VErSUS OIL-INJECTEDChuck Westhofen, Business Development Manager, Atlas Copco RentalUSING VIrTUAL INVENTOrY TO BUILD A BETTEr SUPPLY CHAINBob Gibson, Director Business Development, Curtiss WrightSCr CATALYST MAINTENANCE & rEPAIrS: LIFE EXTENSIONMark Ehrnschwender, VP - Business Development & Engineering Services, STEAG Energy Services LLCPSD CrITICAL PrOCESSES - MEASUrING YOUr PErFOrMANCE ON-LINE & IN rEAL TIME.Jeff DeNigris, Sales Mgr - Process, Malvern Instruments IncASSET MANAGEMENT IN THE ENErGY & UTILITY SECTOrIan Woodbury, CEO, Riva Modeling Systems IncF6. COAL ASH / CCPF6.1 COAL ASH MANAGEMENT -- THE CHANGING LEGAL LANDSCAPEJeffrey N. Martin, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPF6.2 COAL ASH STOrAGE & DISPOSAL - LITIGATION & rEGULATOrY DEVELOPMENTSNash Long, Partner, Winston & Strawn, LLP; May WallF6.3 UPDATE ON ASTM COAL ASH rEUSE STANDArDSA. Gwen Eklund, Director - Power Generation Services, TRCF6.4 BEYOND ASH PONDSThomas Higgins, Global Technology Leader - Power Water & Process, CH2M HILL; Dennis Fink & Dana FrenchF6.5 COAL COMBUSTION rESIDUALS CASE STUDY: GHENT GENErATING STATIONStephen Henson, Process Engineer, Kiewit Power; Raymond Eric Zbacnik, Kiewit Power; Scott Straight, LG&E and KU EnergyF7. NATUrAL rESOUrCE MGMT. - HCPF8.1 THE BUSINESS CASE FOr AN OPErATIONS & MAINTENANCE HABITAT CONSErVATION PLANWilliam Coleman, Supervisor, Habitat Conservation Plan Program, Pacifi c Gas & ElectricF8.2 PrOGrAMATIC PErMITTING FOr VEGETATION MANAGEMENTMichael Warner, President - Project Manager, Transcon Environmental, Inc.F8.3 PrOACTIVELY PINPOINTING HAZArDOUS VEGETATION ON THE FrINGES OF POWEr LINE rIGHT-OF-WAY COrrIDOrS USING LIDAr & IMAGErY DATAAlex McCracken, Product Consultant, ExelisF8.4 AN INTEGrATED ECOLOGY & DESIGN APPrOACH TO WETLAND rESTOrATIONNick Buhbe, Senior Ecologist, Great EcologyF8.5 rESILIENCE & ADAPTABILITY: WEIGHING THE rISkS & BENEFITS OF FISH CONSUMPTION IN rUrAL ALASkALawrence Duffy, Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry, University of Alaska Fairbanks; Philip Loring, Kriya Dunlap, Arleigh Reynolds & Ralston PurinaF8. OPErATIONS & MANAGEMENT F8.1 TrUE GrIT: 7 COrE PrACTICES OF rESILIENT LEADErSAutumn Krauss, Chief Scientist, Sentis USA; Michelle BrownF8.2 OUTAGE MANAGEMENT 101 – A GUIDE TO THE EFFECTIVE PLANNING, EXECUTION & CLOSE OUT OF GENErATING PLANT MAINTENANCE OUTAGESPhil Webster, Project Manager, Black & Veatch Corporation; Stephen Nelson, Dominic DiBari & Mike DammannF8.3 MILL PrE-FIrE DETECTION SYSTEMSRichard Hovan, Principal Consultant, EPA Systems, LLCF8.4 MANAGING ENVIrONMENTAL COMPLIANCE AND rESOUrCE rECOVErY DUrING TrANSMISSION & DISTrIBUTION SYSTEM CONSTrUCTIONRobert Ferrell, Sr. Mgr - Business Development, URS Corporation; Lauren Andersen, Ray HinkleF8.5 VALUE OF DESIGN FLEXIBILITYGill Eapen, CFO, VEEDIMSF8.6 ENErGY BENCHMArkING IN NYCDavid Ahrens, Managing Director, Energy SpectrumF8.7 PLANNING THE POWEr PrODUCTION: SHOrT-TErM FOrECASTING OF ITALIAN ELECTrICITY MArkET & COMBINATOrIAL OPTIMIZATIONIlaria Cannata, Strategic Development Director, Cogenpower; Dr. Francesco Vallone7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 5 Co-ChairDavid HoffmanCo-ChairTim FullerTuesday | February 4F4.1 ENSUrING rEGULATOrY COMPLIANCE IN A DECENTrALIZED OrGANIZATIONRichard Waterman, Vice President, EA Engineering, Science, & Technology, Inc.; Kathy French, LS Power Development, LLCF4.2 EMIS DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING FOr ONE OF THE LArGEST US STATE-OWNED UTILITIESRick Mock, Principal, E2ManageTech; Brian Holmes, Santee CooperF4.3 EHS GLOBAL AUDITING TrENDSMargery Moore, Dir. EHS Strategic Alliances, Bloomberg BNAF4.4 LEVErAGING MODErN TECHNOLOGY FOr EMIS SUCCESSJames Jenson, Vice President of Products & Services, Perillon SoftwareF4.5 THE SAFETY LEADErS BrAIN-HOW SAFETY LEADErS ArE WIrED DIFFErENTLY & WHY THIS MAkES ALL THE DIFFErENCE TO BUSINESSAutumn Krauss, Chief Scientist, Sentis USA; Elizabeth Prazeres & Michelle BrownF4.6 MOVING FrOM EHS COMPLIANCE TO PErFOrMANCEDavid Hoffman, Sustainable Supply Chain SME, EnablonF5. EHS & rISk MANAGEMENTF5.1 OIL SPILL rISk EVALUATION FOr SUBSTATION OIL-FILLED EQUIPMENTKris Macoskey, Principal, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.; Emory McLeanF5.2 rISk MANAGEMENT & ITS IMPACT ON ENVIrONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETYTom Barlow, Channel Manager, EtQF5.3 ENVIrONMENTAL GrEEN SHOP AWArD PrOGrAMRobert Trapani, Environmental Engineer, State of Arizona Department of TransportationF5.4 IMPLEMENTING ISO 31000 INTO EHSJohannes Swanepoel, Product Marketing Manager, EnablonF5.5 rEDUCING HUMAN HEALTH rISkS FrOM CArBON DIOXIDE VENTING ASSOCIATED WITH CArBON CAPTUrE OPErATIONSJohn Shrock, Senior Scientist, ECT, Inc.F5.6 ACHIEVING A WOrLD CLASS SAFETY CULTUrENicholas Krump, Senior Consultant, Culture Change Consultants10AM - 12PM10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM10AM - 12PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairJohn Easton21Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 22 ©Track room 222A|GHG, CARBON MGMT & CCS|G Trackroom 222A |GHG, CARBON MGMT & CCS| GG1. CArBON FOOTPrINT & GrEEN PrOJECTSUSING EGrID DATA FOr CArBON FOOTPrINTING GrID SUPPLIED ELECTrICITYArt Diem, Environmental Engineer, EPA; Cristina Quiroz, Radium Consulting Group GrEEN CArrOTS - UTILITY INCENTIVE PrOGrAMS & THE IT INDUSTrYChrista Ansbergs, Field Engineer Sr., Lockheed Martin Corporation; Corban Lester, Lockheed Martin Corporation; Eloise Young & Steve Bryant, Philadelphia Gas Works; Cindy Strecker, PECIG2. TAILOrING rULE/NSr/GHG-BACTTHE GHG TAILOrING rULE AT AGE 3: HOW MATUrE ArE THE GHG BACT DETErMINATIONS FOr POWEr GENErATION UNITSArt Samberg, Senior Consultant, Golder Associates Inc.A BrIEF SUMMArY OF GHG rEGULATIONSJoseph Takats, Environmental Consultant, WorleyParsonsCHALLENGES FOr A SOUrCE IN TEXAS GETTING A PSD PErMIT FOr GrEENHOUSE GASESAndrea Adams, Senior Environmental Scientist, SAIC; John Packard, South Texas Electric CooperativeTHE TAILOrING rULE - WHAT A DIFFErENCE THrEE YEArS MAkESKristine Baranski, Project Engineer, Cardinal Engineering, Inc.(M) TUrNING UP THE HEAT: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN GHG PErMITTINGDoug Huxley, Principal Technologist, CH2M HILLGrEENHOUSE GAS BACT DETErMINATIONS AND NEW SOUrCE PErFOrMANCE STANDArDS FOr ELECTrIC UTILITIESMaren Seibold, Managing Consultant, Trinity ConsultantsG3. PLANNING & GHG rEPOrTINGrEFLECTION OF THE NEW FINANCIAL rEFOrM LEGISLATION IN THE GHG CONSTrAINED MArkETSNedia Miller, Principal, MILLER CTACHALLENGES IN EVALUATING GHGS FrOM POWEr PrOJECTS UNDEr CEQAHeidi Rous, Vice President, PCR Services CorpCArBON ACCOUNTING METHODS FOr ESTIMATING SCOPE 3 EMISSIONSChet Chaffee, Director of Sustainability, FirstCarbon Solutions (FCS)IMPACTS OF CArBON PrICE ON TrANSMISSION EXPANSIONByron Woertz, Senior Project Manager, Western Electricity Coordinating Council; Keegan MoyerWilliam ColemanGill EapenKate GrafArt DiemPhil WebsterG4. COrPOrATE STrATEGIES & rISk MGMT(M) UPDATE ON ASTM CLIMATE CHANGE STANDArDSGwen Eklund, Director - Power Generation & GHG Services, TRC Environmental CorporationLEVErAGING GrI rEPOrTING & ISO 14001 ENVIrONMENTAL SYSTEMS BY IMPrOVING ENErGY PErFOrMANCE METrIC PrOCESSESDon MacDonald, Director - Sustainability, UL DQSA CLIMATE FOr CHANGE: IMPACTS OF CArBON rEGULATIONYolanda Pagano, Director, - ustainable Strategies & Solutions, O’Brien & GereCLIMATE OUT OF BALANCE - LIVING IN THE NEW CLIMATE NOrMALHoward Balentine, Technical Leader, AECOMA GLOBAL CArBON MArkET IN DEVELOPMENTGraeme Dykes, Sales Manager, Enviance; Larry Goldenhersh(M) UNDErSTANDING ISO STANDArDSRobert Davis, Vice President of Environmental Sustainablity, Airgas(M) NEW OFFSET SUPPLY: COASTAL WETLANDSDoug Huxley, Principal Technologist, CH2M HILLG5. CALIFOrNIA CAP-AND-TrADE CAP & TrADE LEGISLATION - MAPPING A PATH FrOM CALIFOrNIA TO D.C. BY 2016Larry Goldenhersh, CEO & Founder, EnvianceBArrIErS TO DEVELOPING SCALABLE CArBON OFFSET PrOJECTS FOr CALIFOrNIA COMPLIANCE MArkETDick, Kempka, Vice President - Business Development, The Climate TrustCALIFOrNIA CAP-AND-TrADE: ITS TrACk rECOrD SO FAr & THE CHALLENGES AHEADLily Mitchell, Senior Associate, Hanna and Morton LLPG6. GHG STrATEGIES - POST kYOTONEW PArADIGM THINkING IN A LESS CArBON rICH SOCIETYJesse Frederick, Vice President, WZI Inc.(M) MAGLEV SPACE LAUNCHRobert Coullahan, President, Readiness Resource Group, Inc.; James Powell & Gordon Danby, Maglev 2000CO2 CAPTUrE & CONVErSION: CO2 UTILIZATION STrATEGYKevin Crapsey, Vice President, Corporate Strategy & Development, Eco Power Solutions; Sanjeev Jolly & Wayne LittlefordG1. CArBON FOOTPrINTG1.1 NATUrAL VS ANTHrOPOGENIC GHG EFFECT: A COMPENDIUMDejan Ristic, Pressure/Energy Systems Engineer-Group Leader, Argonne National LaboratoryG1.2 IS WOOD BIOENErGY CArBON NEUTrAL?Roger Sedjo, Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future; Xiaohui Tian, Ohio State UniversityG1.3 USING EGrID DATA FOr CArBON FOOTPrINTING GrID SUPPLIED ELECTrICITYArt Diem, Environmental Engineer, USEPA; Cristina Quiroz, TranSystemsG1.4 “MASS PrODUCED” PrODUCT CArBON FOOTPrINTS TO FACILITATE BUSINESS DECICISONS & LCA EDUCATION IN LArGE COMPANIESChristoph Meinrenken, Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University, Klaus S. Lackner & Anthony N. Garvan G1.5 CArBON FOOTPrINT OF A PrESIDENTIAL ELECTIONArt Samberg, Senior Consultant, Golder Associates Inc.G2. TAILOrING rULE/NSr/GHG-BACTG2.1 NSr APPLICABILITY UNDEr TAILOrING rULEAngela Morrison, Attorney, Hopping Green & Sams, PA; Max Lee, Koogler & Associates, Inc.G2.2 NSr APPLICABILITY UNDEr TAILOrING rULE, PArT IIMax Lee Ph.D., P.E., President, Koogler and Associates, Inc.; Angela Morrison, Hopping Green & Sams G2.3 HUrDLES OF IMPLEMENTING THE TAILOrING rULE AT LANDFILLSDavid Thorley, Director of Air, Waste Management; Angela Morrison, Hopping Green & Sams, P.A.G2.4 BEST AVAILABLE CONTrOL TECHNOLOGY FOr GrEENHOUSE GASESDeanne Dutton Hughes, Principal, Cardinal EngineeringG2.5 IMPLICATIONS OF THE EGU GHG NSPS ON GHG BACT DETErMINATIONS: WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?Kate Graf , Senior Consultant, Geosyntec ConsultantsG2.6 GHG BACT AS CO2 INJECTION FOr EOrMary Ellen Ternes, Attorney, McAfee & TaftG2.7 CHANGES TO NSPS rEGULATIONS ON GHG EMISSIONS & ITS IMPACT ON ELECTrICITY GENErATING UNITSJagatheesan (Jack) Senthilvel, Project Manager, WorleyParsons; Joseph TakatsG3. PLANNING & GHG rEPOrTINGG3.1 WISCONSIN’S APPrOACH TO QUANTIFYING EMISSION IMPACTS OF CLEAN ENErGY INITIATIVES (FOCUS ON ENErGY)David Sumi, Executive Director, The Cadmus GroupG3.2 COMPILATION & ANALYSIS OF NEW MEXICO’S GHG EMISSIONS INVENTOrY DATA 2008 - 2011Michael Schneider, Environmental Scientist, St. of NM Environment Department Air Quality BureauG3.3 EXPErIENCES WITH GHG PErMITTING UNDEr NSrDavid Jordan, Partner, ERMG3.4 APPLICATION OF HESTIA METHODS TO THE CITY OF PHOENIX, USAIgor Razlivanov, Postdoc, ASU; K. Gurney & Y. Song, ASU; Y. Zhou, Joint Global Change Research Institute, College ParkG3.5 HIGH-rESOLUTION GLOBAL FOSSIL FUEL CO2 EMISSION INVENTOrY FOr 1992 TO 2010 USING INTEGrATED IN-SITU & rEMOTELY SENSED DATA IN A FOSSIL FUEL DATA ASSIMILATION SYSTEM Salvi Asefi -Najafabady, Postdoctoral Scholar, ASU; P. Rayner, J. Huang, Y. Song, K. GurneyG3.6 VULCAN: NATIONAL SCALE HIGH rESOLUTION QUANTIFICATION OF FOSSIL FUEL CO2 EMISSIONSKevin Gurney, Associate Professor, ASU; Y. Zhou, DOE; D. Mendoza, Purdue University; V. Chandrasekaran & I. Razlivanov, ASUG4. COrPOrATE STrATEGIES & rISk MGMTG4.1 CrEATING GrEENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS OFFSETS BY rEDUCING NITrOGEN FErTILIZEr USE IN U.S. AGrICULTUrAL CrOP PrODUCTIONMike Miller, Director - Environment, EPRI; Adam Diamant, EPRI; Neville Millar, Ph.D. & G. Philip Robertson, Ph.D., Michigan State University (MSU).G4.2 SUMMArY OF rECENT OBSErVATIONAL STUDIES OF THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE & IMPLICATIONS FOr THE ELECTrIC UTILITY INDUSTrYHoward Balentine Technical Leader - Air Quality, AECOM; Gregory DereviankoG4.3 CArBON TAX Or “CAP-&-TrADE” SYSTEMS & ITS COST & PrICE EFFECT ON U.S. rEFINING & MArkETINGBill Smalling, Attorney at Law, C. William Smalling, PLLCG4.4 HESS COrPOrATION’S NEXT GENErATION CLIMATE CHANGE STrATEGYMichal Pelzig, Senior Manager Reporting, Hess Corporation G4.5 IS CONVErTING COAL TO GAS THE rIGHT MOVE? USING A DrIVEr-BASED DECISION APPrOACH IN THE FACE OF UNCErTANTYEric Chung, Senior Manager -Power & Utilities Advisory Services, Ernst & YoungG5. CALIFOrNIA CAP-AND-TrADE G5.1 kICk-OFF FOr CALIFOrNIA’S AB 32: HOW WILL THE MArkET WOrk?Andrew Van Horn, Managing Director, Van Horn ConsultingG5.2 CArBON PrOJECT TYPES TArGETED FOr CALIFOrNIA COMPLIANCE MArkET PrOTOCOLSDick Kempka, Vice President Business Development, The Climate TrustG5.3 THE rOLE OF COMPLEMENTArY MEASUrES IN DETErMINING THE STrINGENCY OF THE AB32 CAPSteve Fine, Vice President, ICF InternationalG5.4 MArkET FOrECAST & COMPLIANCE STrATEGIES FOr A COUrT-CHALLENGED AB 32William Flederbach, President, ClimeCo CorporationG5.5 CArBON CrEDIT CAPITAL - DECISION SUPPOrT TOOL FOr COST EFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE TO AB-32 CAP-AND-TrADERena Gelb, Carbon Credit Capital, LLC; Luca NencettiG6. GHG STrATEGIES - POST kYOTOG6.1 CUTTING POWEr PLANT CArBON POLLUTION UNDEr THE CLEAN AIr ACTDavid Doniger, Policy Director - Climate & Clean Air Program, Natural Resources Defense Council; Daniel Lashof & Starla YehG6.2 HOW WILL THE CArBON TAX IMPACT UTILITIES?William Flederbach, President, ClimeCo CorporationG6.3 THE FUTUrE OF INTErNATIONAL CArBON OFFSETS - OPErATIONAL EXPErIENCE & NEW MArkET DESIGNSOlof Bystrom Ph.D., Team Lead - Project Assessments, UNFCCC G6.4 THE EMErGING POST-kYOTO CLIMATE POLICY FrAMEWOrk AS EXPLAINED THrOUGH NEW ENVIrO-ECONOMIC METrICSVincent Buscarello, Research Associate, University of Denver; Stephen SewalkG6.5 NEW ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL OFFSET SUPPLY: ACCOUNTING FOr MArkET rEALITIESSteven Rose, Sr. Research Economist, EPRI; R. Beach & J Petrusa, RTI International; K. Calvin, J. Edmonds & M. Wise, PNNL; B. McCarl, Texas A&M U.; B. Sohngen, Ohio St. U.; R. Youngman & R. Rosenzweig, Natsource; A. Diamant & F. de la Chesnaye, EPRI 7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 4Tuesday | February 4 Co-ChairCo-ChairAngela MorrisonRoger SedjoCo-ChairsDavid Jordan&Salvi Asefi -NajafabadyMonday | February 310AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTrack room 222A|GHG, CARBON MGMT & CCS|G Trackroom 222A |GHG, CARBON MGMT & CCS| GG1. CArBON FOOTPrINT & GrEEN PrOJECTSUSING EGrID DATA FOr CArBON FOOTPrINTING GrID SUPPLIED ELECTrICITYArt Diem, Environmental Engineer, EPA; Cristina Quiroz, Radium Consulting Group GrEEN CArrOTS - UTILITY INCENTIVE PrOGrAMS & THE IT INDUSTrYChrista Ansbergs, Field Engineer Sr., Lockheed Martin Corporation; Corban Lester, Lockheed Martin Corporation; Eloise Young & Steve Bryant, Philadelphia Gas Works; Cindy Strecker, PECIG2. TAILOrING rULE/NSr/GHG-BACTTHE GHG TAILOrING rULE AT AGE 3: HOW MATUrE ArE THE GHG BACT DETErMINATIONS FOr POWEr GENErATION UNITSArt Samberg, Senior Consultant, Golder Associates Inc.A BrIEF SUMMArY OF GHG rEGULATIONSJoseph Takats, Environmental Consultant, WorleyParsonsCHALLENGES FOr A SOUrCE IN TEXAS GETTING A PSD PErMIT FOr GrEENHOUSE GASESAndrea Adams, Senior Environmental Scientist, SAIC; John Packard, South Texas Electric CooperativeTHE TAILOrING rULE - WHAT A DIFFErENCE THrEE YEArS MAkESKristine Baranski, Project Engineer, Cardinal Engineering, Inc.(M) TUrNING UP THE HEAT: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN GHG PErMITTINGDoug Huxley, Principal Technologist, CH2M HILLGrEENHOUSE GAS BACT DETErMINATIONS AND NEW SOUrCE PErFOrMANCE STANDArDS FOr ELECTrIC UTILITIESMaren Seibold, Managing Consultant, Trinity ConsultantsG3. PLANNING & GHG rEPOrTINGrEFLECTION OF THE NEW FINANCIAL rEFOrM LEGISLATION IN THE GHG CONSTrAINED MArkETSNedia Miller, Principal, MILLER CTACHALLENGES IN EVALUATING GHGS FrOM POWEr PrOJECTS UNDEr CEQAHeidi Rous, Vice President, PCR Services CorpCArBON ACCOUNTING METHODS FOr ESTIMATING SCOPE 3 EMISSIONSChet Chaffee, Director of Sustainability, FirstCarbon Solutions (FCS)IMPACTS OF CArBON PrICE ON TrANSMISSION EXPANSIONByron Woertz, Senior Project Manager, Western Electricity Coordinating Council; Keegan MoyerWilliam ColemanGill EapenKate GrafArt DiemPhil WebsterG4. COrPOrATE STrATEGIES & rISk MGMT(M) UPDATE ON ASTM CLIMATE CHANGE STANDArDSGwen Eklund, Director - Power Generation & GHG Services, TRC Environmental CorporationLEVErAGING GrI rEPOrTING & ISO 14001 ENVIrONMENTAL SYSTEMS BY IMPrOVING ENErGY PErFOrMANCE METrIC PrOCESSESDon MacDonald, Director - Sustainability, UL DQSA CLIMATE FOr CHANGE: IMPACTS OF CArBON rEGULATIONYolanda Pagano, Director, - ustainable Strategies & Solutions, O’Brien & GereCLIMATE OUT OF BALANCE - LIVING IN THE NEW CLIMATE NOrMALHoward Balentine, Technical Leader, AECOMA GLOBAL CArBON MArkET IN DEVELOPMENTGraeme Dykes, Sales Manager, Enviance; Larry Goldenhersh(M) UNDErSTANDING ISO STANDArDSRobert Davis, Vice President of Environmental Sustainablity, Airgas(M) NEW OFFSET SUPPLY: COASTAL WETLANDSDoug Huxley, Principal Technologist, CH2M HILLG5. CALIFOrNIA CAP-AND-TrADE CAP & TrADE LEGISLATION - MAPPING A PATH FrOM CALIFOrNIA TO D.C. BY 2016Larry Goldenhersh, CEO & Founder, EnvianceBArrIErS TO DEVELOPING SCALABLE CArBON OFFSET PrOJECTS FOr CALIFOrNIA COMPLIANCE MArkETDick, Kempka, Vice President - Business Development, The Climate TrustCALIFOrNIA CAP-AND-TrADE: ITS TrACk rECOrD SO FAr & THE CHALLENGES AHEADLily Mitchell, Senior Associate, Hanna and Morton LLPG6. GHG STrATEGIES - POST kYOTONEW PArADIGM THINkING IN A LESS CArBON rICH SOCIETYJesse Frederick, Vice President, WZI Inc.(M) MAGLEV SPACE LAUNCHRobert Coullahan, President, Readiness Resource Group, Inc.; James Powell & Gordon Danby, Maglev 2000CO2 CAPTUrE & CONVErSION: CO2 UTILIZATION STrATEGYKevin Crapsey, Vice President, Corporate Strategy & Development, Eco Power Solutions; Sanjeev Jolly & Wayne LittlefordG1. CArBON FOOTPrINTG1.1 NATUrAL VS ANTHrOPOGENIC GHG EFFECT: A COMPENDIUMDejan Ristic, Pressure/Energy Systems Engineer-Group Leader, Argonne National LaboratoryG1.2 IS WOOD BIOENErGY CArBON NEUTrAL?Roger Sedjo, Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future; Xiaohui Tian, Ohio State UniversityG1.3 USING EGrID DATA FOr CArBON FOOTPrINTING GrID SUPPLIED ELECTrICITYArt Diem, Environmental Engineer, USEPA; Cristina Quiroz, TranSystemsG1.4 “MASS PrODUCED” PrODUCT CArBON FOOTPrINTS TO FACILITATE BUSINESS DECICISONS & LCA EDUCATION IN LArGE COMPANIESChristoph Meinrenken, Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University, Klaus S. Lackner & Anthony N. Garvan G1.5 CArBON FOOTPrINT OF A PrESIDENTIAL ELECTIONArt Samberg, Senior Consultant, Golder Associates Inc.G2. TAILOrING rULE/NSr/GHG-BACTG2.1 NSr APPLICABILITY UNDEr TAILOrING rULEAngela Morrison, Attorney, Hopping Green & Sams, PA; Max Lee, Koogler & Associates, Inc.G2.2 NSr APPLICABILITY UNDEr TAILOrING rULE, PArT IIMax Lee Ph.D., P.E., President, Koogler and Associates, Inc.; Angela Morrison, Hopping Green & Sams G2.3 HUrDLES OF IMPLEMENTING THE TAILOrING rULE AT LANDFILLSDavid Thorley, Director of Air, Waste Management; Angela Morrison, Hopping Green & Sams, P.A.G2.4 BEST AVAILABLE CONTrOL TECHNOLOGY FOr GrEENHOUSE GASESDeanne Dutton Hughes, Principal, Cardinal EngineeringG2.5 IMPLICATIONS OF THE EGU GHG NSPS ON GHG BACT DETErMINATIONS: WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?Kate Graf , Senior Consultant, Geosyntec ConsultantsG2.6 GHG BACT AS CO2 INJECTION FOr EOrMary Ellen Ternes, Attorney, McAfee & TaftG2.7 CHANGES TO NSPS rEGULATIONS ON GHG EMISSIONS & ITS IMPACT ON ELECTrICITY GENErATING UNITSJagatheesan (Jack) Senthilvel, Project Manager, WorleyParsons; Joseph TakatsG3. PLANNING & GHG rEPOrTINGG3.1 WISCONSIN’S APPrOACH TO QUANTIFYING EMISSION IMPACTS OF CLEAN ENErGY INITIATIVES (FOCUS ON ENErGY)David Sumi, Executive Director, The Cadmus GroupG3.2 COMPILATION & ANALYSIS OF NEW MEXICO’S GHG EMISSIONS INVENTOrY DATA 2008 - 2011Michael Schneider, Environmental Scientist, St. of NM Environment Department Air Quality BureauG3.3 EXPErIENCES WITH GHG PErMITTING UNDEr NSrDavid Jordan, Partner, ERMG3.4 APPLICATION OF HESTIA METHODS TO THE CITY OF PHOENIX, USAIgor Razlivanov, Postdoc, ASU; K. Gurney & Y. Song, ASU; Y. Zhou, Joint Global Change Research Institute, College ParkG3.5 HIGH-rESOLUTION GLOBAL FOSSIL FUEL CO2 EMISSION INVENTOrY FOr 1992 TO 2010 USING INTEGrATED IN-SITU & rEMOTELY SENSED DATA IN A FOSSIL FUEL DATA ASSIMILATION SYSTEM Salvi Asefi -Najafabady, Postdoctoral Scholar, ASU; P. Rayner, J. Huang, Y. Song, K. GurneyG3.6 VULCAN: NATIONAL SCALE HIGH rESOLUTION QUANTIFICATION OF FOSSIL FUEL CO2 EMISSIONSKevin Gurney, Associate Professor, ASU; Y. Zhou, DOE; D. Mendoza, Purdue University; V. Chandrasekaran & I. Razlivanov, ASUG4. COrPOrATE STrATEGIES & rISk MGMTG4.1 CrEATING GrEENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS OFFSETS BY rEDUCING NITrOGEN FErTILIZEr USE IN U.S. AGrICULTUrAL CrOP PrODUCTIONMike Miller, Director - Environment, EPRI; Adam Diamant, EPRI; Neville Millar, Ph.D. & G. Philip Robertson, Ph.D., Michigan State University (MSU).G4.2 SUMMArY OF rECENT OBSErVATIONAL STUDIES OF THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE & IMPLICATIONS FOr THE ELECTrIC UTILITY INDUSTrYHoward Balentine Technical Leader - Air Quality, AECOM; Gregory DereviankoG4.3 CArBON TAX Or “CAP-&-TrADE” SYSTEMS & ITS COST & PrICE EFFECT ON U.S. rEFINING & MArkETINGBill Smalling, Attorney at Law, C. William Smalling, PLLCG4.4 HESS COrPOrATION’S NEXT GENErATION CLIMATE CHANGE STrATEGYMichal Pelzig, Senior Manager Reporting, Hess Corporation G4.5 IS CONVErTING COAL TO GAS THE rIGHT MOVE? USING A DrIVEr-BASED DECISION APPrOACH IN THE FACE OF UNCErTANTYEric Chung, Senior Manager -Power & Utilities Advisory Services, Ernst & YoungG5. CALIFOrNIA CAP-AND-TrADE G5.1 kICk-OFF FOr CALIFOrNIA’S AB 32: HOW WILL THE MArkET WOrk?Andrew Van Horn, Managing Director, Van Horn ConsultingG5.2 CArBON PrOJECT TYPES TArGETED FOr CALIFOrNIA COMPLIANCE MArkET PrOTOCOLSDick Kempka, Vice President Business Development, The Climate TrustG5.3 THE rOLE OF COMPLEMENTArY MEASUrES IN DETErMINING THE STrINGENCY OF THE AB32 CAPSteve Fine, Vice President, ICF InternationalG5.4 MArkET FOrECAST & COMPLIANCE STrATEGIES FOr A COUrT-CHALLENGED AB 32William Flederbach, President, ClimeCo CorporationG5.5 CArBON CrEDIT CAPITAL - DECISION SUPPOrT TOOL FOr COST EFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE TO AB-32 CAP-AND-TrADERena Gelb, Carbon Credit Capital, LLC; Luca NencettiG6. GHG STrATEGIES - POST kYOTOG6.1 CUTTING POWEr PLANT CArBON POLLUTION UNDEr THE CLEAN AIr ACTDavid Doniger, Policy Director - Climate & Clean Air Program, Natural Resources Defense Council; Daniel Lashof & Starla YehG6.2 HOW WILL THE CArBON TAX IMPACT UTILITIES?William Flederbach, President, ClimeCo CorporationG6.3 THE FUTUrE OF INTErNATIONAL CArBON OFFSETS - OPErATIONAL EXPErIENCE & NEW MArkET DESIGNSOlof Bystrom Ph.D., Team Lead - Project Assessments, UNFCCC G6.4 THE EMErGING POST-kYOTO CLIMATE POLICY FrAMEWOrk AS EXPLAINED THrOUGH NEW ENVIrO-ECONOMIC METrICSVincent Buscarello, Research Associate, University of Denver; Stephen SewalkG6.5 NEW ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL OFFSET SUPPLY: ACCOUNTING FOr MArkET rEALITIESSteven Rose, Sr. Research Economist, EPRI; R. Beach & J Petrusa, RTI International; K. Calvin, J. Edmonds & M. Wise, PNNL; B. McCarl, Texas A&M U.; B. Sohngen, Ohio St. U.; R. Youngman & R. Rosenzweig, Natsource; A. Diamant & F. de la Chesnaye, EPRI 7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 4Tuesday | February 4 Co-ChairCo-ChairAngela MorrisonRoger SedjoCo-ChairsDavid Jordan&Salvi Asefi -NajafabadyMonday | February 310AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM23Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 24 ©Track room 222A|GHG, CARBON MGMT & CCS|G Trackroom 222B |ALTERNATIVE FUEL TECHNOLOGIES| HG7. CCS: CArBON CAPTUrE & STOrAGErECLAIMEr WASTE DISPOSAL OPTIONS FOr AMINE-BASED POST-COMBUSTION CO2 CAPTUrE PrOCESSESKatherine Dombrowski R&D Project Manager, URS Corporation; Jean Youngerman, URS Corporation; Andrew Sexton, Trimeric Corporation; Paul Nielsen, Eric Chen & Gary Rochelle, UT Austin; Prachi Singh, IEAGHGINTEGrATION OF SOLID SOrBENT CO2 CAPTUrE TECHNOLOGY TO PrOVIDE FLEXIBLE CO2 CAPTUrE OPTIONS IN A TIME OF rEGULATOrY UNCErTAINTYWilliam Morris, Sr. Research Engineer, ADA-ES, Inc.; Martin Dillon, Cathy Ramsey, & Sharon SjostromEVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF ION’S CO2 CAPTUrE PrOCESS ON PULVErIZED COAL POWEr PLANT EMISSIONSNathan Brown, Director of Research & Development, ION Engineering; Nathan Brown1, Greg Staab1, John Kay2, Rene Kupfer1, Jason E. Bara1,3, Alfred E. Brown1,*CArBON DIOXIDE MONITOrING, rEPOrTING, & VErIFICATION FOr CArBON CAPTUrE & SEQUESTrATION ACTIVITIESTerry Unger, Senior Associate, ICF International; Deborah HarrisTHE PLAINS CO2 rEDUCTION (PCOr) PArTNErSHIP: A rEGIONAL CArBON SEQUESTrATION PArTNErSHIP IN THE INTErIOr PLAINS OF NOrTH AMErICA Wesley Peck, Research Manager, EERC; Edward Steadman, John Harju, Charlie Gorecki, Lisa Botnen, Daniel Daly, Melanie Jensen, James Sorensen, Steve Smith, John Hamling, Ryan Klapperich, & Katherine AnagnostPrOJECT UPDATE OF 500 TPD DEMONSTrATION PLANT FOr COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTTatsuya Tsujiuchi, Research Engineer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industires America, Inc.; S. Holton, T. Wu, T. Yonekawa, P. Wood, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc.; T. Hirata, H. Nagayasu, T. Kamijo, Y. Kubota, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.; M. French, T. Wall & N. Irvin, Southern Company Services, Inc.G8. CCS IIESTIMATING CArBON CONTENT OF ArBOrGEN POPULUS CLONES AT FOUr rESEArCH TrIALS IN NOrTH CArOLINAShawn Shiffl ett, Graduate Student, North Carolina State University; Jeff Wright, ArborGen; Dennis Hazel & Elizabeth Nichols, NCSUCrYOGENIC CArBON CAPTUrELarry Baxter, Founder/Owner, Sustainable Energy Solutions; David Frankman(M) CO2 CAPTUrE & CONVErSION IN CEMENT INDUSTrYJohn Kline, Principal, Kline Consulting; Charles KlineOlof BystromDavid DonigerMike MillerEric ChungBrian DresselCo-Chair H1. BIO & WASTE ENErGYCELLULOSIC SUGArS TO FUELS & BEYONDChristopher Standlee, Executive Vice President, Abengoa BioenergyLArGE SCALE BIOMASS GASIFICATION PLANT INTEGrATED TO A PC-BOILErBill Partanen, Business Development - Gasifi cation, Metso; Tyler Biddle, Juhani IsakssonH2. BIOFUELS / ETHANOL / BIODIESELrETrOFITTING ETHANOL PLANTS FOr ISOBUTANOLBrett Lund, Executive Vice President & General Counsel, Gevo, Inc.THE CATAWBA COUNTY ECOCOMPLEX; A STUDY IN BIOFUELS DEVELOPMENT DErIVED FrOM WASTE MANAGEMENT PrACTICESBarry Edwards, Utilities & Engineering Director, Catawba CountyNEXT-GENErATION PLANTS & THE OPErATIONS CONUNDrUM: LESSONS FrOM THE rEAL-WOrLDDouglas Machon, Director - Business Development, NAES CorporationH3. BIOMASS/ COFIrING IN POWEr PLANTSAGrICULTUrAL BIOMASS TOrrEFACTION rESEArCH PrOGrAMSebnem Madrali , Program Manager, Natural Resources Canada; Sonya Konzak, CEATI Internationl; Franco Berutti, Western University; Shahab Sokhansanj, University of British ColumbiaBIOENErGY APPLICATIONS OF GIANT kING GrASS IN THE US, CArIBBEAN & CENTrAL AMErICACarl Kukkonen, CEO, VIASPACE Inc.HUMAN HEALTH rISk ASSESSMENT FOr A BIOMASS-FUELED POWEr PLANT PrOJECTChristopher Long, Principal Scientist, Gradient; Peter A. ValbergBIO-ENErGY FOrEST PLANTATIONS FOr THE SOUTHEASTErN UNITED STATESJeff Wright, Manager Hardwood Development, ArborGen Inc.WATErPrOOF WOOD PELLETS VIA HYDrOTHErMAL CArBONIZATION (HTC)S. Kent Hoekman, Research Professor, Desert Research Institute; Larry Felix, Gas Technology Institute; Grady Coble, Parker Towing CompanyG7. CCS: CArBON CAPTUrE & STOrAGEG7.1 CArBON CAPTUrE UTILIZATION & STOrAGE (CCUS) kNOWLEDGE BASED TOOLS FrOM THE DOE/NETL CArBON STOrAGEBrian Dressel, Project Manager, DOE/National Energy Technology Laboratory; John LitynskiG7.2 ENZYMATIC TECHNOLOGY FOr LOW-COST CArBON DIOXIDE CAPTUrEJonathan Carley, Vice-President - Business Development, CO2 Solutions Inc.; Dr. Luan Nguyen, Codexis, Inc.; Dr. Sylvie Fradette, CO2 Solution Technologies Inc.; Dr. Geert Versteeg, Procede Group BVG7.3 A CASE STUDY OF PErFOrMANCE, COST & FEASIBILITY OF A CO2 CAPTUrE-rEADY COAL POWEr PLANTEric Grol, Energy Analyst, U.S. Department of Energy/National Energy Technology Laboratory; Steve Herron & Paul Myles, Worley ParsonsG7.4 FUNDING MECHANISMS ADDrESSING THE LONG-TErM LIABILITY OF CCS ACTIVITIESTerry Unger, Associate, ICF International; Kerry Schlichting G7.5 EVALUATION OF ADVANCED SOLVENTS & OTHEr COMPETING TECHNOLOGIES FOr CO2 CAPTUrE FrOM FOSSIL FUEL-FIrED SYSTEMSBrandon Pavlish, Research Manager, Energy & Environmental Research Center University of North Dakota, Nathan Fiala & John KayG7.6 NEUMANN SYSTEMS GrOUP’S ADVANCED CArBON CAPTUrE SYSTEM FOr COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTSDr. Andrew Awtry, Principal Investigator; Jacob Kershman, Chemist, Neumann Systems; Wally Westlake, Andrew Awtry & Robert FredellG8. CCS IIG8.1 POST-COMBUSTION CO2 CAPTUrE & THE rELATIVE BENEFITS OF SOLID SOrBENTSMartin Dillon, Project Manager, ADA-ES, Inc.; Holly Krutka, Travis Starns & Sharon SjostromG8.2 500 MTPD COAL-FIrED CO2 CAPTUrE PrOJECT UPDATE, INCLUDING MHI AMINE EMISSION rEDUCTION TECHNOLOGY & HEAT INTEGrATION SYSTEMTiffany Wu, Process Engineer, Steven Holton, Dir. Business Development, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc.; Steven Holton, Tatsuya Tsujiuchi, Takahito Yonekawa, & Paul Wood, MHIA; Takuya Hirata, HiromitsuG8.3 CArBON CAPTUrE & STOrAGE AT NATUrAL GAS COMBINED CYCLE POWEr PLANTS IN CALIFOrNIAJulian Isham, Geology Manager, Shaw E&IG8.4 THE PLAINS CO2 rEDUCTION (PCOr) PArTNErSHIP: A rEGIONAL CArBON SEQUESTrATION PArTNErSHIP IN THE INTErIOr PLAINS OF NOrTH AMErICAWesley Peck, Research Manager, Energy & Environmental Research Center; E. Steadman, J. Harju, C. Gorecki, L. Botnen, D. Daly, M. Jensen, S. Smith, J. Sorensen, J. Hamling, R. Klapperich & K. AnagnostG8.5 EVALUATION OF CO2 CAPTUrE FrOM EXISTING COAL FIrED PLANTS BY HYBrID SOrPTION USING SOLID SOrBENTS (CACHYS™)Nicholas Lentz, Associate Director for Energy Technology Applications, University of North Dakotal; Charles K. Thumbi, Daniel A. Laudal & Steven A. Benson, UND; Srivats Srinivasachar, Envergex LLCG8.6 HITACHI’S CArBON DIOXIDE SCrUBBING TECHNOLOGY WITH H3-1 ABSOrBENT FOr COAL FIrED POWEr PLANTSEiji Miyamoto, Engineering Researcher, Babcock-Hitachi K.K.; Koichi Yokoyama, Shigehito Takamoto, Hirofumi Kikkawa, Toshio Katsube, Jun Shimamura (Babcock-Hitachi K.K.), Song Wu, Sandhya Eswaran (Hitachi Power Systems America, Ltd.)CANCELED - G8.7 INTEGrATION OF SHALE GAS PrODUCTION WITH CCSJinsheng Wang, Research Scientist, CanmetENERGY, Natural Resources Canada; David Ryan, Edward J. Anthony, Andrew WigstonH1. ALGAEH1.1 WATEr SUSTAINABILITY THrOUGH THE USE OF AN ALGAE-BASED ADVANCED BIOLOGICAL TrEATMENTRick Johnson, Director, Business Development, AlgEvolveH1.2 UTILIZATION OF LIQUID EFFLUENT FrOM AN ANAErOBIC DIGESTEr (DLE) AS A NUTrIENT SOUrCE FOr ALGAE GrOWTHGreg Karr, Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Jennifer Jackman, Scott Shore & Kristine KrebsH1.3 ENErGY & WATEr rESOUrCE EFFICIENT PrODUCTION OF MICrOALGAE LIPIDSKelsey Price, Student Researcher, University of New Hampshire; Ihab FaragH1.4 ALGAE GrOWTH IN PHOTOBIOrEACTOrS USING A rEMOVABLE JACkET OF COLOrED LEDSDaniel Eltringham, Student Researcher, University of New Hampshire; Marian Elmoraghy & Ihab FaragH1.5 CLIMATE INDEPENDENT FOOD PrODUCTION WITH ALGAEMark Edwards, Professor, ASUH2. BIOFUELS / ETHANOL / BIODIESELH2.1 EVALUATION OF AS-rECEIVED & PrETrEATED NOrTHEAST BIOMASS FOr PrODUCTION OF BIOFUELS & VALUE-ADDED PrODUCTSNii Ofei Mante, Research Associate - Thermochemical Conversion Research, Brookhaven National Laboratory; Thomas E. Amidon & Timothy A. Volk (1) & Suresh P. Babu (2)H2.2 CATALYTIC CONVErSION OF SYNTHESIS GAS INTO FUEL ETHANOLGirish Srinivas, Principal Engineer, TDA Research, Inc.; Michael V. Mundschau, Erik W. Andersen, Steven D. Dietz, Brady J. Clapsaddle & Steven C. GebhardH 2.3 CArBON CAPTUrE FrOM CEMENT FLUE GAS & CONVErSION OF CArBON TO NEW VALUE IN BIOPLASTICSJohn Kline, Principal, John Kline Consulting; Brian Sefton & Shannon LaGuardia, Oakbio Inc.H2.4 POST ELECTION POLITICS & CELLULOSIC ETHANOL DEVELOPMENTChristopher Standlee, Executive Vice President, Abengoa BioenergyH2.5 STATISTICAL OPTIMIZATION OF ENZYMATIC HYDrOLYSIS OF OIL PALM TrUNk FOr PrODUCTION OF GLUCOSE, XYLOSE & ETHANOLPongsak Noparat, Student, Department of Industrial Biotechnology, Faculty of Agro-Industry, Prince of Songkla University; Sompong O-Thong, Poonsuk PrasertsanH2.6 UTILIZATION OF AN AIr BLANkET TO kEEP BIODIESEL DrYScott Grossbauer, Global Sales Manager, Donaldson CompanyH3. BIOMASS/ COFIrING IN POWEr PLANTSH3.1 EUCALYPTUS PLANTATIONS IN FLOrIDA USA: ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF BIO-ENErGY & CArBON SEQUESTrATION POTENTIALJeff Wright, Manager, Hardwood Development, ArborGen IncH3.2 INNOVATIONS IN FLUIDIZED BED TECHNOLOGY: IMPrOVING EFFICIENCY WITH INBED HEAT TrANSFEr & STAGED GASIFICATIONPatrick Travis, Business Development Manager, Outotec Energy ProductsH3.3 PrODUCTION & PrOPErTIES OF SOLID FUELS FrOM HYDrOTHErMAL CArBONIZATION (HTC) OF LIGNO-CELLULOSIC BIOMASSS. Kent Hoekman, Research Professor, Desert Research Institute; Larry Felix, Gas Technology Institute; Grady Coble, Parker Towing Company H3.4 ZErO WASTE POWEr PLANTS USING PLASMA GASIFICATION TECHNOLOGYLouis Circeo, Chief Scientist, Applied Plasma Arc Technologies, LLCH3.5 GIANT kING GrASS AS AN ENErGY CrOP IN THE UNITED STATESCarl Kukkonen, CEO, VIASPACE Inc.7:30AM - 9:30AM7:30AM - 9:30AMMonday | February 3 Co-ChairCo-ChairJulian IshamCo-ChairSteve Fine Co-ChairMartin DillonSession Sponsor and Co-Chair Jonathan CarleySession Sponsor and Co-ChairCo-ChairAndrew Van HornWednesday | February 41PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM10AM - 12PMTuesday | February 4 Track room 222A|GHG, CARBON MGMT & CCS|G Trackroom 222B |ALTERNATIVE FUEL TECHNOLOGIES| HG7. CCS: CArBON CAPTUrE & STOrAGErECLAIMEr WASTE DISPOSAL OPTIONS FOr AMINE-BASED POST-COMBUSTION CO2 CAPTUrE PrOCESSESKatherine Dombrowski R&D Project Manager, URS Corporation; Jean Youngerman, URS Corporation; Andrew Sexton, Trimeric Corporation; Paul Nielsen, Eric Chen & Gary Rochelle, UT Austin; Prachi Singh, IEAGHGINTEGrATION OF SOLID SOrBENT CO2 CAPTUrE TECHNOLOGY TO PrOVIDE FLEXIBLE CO2 CAPTUrE OPTIONS IN A TIME OF rEGULATOrY UNCErTAINTYWilliam Morris, Sr. Research Engineer, ADA-ES, Inc.; Martin Dillon, Cathy Ramsey, & Sharon SjostromEVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF ION’S CO2 CAPTUrE PrOCESS ON PULVErIZED COAL POWEr PLANT EMISSIONSNathan Brown, Director of Research & Development, ION Engineering; Nathan Brown1, Greg Staab1, John Kay2, Rene Kupfer1, Jason E. Bara1,3, Alfred E. Brown1,*CArBON DIOXIDE MONITOrING, rEPOrTING, & VErIFICATION FOr CArBON CAPTUrE & SEQUESTrATION ACTIVITIESTerry Unger, Senior Associate, ICF International; Deborah HarrisTHE PLAINS CO2 rEDUCTION (PCOr) PArTNErSHIP: A rEGIONAL CArBON SEQUESTrATION PArTNErSHIP IN THE INTErIOr PLAINS OF NOrTH AMErICA Wesley Peck, Research Manager, EERC; Edward Steadman, John Harju, Charlie Gorecki, Lisa Botnen, Daniel Daly, Melanie Jensen, James Sorensen, Steve Smith, John Hamling, Ryan Klapperich, & Katherine AnagnostPrOJECT UPDATE OF 500 TPD DEMONSTrATION PLANT FOr COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTTatsuya Tsujiuchi, Research Engineer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industires America, Inc.; S. Holton, T. Wu, T. Yonekawa, P. Wood, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc.; T. Hirata, H. Nagayasu, T. Kamijo, Y. Kubota, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.; M. French, T. Wall & N. Irvin, Southern Company Services, Inc.G8. CCS IIESTIMATING CArBON CONTENT OF ArBOrGEN POPULUS CLONES AT FOUr rESEArCH TrIALS IN NOrTH CArOLINAShawn Shiffl ett, Graduate Student, North Carolina State University; Jeff Wright, ArborGen; Dennis Hazel & Elizabeth Nichols, NCSUCrYOGENIC CArBON CAPTUrELarry Baxter, Founder/Owner, Sustainable Energy Solutions; David Frankman(M) CO2 CAPTUrE & CONVErSION IN CEMENT INDUSTrYJohn Kline, Principal, Kline Consulting; Charles KlineOlof BystromDavid DonigerMike MillerEric ChungBrian DresselCo-Chair H1. BIO & WASTE ENErGYCELLULOSIC SUGArS TO FUELS & BEYONDChristopher Standlee, Executive Vice President, Abengoa BioenergyLArGE SCALE BIOMASS GASIFICATION PLANT INTEGrATED TO A PC-BOILErBill Partanen, Business Development - Gasifi cation, Metso; Tyler Biddle, Juhani IsakssonH2. BIOFUELS / ETHANOL / BIODIESELrETrOFITTING ETHANOL PLANTS FOr ISOBUTANOLBrett Lund, Executive Vice President & General Counsel, Gevo, Inc.THE CATAWBA COUNTY ECOCOMPLEX; A STUDY IN BIOFUELS DEVELOPMENT DErIVED FrOM WASTE MANAGEMENT PrACTICESBarry Edwards, Utilities & Engineering Director, Catawba CountyNEXT-GENErATION PLANTS & THE OPErATIONS CONUNDrUM: LESSONS FrOM THE rEAL-WOrLDDouglas Machon, Director - Business Development, NAES CorporationH3. BIOMASS/ COFIrING IN POWEr PLANTSAGrICULTUrAL BIOMASS TOrrEFACTION rESEArCH PrOGrAMSebnem Madrali , Program Manager, Natural Resources Canada; Sonya Konzak, CEATI Internationl; Franco Berutti, Western University; Shahab Sokhansanj, University of British ColumbiaBIOENErGY APPLICATIONS OF GIANT kING GrASS IN THE US, CArIBBEAN & CENTrAL AMErICACarl Kukkonen, CEO, VIASPACE Inc.HUMAN HEALTH rISk ASSESSMENT FOr A BIOMASS-FUELED POWEr PLANT PrOJECTChristopher Long, Principal Scientist, Gradient; Peter A. ValbergBIO-ENErGY FOrEST PLANTATIONS FOr THE SOUTHEASTErN UNITED STATESJeff Wright, Manager Hardwood Development, ArborGen Inc.WATErPrOOF WOOD PELLETS VIA HYDrOTHErMAL CArBONIZATION (HTC)S. Kent Hoekman, Research Professor, Desert Research Institute; Larry Felix, Gas Technology Institute; Grady Coble, Parker Towing CompanyG7. CCS: CArBON CAPTUrE & STOrAGEG7.1 CArBON CAPTUrE UTILIZATION & STOrAGE (CCUS) kNOWLEDGE BASED TOOLS FrOM THE DOE/NETL CArBON STOrAGEBrian Dressel, Project Manager, DOE/National Energy Technology Laboratory; John LitynskiG7.2 ENZYMATIC TECHNOLOGY FOr LOW-COST CArBON DIOXIDE CAPTUrEJonathan Carley, Vice-President - Business Development, CO2 Solutions Inc.; Dr. Luan Nguyen, Codexis, Inc.; Dr. Sylvie Fradette, CO2 Solution Technologies Inc.; Dr. Geert Versteeg, Procede Group BVG7.3 A CASE STUDY OF PErFOrMANCE, COST & FEASIBILITY OF A CO2 CAPTUrE-rEADY COAL POWEr PLANTEric Grol, Energy Analyst, U.S. Department of Energy/National Energy Technology Laboratory; Steve Herron & Paul Myles, Worley ParsonsG7.4 FUNDING MECHANISMS ADDrESSING THE LONG-TErM LIABILITY OF CCS ACTIVITIESTerry Unger, Associate, ICF International; Kerry Schlichting G7.5 EVALUATION OF ADVANCED SOLVENTS & OTHEr COMPETING TECHNOLOGIES FOr CO2 CAPTUrE FrOM FOSSIL FUEL-FIrED SYSTEMSBrandon Pavlish, Research Manager, Energy & Environmental Research Center University of North Dakota, Nathan Fiala & John KayG7.6 NEUMANN SYSTEMS GrOUP’S ADVANCED CArBON CAPTUrE SYSTEM FOr COAL-FIrED POWEr PLANTSDr. Andrew Awtry, Principal Investigator; Jacob Kershman, Chemist, Neumann Systems; Wally Westlake, Andrew Awtry & Robert FredellG8. CCS IIG8.1 POST-COMBUSTION CO2 CAPTUrE & THE rELATIVE BENEFITS OF SOLID SOrBENTSMartin Dillon, Project Manager, ADA-ES, Inc.; Holly Krutka, Travis Starns & Sharon SjostromG8.2 500 MTPD COAL-FIrED CO2 CAPTUrE PrOJECT UPDATE, INCLUDING MHI AMINE EMISSION rEDUCTION TECHNOLOGY & HEAT INTEGrATION SYSTEMTiffany Wu, Process Engineer, Steven Holton, Dir. Business Development, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc.; Steven Holton, Tatsuya Tsujiuchi, Takahito Yonekawa, & Paul Wood, MHIA; Takuya Hirata, HiromitsuG8.3 CArBON CAPTUrE & STOrAGE AT NATUrAL GAS COMBINED CYCLE POWEr PLANTS IN CALIFOrNIAJulian Isham, Geology Manager, Shaw E&IG8.4 THE PLAINS CO2 rEDUCTION (PCOr) PArTNErSHIP: A rEGIONAL CArBON SEQUESTrATION PArTNErSHIP IN THE INTErIOr PLAINS OF NOrTH AMErICAWesley Peck, Research Manager, Energy & Environmental Research Center; E. Steadman, J. Harju, C. Gorecki, L. Botnen, D. Daly, M. Jensen, S. Smith, J. Sorensen, J. Hamling, R. Klapperich & K. AnagnostG8.5 EVALUATION OF CO2 CAPTUrE FrOM EXISTING COAL FIrED PLANTS BY HYBrID SOrPTION USING SOLID SOrBENTS (CACHYS™)Nicholas Lentz, Associate Director for Energy Technology Applications, University of North Dakotal; Charles K. Thumbi, Daniel A. Laudal & Steven A. Benson, UND; Srivats Srinivasachar, Envergex LLCG8.6 HITACHI’S CArBON DIOXIDE SCrUBBING TECHNOLOGY WITH H3-1 ABSOrBENT FOr COAL FIrED POWEr PLANTSEiji Miyamoto, Engineering Researcher, Babcock-Hitachi K.K.; Koichi Yokoyama, Shigehito Takamoto, Hirofumi Kikkawa, Toshio Katsube, Jun Shimamura (Babcock-Hitachi K.K.), Song Wu, Sandhya Eswaran (Hitachi Power Systems America, Ltd.)CANCELED - G8.7 INTEGrATION OF SHALE GAS PrODUCTION WITH CCSJinsheng Wang, Research Scientist, CanmetENERGY, Natural Resources Canada; David Ryan, Edward J. Anthony, Andrew WigstonH1. ALGAEH1.1 WATEr SUSTAINABILITY THrOUGH THE USE OF AN ALGAE-BASED ADVANCED BIOLOGICAL TrEATMENTRick Johnson, Director, Business Development, AlgEvolveH1.2 UTILIZATION OF LIQUID EFFLUENT FrOM AN ANAErOBIC DIGESTEr (DLE) AS A NUTrIENT SOUrCE FOr ALGAE GrOWTHGreg Karr, Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Jennifer Jackman, Scott Shore & Kristine KrebsH1.3 ENErGY & WATEr rESOUrCE EFFICIENT PrODUCTION OF MICrOALGAE LIPIDSKelsey Price, Student Researcher, University of New Hampshire; Ihab FaragH1.4 ALGAE GrOWTH IN PHOTOBIOrEACTOrS USING A rEMOVABLE JACkET OF COLOrED LEDSDaniel Eltringham, Student Researcher, University of New Hampshire; Marian Elmoraghy & Ihab FaragH1.5 CLIMATE INDEPENDENT FOOD PrODUCTION WITH ALGAEMark Edwards, Professor, ASUH2. BIOFUELS / ETHANOL / BIODIESELH2.1 EVALUATION OF AS-rECEIVED & PrETrEATED NOrTHEAST BIOMASS FOr PrODUCTION OF BIOFUELS & VALUE-ADDED PrODUCTSNii Ofei Mante, Research Associate - Thermochemical Conversion Research, Brookhaven National Laboratory; Thomas E. Amidon & Timothy A. Volk (1) & Suresh P. Babu (2)H2.2 CATALYTIC CONVErSION OF SYNTHESIS GAS INTO FUEL ETHANOLGirish Srinivas, Principal Engineer, TDA Research, Inc.; Michael V. Mundschau, Erik W. Andersen, Steven D. Dietz, Brady J. Clapsaddle & Steven C. GebhardH 2.3 CArBON CAPTUrE FrOM CEMENT FLUE GAS & CONVErSION OF CArBON TO NEW VALUE IN BIOPLASTICSJohn Kline, Principal, John Kline Consulting; Brian Sefton & Shannon LaGuardia, Oakbio Inc.H2.4 POST ELECTION POLITICS & CELLULOSIC ETHANOL DEVELOPMENTChristopher Standlee, Executive Vice President, Abengoa BioenergyH2.5 STATISTICAL OPTIMIZATION OF ENZYMATIC HYDrOLYSIS OF OIL PALM TrUNk FOr PrODUCTION OF GLUCOSE, XYLOSE & ETHANOLPongsak Noparat, Student, Department of Industrial Biotechnology, Faculty of Agro-Industry, Prince of Songkla University; Sompong O-Thong, Poonsuk PrasertsanH2.6 UTILIZATION OF AN AIr BLANkET TO kEEP BIODIESEL DrYScott Grossbauer, Global Sales Manager, Donaldson CompanyH3. BIOMASS/ COFIrING IN POWEr PLANTSH3.1 EUCALYPTUS PLANTATIONS IN FLOrIDA USA: ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF BIO-ENErGY & CArBON SEQUESTrATION POTENTIALJeff Wright, Manager, Hardwood Development, ArborGen IncH3.2 INNOVATIONS IN FLUIDIZED BED TECHNOLOGY: IMPrOVING EFFICIENCY WITH INBED HEAT TrANSFEr & STAGED GASIFICATIONPatrick Travis, Business Development Manager, Outotec Energy ProductsH3.3 PrODUCTION & PrOPErTIES OF SOLID FUELS FrOM HYDrOTHErMAL CArBONIZATION (HTC) OF LIGNO-CELLULOSIC BIOMASSS. Kent Hoekman, Research Professor, Desert Research Institute; Larry Felix, Gas Technology Institute; Grady Coble, Parker Towing Company H3.4 ZErO WASTE POWEr PLANTS USING PLASMA GASIFICATION TECHNOLOGYLouis Circeo, Chief Scientist, Applied Plasma Arc Technologies, LLCH3.5 GIANT kING GrASS AS AN ENErGY CrOP IN THE UNITED STATESCarl Kukkonen, CEO, VIASPACE Inc.7:30AM - 9:30AM7:30AM - 9:30AMMonday | February 3 Co-ChairCo-ChairJulian IshamCo-ChairSteve Fine Co-ChairMartin DillonSession Sponsor and Co-Chair Jonathan CarleySession Sponsor and Co-ChairCo-ChairAndrew Van HornWednesday | February 41PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM10AM - 12PMTuesday | February 4 25Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 26 ©Track room 222B|ALTERNATIVE FUEL TECHNOLOGIES| H Trackroom 222B |ALTERNATIVE FUEL TECHNOLOGIES| HH4. BIOMASS - MSW/ LFG CASE STUDY: CHALLENGES OF PErMITTING LANDFILL GAS TO ENErGY PrOJECTSThomas Durham, Sr. Environmental Engineer, DTE Biomass Energy; Michael Kotyk, DTE Biomass Energy; Christopher Locke, Farella Braun + Martel; Steven Branoff, Environ CorpTANANA rIVEr SCHOOL DISTrICTS - CONVErTING WOOD INTO HEAT & EDUCATIONAL DOLLArSArthur Nash, Assistant Energy Extension Professor, University of Alaska Cooperative Extension; Daisy HuangIMPACTS OF U.S. BIOFUEL MANDATES ON ENVIrONMENTAL & ENErGY SECUrITYMohammad Alshawaf, Grad Student, Umass BostonH5. BIOGAS / LANDFILL GAS(M) ONLINE, DIrECT MEASUrEMENT OF VOLATILE SILOXANES IN ANAErOBIC DIGESTEr & LANDFILL GASES BY GAS CHrOMATOGrAPHY WITH MASS SPECTrOMETrIC DETECTIONRandall Bramston-Cook, Principal, Lotus Consulting; Edward Bramston-CookCALIBrATION STANDArDS FOr MEASUrEMENT OF VOLATILE SILOXANES IN ANAErOBIC DIGESTEr & LANDFILL GASESEdward Bramston-Cook, Technical Director, Lotus Consulting; Randall Bramston-Cook, Lotus Consulting; Santos Puente, VICI MetronicsH6. ALGAE(M) EFFECTS OF DISSOLVED INOrGANIC CArBON & MIXING ON AUTOTrOPHIC GrOWTH OF CHLOrELLA VULGArISJoo-Youp Lee, Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati; Jinsoo Kim(M) FACTOrS AFFECTING AUTOTrOPHIC GrOWTH OF CHLOrELLA VULGArIS: DISSOLVED INOrGANIC CArBON & LIGHTJoo-Youp Lee, Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati; Jinsoo KimEmily ViauSurendra Saxena&Brian StuverCo-Chairs Chris Zygar-licke&Harrison ClayH7. ALTErNATIVE FUEL & FLEET MANAGEMENT(M) MEASUrEMENT OF GASEOUS IMPUrITIES IN HYDrOGEN FUELRandall Bramston-Cook, Principal, Lotus Consulting; Edward Bramston-Cook, Lotus Consulting; David Blekhman, PhD, California State University Los AngalesNATUrAL GAS VEHICLES: ADDrESSING THE INFrASTrUCTUrE CHALLENGERobert Kaineg, Senior Associate, Charles River Associates H8. COAL & NATUrAL GAS MODIFICATIONSH4. BIO & WASTE ENErGYH4.1 PErMITTING A NEW & INNOVATIVE WASTE CONVErSION TECHNOLOGY IN NEW JErSEYAlan Sawyer, Managing Director, NRG Energy, Inc.; Greg Seher, Atlantic County Utilities Authority; Marcus Scrimgeour & Greg McCarran, SCS Engineers, PC H4.2 BrINGING BIOGAS TECHNOLOGY TO OrGANIC WASTE MArkETS IN THE USEmily Viau, CEO, Bioenergy Frontiers, IncH4.3 PArTNErING WITH COAL: PrOGrESS, OPPOrTUNITIES & CHALLENGES WITH MSW-DErIVED FUELSMark Hall, Executive Vice President, Lakeside Energy/Dongara; Melissa Hillman, Trinity ConsultantsH4.4 SUSTAINABILITY IN AN UrBAN ENVIrONMENT THrOUGH ANAErOBIC DIGESTIONJohn McDowell, Project Manager, Eisenmann CorporationH4.5 COOL PLASMA GASIFICATIONKris Skrinak, President, adaptiveARC, Inc.H5. BIOGAS & MSWH5.1 BIOMETHANE VEHICLE FUELTyler Henn, President, Clean Energy Renewable FuelsH5.2 BIOCHAr. A SOLUTION FOr SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENTRicardo Aguirre, Director of Stormwater Engineering, CVL ConsultantsH5.3 DISTrIBUTED-SCALE BIOMASS GASIFICATION POWErChris Zygarlicke, Deputy Associate Director for Research, Energy & Environmental Research CenterH5.4 BIOCHAr UTILIZATION IN AN INTEGrATED SYSTEM FOr BIOENErGY CrOP PrODUCTION & CArBON SEQUESTrATIONGreg Karr, Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Andrew Miller, Ryan Krause & Donnie Bowman, MRIGlobal; Nathan Nelson & Arthur Fink, Kansas State UniversityH5.5 COOL PLASMA GASIFICATIONKris Skrinak, President, adaptiveARC, IncH5.6 MANAGING YOUr WASTE VENDOrS TO AVOID CErCLA LIAIBLITY, EMBArrASSMENT (Or BOTH)Jeffrey Sacre, Executive Director, CHWMEG, Inc.H6. BIOMASS - MSW/ LFG H6.1 ENErGY FrOM MUNICIPAL SOILD WASTE WITH ZErO CArBON EMISSIONSurendra Saxena, Professor, CleanHydro-InnovisionH6.2 CASE STUDIES DEMONSTrATING VIABLE LFG BENEFICIAL USE PrOJECTS AT SMALL LANDFILLSBrian Stuver, Client Service Manager, Joyce EngineeringH6.3 LANDFILL GAS-TO-ENErGY: SOLUTION Or PrOBLEM?Jim Stewart, Sierra Club California Energy-Climate Committee; Mike Ewall, Energy Justice NetworkH6.4 BIO4ENErGY - A BIOrEFINErY INITIATIVEStellan Marklund, Professor, Umeå University7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 5 Co-ChairMark EdwardsCo-ChairRick JohnsonCo-ChairJohn KlineCo-ChairAlan SawyerCo-ChairCo-ChairsCo-Chairs Jeff Wright & S. Kent HoekmanCo-Chair Girish SrinivasTuesday | February 410AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM10AM - 12PMTrack room 222B|ALTERNATIVE FUEL TECHNOLOGIES| H Trackroom 222B |ALTERNATIVE FUEL TECHNOLOGIES| HH4. BIOMASS - MSW/ LFG CASE STUDY: CHALLENGES OF PErMITTING LANDFILL GAS TO ENErGY PrOJECTSThomas Durham, Sr. Environmental Engineer, DTE Biomass Energy; Michael Kotyk, DTE Biomass Energy; Christopher Locke, Farella Braun + Martel; Steven Branoff, Environ CorpTANANA rIVEr SCHOOL DISTrICTS - CONVErTING WOOD INTO HEAT & EDUCATIONAL DOLLArSArthur Nash, Assistant Energy Extension Professor, University of Alaska Cooperative Extension; Daisy HuangIMPACTS OF U.S. BIOFUEL MANDATES ON ENVIrONMENTAL & ENErGY SECUrITYMohammad Alshawaf, Grad Student, Umass BostonH5. BIOGAS / LANDFILL GAS(M) ONLINE, DIrECT MEASUrEMENT OF VOLATILE SILOXANES IN ANAErOBIC DIGESTEr & LANDFILL GASES BY GAS CHrOMATOGrAPHY WITH MASS SPECTrOMETrIC DETECTIONRandall Bramston-Cook, Principal, Lotus Consulting; Edward Bramston-CookCALIBrATION STANDArDS FOr MEASUrEMENT OF VOLATILE SILOXANES IN ANAErOBIC DIGESTEr & LANDFILL GASESEdward Bramston-Cook, Technical Director, Lotus Consulting; Randall Bramston-Cook, Lotus Consulting; Santos Puente, VICI MetronicsH6. ALGAE(M) EFFECTS OF DISSOLVED INOrGANIC CArBON & MIXING ON AUTOTrOPHIC GrOWTH OF CHLOrELLA VULGArISJoo-Youp Lee, Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati; Jinsoo Kim(M) FACTOrS AFFECTING AUTOTrOPHIC GrOWTH OF CHLOrELLA VULGArIS: DISSOLVED INOrGANIC CArBON & LIGHTJoo-Youp Lee, Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati; Jinsoo KimEmily ViauSurendra Saxena&Brian StuverCo-Chairs Chris Zygar-licke&Harrison ClayH7. ALTErNATIVE FUEL & FLEET MANAGEMENT(M) MEASUrEMENT OF GASEOUS IMPUrITIES IN HYDrOGEN FUELRandall Bramston-Cook, Principal, Lotus Consulting; Edward Bramston-Cook, Lotus Consulting; David Blekhman, PhD, California State University Los AngalesNATUrAL GAS VEHICLES: ADDrESSING THE INFrASTrUCTUrE CHALLENGERobert Kaineg, Senior Associate, Charles River Associates H8. COAL & NATUrAL GAS MODIFICATIONSH4. BIO & WASTE ENErGYH4.1 PErMITTING A NEW & INNOVATIVE WASTE CONVErSION TECHNOLOGY IN NEW JErSEYAlan Sawyer, Managing Director, NRG Energy, Inc.; Greg Seher, Atlantic County Utilities Authority; Marcus Scrimgeour & Greg McCarran, SCS Engineers, PC H4.2 BrINGING BIOGAS TECHNOLOGY TO OrGANIC WASTE MArkETS IN THE USEmily Viau, CEO, Bioenergy Frontiers, IncH4.3 PArTNErING WITH COAL: PrOGrESS, OPPOrTUNITIES & CHALLENGES WITH MSW-DErIVED FUELSMark Hall, Executive Vice President, Lakeside Energy/Dongara; Melissa Hillman, Trinity ConsultantsH4.4 SUSTAINABILITY IN AN UrBAN ENVIrONMENT THrOUGH ANAErOBIC DIGESTIONJohn McDowell, Project Manager, Eisenmann CorporationH4.5 COOL PLASMA GASIFICATIONKris Skrinak, President, adaptiveARC, Inc.H5. BIOGAS & MSWH5.1 BIOMETHANE VEHICLE FUELTyler Henn, President, Clean Energy Renewable FuelsH5.2 BIOCHAr. A SOLUTION FOr SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENTRicardo Aguirre, Director of Stormwater Engineering, CVL ConsultantsH5.3 DISTrIBUTED-SCALE BIOMASS GASIFICATION POWErChris Zygarlicke, Deputy Associate Director for Research, Energy & Environmental Research CenterH5.4 BIOCHAr UTILIZATION IN AN INTEGrATED SYSTEM FOr BIOENErGY CrOP PrODUCTION & CArBON SEQUESTrATIONGreg Karr, Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Andrew Miller, Ryan Krause & Donnie Bowman, MRIGlobal; Nathan Nelson & Arthur Fink, Kansas State UniversityH5.5 COOL PLASMA GASIFICATIONKris Skrinak, President, adaptiveARC, IncH5.6 MANAGING YOUr WASTE VENDOrS TO AVOID CErCLA LIAIBLITY, EMBArrASSMENT (Or BOTH)Jeffrey Sacre, Executive Director, CHWMEG, Inc.H6. BIOMASS - MSW/ LFG H6.1 ENErGY FrOM MUNICIPAL SOILD WASTE WITH ZErO CArBON EMISSIONSurendra Saxena, Professor, CleanHydro-InnovisionH6.2 CASE STUDIES DEMONSTrATING VIABLE LFG BENEFICIAL USE PrOJECTS AT SMALL LANDFILLSBrian Stuver, Client Service Manager, Joyce EngineeringH6.3 LANDFILL GAS-TO-ENErGY: SOLUTION Or PrOBLEM?Jim Stewart, Sierra Club California Energy-Climate Committee; Mike Ewall, Energy Justice NetworkH6.4 BIO4ENErGY - A BIOrEFINErY INITIATIVEStellan Marklund, Professor, Umeå University7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 5 Co-ChairMark EdwardsCo-ChairRick JohnsonCo-ChairJohn KlineCo-ChairAlan SawyerCo-ChairCo-ChairsCo-Chairs Jeff Wright & S. Kent HoekmanCo-Chair Girish SrinivasTuesday | February 410AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM10AM - 12PM27Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 28 ©Track room 222C|SUSTAINABILITY & WATER| Trackroom 222C |SUSTAINABILITY & WATER|I II1. ENErGY SUSTAINABILITYPV TECHNOLOGY FOr SUSTAINABLE ENErGY & ECONOMIC GrOWTHVijay Kapur, President & CEO, ISETArE ENErGY FOrECASTING MODELS DrASTICALLY UNDErSTATING THE NEED FOr NEW BASELOAD GENErATION?Chris Nichols, Analyst, National Energy Technology LaboratorySUSTAINABLE ENErGY IN AMErICA 2013 FACTBOOkLisa Jacobson, President, Business Council for Sustainable Energy; Bloomberg New Energy FinanceENVIrONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: THE FIVE FOrCES ANALYSISDejan Ristic, Energy Systems Engineer - Gr. Leader, Argonne National LaboratoryCOMPArATIVE ANALYSIS OF BEST-IN-CLASS UTILITIESLee Matthews, Sr. Mgr Env. Systems & Analysis, TVAADVANCING SUSTAINABILITY IN THE ELECTrIC UTILITY SUPPLY CHAINBarbara Gomez, Vice President & Chief Procurement Offi cer, APS; Jane Male, Electric Utility Industry Sustainable Supply Chain Alliance I2. SUSTAINABILITY PrOJECTSSUSTAINABILITY PrOJECT BASED LEArNING MODEL & USING THE CrOSS-FUNCTIONAL TEAM APPrOACHThomas Miller, President, ZMassociates Environmental Corporation; Tamara Sicard, PhDkILL THE CUP: WASTE rEDUCTION AT COFFEE SHOPSDrew Beal, Co-Founder & Executive Director, Social Ventures for Sustainability; Mike TaylorABUNDANCE: PrODUCING FOOD & FUEL WITH NET ZErO WATErMark Edwards, Professor, Arizona State UniversityTHE “LIVING LANDFILL”A DESIGN FOr SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENTScott Sanders, VP Strategic Innovation, Wyle, Inc.; Keith CobleSUSTAINABILITY 2.0Evan Birenbaum, Program Manager, Southern California EdisonI3. WASTEWATEr MANAGEMENTPOWEr PLANT WASTEWATEr MANAGEMENT - FOCUS ON ZLDBernard Duesel, VP Technology Dept., Heartland Technology Partners, LLC; Craig ClerkinSUSTAINABLE WASTEWATEr TrEATMENT SOLUTION PrOVIDES ENErGY rEDUCTION & IMPrOVED NUTrIENT rEMOVALBulbul Ahmed, Research & Development Manager, In-Pipe Technology Company, Inc.; Andrew Newbold, In-Pipe Technology Company, Inc.PErFOrMANCE EVALUATION OF A VOrTEX GENErATING MEMBrANE FOr FLUE GAS DESULFUrIZATION WASTEWATEr TrEATMENTBehrang Pakzadeh Senior Civil & Environmental Engineer, Southern Research Institute; J. Wos & J. Renew, P.E., Southern Research Institute; J. H. Min, Ph.D., C. Wardle, J. Kim, Ph.D. & H. Hwang, Ph.D., BKT; R. Breckenridge, EPRI; J. Teng, Southern Company ServicesGETTING rEADY FOr ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE - SOFTENING OF FGD WASTEWATErKenneth Braunstein, P.E., Consulting Process Engineer - Water/Wastewater Treatment, URS Corporation; Michael Riffe & Dave Berger, Siemens Industry Inc., Water Technologies(M) THE POTENTIAL rOLES OF NATIONAL MArINE FISHErIES & US FISH & WILDLIFE SErVICES IN WATEr rESOUrCES PErMITTING OF POWEr PLANTSMark Gerath, Principal Scientist - Water Resources, ECT; Andy Flajole, NextEra Energy; John Burnett, HDR; Steve Cibik, ECTEFFECTIVE TrEATMENT FOr ZEBrA MUSSELSDavid Provence, Envirochemical Supervisor, OG&E EnergyGreg OdegardMike PrestonJohn OsterI4. 316BTECHNOLOGY CONSIDErATIONS FOr 316(B) IMPINGEMENT MOrTALITY COMPLIANCE ALTErNATIVESGregory Allen, Director of Environmental & Engineering Services, AldenCOMPLYING WITH EPA’S NEW 316(B) rULE - IMPLICATIONS FOr ELECTrIC UTILITIESSteve Gruber, Project Manager, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co. Inc.; Gregory HowickPOTENTIAL IMPACTS OF 316(B) rEGULATOrY CONTrOLS & THEIr AFFECTS ON EXISTING POWEr PLANT COOLINGBrett DeRousse, National Account Manager, IntraloxUPDATE ON THE 316B WATEr INTAkE rULEGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science & TechnologyEPrI FISH PrOTECTION rESEArCH IN CONTEXT WITH FINAL 316(B) rEQUIrEMENTSDavid Bailey, Senior Project Manager, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)IMPACT OF FUTUrE CLIMATE CHANGE, CLIMATE POLICY, & rEQUIrEMENTS FOr ADVANCED COOLING SYSTEMS ON THE ENErGY-WATEr NEXUS FOr THErMAL POWEr PLANT SITINGJennie Rice, Senior Research Scientist, Pacifi c Northwest National Laboratory; L Clarke, M Hejazi, M Huang, R Leung, H Li, M Kintner-Meyer, P Kyle, S Morris, T Seiple, N Voisin, N ZuljevicI5. WATEr SUSTAINABILITYDYNAMIC PrOCESS MODELING OF WATEr AT POWEr PLANTSJason Curl, Senior Technologist, CH2M HILL; Kristen JenkinsIMET, SUSTAINABLE WASTEWATEr rECOVErY & rE-USE TECHNOLOGYMehmet Gencer, CEO, IMET Corporation; Paul ZakriskiINTEGrATION OF ADVANCED BIOLOGICAL NUTrIENT rECOVErY™ FOr USE IN SUSTAINABLE WATEr rEUSE APPLICATIONSRick Johnson, Vice President, Business Development, Clearas Water Recovery TAPPING INTO HIDDEN CAPITAL FOr INFrASTrUCTUrE rENEWALDave Robinson, Sales Engineer, HoneywellI6. WATEr & ELECTrIC UTILITIESFGD SCrUBBEr WASTEWATEr ZLD SOLID WASTE CHArACTErIZATION & DISPOSAL OPTIONSKirk Ellison, Research Scientist, Southern Company ServicesSECONDArY CONTAINMENT AT LArGEST US SOLAr PrOJECTJamie Aderhold, VP, C.I. Agent StormWater SolutionsMHI’S SIMPLE ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE & SOLID WASTE STABILIZATION SYSTEM FOr FGD WASETWATErShintaro Honjo, Research & New Technologies Eng. Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc.; M. Ito, N. Inaba & S. Sugita, T. Ushiku, T. Nagayasu, T. Fukuda & S. KagawaAN UPDATE OF THE ELECTrIC UTILITY’S WATEr rESEArCH CENTErJeff Wilson Waste & Water R&D Manager, Southern CompanyANTICIPATING COMING rEGULATOrY CHANGESKristen Jenkins, Senior Technologist, CH2M HILLWASTEWATEr TrEATMENT & ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE TECHNOLOGIES - OVErVIEW & NEW TECHNOLOGYGordon Maller, Senior Project Manager, URS Corporation, Process TechnologiesrEVOLUTIONArY NEW PATENT INCrEASES POWEr PLANT EFFICIENCY & PrESErVES COOLING WATEr TEMPErATUrESVince Marshall, Chief Engineer, Cherokee EnergyI1. ENErGY SUSTAINABILITYI1.1 rENEWABLE ENErGY - SHOW ME THE GrEENGreg Odegard, Consultant, GO EnvironmentalI1.2 GrEEN CLAIMS & GrEENWASHING - THE GrASS rEALLY GrEENEr?Charles Franklin, Senior Counsel, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & FeldI1.3 SUSTAINABLE ENErGY FUTUrES: DEVELOPMENT & APPLICATION OF A STrATEGIC ENVIrONMENTAL ASSESSMENT PrOCESS FOr ELECTrICITY SECTOr PLANNINGLisa White, Environmental Engineer, Clifton Associates Ltd.; Bram Noble, University of Saskatchewan I1.4 YESAB - THE YUkON WAYKen McKinnon, Executive Committee Member, Yukon Environmental & Socio-Economic Assessment BoardI1.5 COLLABOrATIVE ADVANCEMENT OF SUSTAINABILITY IN THE ELECTrIC POWEr INDUSTrYAndrew Coleman, Marketing Mgr. Environ & Renewables, EPRI; Todd Maki, Jessica FoxI2. SUSTAINABILITY PrOJECTSI2.1 SUSTAINING THE LIFE OF A HISTOrIC STrUCTUrE: rEMEDIATION OF THE NV ENErGY ELkO, NEVADA POWErHOUSE USING OZONE OXIDATIONEdward Handl, Division Manager, JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc.; Jason Benson, NV EnergyI2.2 CrEATING THE MINDSET OF SUSTAINABILITYWarren Te Bruuge, CEO & Founder, Manzimvula Ventures, Inc.I2.3 EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT & PrOJECT INVESTMENTS: CrEATING A SUSTAINABILITY CONTINUUMDevin Hodge, Sustainability Program Manager, Argonne National LaboratoryI2.4 WIrE & CABLE EFFICIENCYEvan Birenbaum, Program Manager, Southern California Edison; Carol Godfrey, SouthwireI2.5 WASTE CONVErSION, AB32 & SUSTAINABILITYLara Helfer, Southern California Impact Assessment Practice Lead, ERMI4. 316BI4.1 SELECTION OF BEST TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE FOr 316(B) COMPLIANCEDavid Bailey, Sr. Project Manager, EPRII4.2 EPA’S PrOPOSED EFFLUENT GUIDELINES & 316(B) rULES – OPErATING IN THE MIDST OF UNCErTAINTYAveril Edwards, Associate, Winston & Strawn LLPI4.3 A NEW LOOk AT THE 316(B) COOLING WATEr INTAkE rULE - NOW WHAT?Manitia Moultrie, U. S. Power Sector Leader, Golder AssociatesI4.4 WHAT DO EPA’S NEW 316(B) COOLING WATEr INTAkE STrUCTUrE rEGULATIONS MEAN TO EXISTING POWEr GENErATIONStephen Petron, Global Ecosystem Services Director, CH2M HILL; Christopher WigginsI4.5 STrATEGIES FOr COMPLIANCE WITH UPCOMING 316(B) rEQUIrEMENTSErik Heinen, Sr. Scientist, Environmental Consulting & Technology; Mark Gerath & Steve CibikI4.6 COMPArISON OF ENTrAINMENT AT ADJACENT INTAkES WITH & WITHOUT LArGE SLOT-WIDTH WEDGE-WIrE SCrEENS: A CASE FOr WEDGE-WIrE SCrEENS TO rEDUCE ENTrAINMENT Robert Blye, Vice President, Normandeau Associates, Inc; Paul L Harmon & Brian Lees, Normandeau; Robert Matty, Exelon Power; Jason Kinnel, Veritas Economic ConsultingI5. WATEr SUSTAINABILITYI5.1 DEVELOPMENT OF POTENTIAL GAME CHANGING COOLING TECHNOLOGIES FOr POWEr PLANT WATEr CONSErVATIONJessica Shi, Sr. Project Manager, Electric Power Research Institute; Sean BushartI5.2 USE OF NON-DISINFECTED MUNICIPAL EFFLUENTJohn Oster, Water Engineer, CH2M HILL; Charlie Nichols I5.3 COMMErICAL ENErGY EFFICIENT WASTEWATEr TrEATMENT & WATEr rEUSE - IMET TECHNOLOGYMehmet A. Gencer, CEO, IMET CorporationI5.4 ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE FOr COMPLIANCEKristen Jenkins, Global Technology Lead - Industrial Water, CH2MHILL; Thomas HigginsI5.5 NEW AErATOr FOr WASTE LAGOONSJim Dartez, President, Reliant Water TechnologiesI5.6 USE MUNICIPAL rECLAIM WATEr & HIGH CYCLES OF CONCENTrATION FOr COOLING TOWErS - SAVE WATEr & ENErGY - BUT WAIT, THErE’S MOrE.... Ivan Cooper, Principal, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.I6. WATEr & ELECTrIC UTILITIESI6.1 UNDErSTANDING THE ENErGY/WATEr NEXUS & DEVELOPING CONSENSUS-BASED SOLUTIONSMary Doyle Kenkel, Executive Director, Center to Advance Energy & Water ManagementI6.2 MHI’S SIMPLE ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE SYSTEM FOr WET FGDShintaro Honjo, Research & New Technologies Engineering Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc.; M. Ito, N. Inaba, & S. Sugita, MHI America, Inc.; T. Ushiku, T. Nagayasu, T. Fukuda & S. Kagawa, MHI, Ltd.I6.3 AN OVErVIEW OF THE WATEr rESEArCH CENTErJeff Wilson, Principal Research Engineer, Southern Company; Richard Breckinridge EPRI; Jay Wos SRII6.4 DESIGN & OPErATIONAL CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH CONDITIONINGZachry Bahr, Mechanical Engineer, Burns & McDonnellI6.5 WATEr rISk & OPPOrTUNITY FOr ELECTrIC UTILITIESPeter Flaherty, Sr. Engineer, ERM; Skelly Holmbeck I6.6 IMPINGEMENT MONITOrING & MODELING AT 15 POWEr PLANTS ON THE OHIO rIVErGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science, & Technology; Ron King, Joe Vondruska, Doug DixonI6.7 ADDrESSING THE NEW EFFLUENT STANDArDS THrOUGH PLANT-WIDE MANAGEMENTAndrew Byers, Associate VP, Black & Veatch; Mike Preston1PM - 3PM7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 4Tuesday | February 4 Co-Chair Andrew ColemanCo-Chair Jessica ShiYolanda PaganoStephen Petron Session Sponsor and Co-ChairDavid BaileyCo-ChairSession Sponsors and Co-ChairsJeff WilsonCo-Chairs Warren Te Bruuge&Edward HandlMonday | February 310AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTrack room 222C|SUSTAINABILITY & WATER| Trackroom 222C |SUSTAINABILITY & WATER|I II1. ENErGY SUSTAINABILITYPV TECHNOLOGY FOr SUSTAINABLE ENErGY & ECONOMIC GrOWTHVijay Kapur, President & CEO, ISETArE ENErGY FOrECASTING MODELS DrASTICALLY UNDErSTATING THE NEED FOr NEW BASELOAD GENErATION?Chris Nichols, Analyst, National Energy Technology LaboratorySUSTAINABLE ENErGY IN AMErICA 2013 FACTBOOkLisa Jacobson, President, Business Council for Sustainable Energy; Bloomberg New Energy FinanceENVIrONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: THE FIVE FOrCES ANALYSISDejan Ristic, Energy Systems Engineer - Gr. Leader, Argonne National LaboratoryCOMPArATIVE ANALYSIS OF BEST-IN-CLASS UTILITIESLee Matthews, Sr. Mgr Env. Systems & Analysis, TVAADVANCING SUSTAINABILITY IN THE ELECTrIC UTILITY SUPPLY CHAINBarbara Gomez, Vice President & Chief Procurement Offi cer, APS; Jane Male, Electric Utility Industry Sustainable Supply Chain Alliance I2. SUSTAINABILITY PrOJECTSSUSTAINABILITY PrOJECT BASED LEArNING MODEL & USING THE CrOSS-FUNCTIONAL TEAM APPrOACHThomas Miller, President, ZMassociates Environmental Corporation; Tamara Sicard, PhDkILL THE CUP: WASTE rEDUCTION AT COFFEE SHOPSDrew Beal, Co-Founder & Executive Director, Social Ventures for Sustainability; Mike TaylorABUNDANCE: PrODUCING FOOD & FUEL WITH NET ZErO WATErMark Edwards, Professor, Arizona State UniversityTHE “LIVING LANDFILL”A DESIGN FOr SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENTScott Sanders, VP Strategic Innovation, Wyle, Inc.; Keith CobleSUSTAINABILITY 2.0Evan Birenbaum, Program Manager, Southern California EdisonI3. WASTEWATEr MANAGEMENTPOWEr PLANT WASTEWATEr MANAGEMENT - FOCUS ON ZLDBernard Duesel, VP Technology Dept., Heartland Technology Partners, LLC; Craig ClerkinSUSTAINABLE WASTEWATEr TrEATMENT SOLUTION PrOVIDES ENErGY rEDUCTION & IMPrOVED NUTrIENT rEMOVALBulbul Ahmed, Research & Development Manager, In-Pipe Technology Company, Inc.; Andrew Newbold, In-Pipe Technology Company, Inc.PErFOrMANCE EVALUATION OF A VOrTEX GENErATING MEMBrANE FOr FLUE GAS DESULFUrIZATION WASTEWATEr TrEATMENTBehrang Pakzadeh Senior Civil & Environmental Engineer, Southern Research Institute; J. Wos & J. Renew, P.E., Southern Research Institute; J. H. Min, Ph.D., C. Wardle, J. Kim, Ph.D. & H. Hwang, Ph.D., BKT; R. Breckenridge, EPRI; J. Teng, Southern Company ServicesGETTING rEADY FOr ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE - SOFTENING OF FGD WASTEWATErKenneth Braunstein, P.E., Consulting Process Engineer - Water/Wastewater Treatment, URS Corporation; Michael Riffe & Dave Berger, Siemens Industry Inc., Water Technologies(M) THE POTENTIAL rOLES OF NATIONAL MArINE FISHErIES & US FISH & WILDLIFE SErVICES IN WATEr rESOUrCES PErMITTING OF POWEr PLANTSMark Gerath, Principal Scientist - Water Resources, ECT; Andy Flajole, NextEra Energy; John Burnett, HDR; Steve Cibik, ECTEFFECTIVE TrEATMENT FOr ZEBrA MUSSELSDavid Provence, Envirochemical Supervisor, OG&E EnergyGreg OdegardMike PrestonJohn OsterI4. 316BTECHNOLOGY CONSIDErATIONS FOr 316(B) IMPINGEMENT MOrTALITY COMPLIANCE ALTErNATIVESGregory Allen, Director of Environmental & Engineering Services, AldenCOMPLYING WITH EPA’S NEW 316(B) rULE - IMPLICATIONS FOr ELECTrIC UTILITIESSteve Gruber, Project Manager, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co. Inc.; Gregory HowickPOTENTIAL IMPACTS OF 316(B) rEGULATOrY CONTrOLS & THEIr AFFECTS ON EXISTING POWEr PLANT COOLINGBrett DeRousse, National Account Manager, IntraloxUPDATE ON THE 316B WATEr INTAkE rULEGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science & TechnologyEPrI FISH PrOTECTION rESEArCH IN CONTEXT WITH FINAL 316(B) rEQUIrEMENTSDavid Bailey, Senior Project Manager, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)IMPACT OF FUTUrE CLIMATE CHANGE, CLIMATE POLICY, & rEQUIrEMENTS FOr ADVANCED COOLING SYSTEMS ON THE ENErGY-WATEr NEXUS FOr THErMAL POWEr PLANT SITINGJennie Rice, Senior Research Scientist, Pacifi c Northwest National Laboratory; L Clarke, M Hejazi, M Huang, R Leung, H Li, M Kintner-Meyer, P Kyle, S Morris, T Seiple, N Voisin, N ZuljevicI5. WATEr SUSTAINABILITYDYNAMIC PrOCESS MODELING OF WATEr AT POWEr PLANTSJason Curl, Senior Technologist, CH2M HILL; Kristen JenkinsIMET, SUSTAINABLE WASTEWATEr rECOVErY & rE-USE TECHNOLOGYMehmet Gencer, CEO, IMET Corporation; Paul ZakriskiINTEGrATION OF ADVANCED BIOLOGICAL NUTrIENT rECOVErY™ FOr USE IN SUSTAINABLE WATEr rEUSE APPLICATIONSRick Johnson, Vice President, Business Development, Clearas Water Recovery TAPPING INTO HIDDEN CAPITAL FOr INFrASTrUCTUrE rENEWALDave Robinson, Sales Engineer, HoneywellI6. WATEr & ELECTrIC UTILITIESFGD SCrUBBEr WASTEWATEr ZLD SOLID WASTE CHArACTErIZATION & DISPOSAL OPTIONSKirk Ellison, Research Scientist, Southern Company ServicesSECONDArY CONTAINMENT AT LArGEST US SOLAr PrOJECTJamie Aderhold, VP, C.I. Agent StormWater SolutionsMHI’S SIMPLE ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE & SOLID WASTE STABILIZATION SYSTEM FOr FGD WASETWATErShintaro Honjo, Research & New Technologies Eng. Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc.; M. Ito, N. Inaba & S. Sugita, T. Ushiku, T. Nagayasu, T. Fukuda & S. KagawaAN UPDATE OF THE ELECTrIC UTILITY’S WATEr rESEArCH CENTErJeff Wilson Waste & Water R&D Manager, Southern CompanyANTICIPATING COMING rEGULATOrY CHANGESKristen Jenkins, Senior Technologist, CH2M HILLWASTEWATEr TrEATMENT & ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE TECHNOLOGIES - OVErVIEW & NEW TECHNOLOGYGordon Maller, Senior Project Manager, URS Corporation, Process TechnologiesrEVOLUTIONArY NEW PATENT INCrEASES POWEr PLANT EFFICIENCY & PrESErVES COOLING WATEr TEMPErATUrESVince Marshall, Chief Engineer, Cherokee EnergyI1. ENErGY SUSTAINABILITYI1.1 rENEWABLE ENErGY - SHOW ME THE GrEENGreg Odegard, Consultant, GO EnvironmentalI1.2 GrEEN CLAIMS & GrEENWASHING - THE GrASS rEALLY GrEENEr?Charles Franklin, Senior Counsel, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & FeldI1.3 SUSTAINABLE ENErGY FUTUrES: DEVELOPMENT & APPLICATION OF A STrATEGIC ENVIrONMENTAL ASSESSMENT PrOCESS FOr ELECTrICITY SECTOr PLANNINGLisa White, Environmental Engineer, Clifton Associates Ltd.; Bram Noble, University of Saskatchewan I1.4 YESAB - THE YUkON WAYKen McKinnon, Executive Committee Member, Yukon Environmental & Socio-Economic Assessment BoardI1.5 COLLABOrATIVE ADVANCEMENT OF SUSTAINABILITY IN THE ELECTrIC POWEr INDUSTrYAndrew Coleman, Marketing Mgr. Environ & Renewables, EPRI; Todd Maki, Jessica FoxI2. SUSTAINABILITY PrOJECTSI2.1 SUSTAINING THE LIFE OF A HISTOrIC STrUCTUrE: rEMEDIATION OF THE NV ENErGY ELkO, NEVADA POWErHOUSE USING OZONE OXIDATIONEdward Handl, Division Manager, JBR Environmental Consultants, Inc.; Jason Benson, NV EnergyI2.2 CrEATING THE MINDSET OF SUSTAINABILITYWarren Te Bruuge, CEO & Founder, Manzimvula Ventures, Inc.I2.3 EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT & PrOJECT INVESTMENTS: CrEATING A SUSTAINABILITY CONTINUUMDevin Hodge, Sustainability Program Manager, Argonne National LaboratoryI2.4 WIrE & CABLE EFFICIENCYEvan Birenbaum, Program Manager, Southern California Edison; Carol Godfrey, SouthwireI2.5 WASTE CONVErSION, AB32 & SUSTAINABILITYLara Helfer, Southern California Impact Assessment Practice Lead, ERMI4. 316BI4.1 SELECTION OF BEST TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE FOr 316(B) COMPLIANCEDavid Bailey, Sr. Project Manager, EPRII4.2 EPA’S PrOPOSED EFFLUENT GUIDELINES & 316(B) rULES – OPErATING IN THE MIDST OF UNCErTAINTYAveril Edwards, Associate, Winston & Strawn LLPI4.3 A NEW LOOk AT THE 316(B) COOLING WATEr INTAkE rULE - NOW WHAT?Manitia Moultrie, U. S. Power Sector Leader, Golder AssociatesI4.4 WHAT DO EPA’S NEW 316(B) COOLING WATEr INTAkE STrUCTUrE rEGULATIONS MEAN TO EXISTING POWEr GENErATIONStephen Petron, Global Ecosystem Services Director, CH2M HILL; Christopher WigginsI4.5 STrATEGIES FOr COMPLIANCE WITH UPCOMING 316(B) rEQUIrEMENTSErik Heinen, Sr. Scientist, Environmental Consulting & Technology; Mark Gerath & Steve CibikI4.6 COMPArISON OF ENTrAINMENT AT ADJACENT INTAkES WITH & WITHOUT LArGE SLOT-WIDTH WEDGE-WIrE SCrEENS: A CASE FOr WEDGE-WIrE SCrEENS TO rEDUCE ENTrAINMENT Robert Blye, Vice President, Normandeau Associates, Inc; Paul L Harmon & Brian Lees, Normandeau; Robert Matty, Exelon Power; Jason Kinnel, Veritas Economic ConsultingI5. WATEr SUSTAINABILITYI5.1 DEVELOPMENT OF POTENTIAL GAME CHANGING COOLING TECHNOLOGIES FOr POWEr PLANT WATEr CONSErVATIONJessica Shi, Sr. Project Manager, Electric Power Research Institute; Sean BushartI5.2 USE OF NON-DISINFECTED MUNICIPAL EFFLUENTJohn Oster, Water Engineer, CH2M HILL; Charlie Nichols I5.3 COMMErICAL ENErGY EFFICIENT WASTEWATEr TrEATMENT & WATEr rEUSE - IMET TECHNOLOGYMehmet A. Gencer, CEO, IMET CorporationI5.4 ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE FOr COMPLIANCEKristen Jenkins, Global Technology Lead - Industrial Water, CH2MHILL; Thomas HigginsI5.5 NEW AErATOr FOr WASTE LAGOONSJim Dartez, President, Reliant Water TechnologiesI5.6 USE MUNICIPAL rECLAIM WATEr & HIGH CYCLES OF CONCENTrATION FOr COOLING TOWErS - SAVE WATEr & ENErGY - BUT WAIT, THErE’S MOrE.... Ivan Cooper, Principal, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.I6. WATEr & ELECTrIC UTILITIESI6.1 UNDErSTANDING THE ENErGY/WATEr NEXUS & DEVELOPING CONSENSUS-BASED SOLUTIONSMary Doyle Kenkel, Executive Director, Center to Advance Energy & Water ManagementI6.2 MHI’S SIMPLE ZErO LIQUID DISCHArGE SYSTEM FOr WET FGDShintaro Honjo, Research & New Technologies Engineering Manager, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc.; M. Ito, N. Inaba, & S. Sugita, MHI America, Inc.; T. Ushiku, T. Nagayasu, T. Fukuda & S. Kagawa, MHI, Ltd.I6.3 AN OVErVIEW OF THE WATEr rESEArCH CENTErJeff Wilson, Principal Research Engineer, Southern Company; Richard Breckinridge EPRI; Jay Wos SRII6.4 DESIGN & OPErATIONAL CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH CONDITIONINGZachry Bahr, Mechanical Engineer, Burns & McDonnellI6.5 WATEr rISk & OPPOrTUNITY FOr ELECTrIC UTILITIESPeter Flaherty, Sr. Engineer, ERM; Skelly Holmbeck I6.6 IMPINGEMENT MONITOrING & MODELING AT 15 POWEr PLANTS ON THE OHIO rIVErGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science, & Technology; Ron King, Joe Vondruska, Doug DixonI6.7 ADDrESSING THE NEW EFFLUENT STANDArDS THrOUGH PLANT-WIDE MANAGEMENTAndrew Byers, Associate VP, Black & Veatch; Mike Preston1PM - 3PM7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 4Tuesday | February 4 Co-Chair Andrew ColemanCo-Chair Jessica ShiYolanda PaganoStephen Petron Session Sponsor and Co-ChairDavid BaileyCo-ChairSession Sponsors and Co-ChairsJeff WilsonCo-Chairs Warren Te Bruuge&Edward HandlMonday | February 310AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM3:30PM - 5:30PM29Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 30 ©Track room 222C|SUSTAINABILITY & WATER| Trackroom 223 J|ENERGY EFFICIENCY & MGMT|II7. WATEr - rEGULATOrY UPDATESSUrVIVING NEW EFFLUENT GUIDELINESIvan Cooper, Practice Leader/Principal, Civil & Environmental ConsultantsDOES FINANCIAL ASSUrANCE BELONG IN NEPA?Paul Bailey, Senior Fellow, ICF InternationalIMPLICATIONS OF EPA’S PrOPOSED CLEAN WATEr ACT 316(B) rEGULATIONS ON THE POWEr INDUSTrYKurtis Schlicht, Sr. Consultant, Environmental Resources ManagementTHE IMPACT OF THE CWA ON THE UTILITY INDUSTrYManitia Moultrie, U. S. Power Sector Leader, Golder AssociatesELG: COMPLIANCE STrATEGY rEVIEWSPatricia Scroggin, Process Section Manager- Energy Division, Burns & McDonnell THE IMPOrTANCE OF SITE-SPECIFIC FACTOrS FOr COMPLIANCE WITH THE FINAL 316(B) EXISTING FACILITIES rULEMark Gerath, Prinicipal Scientist - Water Resources, ECT; John Burnett, HDR; Steve Cibik & Erik Heinen, ECT I8. WATEr MANAGEMENTOPTIONS FOr MEETING PrOPOSED EPA EFFLUENT LIMITATION GUIDELINES FOr STEAM GENErATOrSMichael Preston, Chemical Engineer, Black & Veatch(M) LOW COST & HIGH EFFICIENCY WATEr DEMINErALIZATION/DESALINATION SYSTEM FOr POWEr PLANTS USING LOW TEMPErATUrE VACUUM EVAPOrATIONSayan Chakraborti, Senior Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Oguz Capan, Hittite Solar Energy; Martin Smith, MRIGlobalA NEW COMBINED DESALINATION & rEFrIGErATION SYSTEM FOr ENErGY & EXErGY EFFICIENT FrESH WATEr & COOLING GENErATIONIman Janghorban Esfahani, Ph.D student, Kyung Hee University; ChangKyoo Yoo & JeungTai Kim, Kyung Hee UniversityFOrECASTING OF WATEr CrISIS & WATEr rEQUIrEMENTS OF WHEAT CULTIVATED AT THE NOrTHErN WEST COASTAbd Rab El-Nabi Abd El-Hady, Chairman of Dep. Natural Resources & Agric.Eng., Damanhour University; Eamd Fawzy AbdelatyTHE WATEr-POWEr NEXUS: IS THE POWEr SECTOr AN UNTAPPED OPPOrTUNITY FOr WATEr CONSErVATION?Kelly Sanders, Assistant Professor, The University of Southern CaliforniaTHE WATEr rESEArCH CENTEr (WrC) - A rESOUrCE FOr THE INDUSTrYGeorge Offen, Sr. Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute; Richard Breckenridge, EPRI; Jeff Wilson, Southern Company Services; Jay Wos, Jay Renew, & Ben Pakzadeh, Southern Research InstituteI9. WATEr & ELECTrIC UTILITIESSession Sponsor and Co-ChairDouglas DixonCo-Chair Session Sponsor and Co-ChairEngineered SolutionsAGTTMAmerica Greener Technologies CorporationJ1. ENErGY EFFICIENCYAUTOMOTIVE THErMOELECTrIC GENErATOrS & HVACJohn Fairbanks, Technology Development Manager, US Dept of EnergyCUTTING YOUr BOTTOM LINE BY IMPrOVING INDOOr AIr QUALITYRay Markey, Western Region Manager, Dynamic Air Quality SolutonsUTILITY-CONTrACTOr PArTNErSHIPS INCrEASE CONVErSION rATESJason Hanleybrown, CEO, Fast Water Heater CompanyUSING BIG DATA TO ACHIEVE BOTH BrEAD & DEPTH SAVINGSSteven Meyers, President, EnerPathJ2. ENErGY MANAGEMENTPErSUADING MANY CONSUMErS TO UNDErTAkE SUBSTANTIVE DEMAND rEDUCTION ACTIONSV. Rory Jones, President, PlanetEcosystems, Inc.; Steve Malloy(M) HOME ArEA NETWOrkS - CONSTrUCTIVE Or COSTLY?Dale Pennington, Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.ENVIrONMENTAL LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF UTILITY DISTrIBUTION POLESMark Thimons, Director- Construction Sustainability, American Iron and Steel Institute; Keith Killpack, SCS Global ServicesCOMMUNITY SOLAr: THE NEXT GENErATION OF UTILITY GrEEN PrICING PrOGrAMSDan Lieberman, Senior Manager - Utility Partnerships, 3Degrees Inc.rIGHT POrTFOLIO OF rENEWABLE, DEMAND rESPONSE & ENErGY EFFICIENCYPrateek Saxena, VP - Utilities, Tech Mahindra“THIrD MILLENNIUM SCOrE CArD” - GrEEN, LEAN AND CLEAN Vishal Chikhalikar , AVP, Tech Mahindra, Muktha Kartik & Deborah Devadason J3. SMArT GrIDMANAGING FUTUrE GrID DYNAMICS WHILE MINIMIZING GHG EMISSIONS & WATEr USAGEMatthew Fisher, Sales Manager, Wartsila; Mikael BackmanrETHINkING UTILITY CYBEr SECUrITYEamonn McCormick, Senior Director, Alvarez and Marsal; Brian Lenane(M) BUILDING A “SMArT GrID”-- HOW TO GET IT DONEDale Pennington, Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.PrACTICAL CONSIDErATIONS FOr COMMUNICATIONS BACkHAUL SYSTEMSTisha Hayes, Communications Engineer , UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.I7. WATEr SUSTAINABILITYI7.1 CALIFOrNIA STOrM WATEr & rENEWABLE ENErGY & ELECTrIFYING MIXS. Wayne Rosenbaum, Partner, Stoel Rives LLPI7.2 ELECTrIC POWEr rESEArCH INSTITUTE (EPrI) FISH PrOTECTION r&D rEVIEW: FINE MESH (=2.0 MM) TrAVELING WATEr SCrEENS & FISH rETUrN SYSTEM PErFOrMANCEDouglas Dixon, Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute; Jon Black, Alden Research LaboratoryI7.3 rECENT CHANGES IN STATES’ SUSTAINABLE WATEr USE POLICYDavid Van Wie, Associate, AMEC Environment & InfrastructureI7.4 THE EVOLVING rEGULATION OF THErMAL DISCHArGESErik Heinen, Senior Scientist, Environmental Consulting & Technology; Mark Gerath, Steve Cibik & Larry DanekJ1. ENErGY EFFICIENCYJ1.1 ENErGY EFFICIENCY THrOUGH POWEr ELECTrONICS: NAVIGATING THE LANDSCAPE & ASSESSING OPPOrTUNITIES FOr MATErIALS INNOVATION Pallavi Madakasira, Analyst, Lux ResearchJ1.2 COGENErATION UPGrADES FOr INCrEASED ENErGY EFFICIENCYArvind Akela, Project Manager, CDM SmithJ1.3 DOING WELL & GOING GOOD: PrOFITING IN THE HOME PErFOrMANCE BUSINESSMark Berman, Principal, Davis Energy GroupJ1.4 MOVING THE HOUSING MArkET TO ENErGY EFFICIENCYSteve Baden, Executive Director, RESNETJ1.5 UNBUrNED CArBON rEDUCTION AND SO3 rEMOVAL ONLINEMichael Boyko, President & CEO, America Greener Technologies CorporationJ2. ENErGY MANAGEMENTJ2.1 THE rOLE OF BIG DATA ANALYTICS IN COMMErCIAL ENErGY EFFICIENCYMike Kaplan, Vice President of Marketing, Retrofi ciency; Kevin BurnsJ2.2 ON-BILL rEPAYMENT PrOGrAMS SPUr GrEEN JOBS, CLEAN ENErGY & rATEPAYEr SAVINGSBrad Copithorne, Director of Financial Innovation , Environmental Defense FundJ2.3 ENErGY MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATIONS USING ISO 50001 & SEP - CrITICAL rISk & BUSINESS ECONOMIC BENCHMArk’SDon MacDonald, Director - Sustainability & Energy Management, UL DQSJ2.4 INTErN PrOGrAM HELPS INDUSTrIES ACHIEVE ENErGY & WATEr SAVINGSDavid Carter, Pollution Prevention Specialist, Kansas State University J2.5 WHAT BUSINESSES CHOOSE ENErGY rETrOFITS? THE CHArACTErISTICS THAT PrEDICT PArTICIPATION IN THE ENErGIZE PHOENIX PrOJECTMichael Kuby, Professor, Arizona State University; Anna Berlin, Samantha Neufeld, Scott Kelley, George Oliver, Michael Dalrymple, Alex CastelazoJ2.6 OPPD INTErN BENCHMArkS HEALTHCArE CONSOrTIUM FOr ENErGY EFFICIENCY SUCCESSAndrew Smith, Energy Effi ciency Intern, Kansas State UniversityJ3. SMArT GrIDJ3.1 CYBEr SECUrITY IMPLEMENTATION APPrOACH FOr UTILITY SMArTGrID INITIATIVESRahul Chhabra, Cyber Security & Compliance Consultant, Burns & McDonnell Engineering; Jerome FarquharsonJ3.2 INTEGrATED SMArT GrID POWEr DISTrIBUTION & ENErGY CONSErVATION SYSTEM FOr rEMOTE & EXTrEME CONDITIONSFrank Pendleton, Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Sayan Chakraborti & Scott Klamm J3.3 HUrrICANE SANDY TUrNS SMArT GrID PLANS UPSIDE DOWNJohn Finnigan, Senior Regulatory Attorney, Environmental Defense FundJ3.5 ELPIPES & BALLISTIC BrEAkErS AS ENABLErS FOr AN UNDErGrOUND SUPErGrIDRoger Faulkner, Founder & President, Electric Pipeline CorporationJ3.6 ELPIPES TO CrEATE HIGH CAPACITY IrELAND-Uk POWEr LINkAGERoger Faulkner, Electric Pipeline Corporation, Joe Corbett, Head of Technical Services, Mainstream Renewable Power Ltd. 7:30AM - 9:30AM7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 4 Session Sponsor and Co-ChairManitia MoultrieMonday | February 3 Erik HeinenCo-ChairMark BermanCo-ChairDavid CarterMichael BoykoCo-Chair Mike KaplanCo-Chair John FinniganCo-Chair Roger FaulknerWednesday | February 51PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM10AM - 12PMTrack room 222C|SUSTAINABILITY & WATER| Trackroom 223 J|ENERGY EFFICIENCY & MGMT|II7. WATEr - rEGULATOrY UPDATESSUrVIVING NEW EFFLUENT GUIDELINESIvan Cooper, Practice Leader/Principal, Civil & Environmental ConsultantsDOES FINANCIAL ASSUrANCE BELONG IN NEPA?Paul Bailey, Senior Fellow, ICF InternationalIMPLICATIONS OF EPA’S PrOPOSED CLEAN WATEr ACT 316(B) rEGULATIONS ON THE POWEr INDUSTrYKurtis Schlicht, Sr. Consultant, Environmental Resources ManagementTHE IMPACT OF THE CWA ON THE UTILITY INDUSTrYManitia Moultrie, U. S. Power Sector Leader, Golder AssociatesELG: COMPLIANCE STrATEGY rEVIEWSPatricia Scroggin, Process Section Manager- Energy Division, Burns & McDonnell THE IMPOrTANCE OF SITE-SPECIFIC FACTOrS FOr COMPLIANCE WITH THE FINAL 316(B) EXISTING FACILITIES rULEMark Gerath, Prinicipal Scientist - Water Resources, ECT; John Burnett, HDR; Steve Cibik & Erik Heinen, ECT I8. WATEr MANAGEMENTOPTIONS FOr MEETING PrOPOSED EPA EFFLUENT LIMITATION GUIDELINES FOr STEAM GENErATOrSMichael Preston, Chemical Engineer, Black & Veatch(M) LOW COST & HIGH EFFICIENCY WATEr DEMINErALIZATION/DESALINATION SYSTEM FOr POWEr PLANTS USING LOW TEMPErATUrE VACUUM EVAPOrATIONSayan Chakraborti, Senior Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Oguz Capan, Hittite Solar Energy; Martin Smith, MRIGlobalA NEW COMBINED DESALINATION & rEFrIGErATION SYSTEM FOr ENErGY & EXErGY EFFICIENT FrESH WATEr & COOLING GENErATIONIman Janghorban Esfahani, Ph.D student, Kyung Hee University; ChangKyoo Yoo & JeungTai Kim, Kyung Hee UniversityFOrECASTING OF WATEr CrISIS & WATEr rEQUIrEMENTS OF WHEAT CULTIVATED AT THE NOrTHErN WEST COASTAbd Rab El-Nabi Abd El-Hady, Chairman of Dep. Natural Resources & Agric.Eng., Damanhour University; Eamd Fawzy AbdelatyTHE WATEr-POWEr NEXUS: IS THE POWEr SECTOr AN UNTAPPED OPPOrTUNITY FOr WATEr CONSErVATION?Kelly Sanders, Assistant Professor, The University of Southern CaliforniaTHE WATEr rESEArCH CENTEr (WrC) - A rESOUrCE FOr THE INDUSTrYGeorge Offen, Sr. Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute; Richard Breckenridge, EPRI; Jeff Wilson, Southern Company Services; Jay Wos, Jay Renew, & Ben Pakzadeh, Southern Research InstituteI9. WATEr & ELECTrIC UTILITIESSession Sponsor and Co-ChairDouglas DixonCo-Chair Session Sponsor and Co-ChairEngineered SolutionsAGTTMAmerica Greener Technologies CorporationJ1. ENErGY EFFICIENCYAUTOMOTIVE THErMOELECTrIC GENErATOrS & HVACJohn Fairbanks, Technology Development Manager, US Dept of EnergyCUTTING YOUr BOTTOM LINE BY IMPrOVING INDOOr AIr QUALITYRay Markey, Western Region Manager, Dynamic Air Quality SolutonsUTILITY-CONTrACTOr PArTNErSHIPS INCrEASE CONVErSION rATESJason Hanleybrown, CEO, Fast Water Heater CompanyUSING BIG DATA TO ACHIEVE BOTH BrEAD & DEPTH SAVINGSSteven Meyers, President, EnerPathJ2. ENErGY MANAGEMENTPErSUADING MANY CONSUMErS TO UNDErTAkE SUBSTANTIVE DEMAND rEDUCTION ACTIONSV. Rory Jones, President, PlanetEcosystems, Inc.; Steve Malloy(M) HOME ArEA NETWOrkS - CONSTrUCTIVE Or COSTLY?Dale Pennington, Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.ENVIrONMENTAL LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF UTILITY DISTrIBUTION POLESMark Thimons, Director- Construction Sustainability, American Iron and Steel Institute; Keith Killpack, SCS Global ServicesCOMMUNITY SOLAr: THE NEXT GENErATION OF UTILITY GrEEN PrICING PrOGrAMSDan Lieberman, Senior Manager - Utility Partnerships, 3Degrees Inc.rIGHT POrTFOLIO OF rENEWABLE, DEMAND rESPONSE & ENErGY EFFICIENCYPrateek Saxena, VP - Utilities, Tech Mahindra“THIrD MILLENNIUM SCOrE CArD” - GrEEN, LEAN AND CLEAN Vishal Chikhalikar , AVP, Tech Mahindra, Muktha Kartik & Deborah Devadason J3. SMArT GrIDMANAGING FUTUrE GrID DYNAMICS WHILE MINIMIZING GHG EMISSIONS & WATEr USAGEMatthew Fisher, Sales Manager, Wartsila; Mikael BackmanrETHINkING UTILITY CYBEr SECUrITYEamonn McCormick, Senior Director, Alvarez and Marsal; Brian Lenane(M) BUILDING A “SMArT GrID”-- HOW TO GET IT DONEDale Pennington, Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.PrACTICAL CONSIDErATIONS FOr COMMUNICATIONS BACkHAUL SYSTEMSTisha Hayes, Communications Engineer , UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.I7. WATEr SUSTAINABILITYI7.1 CALIFOrNIA STOrM WATEr & rENEWABLE ENErGY & ELECTrIFYING MIXS. Wayne Rosenbaum, Partner, Stoel Rives LLPI7.2 ELECTrIC POWEr rESEArCH INSTITUTE (EPrI) FISH PrOTECTION r&D rEVIEW: FINE MESH (=2.0 MM) TrAVELING WATEr SCrEENS & FISH rETUrN SYSTEM PErFOrMANCEDouglas Dixon, Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute; Jon Black, Alden Research LaboratoryI7.3 rECENT CHANGES IN STATES’ SUSTAINABLE WATEr USE POLICYDavid Van Wie, Associate, AMEC Environment & InfrastructureI7.4 THE EVOLVING rEGULATION OF THErMAL DISCHArGESErik Heinen, Senior Scientist, Environmental Consulting & Technology; Mark Gerath, Steve Cibik & Larry DanekJ1. ENErGY EFFICIENCYJ1.1 ENErGY EFFICIENCY THrOUGH POWEr ELECTrONICS: NAVIGATING THE LANDSCAPE & ASSESSING OPPOrTUNITIES FOr MATErIALS INNOVATION Pallavi Madakasira, Analyst, Lux ResearchJ1.2 COGENErATION UPGrADES FOr INCrEASED ENErGY EFFICIENCYArvind Akela, Project Manager, CDM SmithJ1.3 DOING WELL & GOING GOOD: PrOFITING IN THE HOME PErFOrMANCE BUSINESSMark Berman, Principal, Davis Energy GroupJ1.4 MOVING THE HOUSING MArkET TO ENErGY EFFICIENCYSteve Baden, Executive Director, RESNETJ1.5 UNBUrNED CArBON rEDUCTION AND SO3 rEMOVAL ONLINEMichael Boyko, President & CEO, America Greener Technologies CorporationJ2. ENErGY MANAGEMENTJ2.1 THE rOLE OF BIG DATA ANALYTICS IN COMMErCIAL ENErGY EFFICIENCYMike Kaplan, Vice President of Marketing, Retrofi ciency; Kevin BurnsJ2.2 ON-BILL rEPAYMENT PrOGrAMS SPUr GrEEN JOBS, CLEAN ENErGY & rATEPAYEr SAVINGSBrad Copithorne, Director of Financial Innovation , Environmental Defense FundJ2.3 ENErGY MANAGEMENT IMPLEMENTATIONS USING ISO 50001 & SEP - CrITICAL rISk & BUSINESS ECONOMIC BENCHMArk’SDon MacDonald, Director - Sustainability & Energy Management, UL DQSJ2.4 INTErN PrOGrAM HELPS INDUSTrIES ACHIEVE ENErGY & WATEr SAVINGSDavid Carter, Pollution Prevention Specialist, Kansas State University J2.5 WHAT BUSINESSES CHOOSE ENErGY rETrOFITS? THE CHArACTErISTICS THAT PrEDICT PArTICIPATION IN THE ENErGIZE PHOENIX PrOJECTMichael Kuby, Professor, Arizona State University; Anna Berlin, Samantha Neufeld, Scott Kelley, George Oliver, Michael Dalrymple, Alex CastelazoJ2.6 OPPD INTErN BENCHMArkS HEALTHCArE CONSOrTIUM FOr ENErGY EFFICIENCY SUCCESSAndrew Smith, Energy Effi ciency Intern, Kansas State UniversityJ3. SMArT GrIDJ3.1 CYBEr SECUrITY IMPLEMENTATION APPrOACH FOr UTILITY SMArTGrID INITIATIVESRahul Chhabra, Cyber Security & Compliance Consultant, Burns & McDonnell Engineering; Jerome FarquharsonJ3.2 INTEGrATED SMArT GrID POWEr DISTrIBUTION & ENErGY CONSErVATION SYSTEM FOr rEMOTE & EXTrEME CONDITIONSFrank Pendleton, Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Sayan Chakraborti & Scott Klamm J3.3 HUrrICANE SANDY TUrNS SMArT GrID PLANS UPSIDE DOWNJohn Finnigan, Senior Regulatory Attorney, Environmental Defense FundJ3.5 ELPIPES & BALLISTIC BrEAkErS AS ENABLErS FOr AN UNDErGrOUND SUPErGrIDRoger Faulkner, Founder & President, Electric Pipeline CorporationJ3.6 ELPIPES TO CrEATE HIGH CAPACITY IrELAND-Uk POWEr LINkAGERoger Faulkner, Electric Pipeline Corporation, Joe Corbett, Head of Technical Services, Mainstream Renewable Power Ltd. 7:30AM - 9:30AM7:30AM - 9:30AMTuesday | February 4 Session Sponsor and Co-ChairManitia MoultrieMonday | February 3 Erik HeinenCo-ChairMark BermanCo-ChairDavid CarterMichael BoykoCo-Chair Mike KaplanCo-Chair John FinniganCo-Chair Roger FaulknerWednesday | February 51PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PM10AM - 12PM31Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 32 ©Track room 223J |ENERGY EFFICIENCY & MGMT|Lucas OehlerkingJ4. ENErGY EFFICIENCY & MGMTTHE FUTUrE OF COMMErCIAL BUILDINGS: THE SMArT GrID, DEMAND rESPONSE & ENErGY MANAGEMENTMike Zimmerman, Founder & CEO, BuildingIQUNCErTAINTY CHArACTErIZATION OF A DECISION TO IMPOSE AGGrESSIVE BUILDING STANDArDS ACrOSS THE US, INCLUDING UNCErTAINTIES IN CLIMATE, SOCIOECONOMIC, & TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGEMichael Scott, Senior Staff Economist, Pacifi c Northwest National Laboratory; DS Daly, C Lansing, HC McJeon, PL Patel, M Peterson, JS Rice, Y ZhouCrEATING WEALTH FrOM EFFICIENCYWillem Lange, Director - Utility Market Development, WaterFurnace InternationalrEAL TIME DATA CENTEr COOLING SYSTEMDarrell Richardson, CEO, R4 Ventures LLC; Mike ReytblatDO 5 THINGS: ENGAGING CUSTOMErS IN ENErGY EFFICIENCY BEHAVIOr CHANGESuzanne Shelton, CEO, Shelton GroupJ5. DEMAND rESPONSE/POWEr PLANT OPErATIONSHIFTING PEAk ENErGY DEMAND: LAX TO LAGUArDIABrock Treece, Staff Scientist, AECOM; Michael Conrardy(M) DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT & THE SMArT GrIDDale Pennington, Managing Director, UtiliWorks Consulting, LLC.OPENADr - STANDArDIZE, AUTOMATE & SIMPLIFY DEMAND rESPONSEBarry Haaser, Managing Director, OpenADR AllianceJ6. ENErGY CONSErVATION & STOrAGEOPTIMUM UTILIZATION OF ENErGY IN MASS HOUSING PrOJECTSDr. Anil Kumar Sharma, Professor, Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology; Mr. N.K. Gupta ADVANCED VAASTU: A SCIENCE OF ENErGY CrEATING BALANCE BETWEEN THE HUMAN INTErACTIONS WITH NATUrEDr. Anupama Sharma, Professor, Maulana Azad National Institute of TechnologyJ4. ENErGY EFFICIENCY & MGMTJ4.1 APPLICATION OF THE DrYFINING™ TECHNOLOGY AT EXISTING POWEr UNITS FIrING LOW-rANk COAL Charles Bullinger, Senior Principle Engineer, Great River Energy; Vlad Vaysman & Yixin Lu, Worley ParsonsJ4.2 IMPACTS OF SEVErE WEATHEr PHENOMENA ON THE ELECTrICITY INFrASTrUCTUrEMichael Kintner-Meyer, Staff Engineer, Pacifi c Northwest National Laboratory; Jim Dirks, Chunlian Jim, Will Gorrissen, Jennie RiceJ4.3 NEW BIO-CONTrOL APPrOACH BOOSTS POWEr PLANT PrODUCTION BY 7%Tom Muilenberg, Commercial Operations Manager, MIOX CorporationJ4.4 LESSONS LEArNED FrOM BEHAVIOr-BASED CONSErVATION PrOGrAMS FOr SMALL-TO-MEDIUM BUSINESSES Owen Rogers, Product Lead, Pulse EnergyJ4.5 ACHIEVING CONSUMEr ENGAGEMENT rEQUIrES MOrE THAN SOCIAL MEDIA, A DIGITAL STrATEGY IS ESSENTIALGregg Edeson, Energy Expert, PA Consulting GroupJ5. DEMAND rESPONSE/POWEr PLANT OPErATIONJ5.1 rOLE OF DEMAND rESPONSE BASELINES IN ESTIMATING PArTICIPANT IMPACTSRyn Hamilton, Consultant, Ryn Hamilton Consulting; Mark Martinez, Southern California EdisonJ5.2 DEMAND rESPONSE & THE VALUE IT OFFErS UTILITY, COMMErCIAL, & INDUSTrIAL USErSLaurie Wiegand-Jackson, CEO & President, North America Power PartnersJ5.3 rECAPTUrING LOST MW & BOOSTING PLANT EFFICIENCY FrOM LOWEr rANk COALSCharles Bullinger, Senior Principle Engineer, Great River EnergyJ5.4 IMPrOVING BOILEr PErFOrMANCE AT XCEL’S COMANCHE STATION USING GE’S ZONAL COMBUSTION MONITOrING SYSTEMGregory George, Xcel Energy; Neil Widmer, Santosh Nareddy & David Moyeda, General Electric; Antonio Marquez, Lead Engineer, General Electric J5.5 VErSATILITY OF NEW GENErATION DS® LOW NOX BUrNEr Joe Brown, Aftermarket Services Product Manager, Hitachi Power Systems America; Peter JinJ6. ENErGY CONSErVATION & STOrAGEJ6.1 GrID STOrAGE UNDEr THE MICrOSCOPE: USING LOCAL kNOWLEDGE TO FOrECAST GLOBAL DEMANDHilary Flynn, Senior Analyst, Lux Research; Brian Warshay, Steven Minnihan, Matthew FeinsteinJ6.2 MACrO LEVEL ENErGY HArVESTINGGare Henderson, Director of R&D, Gravitational Systems Engineering, Inc.J6.3 ENErGY CONSErVATION HYBrID STrEET SWEEPErToshihiko Furukawa, Senior Manager, United Chemi-Con; Abas Goodarzi, Ph.D US Hybrid CorporationJ6.4 rEGULATION, DEVELOPMENT & FINANCING OF GrID-SCALE ENErGY STOrAGE SYSTEMSDonald Ousterhout, Partner, Reed Smith LLP; Amy KochJ6.5 SMArTES - MODELING ENErGY STOrAGE & PV INTEGrATIONLucas Oehlerking, Renewable Energy Consultant, Black & Veatch; Sam Scupham1PM - 3PMRyn HamiltonSession Sponsor and Co-ChairCharles BullingerCo-Chair Owen RogersCo-Chair LaurieWiengand-JacksonCo-Chair Hilary Flynn10AM - 12PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTuesday| February 4 Sunday WorkshopsWorkshop 1 - Room 221CPermitting & ComplianceEric Hiser, Jorden, Bischoff & HiserPhone: 480-505-3927Email: ehiser@jordenbischoff.comThis seminar will provide participants with critical information on new developments in clean air regulation, including recent developments in NAAQS, new source review, NESHAP regulation and GHG reporting. The seminar will also address current EPA enforcement priorities, planning and preparing for an inspection, and using the permit process to minimize your enforcement exposure.Workshop 2 - Room 222CChallenges for Compliance With Short-term PM2.5, NO2, and SO2 Ambient Standardsrobert Iwanchuk, CCM (AECOM)robert Paine, CCM, QEP (AECOM)Phone: 978-905-2352Email: bob.paine@aecom.comThis workshop will provide an overview of SO2, NO2, and PM2.5, NAAQS regulatory implementation and dispersion modeling procedures, with AECOM-suggested refinements as appropriate.Workshop 3 - Room 223Emerging Air Quality, Greenhouse Gas and Energy requirementsrich Pandullo, Trinity ConsultantsEmail: rpandullo@trinityconsultants.comPower generators are facing a wave of emerging new requirements that will affect their ability to operate cost-effectively. These include Federal Clean Air Act regulations - such as the GHG Tailoring Rule, Boiler MACT, and Cross State Air Pollution Rule – that will impose new emission limitations and operational restrictions on combustion sources. Workshop 4 - TBDENVIrONMENTAL rISk AND HEALTH HAZArD rISk CALCULATIONSLou Theodorephone: 516 742-8939 email: loutheodore1@verizon.netThis Workshop is intended to provide attendees with both an understanding of the principles of environmental risk and associated risk assessment calculations. The instructors will assist the participants in grasping the details of the aforementioned principles and calculations. Following a discussion of regulations, emergency planning and response, and applicable principles, the presentations will key on risk assessment calculations associated with health risk, hazard risk, and combined health/hazard risk scenarios. The seminar is based on earlier courses and online presentations. Although the text: L.Theodore and R. Dupont, “Environmental Health and Hazard Risk Assessment: Principles and Calculations,”Workshop 5 - TBDDesigning and Implementing a Cost-effective MATS Filterable Particulate Matter Compliance Demonstration StrategyTrC SolutionsOur workshop will review MATS requirements with respect to FPM. After providing appropriate background information, we’ll review the three compliance options and discuss the costs, advantages, and disadvantages of each option. Workshop participants will gain a clear understanding of FPM compliance demonstration strategies. The workshop, delivered in lecture format with engaging exercises, is designed for anyone involved with MATS compliance demonstration projects.Workshop 6 - TBDAErMOD Air Dispersion Modeling CourseLakes EnvironmentalThe AERMOD Air Dispersion Modeling Course provides attendees with a full understanding of the AERMOD modeling system by balancing theory with actual presentation of real world casestudies. At the end of this course, participants should be able to understand the basics of AERMOD the US EPA regulatory air dispersion mode for permit applications and risk assessment. This course is intended for air quality professionals working, or planning to work, in the assessment of air pollution impact.33Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 34 ©35Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 36 ©Marketing Opportunities1. One Page Advertisement In Show Guide – $1,000The Show Guide is the official, up-to-date information on the EUEC event. One page color Advertisement distributed to 2,000 delegates, is continously referenced multiple times a day by all attendees. You can have your logo included or do two facing page ads.2. Technical Session Sponsor & Logo Ad – $500Sponsor a Technical Session that you are Co-chairing and speaking for only $500, with your company logo prominently advertised among the leading experts in the industry.3. Hotel key Cards – $8,000Effectively place your business card in every attendee’s pocket. Four-color custom design imprinted on Hotel Key Cards distributed to all attendees staying at official show hotels (Sheraton or Hyatt).4. Your Logo On Flash Drive Conference Proceedings – $8,000 What’s more important to the conference delegates after the event than the complete confer-ence proceedings? This package allows maximum take-home exposure with your logo on the top of every credit-card type flash drive. A full electronic brochure advertisement of your com-pany is included in the flash drive.5. Attendee Lanyard And Badge Holders – $8,500This package includes logo placement on lanyards of the attendee name badge holders. 6. Lunch / reception Sponsorship – $8,000As a Network Reception sponsor you will have your name and logo in front of conference attendees on each meal ticket 7. Golf Sponsor – $5,000Exclusive sponsorship of the 2013 EUEC golf tournament with recognition at the opening breakfast, and closing awards luncheon. Includes two foursomes in the tournament, welcome banner at the course, tee signs and sponsor logo on the pairings form. A custom golf gift with company logo will be given to each player.Maximize your exposure as a sponsor at one of the USA’s largest Energy Utility & Environment Conference & Expo. You choose one of our exclusive packages or we can help you create one• Create a package customized to fit your specific needs or desired investment level• Sponsorship Program will help you focus directly on your target audience• Provides maximum branding, recognition and return on investment.•rewards of Sponsorships: Face-to-face contact with potential new customers among 2,000 delegates• Unparalleled exposure for you and your brand• Strategic marketplace positioning•EVENT SPONSOrSHIPSA. PLATINUM NETWOrk rECEPTION SPONSOr – $10,000Your Logo on Monday or Tuesday 5 pm to 7 pm reception TicketsThe Networking Reception featuring hosted bars, carver tables and heavy appetizers from 5:00 to 7:00 on Monday or Tuesday. Signage with Company logo placed exclusively at sponsor designat-ed bars. As a Network Reception sponsor you will have your name and logo in front of conference attendees on each meal ticket, and signs during the reception on Monday or Tuesday. A full page ad in the official show guide distributed to 2,000 delegates. Get involved as a sponsor and position yourself as a major hospitality player at EUEC.B. GOLD NETWOrk LUNCHEON SPONSOr – $8,000Your Logo on Monday or Tuesday 12 to 1 pm Luncheon CouponsHelp quench your target audience’s appetite for new ideas, products and services that they are looking for. As a Network Lunch sponsor you will have your name and logo in front of conference attendees on each meal ticket, and signs during the luncheon on Monday or Tuesday, as well as a full page ad in the official show guide distributed to 2,000 delegates.C. SILVEr DELEGATE BrEAkFAST SPONSOr – $5,000Your Logo on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday Breakfast CouponsFire up the conference by sponsoring the morning breakfast and coffee service offered to del-egates on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. Your company will be recognized with signage and your name and logo in front of conference attendees on each breakfast & coffee ticket, redeem-able at the conference hotels and convention center.D. BrONZE DELEGATE EVENT BrEAk SPONSOr – $3,000Your Logo on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday CouponsFire up the conference by sponsoring the morning or the afternoon break snack and coffee or beverage service offered to delegates on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday AM and PM breaks. Your company will be recognized with signage and your name and logo in front of conference at-tendees on each break on the snack & coffee ticket, redeemable at the networking events in the conference exhibit hall.Call the EUEC office (520-615-3535) or email info@euec.comrewards of Sponsorships: Face-to-face contact with potential new customers among 2,000 delegates• Unparalleled exposure for you and your brand• Strategic marketplace positioning•Sponsorship Logos Included in: Your logo displayed on the EUEC website on the Sponsorship Page• Logo in EUEC Program & Event Guide• Logo on keynote PowerPoint Slide• EUEC Newsletter distributed to 50,000 professionals•37Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 38 ©332Center StageStage StageScreenScreenScreenMulti-Pollutant ControlAir Policy & Regs90ft x 90ft 90ft x 90ft 90ft x 90ftHg Control DemonstrationsHg Control & BromineAdvanced Control TechnologiesMATSDry Sorbent InjectionActivated Carbon & Hg SorbentsSCRCEMS, PM & TestingBNAADA-CSICL-IPAirtech Environ.TeledyneAPISolvair ADA - ESSouthernEnviron.Lhoist NorthAmericaAir HygieneGolder Contec CartwrightRed BallTechnical CECAirGasMiss.LimeBurns & McDonnellUniversal AnalyzersNol-Tec Tetra TechBuhler Norit AmericasEESAlbemarleNalco Air Protection Tech.SICKTeledyne Monitor LabsAltechCleanAir EngineeringEPRISiemensBabcock & WilcoxAGTCMKS Southern Research Technical HeatersGasmet Kiewit Environ SupplyMETCOERMTrachteB3 SystemsAECOMCalgon CarbonM&C TechUnited ConveyerTrinityConsult.ApexVIM TechShickCB&I US DOEClean CoalEurofinsFrontierGlobal229227223328326322320222329327321428426422420316314115317 416414IAC201 300 400301640401 600 601 700617615701 801840717629627 726423720729727723721 715 822733 832 833835620232 233421CAI 934URS335 434Mitsubishi Heavy Industries641 741Dakota SoftwareSpectrumECTCarbonxt616DuragSTEAG Energy ServicesSNEIBiologicalRMB CiscoEnvianceMillennium SegaCEM Service GroupNovindaFLSmidth AFTDivisionEAEngineering 815GraceConsulting632634633635841732734817821 932ParkerHannifinGreat LakesSolutionsTiger OpticsGENTECThermo Scientific BASFMidwest EnergyOhio LumexPraxairEtQTrinity ServicesControl AnalyticsCTradeTRCPCMEClean Harbors NADCPerillonDelavan340141All Erection & Crane RentalBWF Envirotec PermaPureEERCIEEE* API228433622427Avogadro Group315432429735435Pine Environ. 920814226834Day & Zimmermann740123714816 121323Catalyst Air MgmtLakes Environ.626135xOverTimeAQS117621CRedit360623716 Clayborn LabsAmerican Fire728Natronx628333Chemco SystemsLifting Gear Hire234 235614HydroloxCreativeCommuni-cations 827CMCSolutions415Thermo Bond Building215303800 900902940Regulatory UpdateNAAQS & NSRCompliance StrategiesMACTPermits & ComplianceAir Policy & RegulationsTesla829722APCS826214216Biogenic Reagents916Zequanox by MBIMAC Instruments241240143 242133914417Fuel Tech441443220440127221341217743402CleanAir Instruments820928926129334Atum ServicesPower Sterling Planet Track CTrack BTrack A11/14/201320ft 20ft 20ft20ft20ft20ft20ftCEMS & MATSHCL MonitoringPM, Opacity & VisabilityMercury MeasurementMonitoring, Modeling & ReportingEmission TestingCement Industry IssuesTrack B Meeting Room Track A Meeting Room Track C Meeting RoomBarBarBar8 Networking Buffet Functions8 Networking Buffet Functions8 Networking Buffet FunctionsExhibit FloorplanPhoenix Convention CenterNorth Building, 3rd FloorExhibit Booth Package Includes: Cost $4,500 for 10’x10’ booth• One Free registraton • One speaking opportunity• 6’ table, 2 chairs, carpet, waste• 10 free exhibit passes for your clients• 50% discount at $695 for employees • 8 Networking food functions • e-Marketing to 50,000 professionals• Pre and post conference attendee list• Marketing in Guide, Web & Newsletter • ONLY 9 BOOTHS rEMAINING www.euec.com/Exhibit.aspxAVAILABLE BOOTHSPremium Corner (10’x10’) $4,500Bronze on red carpet(10’x10’) $5,000Silver Double Booth (20’x10’) $10,000Show Hours | Feb 2 - 5, 2014Setup 2/2 1 pm - 7 pmMon 2/3 12 pm - 7 pmTue 2/4 9 am - 7 pmWed 2/5 9 am - 12 pmBreakdown 2/5 12 pm - 4 pm Networking receptionsAM Breaks 9:30 am - 10 amLunches 12 pm - 1 pmPM Breaks 3 pm - 3:30 pmReceptions 5 pm - 7 pmDo Your Competitors & ClientsExhibit at EUEC?821 ADA Carbon Solutions (ADA-CS)440 ADA-ES, Inc.227 AECOM, Inc.634 Air Hygiene326 Airgas435 Airtech Environmental Services201 Albemarle Corporation340 All Erection & Crane Rental640 Altech Environment USA732 America Greener Technologies728 American Fire Equpment722 APCS741 APEX Instruments, Inc.117 AQS443 Atum Services Inc.315 Avogadro Group, LLC421 B3 Systems, Inc.641 Babcock & Wilcox 622 BASF826 Biogenic Reagents226 Buhler Technologies LLC 320 Burns & McDonnell 633 BWF America900 C Trade232* C.E.M. Solutions801 Calgon Carbon Corporation321 California Analytical Instruments617 Carbonxt, Inc.229 Cartwright & Associates735 Catalyst Air Management, Inc.401 CB&I714 CEM Service Group333 Chemco Systems615 CiSCO - Custom Instr. Services328 Civil & Environmental Consultants716 Clayborn Lab400 CleanAir Engineering402 CleanAir Instruments432 Clean Harbors214 Clyde Bergmann415 CMC Solutions233 Contec Systems Industrial Corp.914 Control Analytics, Inc.827 Creative Communications623 credit360817 Dakota Software Corporation834 Day & Zimmermann835 Delavan Limited814 Durag, Inc.222 EA Engineering, Science & Tech.127 EERC616 Enviance, Inc. 429 Environmental Consulting & Tech.414 Environmental Energy Services723 Environmental Supply Co., Inc. 600 EPRI301 ERM721 EtQ, Inc.428 Eurofi ns Frontier Global Sciences832 FLSmidth-AFT Division621 Fuel Tech, Inc. 720 Gasmet Technologies, Inc.816 Genstar Tech. Co., Inc(GENTEC)632 Golder Associates. Inc.815 Grace Consulting, Inc.427 Great Lakes Solutions614 Hydrolox833 ICL Industrial Products133 IEEE701 Industrial Accessories Company627 Kiewit626 Lakes Environmental Software235 Lhoist North America234 Lifting Gear Hire920 M&C Tech Group North America216 MAC Instruments420 METCO Environmental123 Midwest Energy Emissions Corp.417 Millennium Instruments223 Mississippi Lime Company115 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries727 MKS Instruments, Inc.940 Nalco Air Protection Technologies628 Natronx Technologies, LLC316 Nol-Tec Systems, Inc. 841 Norit Americas, Inc. 822 North American Dismantling Corp.740 Novinda220 Ohio Lumex Company, Inc.121 Parker Hannifi n Corporation715 PCME Ltd.934 Perillon Software932 Perma Pure, LLC322 Pine Environmental Services LLC129 Power734 Praxair 228 Red Ball Technical Gas Services422 RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.433 Sega, Inc.840 Shick USA700 SICK Maihak, Inc.323 Siemens Industry, Inc.215 SNEI Biological341 SOLVAir334 Southern Environmental, Inc.726 Southern Research Institute434 Spectrum Systems, Inc.314 STEAG Energy Services, LLC332 Sterling Planet Inc.629 Technical Heaters, Inc. 335 Teledyne API717 Teledyne Monitor Labs317 Tetra Tech, Inc.423 Thermo Bond Building, LLC601 Thermo Scientifi c635 Tiger Optics, LLC729 Trachte Inc. 416 TRC Environmental Corp.329 Trinity Consultants303 Trinity Services, Inc.733 Turner EnviroLogic, Inc.620 United Conveyor Corp.426 Universal Analyzers, Inc.327 URS Corporation800 US DOE Offi ce of Clean Coal300 VIM Technologies, Inc.135 xOverTime916 Zequanox by MBIDo your Competitors & Clients Exhibit at EUEC ?Companies Exhibiting at EUEC 2014EUEC2014 Exhibit & Network ScheduleSunday | Feb. 2nd7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration1:00 pm - 7:00 pm Exhibit Set-upMonday | Feb. 3rd7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration7:00 am - 10:00 am Exhibit Set-up10:00 am - 12:00 pm Plenary Session12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Network Lunch 11:00 pm - 3:00 pm Tech Session 13:00 pm - 3:30 pm Network Break 23:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tech Session 24:00 pm - 7:00 pm Network reception 3Tuesday | Feb. 4th7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 39:30 am - 10:00 am Network Break 410:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 412:00 pm - 1:00 pm Network Lunch 51:00 pm - 3:00 pm Tech Session 53:00 pm - 3:30 pm Network Break 63:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tech Session 64:00 pm - 7:00 pm Network reception 7Wednesday | Feb. 5th7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 79:30 am - 10:00 am Network Break 810:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 81:00 pm - 4:00 pm Exhibit Tear Down821 ADA Carbon Solutions (ADA-CS)440 ADA-ES, Inc.227 AECOM, Inc.634 Air Hygiene326 Airgas435 Airtech Environmental Services201 Albemarle Corporation340 All Erection & Crane Rental640 Altech Environment USA732 America Greener Technologies728 American Fire Equpment722 APCS741 APEX Instruments, Inc.117 AQS443 Atum Services Inc.315 Avogadro Group, LLC421 B3 Systems, Inc.641 Babcock & Wilcox 622 BASF826 Biogenic Reagents226 Buhler Technologies LLC 320 Burns & McDonnell 633 BWF America900 C Trade232* C.E.M. Solutions801 Calgon Carbon Corporation321 California Analytical Instruments617 Carbonxt, Inc.229 Cartwright & Associates735 Catalyst Air Management, Inc.401 CB&I714 CEM Service Group333 Chemco Systems615 CiSCO - Custom Instr. Services328 Civil & Environmental Consultants716 Clayborn Lab400 CleanAir Engineering402 CleanAir Instruments432 Clean Harbors214 Clyde Bergmann415 CMC Solutions233 Contec Systems Industrial Corp.914 Control Analytics, Inc.827 Creative Communications623 credit360817 Dakota Software Corporation834 Day & Zimmermann835 Delavan Limited814 Durag, Inc.222 EA Engineering, Science & Tech.127 EERC616 Enviance, Inc. 429 Environmental Consulting & Tech.414 Environmental Energy Services723 Environmental Supply Co., Inc. 600 EPRI301 ERM721 EtQ, Inc.428 Eurofi ns Frontier Global Sciences832 FLSmidth-AFT Division621 Fuel Tech, Inc. 720 Gasmet Technologies, Inc.816 Genstar Tech. Co., Inc(GENTEC)632 Golder Associates. Inc.815 Grace Consulting, Inc.427 Great Lakes Solutions614 Hydrolox833 ICL Industrial Products133 IEEE701 Industrial Accessories Company627 Kiewit626 Lakes Environmental Software235 Lhoist North America234 Lifting Gear Hire920 M&C Tech Group North America216 MAC Instruments420 METCO Environmental123 Midwest Energy Emissions Corp.417 Millennium Instruments223 Mississippi Lime Company115 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries727 MKS Instruments, Inc.940 Nalco Air Protection Technologies628 Natronx Technologies, LLC316 Nol-Tec Systems, Inc. 841 Norit Americas, Inc. 822 North American Dismantling Corp.740 Novinda220 Ohio Lumex Company, Inc.121 Parker Hannifi n Corporation715 PCME Ltd.934 Perillon Software932 Perma Pure, LLC322 Pine Environmental Services LLC129 Power734 Praxair 228 Red Ball Technical Gas Services422 RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.433 Sega, Inc.840 Shick USA700 SICK Maihak, Inc.323 Siemens Industry, Inc.215 SNEI Biological341 SOLVAir334 Southern Environmental, Inc.726 Southern Research Institute434 Spectrum Systems, Inc.314 STEAG Energy Services, LLC332 Sterling Planet Inc.629 Technical Heaters, Inc. 335 Teledyne API717 Teledyne Monitor Labs317 Tetra Tech, Inc.423 Thermo Bond Building, LLC601 Thermo Scientifi c635 Tiger Optics, LLC729 Trachte Inc. 416 TRC Environmental Corp.329 Trinity Consultants303 Trinity Services, Inc.733 Turner EnviroLogic, Inc.620 United Conveyor Corp.426 Universal Analyzers, Inc.327 URS Corporation800 US DOE Offi ce of Clean Coal300 VIM Technologies, Inc.135 xOverTime916 Zequanox by MBIDo your Competitors & Clients Exhibit at EUEC ?Companies Exhibiting at EUEC 2014EUEC2014 Exhibit & Network ScheduleSunday | Feb. 2nd7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration1:00 pm - 7:00 pm Exhibit Set-upMonday | Feb. 3rd7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration7:00 am - 10:00 am Exhibit Set-up10:00 am - 12:00 pm Plenary Session12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Network Lunch 11:00 pm - 3:00 pm Tech Session 13:00 pm - 3:30 pm Network Break 23:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tech Session 24:00 pm - 7:00 pm Network reception 3Tuesday | Feb. 4th7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 39:30 am - 10:00 am Network Break 410:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 412:00 pm - 1:00 pm Network Lunch 51:00 pm - 3:00 pm Tech Session 53:00 pm - 3:30 pm Network Break 63:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tech Session 64:00 pm - 7:00 pm Network reception 7Wednesday | Feb. 5th7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 79:30 am - 10:00 am Network Break 810:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 81:00 pm - 4:00 pm Exhibit Tear Down39Preliminary Program - Subject to Change 40218EUEC 2013 will take place at:Phoenix Convention Center North Building 100 N. 3rd St.Phoenix, AZ 85004MapNMonroeWashingtonJeffersonJacksonAdamsHyattRegency Convention Center NorthPPPPPChase FieldUS AirwaysCenter P213456871 Pizzaria Blanco2 Alice Cooperstown Restaurant3 Hard Rock Café4 The Compass Arizona Grill5 Majerle’s Sports Grill6 The Rose Crown Pub7 Coach & Willie’s8 Downtown Sports GrillEUEC LocationsLight RailLight Rail StationsUSA’s LargestVan BurenPolkTaylorFillmore StreetMonroeWashingtonJeffersonAdamsSheratonHotelPalomarHotelArizonaCenterSt. Mary’s BacilicaConvention CenterWestHerbergerTheaterHyattRegencySymphonyHallConvention Center NorthPPPPConvention CenterSouthBank ofAmericaCollierCenterEUEC LocationsLight Rail Light Rail StationsNHotel Palomar2 East Jefferson St.Phoenix, AZ 85004PH: (877) 488-1908EUEC Rate: $229Hyatt Regency122 N Second St.Phoenix, AZ 85004Ph: (888) 421-1442EUEC Rate: $225Sheraton Phoenix340 N Third St.Phoenix, AZ 85004Ph: (602) 262-2500EUEC Rate: $219RADISSON PHOENIX3600 N Second Ave.Phoenix, AZ 85013Ph: (602) 604-4900EUEC RATE: $99HYATT REGENCY122 N Second St.Phoenix, AZ 85004Ph: (602) 252-1234EUEC RATE: $225SHERATON PHOENIX340 N Third St.Phoenix, AZ 85004Ph: (602) 262-2500EUEC RATE: $235Hotels Conference Hotels | Hyatt and Sheraton located one block from Convention CenterMap Phoenix Convention CenterNorth Building, 100 N. 3rd St., Phoenix, AZ 85004STEP 5. FAX TO 1-602-296-0199 or E-MAIL TO INFO@EUEC.COM Exhibit Package Includes:One free registration to exhibit and speak• 50% discount at $695 for company employees ($1395 regular)• 10’x10’ booth, (1) 6’ draped table, (2) chairs, carpet, waste• 10 free reception exhibit passes & drink tickets for your clients• 8 Networking food functions held in front of exhibit booths• Marketing to mailing list of 50,000 professionals• Pre and post conference attendee list of 2,000• Exhibitor Marketing in Conference Guide, Web & Newsletter• Exhibit ReservationShow rules. Application implies that exhibitor will abide by Conference show rules. Please copy this contract for your files. Exhibitor hereby assumes entire responsibil-ity and hereby agrees to protect, defend, indemnify and save the Phoenix Convention Center, its owners, its operator, EUEC, and each of their respective parents, subsidiar-ies, affiliates, employees, officers, directors, and agents harmless against all claims, losses or damages to persons or property, governmental charges or fines and attorney’s fees arising out of or caused by its installation, removal, maintenance, occupancy or use of the exhibition premises or a part thereof, excluding any such liability caused by the sole gross negligence of the Convention Center and its employees and agents. Exhibitor shall obtain and keep in force during the term of the installation and use of the exhibit premises, policies of Comprehensive General Liability Insurance and Contractual Liability Insurance, insuring and specifically referring to the Contractual liability set forth in this Exhibit Agreement in an amount not less than $1,000,000 Combined Single Limit for personal injury and property damage. The group agrees to provide a Certifi-cate of Insurance evidencing the coverage described above.Payments & refunds: 100% refund up to June 1, 2013. 50% refund with written notice by Oct. 1, 2013. No refunds after Oct. 1, 2013.EUEC WILL INVOICE FOR PAYMENT IN 30 DAYS. PLEASE CONTACT EUEC FOR EXTENDED OR DELAYED PAYMENT OPTIONS AVAILABLE.2014USA’s LargestUSA’s LargestEnergy, Utility & Environment ConferenceFeb 3 - 5 | Phoenix, AZ5 EASY STEPS TO rESErVE EXHIBIT BOOTH1st 3rd2ndSTEP 2. ENTEr CHOICE OF BOOTH NUMBEr FrOM FLOOr PLANSTEP 4. CONTACT INFOrMATION:Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________Company Name: ________________________________________________________________________________Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________City: __________________________________ State: _________________________ Zip: _________________________________Email: _________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Fax: ________________________________Comment: _______________________________________________________________________________________Authorized Signature (required): __________________________________________ Date: _________________________________EUEC, P. O. Box 66076, Tucson, AZ 85728 | info@euec.com | p : 520-615-3535 | f : 602-296-0199| EUEC.COM (Free): ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________($695): ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________($695): ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________STEP 3. LIST NAMES OF EXHIBIT COMPANY ATTENDEES: One free registration per 10’ x 10’ boothFull Name Email.STEP 1. SELECT TYPE OF EXHIBIT BOOTHPremium Corner (10’x10’) $4,500Bronze Booth (10’x10’) $5,000Silver Double Booth (20’x10’) $10,000Gold Booth (20’x20’) $25,000