EUEC-2015-Brochure

1 ©2015USA’s LargestEnergy, Utility & Environment ConferenceFeb 16 - 18, 2014Save the DateSave the Date18th AnnualSan Diego Convention Center111 W Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101EUEC | P.O. Box 66076, Tucson, AZ 85728 | (p) 520.615.3535 | (f) 602.296.0199 | info@euec.com | www.euec.comPreliminary Program - Subject to Change 2What is EUEC? .....................................................................................2Directors and Schedule ....................................................................3Speaker Information ...........................................................................4Program-At-A-Glance........................................................................5Exhibit Floorplan ................................................................................39Marketing Opportunities .................................................................42Hotels & Area Map ...........................................................................43Exhibit Reservation Form ..................................................................44 Track A: Air Policy & Regulations .....................................................7Track B: CEMS & Air Quality ............................................................10Track C: Mercury Control ................................................................13Track D: Energy Policy & Security ...................................................16Track E: SO2, NOX, PM Control .......................................................18Track F: Renewable Energy.............................................................21Track G: Operations & Mgmt ..........................................................24Track H: CCS & GHG Mgmt .............................................................27Track I: LEED Energy Management ................................................30Track J: Water Sustainability ...........................................................33Track K: Alternate Fuels....................................................................36Track L: NGV, CNG, Fleet ....................................................................Track M: Biofuels, Ethanol, H2 .............................................................Track N: EV, PHEV, Hybrid ....................................................................TracksWhat is EUEC ?EUEC2015: The18th Annual energy, utility & environment conference & expo isUSA’s largest professional networking & educational event of its kindheld Feb 16 - 18, 2015 at the San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, California.NETWORK MARKETING WITH 2,000 DELEGATES at 11 lunches, receptions and breaks in 3-days in 200 company exhibit area. • 11 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 ContentsREGISTRATION COST NOW JULY 1 ON SITE Attendee $695 $795 $1,395Exhibitor / VIP $595 $795 $1,295Speaker / Gov’t / Guest $495 $595 $1,295One Day Conference $495 $595 $1195Student $495 $495 $1095www.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. 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 OFEUEC2015 Exhibit & Network ScheduleSunday | Feb. 15th7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration1:00 pm - 7:00 pm Exhibit Set-upMonday | Feb. 16th7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration7:00 am - 10:00 am Carry in Set-up9:00 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 25:00 pm - 7:00 pm Network Reception 3Tuesday | Feb. 17th7:30 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 65:00 pm - 7:00 pm Network Reception 7Wednesday | Feb. 18th7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 79:30 am - 10:00 am Network Break 810:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 812:00 pm - 4:00 pm Exhibit Tear Down3 4 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeMission 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 K.Submit Abstracts to Speak in Sessions with less than 6 speakers. http://www.euec.com/Submit-Abstract• All sessions 2 hours long• 6 Speakers per session• 20 minutes per speaker500 SPEAKERS 5Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeProgram At - A - GlanceAIR POLICY & REGULATIONS CEMS & AIR QUALITYMERCURYCONTROLENERGY POLICY & SECURITY RENEWABLE ENERGYOPERATIONS & MGMTCCS & GHG MGMT WATER SUSTAINABILITYLEED ENERGYMANAGEMENT ALTERNATE FUELS123456789ASessionsTrack B C D E F G H I JRegulatory UpdateNSRNext Generation CAA ComplianceTRI, MACT, & MATSDecommiss-ioningPower PlantsCompliance Technologies & Strategies Power Plant & BoilerOptimizationEHS & EMIS Carbon Footprint &Green ProjectsTailoring Rule/NSR/ GHG -BACTPlanning & GHG ReportingCorporate Strategies & Risk Mgmt. CCS: Carbon Capture & StorageGHG Strategies - Post KyotoBio & Waste EnergyBiofuels, Ethanol , Pellets & BiodieselFossil FuelsEnergy SustainabilitySustainability ProjectsWastewaterMgmt. 316bWater SustainabilityWater & Electric UtilitiesEnergy EfficiencyEnergy Mgmt.Smart GridEnergy Efficiency & Mgmt. CEMS Monitoring, DAS & Protocol GassesSF6 Monitoring & SubstationsPM, Opacity &VisabilityHg Control Demon-strationsHg MATS Dry Sorbent Injection BART Case StudiesActivated Carbon Energy & ClimateManaging Risk & Project FinanceRenewable Energy MarketsDistributed GenerationRenewable Development Analysis Renewable Project Development Shale Gas/ LNG/ Natural GasPermits & Compliance HCLMonitoringCoal Ash / CCP CA Cap & Trade NAAQS Compliance Strategies SO2, SO3, NOX & AdditivesActivated Carbon - Hg Solar & PVSCR Fracking &Sustainable DevelopmentModeling Operations & Mgmt.Water - Regulatory UpdatesRegulatory Update - GHGHg Control Technologies Energy Policy CCS IIDemand Response & Power Plant OperationAir Policy & RegulationsWind Water Management - FGDControl TechnologiesESP & PMEnergy Conserva-tion & StorageCement IndustryIssuesEnergy Security State, Regional & InfrastructureNew Technology - IPBatteries, Storage & Re - developmentRenewable EnergyEHS & Risk Mgmt.Biomass & Cofiring in Power Plants Biogas/ MSW/LFG Nuclear PowerAlgaeAlternative Fuel & Fleet Mgmt Water & Electric Utilities IIRoom 1:00PM 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 16Tuesday | February 17Wednesday | February 18KMonitoring & ReportingCEMS &MATSSorbent Traps WastewaterMgmt. II 316b IIHg MeasurementSO2, NOX & PM CONTROL Remediation, Ecological Design & MitigationClimate Change Risk ManagementHg ControlActivated Carbon - Hg Hg Control Technologies 7 8 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack A |AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS | A1. REGULATORY UPDATETBDJohn Kinsman, Sr. Director - Environment, Edison Electric Institute STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS OF NEW ENVIRONMENTAL RULESBlock Andrews, Strategic Environmental Solutions Director, Burns & McDonnellRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NSRLynn Hutchinson, General Counsel & Senior Project Manager, RTP Envinronmental Associates, Inc.; Gary McCutcheonEXPERT TESTIMONY AT ADJUDICATED PERMIT HEARINGSGale Hoffnagle, Senior Vice President & Technical Director, TRC Environmental CorporationWHAT IMPACT WILL EPA’S CLEAN CLIMATE PLAN HAVE ON COAL UNIT RETROFITS TO COMPLY WITH OTHER AIR, WATER & WASTE RULES?Jay Holloway, Partner, Winston & Strawn, LLPNSR 2015 - NEW & CONTINUING CHALLENGES FOR ELECTRIC UTILITIESKenneth Weiss, Partner, ERMA2. REGULATORY UPDATE - GHGCOMING SOON TO A UTILITY NEAR YOU – THE SOCIAL COST OF CARBON. . .Ron Crum, VP, URS CorporationGREENHOUSE GAS PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR POWER GENERATION: A SURVEY OF ISSUES & APPROACHESKevin Mathews, Consulting Services Manager, Bison Engineering, Inc.PROPOSED CLEAN POWER PLAN REGULATION, STRATEGIC RESPONSE FOR STATE & UTILITY COMPLIANCEMichael Cashin, Environmental Policy Advisor, Minnesota Power(ALLETE)POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF EPA’S PROPOSED GHG RULE ON PJMGary Helm, Lead Market Strategist, PJM InterconnectionA3. NAAQSPRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF EPA’S SO2 & PM2.5 MODELING GUIDANCEGeorge Schewe, Meteorologist/Principal Consultant, Trinity ConsultantsTHE SO2 DATA REQUIREMENTS RULE: CHALLENGES, OPTIONS, & OPPORTUNITIESRichard Hamel, Senior Project Manager, Environmental Resources Management (ERM)DEALING WITH THE SO2 NAAQS DATA REQUIREMENTS RULE: CHALLENGES & OPTIONSRobert Paine, Associate Vice President, AECOM; David Heinold & Robert IwanchukTHE STATE OF THE NAAQS IN 2015Kurt Kissling, Attorney, Pepper Hamilton LLPPM2.5 MODELING GUIDANCE OVERVIEW AND CASE STUDIES FOR SECONDARY FORMATION OF PM2.5 FROM PRECURSORSAnna Henolson, Managing Consultant, Trinity Consultants; Justin FickasJay HollowayMichael Cashin1PM - 3PMTuesday | February 17Monday | February 167:30AM - 9:30AM3:30PM - 5:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTrack|AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS| AA4. NSRNEW SOURCE REVIEW APPLICABILITYGurinder (Gary) Saini, Sr. Environmental Engineer, RTP Environmental Associates Inc.; Thomas EmmelA5. NEXT GENERATION CAA COMPLIANCEA6. COMPLIANCE STRATEGIESEPA’S AVERT: AVOIDING EMISSIONS FROM THE ELECTRIC SECTOR THROUGH EFFICIENCY & RENEWABLE ENERGYJeremy Fisher, Sr. Scientist, Synapse Energy Economics; Robyn DeYoung, EPA State & Local Climate & Energy ProgramSO2 CONTROL USING DRY SORBENT INJECTION TECHNOLOGY WITH HYDRATED LIME Jerry Hunt, Specialist Flue Gas Treatment, Lhoist North America; Jim C. DickermanTHE DEVELOPMENT OF CALIFORNIA LIGHT-DUTY VEHICLE (LDV) REQUIREMENTS TO SUPPORT CLIMATE STABILIZATION: FLEET-EMISSION RATES & PER-CAPITA DRIVINGMichael Bullock, Transportation Commitee Chair, San Diego Sierra ClubTHE PURSUIT OF REPRESENTATIVE PM2.5 EMISSION FACTORS FOR GAS-FIRED COMBUSTION UNITSLouis Corio, Senior Air Quality Scientist, Zephyr Environmental CorporationMULTI-SOURCE MONITORING VIA THE CLOUDToby Wiik, CEO, Standard Filter10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTuesday | February 17 Session Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chair9 10Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack A |AIR POLICY & REGULATIONS | A7. PERMITS & COMPLIANCEEPA 301 STUDY ON VISIBLE EMISSIONS FROM LARGE STACKSAllison Dolan, Visible Emission Consultant, Sustainable SkysA8. TRI, MACT & MATSTHE FINAL MATS RULE: LAST CALL FOR COMPLIANCEMichael Rossler, Manager - Environmental Programs, EEIA9. AIR POLICY & REGULATIONSEPA ALTERNATIVE METHOD 082 DIGITAL OPACITYShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology LLCEPA’S POWER PLANT CARBON STANDARDS: A VIEW FROM CAPITOL HILLJames McCarthy, Specialist in Environmental Policy, Congressional Research Service FIGHTING BACK: WINNING THE INFORMATION WARRandall Hughes, Manager - Planning & Rates, Independence Power & LightSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsWednesday | February 187:30AM - 9:30AM10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PMTrackB|CEMS & AIR QUALITY|B1. CEMS & MATSPERFORMANCE UPDATE & REVIEW OF COATINGS USED TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY & ACCURACY OF MERCURY & SULFUR SAMPLING SYSTEMSGary Barone, Business Manager, SilcoTek Corporation; Marty HigginsMEASURING HCL EMISSIONS USING HOT/WET EXTRACTIVE FTIR CEMSJim Cornish, Technical Sales & Support Manager, Gasmet Technologies Inc.THE ALL BLUE MERCURY MESSENGER, AN IMPROVED MERCURY SORBENT TRAP ANALYZERPhilip Dufresne, President, ALL BLUETHE LATEST TIPS & TRICKS FOR GETTING THE BEST MERCURY RESULTS USING SORBENT TRAPSPhilip Dufresne, President, ALL BLUEB2. CEMS & MATS MACT MONITORING COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS & COSTS FROM FACILITY PERSPECTIVEAnne McQueen, Senior Associate Engineer, AMECINNOVATIONS & USER EXPERIENCES WITH MERCURY PROCESS MONITORING & SORBENT TRAPSAndrew Mertz, Analytical Engineer, Ohio Lumex Co., Inc.; Joseph SipersteinLOW MAINTENANCE MERCURY CEMS – IS THERE SUCH A THING?Gary Saunders, Manager Technical Services, CEM Specialties Inc.; Steve Gibbons, ABB Inc. (Measurement Products)CEMS FOR MATS COMPLIANCEMousa Zada, President, Altech Enviornment U.S.A.HG MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUESPhil McMaster, Eastern Regional Sales Manager, Altech Environment U.S.A.B3. HCL MONITORINGEXPERIENCE USING CAVITY ENHANCED ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY (CEAS) FOR HCL MEASUREMENT ON A COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTSteve Gibbons, Business Development Manager, ABB Inc.; Ty Smith, CEMTEK GroupTUNABLE DIODE LASER (TDL) BASED HCL CONTINUOUS EMISSION MONITORING SYSTEM (CEMS) DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES & MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES TO MEET PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION 18Tim Kuiken, PetroChem Applications & Sales Manager, Cemtek EnvironmentalA ROBUST, COMPACT & VERSATILE SOLUTION FOR HYDROGEN CHLORIDE CEMGraham Leggett, Global Product & Sales Manager - Environmental Division, Tiger OpticsHYDROGEN CHLORIDE MONITORING BY FTIRKevin Ramazan, VP of FTIR Operations, Calfornia Analytical InstrumentsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsTuesday | February 17Monday | February 16 1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 6:00PM7:30AM - 9:30AM11 12 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack B |CEMS & AIR QUALITY|B4. MONITORING, DAS & PROTOCOL GASSESA DILUTION CALIBRATOR DESIGNED TO MINIMIZE SOURCE TESTING GAS CYLINDER COSTS WHILE IMPROVING ON-SITE FLEXIBILITYDoug Haugen, Product Manager, Teledyne API; Ray JalisiCOST EFFECTIVE REMOTE SENSING OF THE UPPER ALTITUDE WIND FIELD & INVERSION HEIGHTSKenneth Underwood, President, Atmospheric Systems CorporationTOP TEN TO-DO ITEMS FOR A SUCCESSFUL EMISSION TEST OR RATA, & THE BOTTOM TEN NOT-TO-DO, FOR MERCURY, HCL, PM, NOX & OTHER MONITORS OR EMISSION LIMITSKevin Crosby, VP-Technical, Montrose Environmental Group, Inc.; Judith AaslandHOW MUCH UNCERTAINTY IS THERE IN AN STATIONARY SOURCE TEST?Robert Davis, Project Director, TRC SolutionsB5. SF6 MONITORING & SUBSTATIONSB6. SORBENT TRAPSSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsTuesday | February 1710AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsTrackB|CEMS & AIR QUALITY|B7. MONITORING & REPORTINGUNDER REPORTING OF NOX EMISSIONSRobert Mullowney, President, MonitorTech Corporation LLCB8. MODELING TO 30-DAY LIMIT OR TO NOT 30-DAY LIMIT: AN EVALUATION OF ONE-HOUR MODELED EMISSION RATES & 30-DAY PERMIT LIMITSJared Anderson, Senior Air Dispersion Modeler, Wenck Associates, Inc.Session Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairCo-ChairsRobert MullowneyWednesday | February 18 7:30AM - 9:30AM10AM - 12PM13 14 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack |MERCURY CONTROL|CC1. HG CONTROL DEMONSTRATIONSSCRUBBER ADDITIVES FOR MERCURY RE-EMISSION CONTROLChethan Acharya, Research Engineer, Southern Company Services; Gary Blythe & Mandi Richardson, URS Corporation; Chuck Dene, Electric Power Research InstituteMODIFICATION & TESTING OF FEED SYSTEMS FOR AMENDED SILICATESClifton Brown Jr., Vice President, Novinda; James ButzEXTENDED TRIALS OF NOVINDA’S AS-HGX FOR EPA MATS MERCURY COMPLIANCEJames Butz, VP of Product Management, Novinda Corporation; Clifton Brown Jr. & Stephen BalogaUES OF DIFFERENT SCRUBBER ADDITIVES FOR MERCURY REMOVALPhilip Flowers, Project Manager, Texas Municipal Power Agency(TMPA); Connie Senior, ADA-ESMERCURY MANAGEMENT ACROSS WET SCRUBBERS FOR MATS COMPLIANCE: WHERE DOES THE MERCURY GO?Bruce Keiser, Research Fellow, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Jianwie Yua, Wayne M. Carlso & Angela ZagalaMERCURY CONTROL: A PASSIVE METHOD INVOKING MERCURY’S NATURAL HETEROGENEOUS PROCESSESKeith Schofi eld, Research Director, ChemData Research, Inc.C2. ACTIVATED CARBON - HGACTIVATED CARBON FOR MATS COMPLIANCE: HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR RFP PROCESSDavid Mazyck, PhD, CEO, Carbonxt, Inc.; Heather Byrne PhD, PE, Michelle Brown PE, & Jack Drwiega PEACTIVATED CARBON INJECTION FOR MERCURY CONTROL AT UNITS WITHOUT TRADITIONAL PARTICULATE CONTROL DEVICESRichard Mimna, Sr. R&D Associate, Calgon Carbon CorporationTHE EVOLVING POWDER ACTIVATED CARBON MARKETPLACEMichael Thiel, Technical Services Group Manager, Nol-Tec SystemsNOVEL ACTIVATED CARBONS FOR DEMANDING ESP APPLICATIONSJerry Adler, Senior Engineer, Cabot CorporationNEXT GENERATION SO3 TOLERANT PACSJoe Wong, Chief Technology Offi cer, ADA Carbon Solutions, LLC; Roger Cayton & Jacob LowringPULVERIZED LIMESTONE & ACTIVATED CARBON SLURRIES W/ VACUCAM® EJECTOR MIXERSJeff Doherty, Director Engineering, Semi-Bulk Systems; Charles AlackC3. HG CONTROL TECHNOLOGIESFGDPLUS - AN EFFICIENCY BOOSTER FOR OPEN SPRAY TOWER TECHNOLOGYChristian Patterer, Senior Product Manager, Andritz Environmental Solutions; Andreas Gruber-Waltl & Michael KramerTHE DYNAMIC MERCURY CAPTURE TEST: RAPID PAC PROTOTYPING FOR ENHANCED MERCURY CAPTUREJoe Wong, Chief Technology Offi cer, ADA Carbon Solutions; Chris Vizcaino, ADA Carbon Solutions; Nick Lentz, University of North DakotaNON-CARBON, LIQUID SORBENT FOR MERCURY EMISSION CONTROL IN SPRAY DRY ABSORBERSTommy Hung-Ting Chen, Lead Chemist, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; Bruce A. Keiser, Wayne M. Carlson, Brett Showalter, Jianwei Yuan & Nicholas R. DennySO3 TOLERANCE OF AMENDED SILICATE MERCURY SORBENTSThomas K. Gale, Director of Technology Development, Novinda Corporation; James R. ButzDIFFERENT OPTIONS FOR SPECIFYING A MERCURY REDUCTION SYSTEMConner Cox, Process Engineer, United Conveyor CorporationTuesday | February 17Michael ThielMonday | February 163:30PM - 6:00PM1PM - 3PM7:30AM - 9:30AMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTrack|MERCURY CONTROL| CC4. DRY SORBENT INJECTION (DSI)BENEFITS OF CONDITIONED AIR IN TRANSLOADING WHEN USING TRONA FOR SO2 & ACID GASES MITIGATION IN COAL FIRED UNITS FLUE GAS STREAMJoshua Allen, Applications Engineer, Natronx Technologies, LLCDSI FOR HIGH LEVEL (UP TO 90%+) SO2 & MERCURY REMOVAL ON A LARGE COAL-FIRED UNIT EQUIPPED WITH AN ESP & FABRIC FILTERJon Norman, Dry Sorbent Injection Sales & Technology Manager, United Conveyor CorporationA DSI SYSTEM INSTALLATION AT A MIDWEST UTILITY – A LOW CAPITAL COST POLLUTANT CONTROL SOLUTIONRobert Broglio, Sr. Business Development Manager, NAES Corp.SORBMIXTM TO IMPROVE MIXING FOR DRY SORBENT INJECTION APPLICATIONSGuisu Liu, Director of Technology, Mobotec LLC; Baiyun Gong, Mike Klump, Alan Chadwick & Craig PaquetteC5. MATS HGMERCURY LEE TESTING CASE STUDYJeremy Miller, Senior Project Manager, TRC; Dave Darnell, Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD)COMPREHENSIVE TRIAL PLANNING FOR ACHIEVING EPA MATS COMPLIANCESteve Baloga, V.P. Environmental Services, Novinda CorporationFROM MATS HG DEMONSTRATIONS TO COMMERCIAL COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS INSTALLATION UPDATE & DEMONSTRATION RESULTS FOR PRB & LIGNITE EGUMarcus Sylvester, Vice President of Sales, Midwest Energy Emissions Corp (ME2C); Jim Trettel C6. HG MEASUREMENTSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs10AM - 12PMTuesday | February 17 1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 6:00PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chair15 16 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack |MERCURY CONTROL|CC7. HG CONTROLC8. HG ACTIVATED CARBON IIC9. HG CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES II7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 1810AM - 12PM1PM - 3:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTrackD|ENERGY POLICY & SECURITY |D1. SHALE GAS/LNG/NATURAL GASFACILIATE INVESTMENTS IN NATURAL GAS INFRASTRUCTURE - CASE STUDIES OF TWO REGIONHua Fang, Principal Consultant, Black & VeatchD2. FRACKING & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTD3. ENERGY POLICYELECTRIC RATE IMPACTS DUE TO ENVIRONEMENTAL REGULATIONSMike Borgstadt, Manager - Business Consulting, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co.BIG DATA & EFFICIENT ENERGY PRICESMark DeSantis, CEO, kWanteraPROACTIVE PATENT PROSECUTION STRATEGIES IN VIEW OF POST-GRANT CHALLENGESPeter Jackman, Director, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox PLLCMARGINAL ENERGY EMISSION RATES FOR THE EVOLVING ENERGY LANDSCAPEJessica Lau, Engineer, ISO New England; Peter WongWHAT HAPPENS DURING A COLD SNAPStephen Slocomb, Associate, Epsilon AssociatesFERC’S EFFORTS TO HARMONIZE NATURAL GAS & ELECTRIC GRID OPERATIONSMichael Thompson, Shareholder, Wright & Talisman, P.C.THE QUADRANNIAL ENERGY REVIEWMitchell Baer, Director - Offi ce of Energy Security Analysis, US DOEDEVELOPING & IMPLEMENTING A NATIONAL ENERGY POLICYKenneth Skipka, Principal, RTP Environmental Associates, Inc.; Louis Theodore, Theodore TutorialsTuesday | February 17 Session Sponsor and Co-ChairsMark DeSantisMonday | February 16 1PM - 3PM7:30AM - 9:30AM3:30PM - 6:00PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chair17 18 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack D |ENERGY POLICY & SECURITY |D4. ENERGY SECURITYD5. STATE, REGIONAL & INFRASTRUCTUREFERC APPROVED DEFINITION OF BES & ITS IMPACT TO YOUR ORGANIZATIONLinda Lynch, Senior Reliability Compliance Specialist, Burns & McDonnell Engineering CompanyPARTNERSHIPS THE PROMOTE ENERGY EFFICIENCYMarta Keane, Resource Recovery Program Specialist, Will CountyD6. ENERGY & CLIMATEECONOMIC EFFECTS ON THE U.S. REFINING INDUSTRY OF EPA CLEAN AIR ACT GREENHOUSE GAS CONTROLS & POTENTIAL CARBON TAX & CAP-AND-TRADE SYSTEMSBill Smalling, Attorney, The Law Offi ce of C. William SmallingCLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS TO ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS: MANAGING RISKS, ENHANCING RESILIENCEChee Chan, Climate Change Adaptation Specialist, AECOM Consulting Ltd.; Allan KlindworthD7. MANAGING RISK & PROJECT FINANCEWednesday | February 18 Tuesday | February 17Session Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chair10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chair7:30AM - 9:30AMTrackE|SO2, NOX, PM CONTROL|E1. CONTROL TECHNOLOGIESE2. ESP & PMCORONA DEAD ZONES HURT ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATOR PERFORMANCEJohn Knapik, ESP Applications Engineer , Babcock & Wilcox PreciptechPOWDER-SORBENT ALTERNATIVES TO SO3 FOR ESP CONDITIONINGThomas K. Gale, Director of Technology Development, Novinda Corporation; James R. ButzWHY SATISFYING ICAC EP-7 CRITERIA ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH FOR OPTIMUM ESP PERFORMANCEJim Daniel, Senior Engineer, Alden; Gary Grieco, Air Consulting AssociatesE3. PM, OPACITY & VISABILITYCALIBRATION OF LIGHT SCATTER PM-CEMS TO SATISFY PS-11 ON WET STACKS IN COAL FIRED EGUSWilliam Averdieck, President, PCME Inc; Ed McCallMATS RULE: HIGH-SENSITIVITY PM MEASUREMENT EVEN AT THE LOWEST CONCENTRATIONS OF DUSTRichard Hovan, Director - Environmental Business Development, DURAG GROUP; Lori McCloudNEWLY PROMULGATED QA/QC PROCEDURES FOR CONTINUOUS OPACITY MONITORING SYSTEMSDavid Ostaszewski, Senior Engineer, O’Brien & GereSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsMonday | February 16Tuesday | February 171PM - 3PM7:30AM - 9:30AM3:30PM - 6:00PM19 20 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack |SO2, NOX, PM CONTROL|ESession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsE4. CEMENT INDUSTRY ISSUESE5. SO2, SO3, NOX & ADDITIVESTHE BENEFITS OF HIGH REACTIVITY HYDRATED LIME IN A CIRCULATING DRY SCRUBBERCurt Biehn, Manager - Marketing & Technical Services, Mississippi Lime Company; Mark DeGenovaELEVATED NOX REDUCTION & COMBUSTION OPTIMIZATION FOR COAL-FIRED UTILITY BOILERS BY IMPROVING FURNACE MIXINGMike Klump, Director of Plant Optimization, Mobotec LLC; Guisu Liu, Baiyun Gong, Joe Aletto, Chris Clemmer, Vivek Savarianadam & Pat CrottySUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF FLUE GAS HUMIDIFICATION/COOLING USING SPRAY NOZZLES UPSTREAM OF DRY SORBENT INJECTION (DSI)Robert Van Durme, P.E., Key Account Manager, Lechler Inc.; Ashwin Patni, Lechler Inc.; Leon Lenertz, P.E., Xcel EnergyE6. ACTIVATED CARBONCurt BiehnTuesday | February 17 10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 6:00PMTrackE|SO2, NOX, PM CONTROL|Session Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairWednesday | February 18 7:30AM - 9:30AM10AM - 12PME7. SCRDEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL SCR-DENOX CATALYSTS - REVIEWING THE RESULTS OF RECENT EUROPEAN RESEARCH PROJECTSBarna Heidel, Head of Department, Institute of Combustion & Power Plant Technology, University of Stuttgart; Tobias Schwämmle & Günter ScheffknechtE8. BART CASE STUDIES21 22 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack F |RENEWABLE ENERGY| Tuesday | February 17 Session Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsF1. RENEWABLE ENERGY MARKETSBEST PRACTICES FOR VOLUNTARY RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAMSSarah Busch, Green-e Program Associate, Center for Resource SolutionsINDUSTRY TRENDS IN RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMSJoseph DiMatteo, Managing Partner, Engineered SolarPV HOUSE ENERGY SYSTEM APPRAISALS (VISUAL LIBRARY)Dr. Adel El Shahat, Assistant Professor, Suez University & University of IllinoisA PRESCRIPTION FOR HYDRO DEVELOPMENT IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN WESTKarl Kumli, Vice President - Energy & Water Group Chair, Dietze & Davis, P.C.FINANCE & BUSINESS MARKETSPeter Mostow, Attorney, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiF2. DISTRIBUTED GENERATIONRUGGED & RELIABLE MICROGRID SYSTEMS FOR TOUGH ENVIRONMENTS: EXPERIENCE & EVOLUTION FROM A DECADE OF DEPLOYMENTS & ITS APPLICATIONS FOR THE CIVILIAN SECTORFrank Pendleton, Program Manager, MRIGlobal; Sayan Chakraborti & Dr. Martin SmithENERGY STORAGE USING HYDROGEN FOR CLEAN DISTRIBUTED POWERSusan Schoenung, President, Longitude 122 West, Inc.SHARED/COMMUNITY SOLAR: POLICY & REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONSJoyce McLaren Sr., Market & Policy Analyst, National Renewable Energy LaboratoryF3. RENEWABLE DEVELOPMENT ANALYSISTHREE CENT PER KWH POWER FROM SPACE BY 2023Keith Henson, Retired, L5 SocietyUSING SOCIAL MEDIA IN YOUR PUBLIC OUTREACH CAMPAIGNBrian Lee, President, Revelation PR, Advertising & Social MediaRENEWABLE ENERGY CREDIT MARKETS UPDATESBert SpaethA UNIQUE ASSESSMENT PROCESS IN CANADA’S YUKON - DOES IT WORK?Ken McKinnon, Chair, Yukon Environmental & Socio-Economic Assessment BoardF4. RENEWABLE PROJECT DEVELOPMENTKarl KumliMonday | February 16 1PM - 3PM7:30AM - 9:30AM3:30PM - 6:00PMTrack F|RENEWABLE ENERGY| SITING ENERGY PROJECTS ON FEDERAL LANDS – OVERCOMING CHALLENGESJohn King , Principal , Environmental Management & Planning Solutions, Inc.IMPLEMENTATION OPTIONS FOR MEETING NET METERING POLICY OBJECTIVESJoseph Daniel, Associate, Synapse Energy Economics; Dr. Tommy VitoloSMUD COMMUNITY RENEWABLE ENERGY DEPLOYMENT (CRED) PROJECTSValentino Tiangco, Biomass Program Manager, Sacramento Municipal Utility DistrictF5. WINDF6. SOLAR & PVTHE NEW WAVE OF SOLAR: AN END-TO-END SOLUTIONEd Feo, COO, CoronalROOFTOP SOLAR VS ELECTRIC UTILITIES - DAVID BATTLES GOLIATHGreg Odegard, Principal, GO Global EnvironmentalNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORYJoyce McLaren, Sr. Market & Policy Analyst, National Renewable Energy LaboratoryTuesday | February 17Session Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chair10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 6:00PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chair23 24 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack F |RENEWABLE ENERGY| Session Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsF7. NEW TECHNOLOGY - IPF8. BATTERIES, STORAGE & REDEVELOPMENTF9. RENEWABLE ENERGYRENEWABLE ENERGY FROM FOOD WASTE: A PRACTICAL CASELaetitia d’Ursel, Business Development Manager, WaterleauHIGH SPEED MICRO-TURBINE MODELING & CONTROL FOR MICRO GRIDS APPLICATIONSDr. Adel El Shahat, Assistant Professor, Suez University & University of Illinois1PM - 3:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairWednesday | February 187:30AM - 9:30AM10AM - 12PMTrack|OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT| GTuesday | February 17Session Sponsor and Co-Chairs1PM - 3PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chair7:30AM - 9:30AMG1. DECOMISSIONING OF POWER PLANTSTHE END OF LIFE: COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT CLOSURE FACTORS & IMPLEMENTATIONJennifer Cave, Partner, Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP; Jeffery L. Pope. PE, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co., Inc.PLANNING FOR CLOSURE: ASH PONDS, LANDFILLS & COAL PILESJeffery Pope, Manager - Facility Decommissioning & Demolition Services, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Co., Inc.LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE PREPARATION OF DEMOLITION, PLANT ASSET VALUATION, & ENVIRONMENT LIABILITY COST ESTIMATES TO SUPPORT THE RETIREMENT OF COAL-FIRED POWER GENERATION STATIONSJerry Archer, D&D/Repurposing Initiative Leader, AMEC; Keith D Welcher, Consumers EnergyG2. POWER PLANT & BOILER OPTIMIZATIONOPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS WITH HIGH REACTIVITY HYDRATED LIME DSIPat Mongoven, Business Development Manager, Mississippi Lime; Curt BiehnOPTIMIZING FOAM CONTROL FOR WET FLUE GAS DESULPHURIZATION SYSTEMSKristin Glikbag, Associate Process Engineer, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc.; Paul N. Dyer & Paul T. Brandt, Burns & McDonnell; Misty Worcester, Minnesota PowerG3. EHS & EMISAUTOMATING EHS PROCESSES WITH SOFTWAREJohn Easton, Director - Product Management, Medgate, Inc.TOP 5 SIGNS TO REPLACE SPREADSHEETSJohn Niemoller, President, Perillon Software; James JensenA TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN, SYSTEMS APPROACH TO MANAGING EHS PROGRAMSNick Steinke, Principal, Tellevate; Joseph TellA BRIEF SUMMARY ON REGULATORY CHANGE MANAGEMENT - ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETYEd Sattar, CEO, 360factorsMonday | February 16 Session Sponsor and Co-Chair3:30PM - 5:30PM25 26 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack |OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT|GSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsG4. EHS & RISK MANAGEMENTRISK MANAGEMENT & FIRE PREVENTION BY CREATING & MAINTAINING AN ALWAYS-ON REDUCED-OXYGEN (HYPOXIC) ENVIRONMENTCory Bryars, Program Manager, ZeroBurn G5. REMEDIATION, ECO. DESIGN & MITIGATIONG6. CLIMATE CHANGE RISK MANAGEMENT Tuesday | February 17 10AM - 12PM1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTrack|OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT| GSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs10AM - 12PMG7. COMPLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES & STRATEGIESTHE APPLICATION OF FUEL ADDITIVES TO IMPROVE ESP PERFORMANCEPaul Farber, Principal, P. Farber & Associates, LLC; Pedro Bardessi & Carlos Rojas, AES GenerPERMITTING A NEW UNIT WITH “EYES WIDE OPEN”Renée Keys, Senior Environmental Analyst, Entergy Services, Inc.; Deborah Saxton, CB&I Environmental & InfrastructureRE-ENGINEERING COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS TO MEET EPA REGULATIONSKeith Moore, President, Castle-Light Energy Corp.ESP UPGRADE FOR MATS COMPLIANCE AT MARION 4Michael Widico, Vice President-Business Development, KC Cottrell Inc.MODERN MODULAR DESIGNED ENVIRONMENTAL & PROCESS DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSRichard Hovan, Director - Environmental Business Development, DURAG GROUP; David Triebel A BRIEF SUMMARY ON REGULATORY CHANGE MANAGEMENT – NERC COMPLIANCEEd Sattar, CEO, 360factors G8. OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENTTHE SAFETY, RELIABILITY & ECONOMIC LAYERS OF NATURAL GAS CONVERSION PROJECTSAjay Kasarabada, Project Manager, Black & Veatch; Steve WilliamsA METHODOLOGY FOR SMART METER COLLECTOR SITING & MONITORING: IMPLEMENTING THE SMART GRID’S MOST CRITICAL TECHNOLOGYCasey Finedell, GIS Specialist, Pennsylvania State University/Jefferson Public Utility District #1; Kirby E. CalvertTHE FUNDAMENTALS OF INTERNAL CONTROLLinda Lynch, Senior Reliability Compliance Specialist, Burns & McDonnell Engineering CompanyTHE OPERATIONS CONUNDRUM: WHEN SHOULD UTILITIES CONSIDER OUTSOURCING PLANT O&MDouglas Machon, Director - Business Development, NAES CorporationTHE IMPORTANCE OF WORKING GREEN WHILE GENERATING RENEWABLE CLEAN ENERGYPaul Raiford, Director of Energy Services, Williams ScotsmanIMPLICATIONS OF FOAMING IN WFGD OPERATION & DESIGNJeffery Russell, Fossil Power Director, MPR Associates, Inc.; Eric ten SiethoffINTERNET OF FACILITIESDejan Ristic, Energy/Pressure Systems Engineer, Group Leader, Argonne National LaboratoryG9. COAL ASH / CCPU.S. EPA CCR COMPLIANCE. MAXIMIZE CAPACITY & TRANSITION YOUR EXISTING DISPOSAL SITEDouglas Dahlberg, Project Associate, Sargent & Lundy LLC; James T. PerrySTAR FLY ASH BENEFICIATION - PROCESSING RECLAIMED CCP’SWilliam Fedorka, Director - Engineering, The SEFA GroupMANAGING ASH W/ DENSE SLURRY WHILE CUTTING COSTS & COMPLYING W/ CCR & ELGDale Timmons, Program Manager - Business Development, NAES CorporationG10. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - HCPROADMAP TO SITING, PERMITTING, & OPERATING FACILITIES IN SAGE GROUSE HABITATDavid Batts, Principal, EMPSi - Environmental Management & Planning Solutions, Inc. Session Sponsor and Co-Chairs1PM - 3PMAjay KasarabadaWednesday | February 187:30AM - 9:30AM27 28 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack |CCS & GHG MANAGEMENT| HTuesday | February 17Session Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsH1. CARBON FOOTPRINT & GREEN PROJECTSSTRATEGIES TO COMPLY WITH NEW FINANCIAL REGULATIONS IN THE GHG CONTRAINED MARKETNedia Miller, Founder, MILLER, CTAWOOD BIOENERGY & LAND USE: A CHALLENGE TO THE SEARCHINGER HYPOTHESISRoger Sedjo, Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future; Brent Sohngen, Ohio State University; Anne Riddle, Resources for the FutureCOMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GHG DATA COLLECTED UNDER EPA’S GREENHOUSE GAS REPORTING PROGRAM & CALIFORNIA’S MANDATORY GHG REPORTING REGULATIONSean Hogan, Environmental Protection Specialist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR LOWERING CO2 EMISSIONS FROM FOSSIL FUEL EGUSTim Donnelly, Senior Project Manager, POWER Engineers, Inc.; Gary BaranowskiH2. TAILORING RULE/NSR/GHG BACTH3. PLANNING & GHG REPORTINGEGRID UPDATESTravis Johnson, Environmental Protection Specialist, US Environmental Protection Agency; Jeremy Schreifels, US EPA; Cristina Quiroz, Radium ConsultingMonday | February 161PM - 3PM7:30AM - 9:30AM3:30PM - 5:30PMTrack|CCS & GHG MANAGEMENT| HTuesday | February 17Session Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsH4. CORPORATE STRATEGIES & RISK MGMTCO2 PRICE FORECAST: PLANNING FOR FUTURE ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONSPatrick Luckow, Associate, Synapse Energy Economics; Joseph Daniel, Spencer Fields, Elizabeth A. Stanton & Bruce BiewaldCOMPLIANCE STRATEGIES FOR PROPOSED GREENHOUSE GAS RULES IN EXISTING POWER PLANTSEdward Malley, Vice President, TRC Companies, Inc.; Ryan Bliss, Greg Coleman & Samantha MotleyH5. CALIFORNIA CAP & TRADEUNDERSTANDING THE CALIFORNIA CARBON MARKET: THE TIMING EFFECTJonathan Ornelas, Director of US Emissions, ICIS; Jan Frommeyer & Judith SchroeterH6. GHG STRATEGIES - POST KYOTOTHE EPA CLEAN POWER PLAN & EMISSION QUANTIFICATION APPROACHESDavid Sumi, Principal, The Cadmus Group, Inc.; Kate Swayne Wilson & Kimberlee Rankin1PM - 3PM3:30PM -5:30PM10AM - 12PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chair29 30 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack |CCS & GHG MANAGEMENT| HH7. CCS: CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGESTATUS UPDATE FOR ONGOING UNITED STATES’ COAL/CCS DEMONSTRATION PROJECTSJoseph Giove, Director - Division of Large Carbon Management Projects, US Department of EnergyW.A. PARISH POST-COMBUSTION CO2 CAPTURE & SEQUESTRATION PROJECTTed McMahon, Project Manager, U.S. Department of Energy; Anthony Armpriester, Petra Nova LLCION’S ADVANCED CO2 CAPTURE SOLVENT: INITIATION OF SLIPSTREAM PILOT DEMONSTRATIONNathan Brown, VP - Research & Development, ION Engineering; Greg Staab, Sr. & Rene Kupfer, ION Engineering; Jason E. Bara, The University of AlabamaH8. CCS IIWednesday | February 18 Session Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs1PM - 3PM3:30PM - 5:30PMTrack|LEED ENERGY MANAGEMENT| I Session Sponsor and Co-Chairs1PM - 3PM3:30PM -5:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairI1. ENERGY SUSTAINABILITY I2. SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTSINSPIRING AMERICA’S NEXT SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSDrew Beal, CEO, Kill the Cup DESIGNING FOR THE POST-CARBON ECONOMY: IT’S ZERO OR NOTHINGEric Corey Freed, Founding Principal, organicARCHITECTBOILER FEED WATER DECHLORINATION USING HYDRO-OPTIC ULTRAVIOLET TECHNOLOGYBehrang Pakzadeh, Senior Engineer, Southern Research Institute; Jay Wos & Jay Renew, Southern Research Institute; Dennis Bitter & Ytzhak (Itzik) Rozenberg, Atlantium Technologies, Inc.; Tracy Underwood, Georgia Power Company; Richard Breckenridge, Electric Power Research Institute I3. ENERGY EFFICIENCYNON-ENERGY BENEFITS(NEBS): WHERE ARE WE & WHY FO THEY MATTER SO MUCH?Lisa Skumatz, Principal, Skumatz Economic Research Associates Tuesday | February 17Session Sponsor and Co-Chair7:30AM - 9:30AMMonday | February 16 31 32 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack |LEED ENERGY MANAGEMENT|II4. ENERGY MANAGEMENTI5. SMART GRIDI6. ENERGY EFFICIENCY & MGMTGRID MODERNIZATION & THE SMART UTILITYRonald Chebra, Grid Automation, Schneider ElectricSession Sponsor and Co-Chair1PM - 3PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs10AM - 12PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs3:30PM - 5:30PMTuesday | February 17Track|LEED ENERGY MANAGEMENT| IWednesday | February 18I7. DEMAND RESPONSE/POWER PLANT OPERATIONI8. ENERGY CONSERVATION & STORAGESession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs10AM - 12PM7:30AM - 9:30AM33 34 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack J |WATER SUSTAINABILITY|J1. WASTEWATER MANAGEMENTMIXED ASH LANDFILL EMERGING ISSUESIvan Cooper, Practice Leader, Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.TREATMENT OF SELENIUM, ARSENIC, MERCURY, & NITRATE FROM FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION WASTEWATER USING A VORTEX GENERATING ANTI-FOULING MEMBRANE SYSTEM & CONCENTRATE TREATMENTJoon Min, President, BKT; Behrang (Ben) Pakzadeh, Jay Wos & Jay Renew, SRI; Richard Breckenridge, EPI; Jason (Xinjun) Teng, Southern Compan; Allen Chan, JK Kim & GT Park, BKTADVANCED TREATMENT OF FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION WASTEWATER USING VIBRATORY SHEAR ENHANCED PROCESSING MEMBRANE SYSTEM FOR REUSE OR DISCHARGEBehrang Pakzadeh, Senior Engineer, Southern Research Institute; Jay Wos, Southern Research Institute; Larry Stowell & Angie DeSchutter, New Logic Research, Inc.; Richard Breckenridge, Electric Power Research Institute; Jason (Xinjun) Teng, Southern Company ServicesA HOLISTIC APPROACH TO WATERSHED-LEVEL RISK ANALYSIS & MANAGEMENT OF BROMIDERobert Strange, Associate Project Manager, Southern Research Institute; Brian Mastin, PhDPILOT TESTING OF TREATMENT TO MEET LOW MERCURY LIMITS IN FGD PURGE WATER AT A COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTPaul Pigeon, Senior Engineer, Golder Associates Inc.; Troy Patton, Seminole Electric Cooperative Inc.; Rachel Hanson & Kristen Sealey, Golder Associates IncHCLEARTM TECHNOLOGY: A SOLUTION-BASED APPROACH TO HCL ABATEMENTIan Saratovsky, Technology Development Manager, Fuel Tech, Inc.; Kent W Schulz, Chris R Smyrniotis, Emil P. Rivera & Heng WangJ2. WATER & ELECTRIC UTILITIESTHE USE OF PORTABLE FLOWMETERS FOR WATER BALANCE VERIFICATIONKaren Burchardt, Senior Environmental Engineer, Burns & McDonnell; Maggie Skelton, Minnesota Power; Samantha Tewell, Burns & McDonnell WEATHERING THE STORM – UPDATE ON ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRY WASTEWATER ISSUESTisha Scroggin, Section Manager, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc.J3. 316BDESIGN OF FISH RETURN SYSTEMS & OPERATIONS/MAINTENANCE GUIDELINESJonathan Black, Senior Fisheries Biologist, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Dan Giza & Nate Olken, Alden Research Laboratory, Inc.; Douglas Dixon, Electric Power Research InstituteREVIEW & IMPLICATIONS OF THE FINAL SECTION 316(B) RULE FOR EXISTING COOLING WATER INTAKESGregory Howick, Senior Aquatic Ecologist, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc.; Steve GruberHOW TO ADDRESS THE BIOLOGICAL STUDIES REQUIRED AS PART OF THE 316B RULEGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science & Technology; Ron King & Joe VondruskaINTAKE RETROFITS WITH RETRIEVABLE CYLINDRICAL SCREENSJason Eichenberger, Senior Civil Engineer, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc; Terry Larson, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Compan; Karen Hinkforth, We EnergiesEVALUATION OF FISH SURVIVAL FROM A HYDROLOX TRAVELING WATER SCREEN & FISH RETURN SYSTEM AT ALABAMA POWER’S BARRY GENERATING STATIONBrett DeRousse, National Account Manager, Intralox; Doug Dixon, EPRI; Justin Mitchell, Alabama PowerTuesday | February 17 Session Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs1PM - 3PM7:30AM - 9:30AM3:30PM - 6:00PMMonday | February 16Track J|WATER SUSTAINABILITY|Tuesday | February 17J4. WATER SUSTAINABILITYJ5. WATER - REGULATORY UPDATESJ6. WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT - FGDACHIEVING FGD WASTEWATER ZLD THROUGH ENCAPSULATION: CHALLENGES, BENEFITS, & TECHNOLOGY READINESSKirk Ellison, Research Engineer , Southern Company ServicesONLINE MONITORING OF HG, SE AND AS IN FGD WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTSWarren Corns, Research Director, PS Analytical Ltd; Bin Chen MINIMIZING THE COST OF ELG COMPLIANCE BY REDUCING FGD BLOWDOWNDave Guinta, Assistant Chemical Engineer, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc.; Kristin GlikbargSession Sponsor and Co-ChairsSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs1PM - 3PM3:30PM -5:30PM10AM - 12PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chair35 36 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack J |WATER SUSTAINABILITY|PBJ7. WATER MANAGEMENT II J8. WATER & ELECTRIC UTILITIESGENETIC ALGORITHM CAPACITIVE DEIONIZATION (CDI) OPTIMUM IDENTIFICATIONDr. Adel El Shahat, Visiting Assistant Professor (UIC, USA)J9. WATER & ELECTRIC UTILITIES7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 1810AM - 12PM1PM - 3:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTrack|ALTERNATE FUELS| KK1. BIO & WASTE ENERGYUSING NUCLEAR ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS TO MANAGE KILN FUELSPaul Iverson, Product Manager, SABIA, Inc.; April MonteraK2. BIOFUELS, ETHANOL, PELLETS & BIODEISEL12 MW BIOMASS POWER PLANT AND DEDICATED ENERGY CROP PLANTATION IN NICARAGUACarl Kukkonen, CEO, VIASPACE Inc.K3. BIOMASS/ COFIRING IN POWER PLANTSCONCEPT FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY, FORESTS, SOILS, WATER & COMMUNITIESTimothy McDonald, Retired Engineer Session Sponsor and Co-Chairs1PM - 3PM3:30PM -5:30PMSession Sponsor and Co-ChairTuesday | February 17Session Sponsor and Co-Chair7:30AM - 9:30AMPBMonday | February 16 37 38 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeTrack |ALTERNATE FUELS|KPBK4. BIOGAS/MSW/LFGK5. NUCLEAR POWERCONSIDERATION OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES IN LICENSING OF NUCLEAR REACTORSAndrew Kugler, Senior Project Manager, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionK6. ALGAETHE ALGAE ALTERNATIVE – CARBON CAPTURE & REUSEPaul Woods, Founder & CEO, Algenol Biofuels Session Sponsor and Co-Chair1PM - 3PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs10AM - 12PMSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs3:30PM - 5:30PMTuesday | February 17Track|ALTERNATE FUELS| KK7. ALTERNATIVE FUEL & FLEET MANAGEMENTPERFORMANCE OF HYDROGEN FUEL ANALYZERRandall Bramston-Cook, Principal, Lotus Consulting; Edward Bramston-Cook, Lotus Consulting; David Blekhman, PhD, California State University; Yu Chen, Tiger Optics LLCPERFORMANCE OF A HYDROGEN FUEL ANALYZERRandall Bramston-Cook, Principal, Lotus Consulting; Edward Bramston-Cook, Lotus Consulting; David Blekhman, PhD, California State UniversityK8. FOSSIL FUELSNEW LOW COST POLLUTION CONTROL TECHNOLOGYJerrold Radway, Chairman & Chief Technical Offi cer, ClearChem LLC; Shuman MooreTWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF FUEL IMPACT ANALYSES – WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED, & WHERE ARE WE GOING?Una Nowling, Technology Lead - Fuels, Black & Veatch Wednesday | February 18Session Sponsor and Co-ChairSession Sponsor and Co-Chairs10AM - 12PM7:30AM - 9:30AMPB39 40 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeEUECEUECNGV & CNGEV & PHEVFleet Vehicles O&M, HybridsCellulostic & EthanolBiofuels & BiodieselBattery Charging and Fuel CellsInnovative & Advanced TechnologiesEXITDN DNMEN WOMENEXITEXITEXITTIXETO GROUND LEVELDNESCALATORESCALATORUPDNEXITDNEXITMENMENTLEXITWOMENWOMENTLTLEXITEXITEXITEXIT 3-HOUR RATED FIREDOOREXITEXITEXITTLEXITEXITEXITEXITELEVATORSSERVICEEXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT EXITTREE GRATESEXITEXITWOMENTL TLMENOUTDOOR TERRACEESCALATORSTAIRSEXIT EXITEXITELVSTAIRSESCALATOREXITAMPHITHEATREUPPER LEVEL14'14'21'21'21'10'10'10'10'10'10'10'DN DNELVDNESCALATORESCALATORUPWSWSWSWSWSWSEXITEXITTLWSEXITEXITWSWSEXITWSEXITEXITTLTrack ATrack BTrack CTrack DTrack ETrack FTrack GTrack HTrack ITrack JAIR POLICY REGULATIONSCEMs &AIR QUALITYMERCURYCONTROLENERGY POLICYSECURITY so2 noX PM CONTROLRENEWABLE ENERGYO & MCCS GHGMANAGEMENTLEEDENERGY MANAGEMENTWATERSUSTAINABILITYTrack KTrack LTrack MTrack NALTERNATE FUELSNGV, CNG FLEETBIOFUELSETHANOLH2EV, PHEVHYBRID259URSSICKBASFECTUniversalAnalyzersOhioLumexAirHygieneLakesApexCECVIMERMChemcoSEICAIFuelTechSterlingPlanetPineAirgasNol-TecTrinityServicesBiogenicReagentsSiemensFL Smidth SRI GasmetMilleniumInstrumentsLhoistSperScienti?cControlAnalyticsM&CPSAGenstarCatalystAirClayborn Trachte B3ParkerHanna?nees AtumBuhlerHornAGTICLRMBThermobondBuildingsNexusPraxairEAEngineeringxOvertimeME2CCEMServiceMKSGeoSyntecKiewitRedBallMississippiLimeSpectrumMetcoContecCleanHarborsTeledyneMLGreat LakesChemturaTetratechBMCDTechHeatersGraceDuragTigerOpticsTRCSegaCiSCOGolderBWFNationalFilterAECOMAltechEnviron. SupplyPolar Tech.CabotEERCAWMAPowerMcIlvaineTrinity ConsultantsHydroloxUSLM MACInstrumentsTeledyneAPIEuro?nsFrontierGlobalBranden-bergMontroseDust-masterSNEIDelavanRockwellCartwrightDEKORONHORIBAPCMEEPAAirtechEnvironmentalMexelUSAUnited ConveyorSTICEMsPerillonGreat EcologyCooperEnvironmentalBlue1USAMonotorTechCTradeSPTCMitsubishiHitachiShelterOne NovaLynx ALBERMARLESABIAMP Environ.10310710911511711920320620521621521822021721921020920721221130430631631532031731931031240440340840541641542041741941040940741150450651651551852051751051261662071671571872080380581681581882081781980980710059169206036156196096071117177195081112111410116046086106065035095117047067087107127037077117058048088128109049089109179051201121812161110100740630880610097095071217 101331820810541810101002 10011003 30530730330931120451912031020FoodFoodFoodFood FoodFoodFood104106108116118120128130132140142107206113212115214119218121220125224127226131230133232137236139238239338237336233332231330227326225324221320219318215314213312207306307406313412315414319418321420325424327426331430333432337436339438439538437536433532431530427526425524421520419518415514413512407506507606513612515614519618521620525624527626531630533632537636539638639738637736633732631730627726625724621720619718615714613712607706707806713812715814719818721820725824727826731830733832737836739838839938837936833932831930827926825924821920819918815914813912807906905907911917919921929931933941943800700600500400300200100GMChryslerNetworkVolvoFordECKHAUSZip CarAlvarezGreentecMitsubishiBMWHyundaiToyota41 42 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to Change6 © CleanCarExpo.comExhibiting Companies ExhibitsBooth CompanyExhibits Booth Company610 ADA Carbon Solutions 910 ADA-ES, Inc.920 AECOM, Inc.818 Air Hygiene712 Airgas1112 Airtech Environmental Svcs.916 Albemarle Corporation603 Altech Environment USA506 Alvarez*210 America Greener703 APEX Instruments, Inc.203 Atum Services Inc.115 A&WMA315 B3 Systems, Inc.905 Babcock & Wilcox803 BASF503 Biogenic Reagents1013 Blue1USA300 BMW*217 Brandenburg Industrial119 Buhler Technologies LLC 510 Burns & McDonnell819 BWF America306 C Trade810 Cabot Norit1010 Calgon Carbon Corporation704 California Analytical Inst.1007 Carbonxt, Inc.307 Cartwright & Associates619 Catalyst Air Management, Inc.609 CB&I207 CEM Service Group711 Chemco Systems700 Chrysler*820 Custom Instruments (Cisco)705 Civil & Env. Consultants415 Clayborn Labs917 Clean Air Engineering812 Clean City*320 C;ean Harbors312 Contec Systems Industrial311 Control Analytics1217 Cooper Environmental 408 DEKORON - Unitherm509 Delavan Spray Tchnologies511 Durag, Inc.508 Dustmaster Enviro Systems517 EA Engineering111 EERC606 Eckhaus*805 Environmental Consulting304 Environmental Energy Svs.807 Environmental Supply Co.1218 EPA1110 ERM407 Eurofins Frontier Global504 FLSmidth-AFT Division500 Ford*807 Fleet*706 Fuel Tech404 Gasmet Technologies409 Genstar Tech Co 209 Geosyntec815 Golder Associates520 Grace Consulting507 Great Ecology800 GM*419 Great Lakes Solutions407 Greentec*414 GreenF*607 GTA*1216 Horiba717 Horn Industrial Svs303 Hydrolox200 Hyundai*212 ICI Industrial Products1005 Industrial Accessories Co. 808 Kewit812 Lakes Environmental707 Lhoist North America313 Lynx*410 M&C Tech Group N.A.206 MAC Instruments117 McIlvaine310 METCO Environmental518 Mexel USA215 Midwest Energy Emissions817 Millennium Instruments604 Mississippi Lime1001 Mitsubishi Hitachi Power400 Mitsubishi Motors*220 MKS Instruments318 MonitorTech Corp.417 Montrose806 MP Environmental Services616 Nalco Air Protection Tech1002 NASA804 National Filter Media218 Nexus Solutions716 Nol-Tec Systems204 NovaLynx Corp..806 NREL*615 Novinda1009 Ohio Lumex Co405 P S Analytical317 Parker Hannafin Corp.308 Perillon Software710 Pine107 Polar Technologies, LLC219 Praxair412 Propane*109 Power 312 Rayeman*718 Red Ball Technical Svs216 RMB Consulting319 Rockwell Automation1203 SABIA, Inc.706 SDGE*816 Sega Inc305 Shelter One809 SICK606 Siemens Industry Inc516 SNEI Biological904 SOLVAir715 Southern Environmental403 Southern Research Inst.306 Spectrum Systems, Inc.309 Sper Scientific418 SPTC708 Sterling Planet406 STI CEMS608 Technical Heaters420 Teledyne Monitor Labs205 Teldyne API620 Tetra Tech211 Thermo Bond Buildings1020 Thermo Scientific515 Tiger Optics, LLC100 Toyota*416 Trachte Inc.1003 TRC Environmental Corp.411 Trinity Consultants720 Trinity Servics, Inc.316 United Conveyor Corp.506 USLM908 Universal Ananlyzers, Inc.512 URS Corportaion1201 US DOE - Clean Coal314 Viaspace*607 VIM Technologies Inc.600 Volvo*103 xOvertime507 ZIP*Exhibits Booth CompanyMarketing 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 - $500 Sponsor 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 - $8,000 Effectively 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 - $5,000 This package includes logo placement on lanyards of the attendee name badge holders. 6. Lunch / Reception Sponsorship - $3,000 - $8,000 As a Network Reception sponsor you will have your name and logo in front of conference attendees on each meal ticket 7. Golf Sponsor - $3,000 Exclusive sponsorship of the 2015 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 positioningCall the EUEC office (520-615-3535) or email info@euec.com43 44 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeHyattSan Diego Convention CenterOmniHotel7th Ave8th Ave9th Ave6th Ave5th Ave4th AveIsland AveMarket StJ StK StL St3rd Ave2nd Ave1st AveFront StHarbro DrMarriotSan DiegoBayS NMap & HotelsMANCHESTER GRAND HYATT1 Market PlaceSan Diego, CA 92101Ph: (619) 356-8335OMNI HOTEL675 L StreetSan Diego, CA 92101MARRIOTT MARQUIS & MARINA333 West Harbor DriveSan Diego, CA 92101 Exhibit Package Includes:• One free registration to exhibit and speak• 60% discount at $595 for your staff ($1395 onsite) • 10’x10’ booth, (1) 6’ draped table, (2) chairs, waste basket• 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 Advertisement in Conference Guide, & Web• Unlimited CCE Registration for Company EmployeesShow Rules. Application implies that exhibitor will abide by Conference show rules. Please copy this contract for your files. Exhibitor hereby assumes entire responsibility and hereby agrees to protect, defend, indemnify and save the San Diego Convention Center, its owners, its operator, EUEC, and each of their respective parents, subsidiaries, 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, oc-cupancy 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 Certificate of Insurance evidencing the coverage described above.EUEC WILL INVOICE FOR PAYMENT IN 30 DAYS. 1st 3rd2ndSTEP 2. ENTER CHOICE OF BOOTH NUMBER FROM FLOOR PLANSTEP 4. CONTACT INFORMATION:Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________Company Name: ________________________________________________________________________________Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________City: __________________________________ State: _________________________ Zip: _________________________________Email: _________________________________ _______________________________ phone: _____________________________COMMENT: ______________________________________________________________________________________Authorized Signature (required): __________________________________________ Date: _________________________________EUEC, P. O. Box 66076, Tucson, AZ 85728 | info@euec.com | p : 520-615-3535 | f : 602-296-0199| WWW.EUEC.COMSTEP 1. SELECT TYPE OF EXHIBIT BOOTH(10’ x 10’) EUEC Exhibit Booth (Sold Out) $5,000(10’ x 10’) Overflow EUEC Exhibit Booth in Sails Pavilion $2,000(10’ x 10’) Clean Car Expo Booth in Sails Pavilion $2,000(10’ x 20’) Premium Booth in Sails Pavilion $4,000Exhibit Reservation Form100% refund up to June 1, 2014. 50% refund by Oct. 1, 2014. *Payments & RefundsFAX TO 1-602-296-0199 or E-MAIL TO INFO@EUEC.COMlean arHybridBiofuelsNGVCNGEV FleetFeb 16 - 18, 2015 | San Diego, Cal i fo rn ia.comSTEP 3. Select Desired Exhibit AisleNGV & CNG Fleet Systems Hydrogen Fuel CellsBiofuels & Ethanol Vehicle Charging Advanced TechEV & PHEV Hybrid Systems EUECBattery & Storage Systems Cellulostic Other