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EUEC | P.O. Box 66076, Tucson, AZ 85728 | (p) 520.615.3535 | (f) 602.296.0199 | info@euec.com | www.euec.comTECHNICAL TRACKSA. AIR POLICY & CPP REGSB. CEMS, AQ & EPA REGSC. MERCURY CONTROLD. ENERGY POLICY & SECURITYE. SO2, NOx, TSP CONTROL F. RENEWABLE ENERGYG. O&M and EHSH. CLIMATE, CCS & CCRI. WATER 316(b)J. FLEET, EV & HYBRIDK. BATTERY & ENERGY STORAGESan Diego Convention Center · 111 W Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101 EXHIBIT & SPEAKER GUIDEProgramGuide2© 2,000 ATTENDEES | 400 SPEAKERS | 200 EXHIBITSEXHIBIT SHOW HOURSTue. Setup 1 pm to 6 pmWed.Feb 3 7 am to 7 pmThur. Feb 4 7 am to 7 pmFriday Feb 5 7 am to 12 pmBreakdown 12 pm to 4 pm19th Annual Conference & ExpoWednesday Feb 3 to Friday Feb 5, 2016San 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.comAM Breaks 9:30 am to 10 amLunches 12 pm to 1 pmPM Breaks 3 pm to 3:30 pmReceptions 5 pm to 7 pmNETWORK RECEPTIONS located in Exhibit HallEXHIBIT SHOW HOURSAESALLETEAlliant Energy CorporationAlstom PowerAmeren CorporationAmerican Electric PowerAmerican Municipal Power, Inc.Arizona Public Service CompanyAssociated Electric Cooperative, Inc.Basin Electric Power CooperationBig Rivers ElectricBuckeye PowerBurbank Water & PowerCalpine CorporationCarbon Creek EnergyCentral Iowa Power CooperativeCentral Minnesota Municipal Power AgencyCity Water Light and PowerClarke Public UtilitiesCleco CorporationCon EdisonConsumers EngergyDeseret PowerDominion GenerationDTE EnergyDuke EnergyDynegyEast Kentucky Power CooperativeElectricité de FranceEmpire District Electric CompanyEntergy ServicesEversource EnergyExelon PowerFlorida Power & Light CompanyGDF SuezGuam Public Utilities CommissionHoosier EnergyIdaho Power CompanyIndependence Power & LightIntermountain Power Service CorporationKansas City Board of Public UtilitiesKansas City Power & LightKorea Electric Power CorporationKU Energy,LLCLG&ELower Colorado River AuthorityLuminantMadison Gas & ElectricMichigan South Central Power AgencyMidAmerican Energy CompanyMinnesota Power Minnkota Power Cooperative, Inc.Montana-Dakota Utilities CompanyMuscatine Power and WaterNebraska Pulbic Power DistrictNewmont Nevada Energy InvestmentNextEra EnergyNiSourceNorthern Indiana Public Service Co.(NIPSCO)Northern Star GenerationNorthWestern EnergyNova Scotia Power NRECANRG EnergyNV EnergyODECOklahoma Gas & Electric CompanyOld Dominion Electric CooperativeOmaha Public Power DistrictOrange Grove EnergyPacific Gas & ElectricPCPS EnergyPortland General ElectricPPL EnergyPlus LLCPPL Montana LLCPSERaven PowerRochester Public UtilitiesRodan Energy Solutions Inc.Rural ElectricSacramento Municipal Utility DistrictSalt River ProjectSAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRICSantee CooperSCANASchneider ElectricSempra US Gas and PowerSouthern California EdisonSouthern CompanySouthern Power CompanySunflower Electric Power CorporationTennessee Valley AuthorityTexas Municipal Power AgencyTri-State Generation and Transmission Tucson Electric PowerVectren Corp.Westar EnergyWestern Farmers Electric Cooperative572 ADA Carbon Solutions 552 ADA-ES, Inc.441 AECOM, Inc.358 AFL Industries555 Air Hygiene488 Air Liquide America 693 Air Quality Services562 Airgas640 Airtech Environmental 556 Albemarle499 Alicat369 Altech468 Andritz Inc.359 Apex Instruments, Inc.493 Aquatech International 373 Arbor Day Foundation592 Atlas Carbon, LLC374 AVO Training Institute106 AWMA589 B3 Systems, Inc.383 Bergquist Co., a Henkle Co.687 BirdBuffer, LLC668 Black & Veatch464 Boyer Trucks598 Buhler Technologies481 Burns & McDonnell440 Calgon Carbon540 Carbonxt, Inc.670 Catalyst Air Mgmt.459 CDS Engineering356 Cellmotive Co., Ltd.664 CEM Service Group, Inc.645 CEMS Experts652 Cemtek Environmental, Inc.436 CH2M689 Chemtura - Great Lakes583 Clayborn Labs588 Clean Harbors699 CleanAir Engineering 675 Commonwealth Dynamics636 Cooper Environmental Svc.663 CPP Wind & AQ Consultants649 CTrade568 CiSCO372 Dakota Software370 Doosan HF Controls Corp.699 DR DAS LTD463 DSG Solutions, LLC576 Durag, Inc.546 Dustex Corporation474 Dustmaster Enviro Systems697 E2 Managetech676 EA Engineering, Sci. & Tech.585 Earth Science Labs, Inc.497 Easter-Owens698 Elemental Air376 Enviance355 Environ. Consulting & Tech563 Environmental Energy Svcs.466 Environmental Supply Co.541 ERM480 Eurofins Frontier Global343 Facilities Protection Systems672 Frontier Industrial Corp.674 Frontier Water Systems,462 Fuel Tech, Inc.651 Garney Construction682 Gasmet483 Genstar Tech. (GENTEC)458 Golden Specialty548 Golder Associates. Inc.381 Goodyear Tire & Rubber386 Hadek363 Heartland Technology Partners484 Hilliard Company - Hilco537 Horiba Instruments, Inc. 486 Hug Engineering, Inc.389 Hydrolox104 ICAC696 IMACC, LLC596 Intertek547 Industrial Accessories Co.580 ION Engineering586 Jiangnan Environmental384 KEPCO 456 Kiewit104 Krishnan & Associates593 Lafarge671 Leidos487 M & C Tech Group NA594 MALEnvironmental Technology341 Martin Energy Group102 McIlvaine Company473 Midwest Energy Emissions654 Millennium Instruments469 Mississippi Lime Company353 Mitsubishi Hitachi Power455 MKS Instruments, Inc.690 MonitorTech, Corp384 Monroe IR642 Montrose Environmental 685 MPS Group573 Nalco Air Protection Tech.477 Nexus Solutions, Inc.365 Nol-Tec Systems590 North American Dismantling567 Novinda597 NRG EVgo498 Oasys Water482 P S Analytical688 Parker Hannifin Corp.661 PCME695 PDC Environmental680 Perillon499 Perma Pure566 Pine465 Plant Maintenence Svcs.377 PleaseTech Ltd.584 Polystar Containment103 Power105 Power-Gen656 Precesion Monitors Inc.565 ProChem, Inc.647 PSC Industrial Outsourcing LP684 RDI Energy662 Red Ball Technical Gas362 Redox Solutions 564 Reliant CEM Services595 RequordIt700 RMB Consulting &Research491 Roeslein & Associates, Inc.382 Sabio Air Quality Inst.388 Scheuch GmbH367 SEFA Group, Inc, The553 Sega, Inc.453 SICK472 Siemens Industry, Inc.581 SNEI Biological447 SOLVAir Natural Solutions559 Southern Environmental454 Southern Research686 SPTC USA Corp.357 Swan Analytical649 Team Biogas543 Technical Heaters, Inc.658 Teledyne API683 Teledyne Monitor Labs557 Tetra Tech, Inc.646 Thermo Scientific577 Tiger Optics, LLC.457 Trace Environmental Sys.587 Trachte, LLC452 TRC Environmental Corp.657 Tri-Mer Corporation582 Trinity Consultants467 TSI, Inc.475 TTG, Inc.591 United Conveyor Corp.694 UKY Applied Energy Research637 US EPA Water Security Division476 US Lime & Mineral673 USA Fleet Solutions648 Universal Analyzers, Inc.337 US DOE, Office Clean Coal 599 VIM Technologies, Inc.495 Virtual Incentives358 WaterFurnace International375 W.L. Gore & Associates387 xOverTime677 Yorke EngineeringExhibiting Companies at EUEC 2016 Electric Utilities Attending EUECIncludes senior management & technical experts from Generating Companies attending & speaking at EUECTable of ContentsWhat is EUEC? ......................................................................................................... 2Directors and Schedule ........................................................................................ 3Keynote ................................................................................................................... 4EUEC Program At-a-Glance .................................................................................. 5Exhibiting Companies .......................................................................................... 35Exhibit Reservation Form ...................................................................................... 39Sponsorship Opportunities .................................................................................. 40Welcome Reception ........................................................................................... 41Hotels .................................................................................................................... 425 REGISTRATION COST Now Jan 8 Jan 15 On-Site Attendee - Registration $995 $1,095 $1,195 $1,395 Exhibitor/Speaker/Gov’t/VIP $895 $995 $1095 $1,295 VIP $895 $995 $1095 $1,295EUEC TracksTrack A: Air Policy & Regulations .....................................................7Track B: CEMS &Air Quality ............................................................10Track C: Mercury Control ................................................................13Track D: Energy Policy & Security ...................................................16Track E: Control Technoogies .........................................................19Track F: Renewable Energy.............................................................21Track G: Operations & Mgmt ..........................................................24Track H: CLimate & CCS ..................................................................27Track I: Water 316(b) .....................................................................30Track J: Fleet, EV & Hybrid ...............................................................33Track K: Battery & Energy Storage ..................................................34What is EUEC?EUEC2016: The19th Annual Energy, Utility & Environment Conference, is USA’s largest professional networking & educational event of its kind, to be held February 3 to 5, 2016, at the San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA, with 2,000 delegates, 400 speakers and 200 exhibits.Who AttendedEUEC2015 2,236EUEC2014 1,605EUEC2013 1,705EUEC2012 2,037EUEC2011 1,830EUEC2010 1,945EUEC2009 1,783DelegatesYear 19%Consulting 30%Energy & Electric Utilities22%Emissions Monitoring 14%Renewable Energy6%Government & Regulatory6%Climate Policy3%Finance /LegalHISTORY: The first EUEC conference was held in 1995 in Tempe, Arizona. 17 annual EUEC conferences were held in Arizona until 2014, and then moved to San Diego in 2015. SCHEDULEEUEC 2015 - February 16 to 18, 2015 in San Diego, CA.EUEC 2016 - February 3 to 5, 2016 in San Diego, CA.EUEC 2017 - February 8 to10, 2017 in San Diego, CASee www.euec.com to speak or exhibit in the last few available spots. • Admission to any of the 400+ presentations in 10 track rooms• 13 food and beverage tickets ($300 value)• 8 networking breaks & meals served in exhibit halls • Flash Drive containing 400 presentations with audio ($495 value)• Free spouse registration and welcome reception (495 value)REGISTRATION COST INCLUDES: EUEC 2016 SCHEDULETuesday | Feb. 2nd7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration12:00 pm - 6:00 pm Exhibit Set-up5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Welcome ReceptionWednesday | Feb. 3rd 7:00 am - 7:00 pm Registration12 pm - 7:00 pm Exhibits Open9:00 am - 12:00 pm Plenary Session12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Networking Lunch 11:00 pm - 3:00 pm Tech Session 13:00 pm - 3:30 pm Networking Break 23:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tech Session 25:00 pm - 7:00 pm Networking Reception 3Thursday | Feb. 4th 7:00 am - 7:00 pm Exhibits Open7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 39:30 am - 10:00 am Networking Break 410:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 412:00 pm - 1:00 pm Networking Lunch 51:00 pm - 3:00 pm Tech Session 53:00 pm - 3:30 pm Networking Break 63:30 pm - 5:30 pm Tech Session 65:00 pm - 7:00 pm Networking Reception 7Friday | Feb. 5th 7:00 am - 12:00 pm Exhibits Open7:30 am - 9:30 am Tech Session 79:30 am - 10:00 am Networking Break 810:00 am - 12:00 pm Tech Session 812:00 pm - 4:00 pm Exhibit Tear DownMediaALL 8 NETWORKING EVENTS ARE HELD IN EXHIBIT HALLPartners3 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.Keynote Wednesday, February 3rd, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PMSan Diego Convention Center | 111 W. Harbor Dr. | San Diego, CA.UPDATE FROM U.S. EPAJANET MCCABE — 9:00 AM - 9:30 AMAssistant Administrator | U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyELECTRIC UTILITY SOLUTIONS FOR REGULATORY CHALLENGES PAT VINCENT-COLLAWN - 10:00 AM - 10:30 AMChairman, President and CEO | PNM ResourcesHIGHLIGHTS OF EUEC2016DR. PRABHU DAYAL — 11:00 AM - 11:30 AMChairman| EUECDECARBONIZING ENERGY: WHY IT TAKES EVERYTHING ARMOND COHEN- 10:30 AM - 11:00 AMExecutive Director | Clean Air Task ForceFOSSIL ENERGY & AMERICA’S ENERGY SECURITYDavid Mohler — 9:30 - 10:00AMDeputy Assistant Secretary for Clean Coal and Carbon MgmtU.S. Department of Energy• All speakers limited to 20 minutes using PowerPoint• Submit abstract online and select track and session of choice• Each session is 2 hours long with 6 speakers and 2 co-chairs SPEAKER FORMAT12345678ATrack B C D E F G H I J1:00PM to 3:00PM3:30PM to 5:30PM1:00PM to3:00PM3:30PM to 5:30PM7:30AM to 9:30AM10:00AM to 12:00PM7:30AM to 9:30AM10:00AM to 12:00PMWednesday| February 3Thursday| February 4Friday| February 5Regulatory UpdateNSRNext Gen.ComplianceStrategiesDecommiss-ioning of Power PlantsCompliance Tech & StrategiesCompliance Strategies & Plant ConversionsEHS & EMIS Climate Change & GHGPost COP21& InventoriesELG - Utility PerspectiveCCR & ELG Compliance MgmtCCS: Carbon Capture & StorageCCR & ELGWastewaterMgmt. 316bWater SustainabilityWater & Electric UtilitiesCEMS & Air Quality PM, CEMSHg Control Demon-strationsHg MATSCompliance DSI & Activated CarbonEnergy Efficiency Natural GasRenewable Energy MarketsWaste to EnergyRenewable Development Analysis Renewable Project Development Energy Policy & SecurityPermits & Compliance EPA Regulatory UpdateCoal Ash & FGDNAAQS 111(D)- CPPCompliance SO2, SO3 & Additives-WFDGActivated Carbon - Hg Solar & PVSCR Sustainability Projects & DataModeling Operations & Mgmt.CCP-Clean Power PlanHg Control Technologies Transmission & DistributionCCS IISolar & Wind FGD Wastewater -ZLDControl Tech.ESP & PM NOx CONTROLSmart Grid & Micro GridEnergy & EnvironmentCommunity SolarRenewable Energy & GeothermalEHS & Risk Mgmt.Monitoring , Testing & HCLCEMS &MATSModeling - 1hour So2 FGD Wastewater Hg Control TechDistributed GenerationFleet Battery & Storage SystemsPower Plant & BoilerOptimizationEV, PHEV &ChargingOperations & OptimizationBattery & StorageBack-up Power & Energy StorageFlow & Li-Ion BatteriesAir Quality - Fenceline MonitoringWater Supply & SecurityYoung Power ProfessionalsSO2, SO3 & Additives- DSIPermitting, Air Policy & RegulaitonsRemediation316(b), ELG, Wastewater Operations & Mgmt.AIR POLICY & REGSCEMS & AIR QUALITYMERCURYCONTROLRENEWABLE ENERGYOPERATIONS & MGMTCLIMATE, ELG & CCS WATER 316(b)CONTROL TECH-NOLOGIES FLEET, BATTERY & STORAGEENERGY POLICY & SECURITYSessionsRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 5A Room 5B Room 8 Room 9 Room 10 Room 11ARoom 4Room #EUEC Program At - A - Glance5 6 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to Change7 8 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | a |aiR poliCy & REGUlationA1. REGULATORY UPDATEA1.1 ELECTRIC GENERATOR REGULATORY UPDATECo-chair - John Kinsman, Sr. Director - Environment, Edison Electric InstituteA1.2 VIEW FORM THE CLEAN POWER PLAN TRENCHCo-chair -Jay Holloway, Partner, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, LLPA1.3 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN STATE ENERGY POLICYJohn Finnigan, Lead Counsel, Environmental Defense FundA1.4 A MINNESOTA UTILITY OUTLOOK ON CLEAN POWER PLAN REQUIREMENTSMichael Cashin, Environmental Policy Advisor, Minnesota Power (ALLETE)A1.5 HOW EPA MADE A MOCKERY OF THE GUIDELINE ON AIR QUALITY MODELSGale Hoffnagle, Senior Vice President, TRC Environmental CorporationA1.6 ENVIRONMENTAL DISPATCH: THE NEW PARADIGM?Block Andrews, Burns & McDonnell; Mike BorgstadtA2. CPP - CLEAN POWER PLANA2.1 WORKING TOWARD THE BEST STATE PLAN UNDER EPA’S NEW CLEAN POWER PLANEric Hiser, Partner, Jorden Bischoff & Hiser, PLCA2.2 THE CLEAN POWER PLAN: TOWARD IMPLEMENTATION AND COMPLIANCECo-chair - Marc Chupka, Principal, The Brattle GroupA2.3 THE “NEW” CLEAN POWER PLANWilliam Campbell, Principal Engineer, Environmental Consulting and TechnologyA2.4 CPP LITIGATION: EPA REGULATION OF GHGS UNDER THE CLEAN AIR ACTAllison Wood, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPA2.5 IMPACTS OF CPP POLICY SCENARIOS ON FOSSIL FUEL WHOLESALE POWER MARKETSPhillip Graeter, Associate, Energy Ventures AnalysisA2.6 EXPECTED EFFECTS OF THE CLEAN POWER PLANWalter Wooten, Director of Sales, Energy & Utilities, 360factors, Inc.; Randall RosengartenA3. NAAQSA3.1 PROBABILISTIC & SOURCE CHARACTERIZATION TECHNIQUES IN AERMOD COMPLIANCE Session Sponsor & Co-chair - Sergio Guerra, Cpp, Inc.; Ron PetersenA3.2 2016: A YEAR OF INTENSIVE ACTIVITY FOR SO2 NAAQS IMPLEMENTATIONRobert Paine, VP, AECOM; David Heinold, Mary Kaplan & Bob IwanchukA3.3 SO2 NAAQS DESIGNATIONS & IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DATA REQUIREMENTS RULEJoe Hammond, Principal Consultant, Trinity ConsultantsA3.4 REDEFINING AQ REGULATION TO ADDRESS HEALTH RISKS FROM CLIMATE CHANGESonja Sax, Senior Environmental Health Scientist, GradientA3.5 THE NEW OZONE NAAQS: ISSUES AND IMPLICATIONSRichard Hamel, Senior Project Manager, Environmental Resources Management (ERM)A3.6 UNPACKING THE REVISED OZONE NAAQSSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Brian O’Neal, Air Permitting Manager, Black & Veatch Thursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM Wednesday | February 3 |1PM - 3 PM Wednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMtRaCK | a |aiR poliCy & REGUlationA4. NSRA4.1 NSR 2016 - THE CHALLENGE CONTINUESKen Weiss, Managing Partner-Global Power Service, ERMA4.2 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NSR SETTLEMENTS & CONSENT DECREE IMPLEMENTATIONJay Holloway, Partner, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, LLPA4.3 THE UTILITY NEW SOURCE REVIEW ENFORCEMENT INITIATIVEMakram Jaber, Partner, Hunton & Williams LLPA4.4 EPA MODELING GUIDANCE CHANGES: IMPORTANT UPDATES FOR NSR PERMITTINGRobert Iwanchuk, Program Manager, AECOM; Mary Kaplan & Robert PaineA4.5 NSR REFORM IMPLEMENTATION CHALLANGESGurinder Saini, Sr. Environmental Engineer, RTP Environmental Assoc. Inc.; Thomas EmmelA4.6 OZONE IMPACT ANALYSIS IN PSD PERMITTINGLarry Moon, Principal, Zephyr Environmental CorporationA5. NEXT GEN. COMPLIANCE STRATEGIESA5.1 COMPLIANCE WITH THE CLEAN POWER PLANSponsor & Co-chairs - Mack McGuffey, Partner, Troutman Sanders; Randy BrogdonA5.2 MATS - WHAT’S NEXT AFTER MICHIGAN V. EPA?Stephanie Sebor, Associate Attorney, Winston & Strawn LLPA5.3 ECONOMIC IMPACT ON U.S. REFINING INDUSTRY OF CAA & GHG CONTROLSBill Smalling, Attorney, The Law Offi ce of C. William Smalling, PCA5.4 WHAT EPA’S “NEXT GEN” COMPLIANCE INITIATIVE MEANS FOR THE POWER SECTORAlexandra Bromer, Counsel, Perkins Coie LLPA5.5 NEXT GENERATION COMPLIANCE AND THE CITIZEN SCIENTISTDavid Elam, Principal, TRC EnvironmentalA5.6 THE ROLE OF UTILITIES IN STATE PLAN DEVELOPMENTMaureen Gannon, Executive Director of Environmental Services, PNM ResourcesA6. 111(D): CPP COMPLIANCE A6.1 EPA’S CLEAN POWER PLAN AND EMISSION QUANTIFICATION APPROACHESCo-chair - David Sumi, Executive Director, Cadmus; Kate Wilson& Kimberlee RankinA6.2 CARBON CAPTURE & UTILIZATION - STRATEGIES FOR CPP COMPLIANCEErin Heitkamp, Global Sustainability Practice Leader, Wenck Asst.; Patrick Ahlm, AlgenolA6.3 HEAT RATE IMPROVEMENT DEMONSTRATION AND CO-BENEFITSSterling Gray, Business Dev. Mgr., AECOM; Kevin O’Boyle & Gus Shearer, ARVOS Inc.A6.4 CONTROLLING SLAG & FOULING AS A COMPLIANCE STRATEGY FOR EPA’S CPPIan Saratovsky, Fuel Tech, Inc.; Kent W Schulz, Chris R Smyrniotis & Emil P RiveraA6.5 RATE VS. MASS: INSIGHTS FROM EPRI’S STATE-LEVEL ANALYSES OF THE CPPVictor Niemeyer, Senior Technical Exectutive, EPRI; David Young, PRI; John Bistline, EPRIA6.6 THE CLEAN POWER PLAN – STATE AND REGIONAL PERSPECTIVESScott Osbourn, Partner, ERM, Inc.; Mike Kennedy, Duke Energy FloridaA6.7 COAL BENEFICIATION TO MEET CLEAN POWER PLAN EFFICIENCY TARGETSCo-chair - Keith Moore, President, CastelLight Energy CorpWilliam Smalling PCThursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:50PM Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM 9 10 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | a |aiR poliCy & REGUlationA7. PERMITS & COMPLIANCEA7.1 THE CCR RULE AND CORRECTIVE ACTION: PLAN NOW TO SAVE LATERCo-chair - Katie Bland, Senior Enviro. Engineer, Burns & McDonnell; John HesemannA7.2 PERMITTING CHALLENGES FOR A COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINEDwain Kincaid, Senior Env. Consultant, Air Quality Services, LLCA7.3 COMPLIANCE WITH PERMITS DOES NOT PREVENT CIVIL SUITS UNDER STATE LAWCo-chair - Michael McMenus, Senior Process Specialist, Kiewit Engineering & Design Co.A7.4 NEW OEHHA TOXICS GUIDELINES, EFFECTS ON AB2588, AND PERMITTINGGregory Wolffe, Principal , Yorke Engineering, LLC; Judith YorkeA7.5 BOILER MACT IMPLEMENTATION – RECORDKEEPING AND DATA MANAGEMENTKarin Greenacre, Senior Project Manager, TRCA7.6 CITIZEN SCIENCE CAMPAIGN: SPOT THE SMOKEShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology, LLC; Randi Ryan, Sustainable SkysA8. PERMITTING, AIR POLICY & REGULATIONSA8.1 YOUR PROPOSED SIMPLE- OR COMBINED-CYCLE FACILITY AIR PERMIT Mary Hauner-Davis, Manager, Air/Noise Department, Burns & McDonnell; Minda NelsonA8.2 PERMITTING - MORE THAN PSD AND NPDES PERMITS...Joseph Takats, Environmental Consultant, WorleyParsons Group Ltd; Jack SenthilvelA8.3 REVIEW OF GHG BACT DETERMINATIONS FOR GAS TURBINESCo-chair - George Lipka, Consulting Engineer, Tetra Tech, Inc.A8.4 GREENHOUSE GAS CHALLENGES FOR NEW GAS TURBINE-BASED PLANTSTerrance Unrein, Associate Manager, Luminate, LLCA8.5 COMPARISON US/EU REGULATIONS ON AIR POLLUTANTS FROM LARGE FOSSIL FUEL POWER PLANTSEric Joos, Expert, Electricité de France (EDF)A8.6 HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT - TOOL FOR MANAGING PROJECT’S NON-TECHNICAL RISKScott Weaver, Partner, ERM; Sharon Quiring CIH & Kristina Mitchell Friday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM Friday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PMtRaCK | b |CEmS & aiR QUalityB1. CEMS & AIR QUALITYB1.1 FIELD EVALUATION OF AN FTIR CEMS AGAINST PS-15, PS-18 AND PROCEDURE 6Steve Gibbons, Business Development Manager, ABB Inc.; Jim PeelerB1.2 COMPARISON OF NO2 MONITORING AND MODELING CONCENTRATIONS FOR CTSSalahuddin Mohammad, Senior Engineer, Golder Associates Inc.; Kennard F. KoskyB1.3 EMISSIONS MONITORING BEST MGMT PRACTICES: IS YOUR SYSTEM A CADILLAC OR A VW?Co-chair - Matthew DeSorbo, Senior Project Manager, Tetra Tech, Inc.; Lynn GresockB1.4 MULTI MODULE BAGHOUSE LEAK DETECTOR IMPLEMENTATIONCo-chair - John Brown, PCME Sales Manager, Altech PCMEB1.5 EPA PROTOCOL GAS ACCURACY & TRACEABILITYAlbert Guitjens, U.S. Market Segment Manager - Automotive & Power Generation Air Liquide America Specialty Gases, LLCSubmit AbstractB2. CEMS & MATS B2.1 MATERIALS SELECTION ON CONTINUOUS EMISSIONS MONITORING OF REACTIVE GASESRoberto Bosco, Principal Applications Engineer, MKS Instruments, Inc.; Peter ZemekB2.2 A CHEMILUMINESCENCE NOX ANALYZER WITH A DIFFERENCECo-chair - Steve Gibbons, Business Development Manager, ABB Inc.B2.3 RELIABLE HG EMISSIONS MEASUREMENTS: CEMS, PROCESS ANALYZERS, & PEMSCo-chair - Sharon Sjostrom, CPO, ADA-ES; C. Senior, E. Zipp, C. Wilson & D. MontanoB2.4 SUCCESSFUL MATS CEMS UPGRADE CASE STUDY AT A CITY OF FREMONT UNIT #8 Brian Petermann, Sega, Inc.; Thomas, Teledyne ML; Nielsen, Fagen; Boothe, City of Fremont Submit Abstract Submit AbstractB3. EPA REGULATORY UPDATEB3.1 TBAArt Diem, US EPAB3.2 EGRID2012 - NEW DATA, RENEWED FOCUSTravis Johnson, Environmental Protection Specialist, U.S. EPA; Jeremy Schreifels, US EPAB3.3 MATS ECMPS REPORTING UPDATECharles R. Frushour II, Clean Air Markets Division, U.S. EPANick HutsonChristian Fellner Thursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PM Wednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM 11 12 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | b |CEmS & aiR QUalityB4. PM, CEMSB4.1 DIGITAL OPACITY SUCCESS STORIESShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology, LLC; Scot Hicks, Virtual Technology, LLC B4.2 PM10/2.5 EMISSIONS FROM GAS-FIRED BOILERS & HEATERSCo-chair - Glenn England, Ramboll Environ; M. Asti & E. Benson, Woods Cross; S. Croghan, MontroseB4.3 QUARTERLY PM TESTING: UPGRADING TO PM CEMSJohn Brown, PCME Sales Manager, Altech PCME B4.4 PM CEMS VS PM CPMSCo-chair - Robert Baxter, President, B3 Systems, Inc.B4.5 COMPLIANCE STRATEGY FOR USING PM MONITORS AS A CPMSRick Krenzke, Project Director, TRC Submit AbstractB5. MODELING & 1-HOUR SO2B5.1 STRATEGIES TO DEAL W/ MONITORED EXCEEDANCES WHEN AERMOD CAN’T BE USEDCo-chair - Ron Petersen, Vice President, CPP, IncB5.2 1-HOUR SO2 AREA DESIGNATION IN THE VICINITY OF A COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTSalahuddin Mohammad, Senior Engineer, Golder Associates Inc.; Kennard F. KoskyB5.3 SO2 1-HOUR DESIGNATION MODELING – WHY DO YOUR OWN?George Schewe, Principal Consultant & Meteorologist, Trinity ConsultantsB5.4 1-HOUR SO2 COMPLIANCE CHALLENGESJeffrey Hanson, Senior Manager - Environmental Services, Alliant Energy CorpB5.5 MODELING EMISSION RATES OF SO2 FOR AREA DESIGNATIONS FOR 1-HR SO2Moha Parikh, Project Manager, CH2M; Don Caniparoli Submit AbstractB6. MODELING B6.1 REVISIONS TO THE TIER-2 AND TIER-3 NO2 MODELING REFINEMENTSRichard Hamel, Partner, Environmental Resources Management; Mark GarrisonB6.2 SOURCE CHARACTERIZATION REFINEMENTS FOR DISPERSION MODELING APPSCo-chair - Robert Paine, Associated Vice President, AECOM; Mary Kaplan B6.3 SINGLE-SOURCE PHOTOCHEM. MODELING FOR PSD PERMITTING FOR OZONE & PMCo-chair - Krish Vijayaraghavan, Ramboll Environ; Ralph Morris B6.4 EXPERIENCE WITH THE SCICHEM MODELJason Reed, Meteorologist, SLR; Bruce Macdonald & Matt Porter Submit Abstract Submit Abstract Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM Thursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMtRaCK | b |CEmS & aiR QUalityB7. MONITORING, TESTING & HCLB7.1 PREDICTIVE EMISSIONS MONITORING (PEMS) THE NEXT GENERATION Co-chair - David Triebel, President, Durag Group; Richard HovanB7.2 CASE STUDIES OF MERCURY SORBENT TRAP SAMPLING AT COAL-FIRED BOILERSDaniel Todd, President, Air Quality Services, LLCB7.3 EMISSION TESTING ISSUES AND INNOVATIONSCo-chair - Kevin Crosby, VP-Technical, Montrose Air Quality Services, LLCB7.4 A COST/BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF HCL CEMSEd Burgher, Air Quality Measurement Consultant, Tiger Optics; Lisa Bergson & Yu ChenB7.5 MEASURING HCL USING HOT/WET EXTRACTIVE FTIR CEMSJim Cornish, Sales & Support Manager, Gasmet TechnologiesB7.6 PEOPLE-SPECIFIC HEALTH ASSESSMENT & CHARACTERIZATION BY INDOOR AQJong-Ryeul Sohn, Professor, Korea University; Hyeon-Ju Oh, Woobae Chi, Nana JeongB8. AIR QUALITY - FENCELINE MONITORINGB8.1 CONSIDERATIONS FOR SUCCESFULLY DEPLOYING REAL-TIME PHOTOMETRIC SYSTEMS FOR FENCELINE MONITORING - Co-chair - Robert Anderson, TSI Inc.; Scott Norman, Robert Anderson & Tim JohnsonB8.2 DEMONSTRATION OF WORLD’S MOST COMPREHENSIVE FENCELINE MONITORING NETWORK USING OPEN-PATH FTIR - Matthew McCormick, IMACC, LLC; Ralph Brewer,Robert Spellicy & Troy BoleyB8.3 DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING PERIMETER AIR MONITORING PROGRAMSMelissa McLaughlin, Project Manager, AECOM; Leo Gendron, AECOMB8.4 AIR QUALITY CONSIDERATIONS FOR POWER PLANT SITING AND DEVELOPMENTKarin Fickerson, Program Director, ERMB8.5 OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY FOR TRACKING TURBULENCE, VISIBILITY & HAZARDOUS WINDJames Shinkle, Optical Scientifi c; Dr. Ting-i Wang, Sung Kim & Donn WilliamsFriday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMFriday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PM13 14 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | C |mERCURy ContRolC1. HG CONTROL DEMONSTRATIONSC1.1 WET SCRUBBER ADDITIVE EVALUATION FOR THE GIBBONS CREEK POWER STATIONPhilip Flowers, Project Manager, Texas Municipal Power Agency (TMPA)C1.2 NEW FULL-SCALE RESULTS ON GORE™ MERCURY CONTROL SYSTEMJeff Kolde, Product Specialist, W.L. Gore & Asso.; D. Casarino, M. DeGarbolewski & J. Knotts C1.3 ADVANCED MERCURY CONTROL TECH. COMMISSIONING & DEMONSTRATIONNicholas Lentz, Field Technical Mgr., ME2C; John Pavlish, Marcus Sylvester & James TrettelC1.4 WHEN MERCURY RE-EMISSION ISN’TSteven Feeney, Product Line Manager, Babcock & Wilcox; Joe Stuart, Sulfi de SystemsC1.5 HG RE-EMISSION CONTROL–NEW, SIMPLE, LOW-COST APPROACH DEMONSTRATEDJoe Stuart, President, Sulfi de Systems, LLC Submit AbstractC2. ACTIVATED CARBON - HGC2.1 IMPACTS OF DSI ON ACI FOR MERCURY CONTROLRichard Mimna, Sr. R&D Associate, Calgon Carbon CorporationC2.2 ACTIVATED CARBON OVERVIEW WITH SAFE HANDLING PRACTICESSponsor & Co-chair - Robert Huston, Sr. Director - Technical Svcs., ADA Carbon SolutionsC2.3 MERCURY REMOVAL PERFORMANCE WITH NON-TRADITIONAL SORBENTSConner Cox, Strategic Project Manager, United Conveyor Corporation; Jon NormanC2.4 MERCURY ADSORPTION OF ACTIVATED CARBON WITH SIMULATED GAS CONDITIONSang-Sup Lee, Associate Professor, Chungbuk National UniversityC2.5 POWDERED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR THE REMOVAL OF HG IN WFGD WASTEWATERErica Gonzaga, Engineer, Carbonxt; David Mazyck, Christine Valcarce & Regina Rodriguez Submit AbstractC3. HG CONTROL TECHNOLOGIESC3.1 DRY SCRUBBER ADDITIVE FACILITATES MERCURY EMISSION COMPLIANCETommy Chen, Lead Chemist, Nalco,; Keiser, Yuan, Denny, Showalter & CarlsonC3.2 ULTRA ADVANCED AMENDED-SILICATES FOR HG CONTROL IN COLD-SIDE ESPSThomas Gale, Director of Tech. Development, Novinda; James R. Butz & Cliff H. BrownC3.3 FINDING A SOLUTION TO PAC INDUCED SDA SCALINGCo-chair - Jon Miller, Technology Manager - Mercury Control, Albemarle Corp. C3.4 FABRIC FILTERS FOR EFFICIENT AND SUSTAINED MERCURY REDUCTIONTim Trimble, Managing Director, TTG Inc.; Eduardo Torres, Dan Mcbride & Xinfei Yu Submit Abstract Submit AbstractSulfi de Systems, LLCWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PMThursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMtRaCK | C |mERCURy ContRolC4. DSI & ACTIVATED CARBONC4.1 BALANCE OF PLANT EFFECTS FROM LARGE DSI SYSTEMSJon Norman, Sales and Technology Manager, United Conveyor CorporationC4.2 OPERATIONAL COST SAVINGS WITH NEW DSI/ACI TECHNOLOGIESMichael Thiel, Regional Sales Manager , Nol-Tec Systems; Mitch LundC4.3 REDUCING REAGENT & SORBENT COSTS FOR HG & PARTICULATE MATTER CONTROLCo-chair - Constance Senior, PhD, VP, ADA-ES; D. Young, S. Sjostrom & D. BertelsonC4.4 TECH. TO MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF ACTIVATED CARBON INJECTION ON AQRafi c MInkara, PhD, PE, Vice President, Headwaters IncorporatedC4.5 POWDERED ACTIVATED CARBON INJECTION RESULTING IN IMPROVED DISPERSIONRegina Rodriguez, Carbon Specialist, Carbonxt; D. Mazyck, C. Valcarce & E. Gonzaga Submit AbstractC5. HG MATS COMPLIANCEC5.1 PLANT OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE USING AMENDED SILICATES FOR HG CONTROLClifton Brown Jr., VP Applied Engineering, Novinda Corp.; James ButzC5.2 PS-12A COMPLIANCE HGCEMS WITHOUT CALIBRATION GENERATORSCo-chair - Richard Hovan, DIrector - Environmental Division, Durag GroupC5.3 REDUCING THE COST OF MERCURY CONTROL, AND IMPROVING PLANT OPERATIONSSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Constance Senior, PhD, VP, ADA-ES; S. Sjostrom & WilsonC5.4 IMPACT OF MATS ON ESPS AND HOW TO DEAL WITH ITJohn A. Knapik, Precipitator Technical Consultant, The Babcock & Wilcox CompanyC5.5 MINIMIZING COSTS & LOST GENERATION FROM MATS WORK PRACTICE STANDARDS Peter J. Spinney, Director, Markets & Technology, NeuCo, Inc. Submit AbstractC6. HG CONTROL TECHNOLOGIESC6.1 MERCURY MONITORING AND TESTING FOR PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONSteve Baloga, VP Environmental Services, NovindaC6.2 REDUCING OPERATING COSTS AND RISKS OF HG CONTROL WITH FUEL ADDITIVESCo-chair - Scott Terhune, VP, ADA-ES; D. Young, S. Sjostrom, C. Senior & S. MeinhardtC6.3 PROCESS-INTEGRATED TECH. FOR HG ABATEMENT IN THE CEMENT INDUSTRYHolger Reinhold, Process Engineer, Scheuch GmbH; Andreas GanglC6.4 PAC AND SORBENT HANDLING FOR MERCURY CONTROLMitch Lund, Technical Engineer, Nol-Tec Systems Submit Abstract Submit Abstract Submit AbstractThursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM 15 16 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | C |mERCURy ContRolC7. YOUNG POWER PROFESSIONALC7.1 ARE YOU A RAINMAKER? CAREER ADVICE FOR THE YOUNG POWER PROFESSIONALPriscilla Kissinger. Special Projects Manager, CarbonxtC7.2 GROWING AS A LEADER David Mazyck, PhD, CEO, CarbonxtC7.3 VERSATILITY & ADAPTABILITY TO GROW YOUR CAREERRick Sparrow, President, Lathrop-Trotter CompanyC7.4 THE IMPORTANCE OF INVOLVEMENT WITH INDUSTRY AGENCIES Jerry Purvis, Director of Environmental Affairs, East Kentucky PowerC7.5 TRANSITIONING INTO VARIOUS ROLES WITHIN THE UTILITY INDUSTRY C7.6 THE VALUE OF SEEKING OUT UNTRADITIONAL APPROACHES Conner Cox, Strategic Project Manager, United Conveyor CorporationQ&APanel Members Friday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMtRaCK | D |EnERGy poliCy & SECURityD1. ENERGY POLICY & SECURITYD1.1 HOW TO MAKE DRIVING ON SUNSHINE A REALITY WHILST INCREASING ENERGY SECURITYDesmond Wheatley, CEO, Envision SolarD1.2 A TALE OF TWO WINTERSStephen Slocomb, Principal, Epsilon AssociatesD1.3 SECURITY PROGRAMS AND PROTECTIVE MEASURESJoachim Gloschat, Senior Intelligence & Security Analyst, Gannett FlemingD1.4 GAS & ELEC. INTERDEPENDENCIES: NEAR-TERM INFRASTRUCTURE OUTLOOK PJMCo-chair - Justin Adder, NETL/U.S. DOE; Tarka, NETL/U.S. DOE; Myles & Brewer, ESPAD1.5 40CFR 1506.11 - NEPA EMERGENCY CLAUSERichard Knox, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Amec Foster WheelerD1.6 INVESTING IN AMERICAN ENERGY: U.S. DOE’S LOAN PROGRAMS OFFICESydney Schneir, Special Advisor, U.S. DOE Loan Programs Offi ce; Kerri NearyD2. SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS & DATAD2.1 OPPORTUNITIES FOR COAL POWER GENERATION IN THE 21ST CENTURYCo-chair - Thomas Tarka, Sr. Engineer, NETL; Robert James & Patrick Le, NETL / U.S. DOED2.2 JOURNEY OF SUSTAINABILITYCo-chair - Ensan El-Ayoubi, Facilities Planning Consultant, SAUDI ARAMCOD2.3 DISTRIBUTED BIO-HYDROGEN REFUELING STATIONSPeter Schubert, Professor, Indiana University-Purdue University IndianapolisD2.4 BIG DATA ANALYSIS: MINING & ANALYZING UTILITY DATAMichael Steifman, CEO/Founder, UtiliSaveD2.5 NEXRAD PRODUCTS AND NOAA’S BIG DATA PARTNERSHIPAmy Gaskins, Big Data Project Director, National Oceanic & Atmospheric AdministrationD6.6 WHOLE BUILDING DATA ACCESS: A UTILITIES PERSPECTIVEErica Cochran, Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon; Parekh & Marion, CMU; Wagner, PSUD3. TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTIOND3.1 DISTRIBUTED GEN. IN STANDABY: ADDRESS UTILITY BARRIERS TO CLEAN DG INSTALLATIONGraeme Miller, Energy Policy Analyst, Energy Resources Center; Stefano GaliassoD3.2 LONG-EARED BAT &INTERIM 4(D) RULE: TRANSMISSION LINE SITING & PERMITTINGRussell Light, Environmental Specialist, Sargent & Lundy; Daniel LaubenthalD3.3 UNDERSTANDING NOISE COMPLAINTS FROM RELATIVELY LOW-NOISE UTILITY PROJECTSEddie Duncan, Director, RSGD3.4 GIS TRANSMISSION PLANNING TOOLS FOR THE WESTERN INTERCONNECTDaniel Moreno, GIS Manager, ICFD3.5 GRID RESILIENCE INDICATORS FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTUREThierry Spiess, PhD and Research Assistant, Centre for Urban Energy Submit AbstractThursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PM Wednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM 17 18 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | D |EnERGy poliCy & SECURityD4. SMART GRID & MICRO GRIDD4.1 MIRCOGRID– DESCRIPTION OF INSTALLATIONS AND OPERATING EXPERIENCECo-chair - Uwe Schmiemann, Marketing & Strategy Mgr., Solar Turbines International D4.2 MICROGRID DEVELOPMENT - REGULATORY AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONSWill DuBois, Partner, Venable LLPD4.3 SUCCESSFUL MICROGRID IMPLEMENTATIONSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Lucas Oehlerking, Microgrid Solution Lead, Black & VeatchD4.4 DISTRIBUTED INTELLIGENCE: CHANGING THE CALCULUS FOR SMART GRID INVESTMENTTim Wolf, Director of Marketing, Itron Inc.D4.5 NANO-GRIDS; FUTURE POWER GRIDS - STATE OF THE ARTCo-chair - Adel El Shahat, Assistant Professor, Georgia Southern University; Allen E. Paulson Submit AbstractD5. ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTD5.1 FUNDING SUSTAINABILITY FOR SUSTAINABLE OUTCOMESCo-chair - Doug Smith, CEO - Founder, Village Green Global Inc.; Helen HannahD5.2 ENERGY SAVINGS FOR STATE & FEDERAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMSRicson Chude, Project Manager, Southern California EdisonD5.3 SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS, SURVEY AND OUTCOMES AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITYCo-chair - Bapanaiah Penugonda, Associate Professor, NYU College of DentistryD5.4 HOW TO ATTRACT WALL STREET INVESTORS TO FINANCE ALTERNATIVE ENERGYNedia Miller, Founder, MILLER, CTAD5.5 BOOM OR BUST: RENEWABLE FUELS MARKETS IN 2016Jordan Godwin, Biofuels Analyst, Platts D5.6 MERG EU ENERGY & ENV. POLICY TO ACHIEVE ENERGY INDEPENDENCE FROM RUSSIANadya Zhukova, Student, Burns School of Real Estate & Construction Management Stephen Sewalk & Vincent BuscarelloD6. ENERGY EFFICIENCYD6.1 ELECTRONIC UTILITY INVOICING HELPS TO TACKLE ENERGY USECo-chair - Lori Herrick, Energy Management Administrator, City of Virginia BeachD6.2 TABLETS & MOBILE GIS TO SAVE MONEY & TIME ON AERIAL RAPTOR NEST SURVEYSCo-chair - Matt Alexander, Vice President, Anatum Field SolutionsD6.3 FUNDING LARGE SCALE, RESIDENTIAL TREE PLANTINGS + TECHNOLOGY = ENERGY CONSERVATION FOR EVERYONEKristen Bousquet, Business Development Manager, Arbor Day FoundationD6.4 VIRTUALIZE ENERGY FUNCTIONS & PROCESSES INTO A CLOUD BASED MODELMark Hauenstein, Managing Partner, UC-WonD6.5 CPP COMPLIANCE AND REDUCING SYSTEM CONGESTION THROUGH DEPLOYED EERobert Neumann, Associate Director, Navigant Consulting; Amanvir ChahalMiller CTA®UC WON L.L.C. Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM Thursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:50PMtRaCK | D |EnERGy poliCy & SECURityD7. NATURAL GASD7.1 FRAC FREE NATURAL GAS - CONSUMERS DO HAVE A CHOICECo-chair - Tom Fitzsimmons, President, Carbon Creek Energy; John Harpole, Mercator EnergyD7.2 SMALL SCALE LNG FOR DISTRIBUTED GENERATION – “DOES IT MAKE CENTS”?Michael Nicoloro, Sr. VP - Energy Services; Sanborn, Head & Associates; Joan FontaineD7.3 METHANE REGS IN COLORADO: BUSINESS RISK EXPOSURE FOR NATURAL GAS USERSCo-chair - Carolyn Dunmire, Senior Project Manager, Ecosphere Environmental ServicesD7.4 COMBINED CYCLE SITE LICENSABILITY ANALYSIS: FATAL FLAWS & CRITICAL ISSUESDavid Shotts, Partner, ERM; Tom WickstromD7.5 ADDING DUAL-FUEL CAPABILITY AT EXISTING COMBUSTION TURBINE POWER PLANTSMichael Keller, Senior Project Manager, TRC Submit AbstractD8. DISTRIBUTED GENERATIOND8.1 REACHING NET ZERO AND WWTPSPaul Hughes , North America Representative, ElectraTherm; Rob EmrichD8.2 CONSOLIDATION IN THE DISTRIBUTED GENERATION MARKETCo-chair - Edwin Feo, Chief Operating Offi cer/Founder, Coronal Group LLCD8.3 EVALUATING BUSINESS CASE FOR UTILITY-OWNED DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ASSETSSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Ajay Kasarabada, Proj. Mgr., Black & Veatch; Ed. H. OvercastD8.4 MOBILE AND MODULAR GAS TURBINE POWER PLANT SOLUTIONS SUPPORTING DISTRIBUTED POWER - CASE STUDIESDalia El Tawy, Program Manager, Solar Turbines IncorporatedD8.5 NET METERING & MARKET FEEDBACK: THE IMPACT OF RETAIL RATE DESIGN ON DISTRIBUTED PV DEPLOYMENTNaim Darghouth, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab; R. Wiser, G. Barbose & A. MillsD8.6 DISTRIBUTED STATE ESTIMATION FOR SMART GRIDSAwais Riaz, Graduate Student, Georgia Institute of Technology; A P MeliopoulosFriday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMFriday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PM19 20 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | E |ContRol tEChnoloGiESE1. CONTROL TECHNOLOGIESE1.1 BEST PRACTICES FOR HANDLING SODIUM SORBENTSSponsor & Co-chair - Cornelia Cretiu-Vasiliu, SOLVAir Natural Solu.; Atwell, Wood & RiccioE1.2 REMOTE MONITORING USING HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGINGDr. Robert Kester, CTO, Rebellion Photonics; Dr. Robert Kester & Nathan Hagan, PhDE1.3 AUTODR SOLUTIONS FOR COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL & INSTITUTIONAL PROPERTIESLaurie Wiegand-Jackson, Senior Vice President, IPKeys Power PartnersE1.4 IT MEETS OTPhil Carroll, Vice President, Finley Engineering Company, Inc.E1.5 THE HEART OF THE MATTER - PULVERIZER OPTOMIZATIONCo-chair - Paul Garnham, VP LES - USA, Loesche Energy Systems; Dr. Simon Mutzenich Submit AbstractE2. ESP & PME2.1 IMPACTS OF REAGENT INJECTION ON FLY ASH RESISTIVITY AND ESP PERFORMANCERobert Mastropietro, Vice President of Technology, Nol-Tec SystemsE2.2 HIGH FREQUENCY ENERGIZATION IN INTERNITTENT ENERGIZATION MODEHardik Shah, Engineer, SEI; M. Chambers, SEI; G. Grieco, ACA; D. Boll & N. Pelech, Ameren E2.3 OPTIMIZING CONTINUOUS WATER WASHING IN WET ESPS WITH PILOT PLANT TESTINGAnthony Silva, Advisory Engineer, Babcock & Wilcox; Al Moretti & Chung-Yi LiuE2.4 FGD WASTE WATER HANDLING WITH A FOCUS ON MERCURY AND SELENIUMDave Murphy, Business Development – Waste Water, STEAG SCR-Tech Inc. E2.5 WIND BARRIER TYPE DUST CONTROL FOR OPEN STORAGE PILESDavid Gilroy, Sales Manager, Dust Solutions Inc.E2.6 EMC CASE STUDIES - REDUCTION OF PM´S BY THE USE OF THE UNIQUE EMAndreas Gangl, Regional Sales Manager, Scheuch GmbH; Holger ReinholdE3. SO2, SO3 & ADDITIVES - DSIE3.1 FULL-SCALE DEMONSTRATION OF SORBMIX® TO IMPROVE DSI PERFORMANCEGuisu Liu, Director of Technology, Mobotec; Craig Paquette, Baiyun Gong & Mike KlumpE3.2 IMPROVED SO2 CAPTURE WITH HYDRATED LIME DSICo-chair - Pat Mongoven, Business Development Manager, Mississippi Lime; Curt BiehnE3.3 ADVANCES IN AMMONIA BASED DESULFURIZATIONStein Carlsen, Sr. Sales Manager, Jiangnan Environmental Technology, Inc.; Peter LuE3.4 DRY SCRUBBER OPERATING COST REDUCTION STRATEGY & PRACTICEStewart Nicholson, President, Primex Process Specialists, Inc; Rodrigo Camargos E3.5 DRY SORBENT HANDLING AND MIXING PROCESS MODULES TO SUPPORT TECHNOLOGIES FOR STACK GAS TREATMENTS INCLUDING FGD; HG; AND NOXCharles Alack, Semi-Bulk Systems, Inc Submit AbstractWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PMThursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMtRaCK | E |ContRol tEChnoloGiESE4. SO2, SO3 & ADDITIVES - WFGDE4.1 EFFICIENT WFGD OXIDATION USING SULFITE CONTROLRaymond Gansley, Product Engineering Manager - WFGD & SWFGD; AlstomE4.2 HORIZONTAL WET SCRUBBING OF SO2, HF & PARTICULATES FROM FLUE GAS EXHAUSTSRajat Ghosh, Sr. Manager, Alcoa Inc.; John Smith, Angelique Adams & Patrick Godbout,E4.3 MAKING A COAL-FIRED BOILER WITH A LIME-BASED CDS SYSTEM CCS-READYCo-chair - Shiaw Tseng, Marketing & Technical Manager, GRAYMONTE4.4 COAL COMBUSTION CATALYSTS - PERFORMANCE REVIEWCo-chair - John Aronson, President/CEO, AATA International, Inc.E4.5 PREPARING POWER PLANT DUCTS & CHIMNEYS FOR LOW TEMPERATURE OPERATIONGary Gerba, HadekE4.6 ADVANTAGES OF FIBER REINFORCED PLASTIC IN WET FGD AND POLLUTIONKevin Lambrych, Business Manager, Ashland; Michael Stevens & Julie SantinelliE5. NOX CONTROLE5.1 VERY LOW FOOTPRINT NOX-SOX SCRUBBINGCo-chair - Robert Richardson, CEO, Know-NOx LLCE5.2 NOX CONTROL OPTIONS UTILITY BOILERS THROUGH CSAPR & REGIONAL HAZE RULESGuisu Liu, Director, Mobotec; Mike Klump & Pat Crotty, Mobotec; Blake Stapper, AECOME5.3 DECONOX: HOW TO REDUCE VOC & NOX USING ONE, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGYHolger Reinhold, Process Engineer Industrial Minerals, Scheuch GmbH; Andreas GanglE5.4 THE LATEST DEVELOPMENT OF DENOX SYSTEMSChristian Helmreich, Managing Director, M.A.L. Umwelttechnik GmbH; Mr. Xavier D´hubertE5.5 INTRODUCING THE NEW ULTRA LOW NOX CORNER FIRED M-PM BURNERNathan Hart, Product Manager, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas E5.6 REMOVING NOX WITH CATALYTIC CERAMIC FILTERSRod Gravley, Technology Director, Tri-Mer CorporationE6. SCRE6.1 SCR HIGH-PERFORMANCE MIXING & FIELD EXPERIENCE W/ COAL-FIRED BOILERCo-chair - Paulo Oliveira, Marketing Manager, Alstom Power; Piaggi, Spagnolo & CzarneckiE6.2 APPLYING COLD-SIDE SCR ON BIOMASS FIRED CFB BOILERStewart Bible, Sr. Catalyst Technologies Manager, Fuel Tech, Inc.; Reid ThomasE6.3 DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION CHALLENGES OF CONEMAUGH SCR RETROFIT PROJECTKrunal Patel, Project Associate 1, Sargent & Lundy; Charles Nelson & Michelle M. AttoE6.4 KEEPING THE SCR FITPeter Harrison, Sales Manager, STEAG SCR-Tech Inc. E6.5 EXHAUST GAS PURIFICATION SCR CONTROL SYSTEMS-ULTRA LOW EMISSIONSDavid Bonner, Sr Project Engineer - Stationary Applications, Hug Engineering Inc. Submit Abstract1PM - 3PMThursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM 21 22 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | E |ContRol tEChnoloGiESE7. REMEDIATIONE7.1 PATHWAY FROM DIRTY ENERGY REMEDIATION TO THE ULTIMATE ENERGY SOURCEAnn McIver, Director - Environmental Stewardship, Citizens Energy Group; Peter SchubertE7.2 E.CARBON NANOFIBERS W/ SURFACE ATTACHED ZEROVALENT IRON NANOPARTICLESNikhil Reddy Mucha, Graduate RA, NC A&T St. U.; R. Ravella, M. Reddy & L. ZhangE7.3 NANOMECHANICS OF NON-BIOLOGICAL MODEL SYS.-CELL INJURY BY NANOPARTICLESTooba Shoaib, Graduate Student, University of Illinois; He, Chen, Nalam & Espinosa-MarzalE7.4 PUSH-PULL METHOD REMEDIATION OF PETRO. CONTAMINATED SOIL & GROUNDWATERCo-chair - George Ivey, President & Senior Remediation Specialist, Ivey International Inc.E7.5 INDUSTRY IMPACT OF THE 2015 EPA UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK REGULATIONSTimothy Ericsen, Executive Vice President, Tait Environmental Services, Inc. Submit AbstractE8. COMPLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES & STRATEGIESE8.1 COMPLIANCE WITH NEW REGULATIONS FOR COAL COMBUSTION RESIDUALSTravis Smith, Senior Chemical Engineer, Hull & Associates, Inc.E8.2 REGULATORY CHANGE MANAGEMENTCo-chair - Bobby O’Neal, Director, EHS / Energy & Utilities, 360factors, Inc.E8.3 WORD MASTER CLASSDavid Cornwell, CEO, PleaseTech Ltd; Barry LyneE8.4 REGULATION & USE OF UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS (DRONES) IN UTILITY INDUSTRYKelly Daly, Partner, Stinson Leonard StreetE8.5 GROWING YOUR BUSINESS IN WITH NEW AVIATION TECHNOLOGY AND DRONESCo-chair - Jonathan Rupprecht, Attorney/Aviation Expert, Rupprecht LawE8.6 ROBOTICS PROCESS AUTOMATION WTIHIN UTILITY PROCESSESCharming Shah, Global BPO Practice, Capgemini Friday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM Friday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PMtRaCK | f |REnEWablE EnERGyF1. RENEWABLE ENERGY MARKETSF1.1 WESTINGHOUSE PLASMA GASIFICATION FOR POWER, FUELS AND CHEMICALSCo-chair - Richard Fish, President, Westinghouse Plasma Corp.F1.2 PREDICTING RENEWABLES TARGET PERFORMANCE IN EMERGING MARKETThaddeus Huetteman, O.R. Analyst, U.S. EIA Michelle BowmanF1.4 GENERATING CLEAN POWER AND PROFITSWillem Lange, Director - Utility Marketing, WaterFurnace International, Inc.F1.5 CAN HAWAII ACHIEVE ITS RPS?Co-chair - Fred Mayes, Senior Energy Analyst, U.S. Energy Information AdministrationF1.6 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY’S ROLE IN THE CLEANTECH REVOLUTIONSusan Betcher, Partner, Perkins Coie & Co-Chair Cleantechnology Industry Group Submit AbstractF2. WASTE TO ENERGYF2.1 AN UPDATE ON RENEWABLE ENERGY FROM MUNICIPAL WASTESPaul Hauck, Sr. Environmental Engineer, CDM SmithF2.2 WASTE PLASTIC TO LIQUID HYDROCARBON FUELCo-chair - Dr. Moinuddin Sarker, PhD, MRSC, CEO and CTO, Waste Technologies LLCF2.3 MICROALGAE: GHG CO2 & NOX MITIGATION - CCS ECONOMIC DRIVEREd Weinberg, President, ESSRE Consulting, Inc.; Robert Mroz, HYTEK-Bio, LLCF2.4 CLIMATE-FRIENDLY WASTE SYSTEMS: BEYOND “WASTE-TO-ENERGY” INCINERATION AND TRADITIONAL LANDFILLSMike Ewall, Esq., Founder & Director, Energy Justice NetworkF2.5 RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION ON MARGINALIZED LANDSThierry Spiess, PhD and Research Assistant, Ryerson UniversityF2.6 WHY BIOMASS? STATUS, CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES IN SMUD REGIONCo-chair - Valentino Tiangco, Biomass Program Manager, SMUDF3. RENEWABLE DEVELOPMENT ANALYSISF3.1 TRANSFORMATION IN THE US GENERATING FLEET: MORE THAN MEETS THE EYEDaniel Mussatti, Sr. Env. Economist, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission; Andrew KuglerF3.2 CALIFORNIA GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION AND RENEWABLE DEVELOPMENTCo-chair - Shawn Bailey, Manager Market & Regulatory Analysis, Sempra US Gas & PowerF3.3 ENERGY ASSESSMENTS/ ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSDaniel Drott, Director of Business Development for Energy, IntertekF3.4 REPLACING FOSSIL FUELS WITH SOLAR ENERGY FROM SPACEKeith Henson, Founder, L5 SocietyF3.5 RENEWABLE ENERGY MARKET : HYDROGEN TRANSPORTATION FUEL FROM WIND + SUNCo-chair - Bill Leighty, Director, The Leighty FoundationF3.6 BARRIERS TO RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ON BROWNFIELDSThierry Spiess, PhD and Research Assistant, Ryerson University ESSRE Consulting, IncL5 SocietyThe LeightyFoundationThursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PM Wednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM 23 24 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | f |REnEWablE EnERGyF4. RENEWABLE PROJECT DEVELOPMENTF4.1 THE POTENTIAL FOR LONGER TENURE FINANCING FOR SOLAR POWER PROJECTSEdwin Feo, Chief Operating Offi cer/Founder, Coronal Group LLCF4.2 INTEGRATING RENEWABLE ENERGIES WATER, SOLAR. WIND, & BIOFUELS WITH PHEVCatherine(JJ) Demauro, Environmentalist, Effi cient Drivetrains Inc.; Andrew FrankF4.3 A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO UTILITY SITING USING GISJason Thoene, GIS Manager, ICF InternationalF4.4 BE PREPARED FOR THE EVER CHANGING MARKET LANDSCAPEClay Jensen, Principal, Energy & Renewables, Forum Equity PartnersF4.5 THE ROLE OF THE INDEPENDENT ENGINEER IN RENEWABLE PROJECT DEVELOPMENTCo-chair - William Stark, Vice President - Environmental Services, LeidosF4.6 REDUCE PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION RISK-CAPITAL NERVE CENTER FOR RENEWABLESCo-chair - Neil Gerber, Director of Strategy, Energy & Environment, IBM; Biren Gandhi F5. SOLAR & WINDF5.1 OVERCOMING OFFSHORE WIND CHALLENGESCo-chair - Michael Ernst, Director - Federal Regulatory Affairs, Tetra Tech; Jennifer DanielsF5.2 STORAGE & ENERGY MGMT SOLUTIONS AS THE NEW WAVE IN DISTRIBUTED GENERATIONCo-chair - Edwin Feo, Chief Operating Offi cer/Founder, Coronal Group LLCF5.3 FEASIBILITY OF USING WIND & SOLAR ENERGY ON COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY CAMPUSESAndrew LaFavers PhD, Student/Professor, University of Texas & Dallas Baptist UniversityF5.4 NUSCALE POWER DIVERSE ENERGY PLATFORM (NUDEP)Chris Colbert, Chief Strategy Offi cer, NuScale Power Submit Abstract Submit AbstractF6. SOLAR & PVF6.1 A SUNNY FUTURE FOR UTILITY-SCALE SOLARCo-chair - John Finnigan, Lead Council, Environmental Defense FundF6.2 LIFECYCLE & ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL-SCALE SOLAR PV SYS.Co-chair - Vivian Xiaowei Liu, Postdoctoral Fellow, DRI; Hoekman, Robbins & RossF6.3 UTILITY-SCALE SOLAR PROJECT COST, PERFORMANCE, & PRICING TRENDS IN THE USJoachim Seel, Sr. Research Asso., Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Mark BolingerF6.4 INTEGRATION LIMITS OF INVERTER BASED PV UNITS IN MICROGRID & DISTRIBUTION SYSRic Austria, Executive Consultant, Pterra Consulting; Ketut Dartawan & Amin Najafabadi F6.5 FUGITIVE DUST MITIGATION AND MONITORING FOR PV SOLAR PLANTS IN THE DESERTAndres Quijano, Systems Engineer, American Ecotech LLC; Joe PalumboF6.6 STRATEGIES FOR SOLAR INDUSTRY TO PENETRATE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SPACEMichael Manuel, Principal, Goldberg Kohn Ltd. Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM Thursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMtRaCK | f |REnEWablE EnERGyF7. COMMUNITY SOLARF7.1 THE BENEFITS OF COMMUNITY SOLAR FOR UTILITIESCo-chair - Eric Steinhofer, VP- Business Dev., Clean Energy Collective; Bart RupertF7.2 EVOLUTION OF COMMUNITY SOLAR...MAXIMIZING THE BENEFITSBecky Campbell, Community Solar Market Development, First Solar; Rex SteppF7.3 IMPLEMENTATION OF SOLAR ENERGY IN HOT, HUMID, & DUSTY CONTEXT Hisham Mortada, Professor, King Abdul Aziz University; Mohammed KurdiF7.4 ROOFTOP SOLAR IN HAWAII - A MICROCOSM OF THE FUTUREGreg Odegard, Principal, GO Global Environmental Submit Abstract Submit AbstractF8. RENEWABLE ENERGY & GEOTHERMALF8.1 FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH ZERO NET ENERGYCo-chair - Meghan Walsh, Senior Architect, USDA; Anton Sibrin, Berkeley Research GroupF8.2 USING SUPERCRITICAL CO2 FOR CLOSED-LOOP GEOTHERMAL POWERBrian Higgins, CTO, GreenFire EnergyF8.3 GEOTHERMAL SUSTAINABILITYCo-chair - Masoud Fathizadeh, Professor, Purdue University Calumet; Dr. G. A. MansooriF8.5 PREP OF CHEAP NIFE@C NANOPARTICLES FOR DSSC COUNTER-ELECTRODESH. Paul Wang, Professor, National Cheng Kung U.; L.Chang, J. Wang, C.Jou & Y.WeiF8.5 OPTIMUM PENETRATION OF GRID-CONNECTED RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATIONJin Jo, Assistant Professor, Illinois State University; Matt AldemanKing Abdul Aziz UniversityGo Global EnvironmentalFriday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMFriday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PM25 26 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | G |opERationS & manaGEmEntG1. DECOMMISSIONING OF POWER PLANTSG1.1 DECOMMISSIONING, DEMOLITION & DECONTAMINATION (DDD) PROCESS Co-chair - Jeffery Pope, Decommissioning & Demolition Services Mgr., Burns & McDonnell G1.2 HOW TO MAXIMIZE SCRAP VALUES AS PART OF DECOMMISSIONING PROCESSGreg Menen, Director - Demolition Scrap Management, Rocky Mountain RecyclingG1.3 NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE OPPORTUNITIES FOR DECOMMISSIONED POWER PLANTSEmily Lewis, AAAS Fellow, U.S. DOE, Offi ce of Energy Policy & Sys. Analysis; Lara PierpointG1.4 DECOMMISSIONING SCALABILITYRichard Cheatham, Scientist 5, CB&I; Daniel Davis, Ken Beard & Andrew Schaaf Submit Abstract Submit AbstractG2. COMPLIANCE STRATEGIES & PLANT CONVERSIONSG2.1 FORMER MANUFACTURED GAS PLANTS (MGP): LEGACIES FROM LAST TWO CENTURIESKevin White, Environmental Engineer, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc.G2.2 BIOCONVERSION OF COAL & GAS FIRED POWER STATIONSPreben Messerschmidt, Project Director, Ramboll EnvironG2.3 REPURPOSING POWER PLANT CHIMNEYS FOR CLEAN RENEWABLE ENERGYThomas Farber, Division Manager, Commonwealth Dynamics, Inc.; Jose FrancoG2.4 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS & ISO-14001 CERT. FOR SMALL UTILITIESErik Haas, Principal, HMH Consulting LLC; Tom ChappelG2.5 CCR & ELG: DEVELOPING A SIMULTANEOUS COMPLIANCE STRATEGYJonathan Shimko, Director, Power & Water Solutions, Tetra Tech, Inc.G2.6 EASE OF COMPLIANCE THROUGH DOCUMENT MANAGEMENTMark Buckley, President & CEO, Requordit Inc.G3. POWER PLANT & BOILER OPTIMIZATIONG3.1 POWER PLANT FUEL TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIESCo-chair - Chris Wedig, Senior Technology Specialist - AQCS, CB&IG3.2 ENGINEERING ANALYSIS PATENTED MULTISTAGE EVAPORATIVE COOLING SYSTEM Co-chair - Dr. Darrell Richardson, CEO, R4 Ventures LLC; Mike ReytblatG3.3 OPTIMISING FUEL FLOW IN PULVERISED COAL & BIOMASS-FIRED BOILERSMalgorzata (Maggie) Wiatros-Motyka, Analyst & Author, IEA Clean Coal CentreG3.4 NEW SIDE STREAM FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY WILL REVOLUTIONIZE THE INDUSTRYGeorge Wagner II, Partner, ElectroCell Systems; Paul McLaine & Dan Wheatley, ElectroCell Systems; Loraine Huchler, MarTech Systems, Inc. Submit Abstract Submit AbstractWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PMThursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMtRaCK | G |opERationS & manaGEmEntG4. EHS & EMISG4.1 “FIXING” HUMAN ERRORCo-chair - Peter Bridle, Executive Director, Pegasus Risk ManagementG4.2 INTEGRATING DAS WITH EMIS - KEY CONCEPTS AND CONSIDERATIONSGreg Gasperecz, Sr VP, EHS, Enviance, Inc.; Philip Black, Wood Group Mustang, Inc.G4.3 MOBILE-ENABLED ENV. HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMCo-chair - Anne Heinrich, Client Manager, E2 ManageTech; Ian Cohen, NextEraG4.4 INTEGRATING ENMS & EHS MGMT SYSTEM TO ACHIEVE A COHERENT SYSTEMNitin Shahani, Green Services Associate Program Manager, IntertekG4.5 COMBINING COMPLIANCE & ENV. MGMT. FOR A 360 0 VIEW OF EHS PERFORMANCEJames Miller, Account Executive, Dakota Software; Jeff CrossG4.6 THE ART OF EVERGREENING COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSMargery Moore, Director, Bloomberg BNA; David Kleen, regActionG5. EHS & RISK MANAGEMENTG5.1 ARC FLASH RISK ASSESSMENT – WHAT DOES IT MEAN?Dennis Neitzel, Director Emeritus, AVO Training Institute, Inc.G5.2 DRIVING OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE BY AUTOMATING RISK MANAGEMENTCo-chair - Doug Hatler, VP, EHS, Energy & Utilities, 360factors, Inc.G5.3 5 REASONS WHY MOBILE APPS ARE CHANGING HOW EHS WORKSJohn Niemoller, President, Perillon Software Inc.G5.4 OFFICE OF ENV. HEALTH & HAZARD ASSESSMENT GUIDELINES & CHALLENGESEverest Yan, PCR Services Corporation; Heidi Rous & Alan SakoG5.5 EHS OF AUTOMATED BIRD CONTROL TECHNOLOGY FOR THE UTILITY INDUSTRYJim Beaumont, National Account Manager, BirdBuffer, LLC; Walt Beals & Gary CrawfordG5.6 UTILITY CEMS AND EMISSION INVENTORY DATA IN THE CLOUDDon Ahearn, Director of Sales, xOverTime Inc.; David GloskiG6. OPERATIONS & OPTIMIZATIONG6.1 SAFETY MANAGEMENT LEADERSHIP: YOUR ROLE IN ACHIEVING SAFETY EXCELLENCEDr. Wes Scott, Director, Consulting Services, National Safety CouncilG6.2 PUMPING SYSTEMS EVOLUTIONCo-chair - Jessica Morrison, Business Development Manager, Grundfos; Stephen PutnamG6.3 CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE ASSURANCE AT BUDGET CONSTRAINED POWER PLANTSRodrigo Camargos, Process Optimization Engineer, Primex Process Specialists; S. NicholsonG6.4 AN INTERNATIONAL APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITYSteven Driver Ph.D., Global Energy Program Manager, Sanofi GenzymeG6.5 CAP AND TRADE POSITION MANAGEMENT WITH COMPLIANCEDavid Gloski, President, xOverTime Inc.; Don AhearnG6.6 VIGILANCE: BUILDING A CULTURE OF HIGH RELIABILITYCo-chair - Bob Newhouse, President, Newhouse ConsultantsThursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM 27 28 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | G |opERationS & manaGEmEntG7. OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENTG7.1 INTERNET OF FACILITIES - SMART CAMPUS INITIATIVE AT ARGONNE NATIONAL LABDejan Ristic, Energy/Pressure Systems Engineer, Gr. Leader, Argonne National LaboratoryG7.2 CHANGE CULTURE & ACHIEVE ENERGY MANAGEMENT SUCCESS IN HEALTHCAREKim Hughes, Senior Initiative Manager, Northwest Energy Effi ciency Alliance G7.3 UNCERTAIN FUTURE OF UTILITIES: SCENARIOS TO INNOVATE IN AGE OF DISRUPTIONCo-chair - Dave Herman, CEO, Anthros Consulting; Rob SnyderG7.4 INTERNET OF THINGS: CONVERGENCE OF BIG DATACo-chair - Phil Carroll, Vice President, Finley Engineering Company, Inc.G7.5 PORTFOLIO O&M: ONE PLANT, FLEET BENEFITSDouglas Machon, Director - Business Development, NAES CorporationSubmit AbstractG8. O&MG8.1 CULTIVATING THE UTILITY WORKING ENVIRONMENTKevin Smith, Senior Consultant, EphektivG8.2 SITUATION AWARENESS & HIGH PERFORMANCE HMI CONCEPTS IN POWER SYSTEMSRicardo Olsen, Electronics Engineer, CEEE-GTG8.3 ELECTRIC UTILITY RATE STUDIES WITH PUBLIC INVOLVEMENTChris Deffenbaugh, Public Involvement Specialist, Burns & McDonnell; Ted KellyG8.4 POSITIVE ENERGY: ACQUIRING & RETAINING CUSTOMERS THE RIGHT WAYCo-chair - Derek Dressler, Senior Vice President of Sales, Virtual Incentives Submit Abstract Submit Abstract Friday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM Friday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PMtRaCK | h |ClimatE, ElG & CCSH1. CLIMATE CHANGE & GHGH1.1 ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE UNDER THE NEW CEQ GUIDELINESCo-chair - Bruce Macdonald, Principal Scientist, SLR International CorporationH1.2 BIRDS, CLIMATE CHANGE AND POWERLINESDavid Lee, Senior Biologist, Davey Resource GroupH1.3 FUNDING AFRICAN POWER INFRASTRUCTURE, CLIMATE CHANGE & US CARBON TAXCo-chair - Stephen Sewalk, Assistant Professor, Burns School of Real Estate & ConstructionH1.4 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION GHG MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL REVISIONColin High, Co-Founder and Principle Consultant, RSGH1.5 ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, AND COMMUNITIES: LOCAL V. GLOBAL CLIMATE GOALS Deidre Sanders, Environmental Justice Manager, Pacifi c Gas & Electric CompanySubmit AbstractH2. POST COP21 & INVENTORIES H2.1 SUSTAINABLE PATENT STRATEGIESCo-chair - Michael Messinger, Director, Sterne KesslerH2.2 CARBON EMISSIONS REPORTING: IMPACTE FOLLOWING CPP & COP21Co-chair - Hari Gupta, Director, Coriolis Enterprises, Inc.H2.3 PRIVATE SECTOR OPPORTUNITIES & PARTICIPATION UNDER THE PARIS AGREEMENTDouglas Marett, Head of Energy & Environment, Grue + HornstrupH2.4 TBDDirk Forrester, President & CEO, IETA Submit Abstract Submit AbstractH3. ELG - UTILITY PERSPECTIVEH3.1 ELG COMPLIANCE STRATEGIES FOR UTILITIESPatricia Scroggin, Sr. Water/Wastewater Treatment Consultant , Burns & McDonnellH3.2 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ELG RULEJared Morrison, Manager - Water & Wastewater Programs, Westar EnergyH3.3 COMPLIANCE ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ELG RULEGerald Butcher, Sr. Environmental Coordinator , Western Farmers Electric CooperativeH3.4 ELG & OTHER RULES EFFECT ON THE GENERATION FLEETBlock Andrews, Director of Strategic Environmental Solutions, Burns & McDonnellH3.5 COMPLIANCE ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ELG RULEJerry Purvis, Environmental Affairs Manager, East Kentucky Power CooperativeH3.6 COMPLIANCE ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ELG RULEMaggie Skelton, Chemical Engineer Boswell Station, Minnesota PowerCoriolis EnterprisesThursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PM Wednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM 29 30 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | h |ClimatE, ElG & CCSH4. CCR & ELG COMPLIANCE MGMT.H4.1 CCR COMPLIANCE – ALTERNATIVE CLOSURE SCHEDULES?Jason Eichenberger, Sr. Civil Engineer, Burns & McDonnell; Block Andrews; Jay HollowayH4.2 ASH CONTAINMENT STRUCTURES: ENG. TO COMPLY WITH U.S. EPA’S NEW CCR RULEDavid Lutz, Vice President, NTH Consultants, Ltd.; Brad VenmanH4.3 U.S. EPA’S FINAL CCR RULE EXISTING ASH PONDS CLOSE IN PLACE OR CLEAN CLOSUREDouglas Dahlberg, Project Engineer, Sargent & Lundy; James PerryH4.4 CCR RULE COMPLIANCE & COMPLIANCE STRATEGY CONSIDERATIONSPaul Caprio, VP, EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC; Richard WatermanH4.5 CRR AND ELG COMPLIANCE STRATEGIESSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Michael Preston, CE Section Leader, Black & VeatchH4.6 GROUNDWATER MONITORING REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE NEW CCR REGULATIONSCo-chair - John Hesemann, Department Manager, Burns & McDonnell; Jeffery PopeH5. CCR & ELGH5.1 LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS OF CO-FORMED COAL/HYDROCHAR BRIQUETTESS. Kent Hoekman, Research Professor, DRI; X. Liu, DRI; L. Felix & W. Farthing, GTIH5.2 COMPLIANCE COSTS FOR THE FEDERALLY PROMULGATED CCR AND ELGPatricia Scroggin, Section Manager - Process, Burns & McDonnell Engineering CompanyH5.3 CCR LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION & OPERATION UNDER SUBTITLE DCo-chair - Thomas Gredell, President, GREDELL Engineering Resources, Inc.H5.4 KLEENWATER-ADVANCED I-PRO FOR ELG COMP., POND CLOSURES & WATER RE-USEMark Pastore, VP Technology, EES, Inc.; David Martin, ProChem, Inc.H5.5 “BRAVE NEW WORLD”: CCR RULE COMPLIANCE STRATEGIES FOR ELECTRIC UTILITIES Co-chair - Steven Putrich, VP Engineering, Haley & Aldrich; Putrich, McDaniels, Pokorny Submit AbstractH6. COAL ASH & FGDH6.1 COAL ASH MANAGEMENT: LEGAL, REGULATORY AND INDUSTRY UPDATEMike McLaughlin, Senior Vice President, SCS Engineers; May Wall, Winston & Strawn LLPH6.2 GEOTECHNICAL & ENV. STABILIZATION OF PONDED FLY ASH USING CAOCo-chair - Michael Schantz, Director - NBD, Lhoist North America; Nancy Cardona, UNC CharlotteH6.3 DENSE SLURRY ASH MGMT: PROCESS EFFICIENCY & ENV. PERFORMANCECo-chair - Dale Timmons, Program Manager - Business Development, NAES CorporationH6.4 CEMENT PRODUCTS FOR SOLIDIFICATION/STABILZATION OF CONTAMINATED SOILPaul Ruehl, Solidifi cation/Stabilization Specialist, Lafarge North AmericaH6.5 METALS ANALYSIS FOR FGD WASTEWATERS AND COAL COMBUSTION RESIDUALSRichard Burrows, Corporate Technical Director, TestAmerica Inc.H6.6 EXPEREINCE WITH FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION, ZERO LIQUID DISCHARGE (FGD-ZLD)Patrick Randall, Sales Director, Aquatech; J. Michael MarlettGREDELL Engineering Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM Thursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMtRaCK | h |ClimatE, ElG & CCSH7. CCS: CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGEH7.1 FTIR PROVIDES TIGHTER CONTROL ON EMISSIONS FROM CARBON CAPTURE PROCESSJim Cornish, Sales & Support Manager, Gasmet TechnologiesH7.2 EARLY CCS OPPORTUNITIES: COAL TO LIQUIDS VIA FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESISCo-chair - Thomas Tarka, NETL/U.S. DOE; Summers, NETL/DOE; Turner, ESPA; White, NoblisH7.3 W.A. PARISH POST-COMBUSTION CO2 CAPTURE AND SEQUESTRATION PROJECTCo-chair - Ted McMahon, Project Mgr., U.S. DOE; Tony Armpriester & Petra NovaH7.4 CURRENT STATUS OF CO2 CAPTURE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT IN KEPCOJeom-In Baek, Sr. Researcher, KEPCO; Eom, Lee, Jo, Jegarl & Shim, KEPCO; Yi & Ryu, KIER Submit Abstract Submit AbstractH8. CCS IIH8.1 CO2 ABSORPTION KINETICS STUDY IN PHYSICAL SOLVENTS AND MIXTURECo-Chair - Fan Shi, Sr. Materials Scientist, NETL/AECOM; Nicholas Siefert & David HopkinsonH8.2 ON-LINE AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS FROM COAL FIRED FLUE GAS IN PILOT SCALE POST-COMBUSTION CO2 CAPTURECo-Chair - Chiranjib Saha, Adv. Eng., Southern Research National Carbon Capture Center; J. IrvinH8.3 FIELD-SCALE MODELING OF LOCAL CAPILLARY TRAPPING DURING CO2 INJECTION INTO A SALINE AQUIFERBo Ren, Research Assistant, The University of Texas at Austin; Larry W. Lake, University of Texas at Austin; Steven L. Bryant, University of CalgaryH8.4 CO2 HYDRATE FORMATION AND LCC ANALYSIS FOR COOLING APPLICATIONShol Kim, Graduate Student, Korea University; Yong Tae Kang Submit Abstract Submit AbstractFriday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMFriday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PMFriday | February 5 | 1PM - 3PM31 32 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | i |WatER & 316(b)I1. WASTEWATER MANAGEMENTI1.1 REACTOR VESSELS TO MANAGE & TREAT WASTEWATER AT ASH PONDS & LANDFILLSMark Kropilak, CEO, Liberty Hydro, Inc.I1.2 ENERGY NEUTRALITY IN WASTEWATER TREATMENTTom Stanley, CTO, GE Water & Process Technologies, GE Power & WaterI1.3 MINIMIZING WATER FOOTPRINT BY IMPLEMENTING SEMI-BATCH REVERSE OSMOSISSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Dr. Rick Stover, EVP, DesalitechI1.4 ELG COMPLIANCE AT COAL FIRED POWER STATIONSSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Michael Preston, Section Leader, Black & VeatchI1.5 NATIONAL NUTRIENT REDUCTION STRATEGY UPDATEDiane Martini, Senior Water/Wastewater Consultant, Burns & McDonnell; Sarah GilstrapI1.6 AN UPDATE ON THE WATER RESEARCH CENTERTyler Cromey, Research Engineer, Southern Company Services, Inc.I2. WATER & ELECTRIC UTILITIESI2.1 MODELING ELECTRICITY SECTOR VULNERABILITIES RELATED TO WATER TEMPERATURESJordan Macknick, NREL; Macknick, Brinkman, Ibanez, Tomberlin, Hunsberger, Kandt & MiaraI2.2 THE LATEST TECHNOLOGICAL UPDATES IN OIL SPILL CONTAINMENT SYSTEMSBill Gannon, President, Solidifi cation Products International, Inc.; John PanaroI2.3 ENERGY SAVINGS THROUGH PIPE SELECTIONRosemary Smud, Sales Engineer, American Cast Iron Pipe; Maury GastonI2.4 ENHANCE COORDINATION BETWEEN ELECTRIC AND WATER UTILITIESNushat Thomas, Team Leader, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Lauren WisniewskiI2.5 BR RISK MGMT; PREDICTIVE MODEL DEVELOPMENT FOR DISINFECTION BYPRODUCTSCo-chair - Brian Mastin, Senior Consultant, ParsonsI2.6 SCE STORM WATER MGMT & FLOOD PREPAREDNESS IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVECo-chair - Denise Yaffe, Mgr., Southern California Edison; Lakes, Barr, Akunyili & JohnsonI3. 316(B)I3.1 EPA’S 316B RULE: HOW TO ACHIEVE COMPLIANCEGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science & TechnologyI3.2 IMPACTS OF EPA 316(B) ON POWER PLANT COOLING WATER INTAKESRoman Carter, National Account Manager, Intralox / Hydrolox; Tim WoodrowI3.3 CLEAN WATER ACT RULE: EXPANDING RISK & LIABILITY FOR PROJECT PROPONENTSKerry McGrath, AssociateDeidre G. Duncan, Partner, Hunton & WilliamsI3.4 316(B) IMPINGEMENT COMPLIANCE: UNDERSTANDING DE MINIMISCo-chair - Radhika de Silva, Sr. Project Manager, HDR Engineering; Mark BaileyI3.5 316(B) - OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY AND COST EVALUATION STUDYJoy Rooney, Senior Associate, Sargent & Lundy LLC; Ken Snell & Mehrdad SalehiI3.6 IMPLEMENTING U.S EPA’S 316(B) RULESean Ramach, Environmental Scientist, U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PMThursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AMWednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMtRaCK | i |WatER & 316(b)I4. FGD WASTEWATER - ZLDI4.1 ZLD APPROACH BY APPLYING SPRAY DRYER EVAPORATOR (SDE™) TECHNOLOGYCo-chair - Paulo Oliveira, Product Marketing Manager, Alstom Power, Inc.; Phil RaderI4.2 THERMAL ZLD SYSTEM USING A SDE IN A WASTE TO ENERGY PLANTRobert Van Durme, P.E., Key Account Manager, Lechler Inc.; Ashwin PatniI4.3 FGD ZLD PROCESS IMPACT ON HEAT RATE & OTHER PLANT PARAMETERSBenjamin Laurent, Senior Process Engineer, Heartland Technology PartnersI4.4 PROCESSING POWER PLANT WASTE TO HIGH MARKETABLE COMMODITIESRobert Bobeck, Technical Sales, Dustex LLC; Patrick PaulI4.5 UPDATE ON B&W ZLD ACTIVITIESSteven Feeney, Product Line Manager, Babcock & Wilcox; Steve Feeney & Mike KlidasI4.6 FORWARD OSMOSIS BASED HIGH WATER RECOVERY SOLUTIONS Sponsor & Co-chair - Mary Theresa Pendergast, Director, Oasys Water; John TracyI5. FGD WASTEWATER I5.1 PRE-FABRICATED PROCESS EQUIPMENT SOLUTION TO MEET ELG & CCR STANDARDSCo-chair - James Peterson, President, Frontier Water SystemsI5.2 EFFECTS OF MERCURY CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES ON FGD WASTEWATER QUALITYMandi Richardson, Sr. Chemist, AECOM; Blythe, AECOM; Dene, EPRI; Acharya, Southern Co.I5.3 ELG AND CCR COMPLIANCE - THE DOLLARS ARE IN THE DETAILSDennis Fink, Senior Project Manager, CH2M; Dr. Thomas E. HigginsI5.4 ELG COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONS – AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT FGD FLOWRATE IMPACTSJeromy Jones, AQCS Manager, Burns & McDonnellI5.5 RECENT ADVANCES IN WASTEWATER MEASUREMENTS OF HG, AS AND SE USING AFSCo-chair - Warren Corns, R&D Manager, P S Analytical; Cornelius BrombachI5.6 EFFECT OF OPERATING CONDITIONS OF FGD UNIT ON FORM OF SELENIUM IN LIQUORHiroyuki Akiho, Reseach Scientist, CRIEPI; Naoki Noda, Hiromi Shirai & Shigeo ItoI6. 316(B), ELG, WASTEWATERI6.1 APPROACHES TO ELG COMPLIANCE FOR FGD WASTE WATERSKristen Bell, Senior Associate, Sargent & LundyI6.2 GREEN ALTERNATIVES FOR WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENTHenry Hunt, Sr. Project Manager, Layne - Ranney Collector WellsI6.3 CONTROL OF DREISSENID MUSSELS WITH A MORE RATIONAL USE OF COPPERDavid Hammond, Ph.D., Senior Scientist, Earth Science Labs, Inc. I6.4 COMPLIANCE WITH BOTH 316(B) AND THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACTHarriet Nash, NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service; Ashfi eld, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Svc.I6.5 316(B) STRATEGIES FOR ADVANCED INTAKE SCREEN RETROFITSCo-chair - Mark Bell, Sales Manager, Bilfi nger Water Technologies GmbHI6.6 316(B) OVERVIEW OF IMPINGEMENT TECHNOLOGY SELECTION PROCEDURECo-chair - Mehrdad Salehi, Sr. Associate, Sargent & Lundy LLC; Ken Snell & Joy RooneyThursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:50PM Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM 33 34 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | i |WatER & 316(b)I7. WATER SUSTAINABILITYI7.1 THE ENERGY-WATER NEXUS: RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES AND CHPCo-chair - Scott Hutchins, Stakeholder Engagement, U. S. Department of EnergyI7.2 WATER BALANCE ANALYSIS, MONITORING, & MGMT. TOOL FOR POWER PLANTSCharlie He, Assoc. VP, Carollo Engineers; E. McLeskey, G. Carpenter, J. Dresang & C. ChiuI7.3 SUPPORTING THE HEART OF THE WATER - ENERGY - FOOD NEXUSMaury Gaston, Manager of Marketing Services, American Cast Iron pipeI7.4 MONETIZING WATER EFFICIENCY - THE RESNET WATER EFFICIENCY RATING INDEXSteve Baden, Executive Director, RESNETI7.5 PREVENTIVE SAFETY MEASURE FROM POLLUTED SURFACE WATER LEAKAGE IN BLDNGSNasser Alhemiddi, Professor, King Saud U.; A. Alhemiddi, M. Arch. & A. Alhemiddi, B. ArchI7.6 WATER REUSE FOLLOWING GROUNDWATER EXTRACTION & TREATMENTChristina Rain, P.E., Project Engineer, Langan Treadwell Rollo; Graber, Glenn & ShipmanI8. WATER SUPPLY & SECURITYI8.1 A SOLUTION TO OUR WATER SUPPLY PROBLEMJohn Wilson, Territory Manager, American Cast Iron Pipe, Maury GastonI8.2 DREDGING YOUR RESERVOIR: ENHANCING THE RESILIENCY OF YOUR WATER SUPPLYSession Sponsor & Co-chair - Sarah Howard, Sr. Scientist, Black & Veatch; Elizabeth QuinlanI8.3 AN INNOVATIVE SOLUTION TO PREDICTIVE WATER MODELING FOR UTILITIES SECTORKenn Cygan, Director, Nalco, an Ecolab Company; April YeYoung YiI8.4 WEANING OURSELVES FROM OUR WASTEFUL WATER WAYSNed Daugherty, Principal Architect, H2O FuturesI8.5 ENGAGING A UNIVERSITY ON WATER CONSERVATIONCo-chair - Kyle Mann, Energy Effi ciency Program Specialist, CA State University FullertonI8.6 GIS-FORECASTED SURFACE HYDROLOGY FOR REDUCING RISKS OF FOOD PRODUCTIONAbdrabelnabi Abdelhady, Professor, Damanhour Univ; Aggag, Abdelaty & Bahnassy Friday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM Friday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PMtRaCK | J |flEEt, battERy & StoRaGEJ1. FLEET J1.1 A CLIMATE-STABILIZING CALIFORNIA FLEET, VERSUS AIR RESOURCE BOARD GOALSMichael Bullock, Transportation Committee Chair & Retired Satellite Sys.Eng., Sierra ClubJ1.2 COMPARING PEV CONSUMER INCOMES TO NEW-CAR BUYERSCo-chair - Brett Williams, Mgr. - EV Initiatives; Center for Sustainable Energy; Jessica JinnJ1.3 HOW CITY FLEETS CAN BECOME A CATALYST FOR A NATIONAL EV TRANSITAmy Lopez, Director of Corporate Engagement, Electrifi cation CoalitionJ1.4 MAKING FLEET TELEMATICS DATA ACTIONABLE AND MATTERCo-chair - Norma Havens, Co-National Sales Manager, USA Fleet Solutions; Bob BelknapJ1.5 COMING CHALLENGE TO US SUBURBIA, GROWING CHINESE CAR FLEETAlexandra Malazdrewicz, Student, Burns School of Management; Stephen Sewalk Submit AbstractJ2. EV, PHEV & CHARGINGJ2.1 INTELLIGENT ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING SYSTEMPrateek Saxena, Director, Tech MahindraJ2.2 COMPREHENSIVE EV FAST CHARGING SOLUTIONS FOR 21ST CENTURY UTILITIESCo-chair - Paul Glenney, Director, Products & Services, NRG EVgo; Michael KrauthamerJ2.3 ZERO-EMISSION VEHICLE MARKETS: DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES & CALIFORNIABrett Williams, Sr. Project Manager, EV Initiatives, CSE; John Anderson & Ria Langheim, CSEJ2.4 VEHICLE-GRID INTEGRATION USING ISO/IEC 15118 GLOBAL INTEROPERABILITY STANDARDStephen Davis, CEO, KnGrid; Mike Ferry & Michelle Bogen, Center for Sustainable EnergyJ2.5 USING THE FLEET OF PHEVS FOR ENERGY STORAGE OF BOTH SOLAR AND WINDCo-chair - Andrew Frank, CTO, Effi cient Drivetrains Inc.; Andrew A Frank & JJ DeMauroJ2.6 INFORMATION CHANNELS FOR REACHING PLUG-IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE CONSUMERSClair Johnson,Transparency Specialist,Center for Sustainable Energy; Brett WilliamsJ3. BATTERY & STORAGE SYSTEMSJ3.1 ACTIA EV SOLUTIONSGreg Fritz, EV Program Manager, ACTIA CorpJ3.2 ENERGY STORAGE + EV CHARGING - DRIVING ELECTRIC VEHICLE ADOPTIONVic Shao, CEO, Green Charge NetworksJ3.3 BUSTING MYTHS & BREAKING GROUND: VEHICLE TO GRID STORAGE FRONTIERCo-chair - Scott Fisher, Director of EV to Grid, NRG EVgoJ3.4 INPROVE FUEL CONSUMPTION WITH ENVIROMNEMENTAL FRIENDLY DLCAPToshihiko Furukawa, Senior Manager/Engineer, United Chemi-Con Submit Abstract Submit AbstractWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PM Wednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM Thursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM35 36 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangetRaCK | J |flEEt, battERy & StoRaGEJ4. BATTERY & STORAGE J4.1 GRID-SCALE ENERGY STORAGE PROVIDING COST-EFFECTIVE PEAKING CAPACITY Co-chair - Kiran Kumaraswamy, Director, AES Energy Storage; Kate McGinnisJ4.2 ENERGY STORAGE USED FOR FREQUENCY REGULATION & GRID FIRMINGCo-chair - Paul B. Scott, VP Tech., Transpower; David Rosewater, Sandia CorporationJ4.3 LEGAL ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM PROJECTSChris Locke and Brennan Bentley, Farella Braun + Martel; Steven Branoff, Ramboll EnvironJ4.4 AN ADVANCED LEAD-ACID BATTERY FOR INTEGRATION WITH RENEWABLE ENERGYCollin Mui, Lead Nanofabrication Engineer, Gridtential Energy, Inc., Daniel Moomaw, Steve Hinojosa & Christiaan BeekhuisJ4.5 HIGHER LEVELS OF RENEWABLES W/ GRID-SCALE COMPRESSED AIR ENERGY STORAGE Lincoln Bleveans, Pwr. Resources Mgr., Burbank Water & Power; R. Schulte, Schulte & Asso. Submit AbstractJ5. BACK-UP PWR & THERMAL ENERGY STORAGEJ5.1 THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE - “VIRTUAL BATTERIES”Guy Frankenfi eld, Manager - TES & Biofuels, DN TanksJ5.2 BACK-UP POWER: ADVANCED FUEL CELL TECH. PROTECTING 21ST CENTURY APPLICATIONSCo-chair - Vito Coletto, Director of Sales, Altergy SystemsJ5.3 HYDROGEN AS ENERGY STORAGE & FUEL FOR STEAM INJECTED GAS TURBINE PLANTJoshua Partheepan, Research Assistant, West Texas A&M University; William Jim Rogers, West Texas A&M University; Edward Hinders, Paramount Energy WestJ5.4 ANODE MATERIAL USING HIERARCHICAL MICRO-LAMELLA 3D POROUS CU CURRENTHyeji Park, Student, Kookmin U; Um & Sung, Seoul National U; Choi & Choe, Kookmin U Submit Abstract Submit AbstractJ6. UPS, FLOW & LI-ION BATTERIESJ6.1 DEVELOPMENT OF LITHIUM ION BATTERY MATERIALS FOR GRID APPLICATIONSCo-chair - Dee Strand, Chief Scientifi c Offi cer, Wildcat Discovery TechnologiesYe ZhuJ6.2 FIRE SAFETY AWARENESS OF LITHIUM ION BATTERIESMatt Dunn, Principal, AECOMJ6.3 COST REDUCTIONS FOR LITHIUM ION BATTERIES THROUGH TECHNOLOGYCo-chair - Dr. Rajshekar DasGupta, Vice President Technology, ElectrovayaJ6.4 BEYOND BATTERY MGMT: ENABLING ESS INTEGRATION IN GRID ECOSYSTEMSMichael Worry, President and CEO, Nuvation EngineeringJ6.5 SEAWATER FLOW BATTERY FOR CLEAN COLD-IRONING & FLEET VEHICLE FUELINGPeter Schubert, Professor, Indiana University-Purdue University IndianapolisJ6.6 SGIM ADVANCED BATTERIESPavel Bulai, CEO, SGiM; Boksha, Tompa, Ziegenbalg, Jewell, Chow, Foster, Hogan, Progler, Salagaj, Ryjov, Zavorotnyi, Saeed, AlDamer, Molchanov, Strukov, Golubeva & Pitlik Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Thursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PMK |battERy & EnERGy StoRaGE|TrackWednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PMWednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PMYour Ad Here$1,000Your one page company advertisement in the EUECProgram Guide distributed to 2,000 delegates.Send your ad to info@euec.com by Jan 30th DeadlineSpecifications: 6” x 9” (1/4” Bleed)CMYK Color PDFJanuary 8th final deadline37 38 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeEXIT DNMEN WOMENDNESCALATORESCALATORUPDNDNEXITEXIT 3-HOUR RATED FIREDOOREXITEXITEXITELEVATORSSERVICEEXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT EXITTREE GRATESOUTDOOR TERRACEESCALATORSTAIRSEXIT EXITEXITELVSTAIRSESCALATOREXITAMPHITHEATREUPPER LEVELDN DNELVDNESCALATORESCALATORUP1412Global-scapeCarbonActivatedDonWolfDR DASWilliamsScotsmanWesternEnergyLANDTECStertil-KoniNationalBiodieselSuperlokIntertekHORIBALufft VirtualTech.Blue1BMW i3 ofEscondidoKearny MesaFIAT 500EIDS & NSSEUEC 2017ATSPublicationsNisanLeafFordMercedesSan DiegoSmart Electric2BTech.CarmeuseLimeOrmantineElite PowerMitsubishiOutlanderPHEVRangerAnalyticsAtlantiumTech.ZelectricMotorsVW BugHCMCarbon Fiber J-WPowerVan der GraafEco CenterAlvarezGo-ElectricEVMyCarGreenTechAutomotiveGigavacVolt &SparkPrius PHEV3D Printed ModelTesla ElectricInsiderBMW i3CARROrganic Transit ELF AdventureADNationalAutoFleet Grp.CMAXFleet NGVWitt O’Brien’sBlueScapeSundialEnergyGreen ChargeEnvisionSolarMHIAAQSFood ServiceFood ServiceSDGE213CSE & CleanCitiesTele-fonixGreenTransporterFord Fusion500 EMexel1607AirtekAPG ISAEnviroWorkshopMcIlvaine Krishnan ICAC PowerCenter StageScreenFFleet, EV & HybridWater316(b)Climate, ELG & CCSO&MF Renewable Energy Control Tech. Energy Policy & SecurityMercury ControlCems & AQAir Policy & RegulationE D FC FB FARoom 5b Room 5a Room 4 Room 3 Room 2 Room 1Room 11bEUECMEETINGROOMProChemAFLIndst.IRoom 10HRoom 9GRoom 8 Room 7B Room 7AJRoom 11aNETWORKING RECEPTIONSLunchesMeeting Rooms G - KMeeting Rooms A - FBarNETWORKINGRECEPTIONSBarBarEXIT WSWSWSWSWSWSWSEXITWSWSEXITWSEXITEUECEntryCCEEntryMediaKeynoteRegistrationCORPORATE MEETING ROOMSM1M2M3M4 M5 M6 M7 M8M16 M15 M14 M13M9M12M11M10Ballroom Sail PavilionSICKADA-ESECTAirHygieneApexERMSolvairSEIPineReliantSiemensSouthernResearchMilleniumInst.M&CPSAGenstarCatalystAirClayborn Trachte B3ParkerHannafinBuhlerPermaPureAlicatRMBNexusEAEng.xOver-timeMKSKiewitMissis.LimeCleanHarborsTeledyneMLGreat LakesTetratechBMCDTechHeatersDuragTigerOpticsSegaTeledyneAPIGolderME2CAECOMAltechEnviron. SupplyTrinity Consult-antsHydroloxUSLMEurofinsFrontierGlobalMontroseDust-masterSNEIHORIBA AirtechEnv.United ConveyorCooperEnviroThermoScientificMonitorTechSPTCAlbermarleGoldenCEMsExpertsCarbonxtIACUS DOEADA-CSNovinda NalcoIONCDSDustexElementalAirTraceCemtekABB GasmetUniversalAnalyzersCISCO NADCE2CAIFuelTechAirgasRedBallDSGSwanAnalytical W.L. 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One 10? x 10? exhibit booth, 6? table, 2 chairs, waste basket & carpet2. One free speaker and exhibitor registration at EUEC 20163. Network with 2,000+ delegates at (8) receptions held in exhibit hall4. Marketing through EnergyNews to mailing list of 50k Professionals5. Pre and post conference attendee list6. Exhibitor Advertisement in program, web, and newsletter7. Ten (10) free EUEC client passes* (value $495/each)(* Good for Companies & Delegates attending EUEC for the ? rst time) = Sold = AvailableEXIT DNMEN WOMENDNESCALATORESCALATORUPDNDNEXITEXIT 3-HOUR RATED FIREDOOREXITEXITEXITELEVATORSSERVICEEXIT EXIT EXIT EXIT EXITTREE GRATESOUTDOOR TERRACEESCALATORSTAIRSEXIT EXITEXITELVSTAIRSESCALATOREXITAMPHITHEATREUPPER LEVELDN DNELVDNESCALATORESCALATORUP1412Global-scapeCarbonActivatedDonWolfDR DASWilliamsScotsmanWesternEnergyLANDTECStertil-KoniNationalBiodieselSuperlokIntertekHORIBALufft VirtualTech.Blue1BMW i3 ofEscondidoKearny MesaFIAT 500EIDS & NSSEUEC 2017ATSPublicationsNisanLeafFordMercedesSan DiegoSmart Electric2BTech.CarmeuseLimeOrmantineElite PowerMitsubishiOutlanderPHEVRangerAnalyticsAtlantiumTech.ZelectricMotorsVW BugHCMCarbon Fiber J-WPowerVan der GraafEco CenterAlvarezGo-ElectricEVMyCarGreenTechAutomotiveGigavacVolt &SparkPrius PHEV3D Printed ModelTesla ElectricInsiderBMW i3CARROrganic Transit ELF AdventureADNationalAutoFleet Grp.CMAXFleet NGVWitt O’Brien’sBlueScapeSundialEnergyGreen ChargeEnvisionSolarMHIAAQSFood ServiceFood ServiceSDGE213CSE & CleanCitiesTele-fonixGreenTransporterFord Fusion500 EMexel1607AirtekAPG ISAEnviroWorkshopMcIlvaine Krishnan ICAC PowerCenter StageScreenFFleet, EV & HybridWater316(b)Climate, ELG & CCSO&MF Renewable Energy Control Tech. Energy Policy & SecurityMercury ControlCems & AQAir Policy & RegulationE D FC FB FARoom 5b Room 5a Room 4 Room 3 Room 2 Room 1Room 11bEUECMEETINGROOMProChemAFLIndst.IRoom 10HRoom 9GRoom 8 Room 7B Room 7AJRoom 11aNETWORKING RECEPTIONSLunchesMeeting Rooms G - KMeeting Rooms A - FBarNETWORKINGRECEPTIONSBarBarEXIT WSWSWSWSWSWSWSEXITWSWSEXITWSEXITEUECEntryCCEEntryMediaKeynoteRegistrationCORPORATE MEETING ROOMSM1M2M3M4 M5 M6 M7 M8M16 M15 M14 M13M9M12M11M10Ballroom Sail PavilionSICKADA-ESECTAirHygieneApexERMSolvairSEIPineReliantSiemensSouthernResearchMilleniumInst.M&CPSAGenstarCatalystAirClayborn Trachte B3ParkerHannafinBuhlerPermaPureAlicatRMBNexusEAEng.xOver-timeMKSKiewitMissis.LimeCleanHarborsTeledyneMLGreat LakesTetratechBMCDTechHeatersDuragTigerOpticsSegaTeledyneAPIGolderME2CAECOMAltechEnviron. SupplyTrinity Consult-antsHydroloxUSLMEurofinsFrontierGlobalMontroseDust-masterSNEIHORIBA AirtechEnv.United ConveyorCooperEnviroThermoScientificMonitorTechSPTCAlbermarleGoldenCEMsExpertsCarbonxtIACUS DOEADA-CSNovinda NalcoIONCDSDustexElementalAirTraceCemtekABB GasmetUniversalAnalyzersCISCO NADCE2CAIFuelTechAirgasRedBallDSGSwanAnalytical W.L. GoreB&VCEMServicePMICalgonFrontierIndustrialTri-MerFrontierWaterCH2MLeidosGarneySabioA&WMAVIMYorkeLafargeCPPHugEng.RoesleinAsso.VirtualIncent-ivesJiangnanEnviro.PMServicesPerillonGood-yearBOYERTRUCKSIMACCArborDayDR DASUKYAppliedEnergyTeamBioAndritzTTGHeart-land PleaseTechAQSAtlasCarbonHenkelBergquist MitsubishiHitachiTRCPower-GenEnvianceMcIlvaineAir LiquideNol-TecUS EPANRGEVgoCell-MotiveRedoxSolutionsEESScheuchEaster-OwensOasysWaterAVOTrainingIntertekUSA FleetMALDoosanPowerBirdBufferWaterFurnaceDakotaSoftwareCommon-wealthDynamicsKEPCOPSCIndustrialRequordItHadekPCMEMonroeIRTSIPDCPolystarHilcoEarthScienceLabKrishnanICACSemi-Bulk FacilitiesProtectionSystemsCtradeMartinEnergyGroupRDIEnergyCleanAirSEFAGroupAqua-techMPSGroup385383381355 367 373 377365359357337353 387484482480454 466 468 472 476464458456436440 452 486498363462375485483481455453 467 469 473 477465459457441 447 491 493 495 497499463 475585583581555553 567 573 577565559557541 543 547 591 593 595 597599698700563689687657 671 677 683663645 651 693 699b474584582580552 566 568 572 576564556546 548540 586 590 592 594598562684682680652 654 668 670 672 674 676664658656646 648640537636637642 686 690 692 694 696662587699341356 360 362 370 376 382 386 388649 661374675596647 673372369358 384685 695343 389488487588589688697100101102103104105106ENTRYENTRYENTRYENTRY300 302 306 308 312 314 318 320 324 326 330301 303 307 309 313 315 319 321 325 327 331400 402 406 408 412 414 418 420 424 426 430401 403 407 409 413 415 419 421 425 427 431500 502 506 508 512 514 518 520 524 526 530501 503 507 509 513 515 519 521 525 527 531600 602 606 608 612 614 618 620 624 626 630700 702 706 708 712 714 730601 603 607 609 613 615 631732533Last Exhibit Booth AvailableSee Page 2 below for list of Exhibiting Companies and UtilitiesEXHIBIT SHOW HOURSTue. Setup 1 pm to 6 pmWed.Feb 3 7 am to 7 pmThur. Feb 4 7 am to 7 pmFriday Feb 5 7 am to 12 pmBreakdown 12 pm to 4 pm NETWORKING RECEPTIONS located in Exhibit HallAM Breaks 9:30 am to 10 amLunches 12 pm to 1 pmPM Breaks 3 pm to 3:30 pmReceptions 5 pm to 7 pmNETWORK RECEPTIONS located in Exhibit HallEXHIBIT SHOW HOURSAM Breaks 9:30 am to 10 amLunches 12 pm to 1 pmPM Breaks 3 pm to 3:30 pmReceptions 5 pm to 7 pm39 40 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to Change572 ADA Carbon Solutions 552 ADA-ES, Inc.441 AECOM, Inc.358 AFL Industries555 Air Hygiene488 Air Liquide America 693 Air Quality Services562 Airgas640 Airtech Environmental 556 Albemarle499 Alicat369 Altech468 Andritz Inc.359 Apex Instruments, Inc.493 Aquatech International 373 Arbor Day Foundation592 Atlas Carbon, LLC374 AVO Training Institute106 AWMA589 B3 Systems, Inc.383 Bergquist Co., a Henkle Co.687 BirdBuffer, LLC668 Black & Veatch464 Boyer Trucks598 Buhler Technologies481 Burns & McDonnell440 Calgon Carbon540 Carbonxt, Inc.670 Catalyst Air Mgmt.459 CDS Engineering356 Cellmotive Co., Ltd.664 CEM Service Group, Inc.645 CEMS Experts652 Cemtek Environmental, Inc.436 CH2M689 Chemtura - Great Lakes583 Clayborn Labs588 Clean Harbors699 CleanAir Engineering 675 Commonwealth Dynamics636 Cooper Environmental Svc.663 CPP Wind & AQ Consultants649 CTrade568 CiSCO372 Dakota Software370 Doosan HF Controls Corp.699 DR DAS LTD463 DSG Solutions, LLC576 Durag, Inc.546 Dustex Corporation474 Dustmaster Enviro Systems697 E2 Managetech676 EA Engineering, Sci. & Tech.585 Earth Science Labs, Inc.497 Easter-Owens698 Elemental Air376 Enviance355 Environ. Consulting & Tech563 Environmental Energy Svcs.466 Environmental Supply Co.541 ERM480 Euro? ns Frontier Global343 Facilities Protection Systems672 Frontier Industrial Corp.674 Frontier Water Systems,462 Fuel Tech, Inc.651 Garney Construction682 Gasmet483 Genstar Tech. (GENTEC)458 Golden Specialty548 Golder Associates. Inc.381 Goodyear Tire & Rubber386 Hadek363 Heartland Technology Partners484 Hilliard Company - Hilco537 Horiba Instruments, Inc. 486 Hug Engineering, Inc.389 Hydrolox104 ICAC696 IMACC, LLC596 Intertek547 Industrial Accessories Co.580 ION Engineering586 Jiangnan Environmental384 KEPCO 456 Kiewit104 Krishnan & Associates593 Lafarge671 Leidos487 M & C Tech Group NA594 MALEnvironmental Technology341 Martin Energy Group102 McIlvaine Company473 Midwest Energy Emissions654 Millennium Instruments469 Mississippi Lime Company353 Mitsubishi Hitachi Power455 MKS Instruments, Inc.690 MonitorTech, Corp384 Monroe IR642 Montrose Environmental 685 MPS Group573 Nalco Air Protection Tech.477 Nexus Solutions, Inc.365 Nol-Tec Systems590 North American Dismantling567 Novinda597 NRG EVgo498 Oasys Water482 P S Analytical688 Parker Hanni? n Corp.661 PCME695 PDC Environmental680 Perillon499 Perma Pure566 Pine465 Plant Maintenence Svcs.377 PleaseTech Ltd.584 Polystar Containment103 Power105 Power-Gen656 Precesion Monitors Inc.565 ProChem, Inc.647 PSC Industrial Outsourcing LP684 RDI Energy662 Red Ball Technical Gas362 Redox Solutions 564 Reliant CEM Services595 RequordIt700 RMB Consulting &Research491 Roeslein & Associates, Inc.382 Sabio Air Quality Inst.388 Scheuch GmbH367 SEFA Group, Inc, The553 Sega, Inc.453 SICK472 Siemens Industry, Inc.581 SNEI Biological447 SOLVAir Natural Solutions559 Southern Environmental454 Southern Research686 SPTC USA Corp.357 Swan Analytical649 Team Biogas543 Technical Heaters, Inc.658 Teledyne API683 Teledyne Monitor Labs557 Tetra Tech, Inc.646 Thermo Scienti? c577 Tiger Optics, LLC.457 Trace Environmental Sys.587 Trachte, LLC452 TRC Environmental Corp.657 Tri-Mer Corporation582 Trinity Consultants467 TSI, Inc.475 TTG, Inc.591 United Conveyor Corp.694 UKY Applied Energy Research637 US EPA Water Security Division476 US Lime & Mineral673 USA Fleet Solutions648 Universal Analyzers, Inc.337 US DOE, Of? ce Clean Coal 599 VIM Technologies, Inc.495 Virtual Incentives358 WaterFurnace International375 W.L. Gore & Associates387 xOverTime677 Yorke EngineeringExhibiting Companies at EUEC 2016 Electric Utilities Attending EUECIncludes senior management & technical experts from Generating Companies attending & speaking at EUECAESALLETEAlliant Energy CorporationAlstom PowerAmeren CorporationAmerican Electric PowerAmerican Municipal Power, Inc.Arizona Public Service CompanyAssociated Electric Cooperative, Inc.Basin Electric Power CooperationBig Rivers ElectricBuckeye PowerBurbank Water & PowerCalpine CorporationCarbon Creek EnergyCentral Iowa Power CooperativeCentral Minnesota Municipal Power AgencyCity Water Light and PowerClarke Public UtilitiesCleco CorporationCon EdisonConsumers EngergyDeseret PowerDominion GenerationDTE EnergyDuke EnergyDynegyEast Kentucky Power CooperativeElectricité de FranceEmpire District Electric CompanyEntergy ServicesEversource EnergyExelon PowerFlorida Power & Light CompanyGDF SuezGuam Public Utilities CommissionHoosier EnergyIdaho Power CompanyIndependence Power & LightIntermountain Power Service CorporationKansas City Board of Public UtilitiesKansas City Power & LightKorea Electric Power CorporationKU Energy,LLCLG&ELower Colorado River AuthorityLuminantMadison Gas & ElectricMichigan South Central Power AgencyMidAmerican Energy CompanyMinnesota Power Minnkota Power Cooperative, Inc.Montana-Dakota Utilities CompanyMuscatine Power and WaterNebraska Pulbic Power DistrictNewmont Nevada Energy InvestmentNextEra EnergyNiSourceNorthern Indiana Public Service Co.(NIPSCO)Northern Star GenerationNorthWestern EnergyNova Scotia Power NRECANRG EnergyNV EnergyODECOklahoma Gas & Electric CompanyOld Dominion Electric CooperativeOmaha Public Power DistrictOrange Grove EnergyPaci? c Gas & ElectricPCPS EnergyPortland General ElectricPPL EnergyPlus LLCPPL Montana LLCPSERaven PowerRochester Public UtilitiesRodan Energy Solutions Inc.Rural ElectricSacramento Municipal Utility DistrictSalt River ProjectSAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRICSantee CooperSCANASchneider ElectricSempra US Gas and PowerSouthern California EdisonSouthern CompanySouthern Power CompanySun? ower Electric Power CorporationTennessee Valley AuthorityTexas Municipal Power AgencyTri-State Generation and Transmission Tucson Electric PowerVectren Corp.Westar EnergyWestern Farmers Electric Cooperative499 Perma Pure566 Pine465 Plant Maintenence Svcs.377 PleaseTech Ltd.584 Polystar Containment103 Power105 Power-Gen656 Precesion Monitors Inc.565 ProChem, Inc.647 PSC Industrial Outsourcing LP684 RDI Energy662 Red Ball Technical Gas362 Redox Solutions 564 Reliant CEM Services595 RequordIt700 RMB Consulting &Research491 Roeslein & Associates, Inc.382 Sabio Air Quality Inst.388 Scheuch GmbH367 SEFA Group, Inc, The553 Sega, Inc.453 SICK472 Siemens Industry, Inc.581 SNEI Biological447 SOLVAir Natural Solutions559 Southern Environmental454 Southern Research686 SPTC USA Corp.357 Swan Analytical649 Team Biogas543 Technical Heaters, Inc.658 Teledyne API683 Teledyne Monitor Labs557 Tetra Tech, Inc.646 Thermo Scienti? c577 Tiger Optics, LLC.457 Trace Environmental Sys.587 Trachte, LLC452 TRC Environmental Corp.657 Tri-Mer Corporation582 Trinity Consultants467 TSI, Inc.475 TTG, Inc.591 United Conveyor Corp.694 UKY Applied Energy Research637 US EPA Water Security Division476 US Lime & Mineral673 USA Fleet Solutions648 Universal Analyzers, Inc.337 US DOE, Of? ce Clean Coal 599 VIM Technologies, Inc.495 Virtual Incentives358 WaterFurnace International375 W.L. Gore & Associates387 xOverTime677 Yorke EngineeringExhibiting Companies at EUEC 2016 Electric Utilities Attending EUECIncludes senior management & technical experts from Generating Companies attending & speaking at EUEC41 42 ©Preliminary Program - Subject to ChangeSTEP 5. FAX TO 1-602-296-0199 or E-MAIL TO INFO@EUEC.COM TURNKEY EXHIBIT BOOTH PACKAGE ($5,000):1. One 10 x 10 fully furnished exhibit booth2. Includes (1) 6’ draped table, (2) chairs, waste basket & carpet3. One free full registration to exhibit & attend conference4. One free speaking opportunity at EUEC 20165. 8 Networking lunches(2), receptions(2) & breaks (4) held in exhibit hall6. 50% discount at $695 for company employees ($1395 regular)7. Marketing to mailing list of 50,000 professionals8. Pre and post conference attendee list of 2,0009. Exhibitor Advertisement in Conference Guide, Web & NewsletterShow Rules. Application implies that exhibitor will abide by Conference show rules. Please copy this contract for your ? les. 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, af? liates, employees, of? cers, directors, and agents harmless against all claims, losses or damages to persons or property, governmental charges or ? nes 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. Exhib