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Program agenda with 300+ Presentatons & 60+ exhibitors EUEC 2020 IS NOT A WEBINAR - VIEWS POWERPOINTS & NETWORK IN APPPROGRAM AGENDA EUEC 2020: the 23rd Annual Energy, Utility & Environment Conference
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A1.1 THE TRANSITIONING ELECTRIC POWER SECTORJohn Kinsman, Sr. Director, Environment, Edison Electric Institute
A1.2 NEW ORLEANS ADDS FLEXIBLE CAPACITY: RECIPROCATING ENGINES ENABLE SOLAR AND BLACKSTART CAPABILITYBrett Seube, Manager, Capital Projects, Entergy Capital Project Management
A1.3 IS EPA MAKING MODELING EASIER?Gale Hoffnagle, Senior Vice President, TRC
A1.4 TAKING THE CAA INTO THE 21ST CENTURYWilliam Smalling, Attorney, The Law Offi ce of C. William Smalling PC
A1. REGULATORY UPDATE - PERMITS & COMPLIANCE - AIR
Law Offi ces Of C. William Smalling
A4.1 APPEAL OF THE AMEREN CASEMakram Jaber, Partner, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
A4.2 THE CONTINUED EVOLUTION OF NSR REFORMS UNDER THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATIONDavid Jordan, Partner, ERM
A4.3 A FURTHER DIVE INTO EPA’S SOURCE SPECIFIC ACTIONS: TRENDSEric Hiser, Partner, Jorden, Hiser & Joy, PLC
A4. NSR, MACT, ACE
A2.1 AIR REGULATORY CHALLENGES FACING THE NATION’S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVESDaniel Chartier, Regulatory Director, Environmental Policy, National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
A2.2 UTILITY LEVEL ADAPTATION IN A POST-MITIGATION ENVIRONMENTJesse Frederick, Vice President, WZI
A2.3 MOVING FORWARD WITH ACE RULE COMPLIANCE – A SUGGESTED FRAMEWORKBrian Petermann, Senior Project Manager, POWER Engineers, Inc.
A2.4 DEVELOPING AN APPROVABLE ACE STANDARD OF PERFORMANCEEric Hiser, Partner, Jorden Hiser & Joy, PLC
A2.5 EPA’S AFFORDABLE CLEAN ENERGY RULE – COMPLIANCE & INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONSAnne-Sophie van der Waart, Performance Engineer, AECOM
A2. ELECTRIC UTILITY CHALLENGES, ACE
A5.1 COPING WITH THE SECOND DECADAL REVIEW FOR THE REGIONAL HAZE RULERobert Paine, Associate Vice President, AECOM
A5.2 REGIONAL HAZE FOR THE REST OF THE U.S. – BUILDING OFF WRAP ANALYSESJeremy Jewell, Principal, Trinity Consultants
A5.3 LESSONS LEARNED FROM FOUR FACTOR ANALYSESTony Widboom, Vice President and Senior Environmental Engineer, Barr Engineering Co.
A5. REGIONAL HAZE & UTILITIES
A3.1 STATIONARY COMBUSTION TURBINE NESHAP - AN UPDATEA3.1 STATIONARY COMBUSTION TURBINE NESHAP - AN UPDATELeslie Witherspoon, Manager, Environmental Programs, Solar Turbines Incorporated
A3.2 REDEFINING GOOD NEIGHBOR OBLIGATIONS & POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONSShawn O’Brien, Associate, Troutman Sanders LLP
A3.3 EPA UPDATE ON CSAPR AND OZONE TRANSPORTReid Harvey, Director, Clean Air Markets Division, U.S. EPA
A3.4 THE SO2 DATA REQUIREMENTS RULE: IT’S NOT OVER YETGeorge Schewe, Principal Meteorologist/Consultant, Trinity Consultants
A3. EPA REGULATORY RULE UPDATES
A6.1 WHEN ENERGY CUSTOMERS GO OFF-GRID, WILL UTILITIES BE LEFT IN THE DARK?Mark Scherluebbe, Senior Manager, EY
A6.2 PFAS IN THE ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRYKarin Greenacre, Senior Project Manager, TRC
A6.3 CALIFORNIA AIR QUALITY REGULATIONS IN 2020: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWJames Westbrook, President, BlueScape Environmental
A6.4 DON’T FEAR THE REAPER: MARRYING RENEWABLE ENERGY AND SUPERFUND SITESMatthew Dobbins, Partner, Vinson & Elkins
A6. ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY & UTILITIES
TRACK A: UTILITY REGS, PERMITS & COMPLIANCE 2020 TRACK B: EMISSION CONTROL, COMPLIANCE & TESTING
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B1.1 EPA SIGNS NEW RULE AFFECTING STATIONARY COMBUSTION TURBINES AIR EMISSIONSThomas Dunder, Technical Director
B1.2 UPDATE EPA’S NEW FORMALDEHYDE EMISSIONS LIMIT ON COMBUSTION TURBINESTroy Boley, Vice President, Spectrum Environmental Solutions
B1.3 UPDATE ON THE U.S. EPA WITHDRAWAL OF CMS REGULATORY INTERPRETATIONJon (JP) Kleinle, Practice Area Leader, Continuous Monitoring Systems, ALL4 LLC
B1: EPA RULES
B4.1 AIR QUALITY MODELING OPTIONS FOR CAPPED AND HORIZONTAL STACKSTony Schroeder, Principal Consultant, Trinity Consultants
B4.2 CONDUCTING A SUCCESSFUL AIR DISPERSION MODELING ANALYSISRichard Hamel, Air Quality Meteorologist, ERM
B4.3 WHITE PAPER ISSUES FOR AERMOD – WHERE ARE WE IN 2020?Robert Paine, Associate Vice President, AECOM
B4. MODELING & DATA REQUIREMENTS
B2.1 CLEVER SAMPLING SOLUTIONS FOR DEMANDING APPLICATIONS AND SAMPLE POINTSPhilipp Zimmel, Vice President, JCT Analysentechnik GmbH
B2.2 COMPARISON OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGY QUANTIFICATION OF HRVOC AND OHAPPeter Zemek, SVP Emerging Technology, Montrose Environmental
B2.3 CFB BAGHOUSE OPTIMIZATION GIVEN THE USE OF GORE MEMBRANE FILTER TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTSJohn Knotts, Business Development Leader, W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.
B2. SAMPLING, HRVOC, CFB TECHNOLOGIES
B5.1 INDOOR AIR QUALITY MODELING AND HEALTH IMPACTSRoberto San Jose, Professor, Computer Science School / Technical University of Madrid
B5.2 EMISSIONS MONITORING WITH MULTI-GAS FTIR IN CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE PROCESSESAlejandra Cabrera, Product Engineer, Gasmet Technologies Inc.
B5.3 AIR PERMITTING FOR WASTE-TO-ENERGY PROJECTS IN CALIFORNIAJulie Mitchell, Senior Air Quality Scientist, Yorke Engineering
B5. EMISSION CONTROL & COMPLIANCE
B3.1 DARWIN’S THEORY OF EVOLUTION AFFECTS I&C ROOMSOtto Fest, President, OTEK Corporation
B3.2 ON-BLADE GAS TURBINE SENSORS FOR REAL-TIME HEALTH MONITORINGYogesh Pai, Lead Propulsion Systems Engineer, Sensatek Propulsion Technology, Inc.
B3.3 WHAT IS A DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND HOW DO I GET STARTED?Lee Borthwick, Power Service Leader, Borton Lawson
B3. ADVANCED TECH INSTRUMENTATION
B6.1 NEXTGEN SMART AIR QUALITY AND FENCELINE MONITORING SOLUTIONPhilipp Zimmel, Vice President, JCT Analysentechnik GmbH
B6.2 CONTINUOUS REMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORINGJeffrey Taylor, President, Sauls Seismic LLC
B6.3 USING UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS FOR COMPLIANCE AND PROCESS MONITORINGGeoffrey Klotz, President, CEMS Experts
B6. DRONES, FENCELINE MONITORING, REMOTE SENSING
TRACK B: EMISSION CONTROL, COMPLIANCE & TESTING 2020
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C1.1 MERCURY CAPTURE IN THE COAL INDUSTRY; BEYOND HALOGENSDomenic Contrino, Research and Development Manager, Carbonxt
C1.2 PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS FROM ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATOR REBUILDSRobert Mastropietro, ESP Sales, Nol-Tec Systems
C1.3 WHAT KEEPS UTILITY EXECUTIVES AWAKE AT NIGHT?Boyd Beal, Principal, The Andrew James Advisory Group
C1. HG, PM CONTROL
C4.1 REDUCE FLOW ASSURANCE COSTS WITH LOW DOSE HYDRATE INHIBITORSMichael Fontaine, VP Project Management, Falcon Project Consultants
C4.2 BENEFITS OF ENHANCED HYDRATED LIMEEric Fairbairn, Product Manager – Flue Gas Treatment, Mississippi Lime
C4.3 ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION AND AIR PHASE MERCURY CAPTURE; A REVIEWDomenic Contrino, R&D Manager, Carbonxt
C4. HYDRATED LIME & ACTIVATED CARBON
HG TECHNOLOGIES
C2.1 CASE STUDIES OF COMBUSTION TURBINE EMISSIONS TROUBLESHOOTINGCarolyn Birch, Environmental Associate, Sargent & Lundy
C2.2 DIESEL VS NATRUAL GASDaniel Barbersek, Director of Power generation, Waukesha Pearce Industries
C2.3 UNIT FLEXIBILITY FOR COAL FIRED UNITSBruce Ogden, DIrector, Business Development, EAPC Industrial Services
C2. COAL OIL GAS TECHNOLOGIES
C5.1 HAP REGULATION OF COMBUSTION TURBINES – MACT AND RTRMakram Jaber, Partner, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
C5.2 COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE STARTUP EMISSIONSJordan Haywood, Senior Key Expert - Environmental Engineering, Siemens Energy
C5. GAS TURBINES
C3.1 BSR-050 – A NOVEL HIGH CAPACITY H2S REMOVAL MEDIADr. Joseph A. Rossin, VP, Materials Development, Guild Associates, Inc
C3.2 DON’T JUST MONITOR YOUR PM, CONTROL IT!Robert Baxter, President, B3 Systems
C3.3 MULTI-POLLUTANT REACT SYSTEM; 1 YEAR WITH US MADE CARBON PELLETSRegina Rodriguez, President, Carbonxt
C3. MULTI POLLUTANT CONTROL
C6.1 MEETING INCREASINGLY STRINGENT MEDICAL WASTE INCINERATOR STANDARDSJohn Kumm, Senior Engineer/Senior Project Manager, EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc. PBC
C6.2 VERY GREEN CAPTURE OF CO2, NOX AND SO2Robert Richardson, President, Pacifi c Rim Design & Development Inc.
C6.3 SOLAR PV ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION AND IT’S SHIELDINGQuayum Abdul, Solar Instructor, Pasadena City, EastLA, WestLA, LACC, LA Harbor & El Camino Colleges, Southern California
C6. UTILITY MANAGEMENT & EMISSION
CONTROL STRATEGIES
TRACK C: COAL, OIL, GAS, PUMPS & TURBINES 2020 TRACK D: POWER GEN & ENERGY SERVICES
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D1.1 INCREASED ROLE OF MEDIUM GAS TURBINES IN COMBINED CYCLEReed Lengel, Sales Applications Manager, Siemens Energy, Inc
D1.2 THERMAL POWER PLANT TRANSFORMATION: THE KEY TO A CLEAN ENERGY FUTURESiraj Taj, Principal / Owner, ST Power Services Consultants, LLC
D1.5 STEAM TURBINE UPGRADE OPTIONS WITH RESPECT TO HEAT RATE IMPROVEMENTMuhammad Saqib Riaz, Engineering Manager, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas
D1. ENERGY POLICY, POWER PLANT
& GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGIES
D4.1 T&D MAINTENANCE: LEVERAGING ADVANCED REVENUE QUALITY BILLING METERSCharles Kachel, Application Engineer, Electro Industries/GuageTech
D4.2 WORKING IN SWITCHGEAR CUBICLES JUST GOT A LOT SAFEREric Fell, Specialist – EH&S Safety, Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.
D4.3 CONTROL OF INVASIVE MUSSELS IN POWER GENERATION FACILITIESSeth Donrovich, Invasvie Mussel Consultant, Marrone Bio Innovations
D4.4 MACHINE LEARNING AND DEEP LEARNING PROVIDE RISK CATEGORIZATION TO UNDERGROUND UTILITY DISTRIBUTION CABLESSteffen Ziegler, Director – Signal Analysis & Artifi cial Intelligence, IMCORP
D4. T & D, UNDERGROUND UTILITIES &
SUBSTATIONS, TRANSFORMERS
D3.3 INCREASING EFFICIENCY AT ALMOST NO COST: IT’S TIME FOR COGENERATIONDaniel Mussatti, Senior Power Economist, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
D3.5 RESOURCE PLANNING 2.0: THE ENERGY TRANSITION PARADIGMBrent Nelson, Senior Energy Analyst, Ascend Analytics
D3.6 REGULATORS AND THE REGULATED – CAN TECHNOLOGY BRIDGE THE GAP?Kristen Hazard, CEO, Wildnote
D2. REGULATORY DATA MGMT REPORTING,
COGEN, RESOURCE PLANNING
D5.1 FINDING THE HIDDEN VALUE IN YOUR PLANT DATAScott Diermann, Sr. Consultant, Solomon Associates
D5.2 PEXAPARK BRINGS TRANSPARENCY TO LONG-TERM PPA PRICES IN EUROPEAmanda Niklaus, Energy Analyst, Pexapark
D5.3 ADVANCED GENERATION SYSTEMS FOR STATIONARY AND TRANSPORTATION MARKETSRakesh Radhakrishnan, Technology to Market Advisor, ARPA-E
D5.4 DIGITAL INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES FOR A SIMULATOR TRAINING & QUAL PROGRAMKen Daycock, Manager, GP Strategies; co-author: Ron Rodrique, AES
D5. POWER GEN MANAGEMENT
D3.1 UTILITY VULNERABILITY, THREAT AND RISK MANAGEMENTJerome Farquharson, Sr. Managing Director, 1898 & Co. part of Burns & McDonnell
D3.2 CYBER AND PHYSICAL THREATS TO NATURAL GAS - OPERATIONS SURVEY RESULTSJohn Bryk, Cyber and Physical Threat Intelligence Analyst, Downstream Natural Gas ISAC
D3.4 RISK AVERSION THROUGH AUTOMATION OF ANALYTICAL RESULTSPaul Banfer, Vice President/CTO, EISC
D3. CYBER SECURITY, RISK MANAGEMENT
D1.3 INDUSTRIAL BOLTING-IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATIONEric Forslund, Power Generation Project Manager, Hytorc
D1.4 REDUCING THE COST OF ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION: A CASE STUDYMajed Toqan, Chief Executive Offi ce, Creative Power Solutions
D1.6 MONITORING FUEL GAS COMPOSITION IN REAL TIME USING AN OPTICAL ANALYZERRoberto Bosco, Senior Product Marketing Manager, MKS Instruments, Inc.
D6. POWER PLANT MANAGEMENT
TRACK D: POWER GEN & ENERGY SERVICES 2020
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E1.1 FOOD WASTE RECYCLING BEST PRACTICESRyan Cooper, Waste Diversion Manager and Organics Recycling Lead, Rubicon
E1.2 HYDROGEN GENERATION USING HEAVY OIL FEEDSTOCKS Girish Srinivas, Vice President, TDA Research, Inc.
E1.3 EXTENDING ECONOMIC LIFE OF U.S. WTE IN COMMUNITIESRichard Fish, President and Chief Operating Offi cer, Community Eco Power LLC
E3.4 RNG: CALIFORNIA RULE 21/30 COMPLIANCE MADE EASYDan Moeller, Process Engineering Manager, Guild Associates, Inc
E1. WASTE TO ENERGY, RNG, SOLID WASTE
E1.4 THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MUNICIPAL WASTE TO FUEL PROGRAMBret Swain, Senior Engineer, City of Manteca
E4.2 MANAGING ENERGY DEMAND AND SUPPLYShreepal Dangol, Executive Chairman, OIKOS Business Solution
E1.5 RENEWABLE DIESEL: RISK FREE CARBON FOOTPRINT REDUCTIONMatt Leuck, Technical Manager, North America, Neste
E1.6 CONVERSION OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE (MSW) TO GREEN ENERGYDr. Moinuddin Sarker, PhD, MRSC., Chairman, CEO and CTO, Waste Technologies LLC
E4. MSW, SUSTAINABLE & RE PROJECTS
E2.1 ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING FOR UPGRADING AND SUPPLYING RNGTony Widboom, Vice President and Senior Environmental Engineer, Barr Engineering Co.
E2.2 WASTE-TO-ENERGY CIRCULAR ECONOMY STRATEGY FOR VERTICAL FARMSJoel Cuello, Professor of Biosystems Engineering, The University of Arizona
E2.3 MANAGEMENT OF ANAEROBIC DIGESTER EFFLUENT USING FORWARD OSMOSISKeith Lampi, President, Fluid Technology Solutions
E2.4 FUELING BUSINESSES WITH RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS AND ANAEROBIC DIGESTIONPeter Ettinger, Chief Development Offi cer, Bioenergy DevCo.
E2. RNG, BIOGAS, BIOFUELS,
BIODIESEL, ALGAE
E5.1 THE EVOLUTION OF EMISSION CONTROLS ON LANDILL GAS ENGINES AND TURBINESPatrick Sullivan, Senior Vice President, SCS Engineers
E5.2 WASTE-TO-ENERGY OR WASTED ENERGY?Anthony Cirillo, Senior Project Director, AECOM
E5.3 GASIFICATION OF PALM-SHELL WASTES FOR ELECTRICITYHong Paul Wang, Professor, National Cheng Kung University
E5.4 RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS: A MARKETABLE COMMODITY FROM BIOLOGICAL WASTESDavid Elam, Vice President, TRC
E5. WASTE TO ENERGY, RNG, BIOGAS, LFG
E3.1 FLIP OR FLOP: CONVERSION OF BIOGAS POWER GENERATION TO RNGJeffrey Pierce, Senior Project Director, SCS Engineers
E3.2 SILOXANE SAMPLING METHODS: ONLINE VS OFFLINEDr. Victoria Brewster, Product Leader, Protea Ltd
E3.3 PUMPING ELEVATED-TEMP FLUIDS TO 300°F -- CASE STUDIES, LESSONS LEARNEDMark Bertane, Principal, Blackhawk Technology Company
E3.5 LESSONS LEARNED AT LANDFILLS COMPLYING WITH NSPS XXX REQUIREMENTSWes Younger, Managing Consultant, Trinity Consultants
E3. LFG, RNG, MSW, LMOP
E6.1 “CARFREE” CITIES: ACCOMMODATING MILLIONS FLEEING RAPID SEA LEVEL RISEBill Leighty, Director, Alaska Applied Sciences, Inc.
E6.2 LCFS OPTIMIZATION AND REACHING FLEET CARBON NEUTRALITYAustin Wentworth, Vice President, STX Commodities
E6.3 HOW TO INVEST IN THE CONSTRAINED GHG ENERGY MARKET EMBRAISING NEW TECHNOLOGYNedia Miller, Principal, MILLER CTA
E6.4 SOLID WASTE FROM HEALTH CARE - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT & MANAGEMENT Dr. Bapanaiah Penugonda, Associate Professor / Group Practice Director, New York University, College of Dentistry
E6. CLIMATE, GHG, CARBON CREDITS
TRACK E: CLIMATE, MSW, LFG, RNG,BIOFUELS TRACK F: RENEWABLE ENERGY, STORAGE, EFFICIENCY2020
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F1.1 EXPLORING STEP UP TRANSFORMER CHALLENGES TO ACCOMMODATE PV AND STORAGEJaisen Mody, Consultant, JSS Consulting LLC
F1.2 GRIDSCAPE’S RENEWABLE MICROGRID AND EV CHARGING PROJECTS AND SOLUTIONSAlok Singhania, Partner, Gridscape Solutions
F1.3 ENERGY STORAGE - NEW CODES & STANDARDSJames Trudeau, Global Business Development Manager, UL LLC
F1.4 CALIFORNIA’S DILEMMA: REBUILD GRID OR HYDROGEN & AMMONIA PIPELINES ?Bill Leighty, Director, Alaska Applied Sciences, Inc.
F1. RE PROJECT MANAGEMENT, ENERGY
STORAGE & SUSTAINABILITY
F4.1 ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF OPERATING A COMMERCIAL WIND FARMHal Falls, Commercial Manager, Miaoli Wind Company
F4.2 ZERO TO ONE AND THE ELECTRIC GRIDMark Hauenstein, Partner, UC Won
F4.3 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW FOR NRC SUBSEQUENT LICENSE RENEWALRussell Light, Environmental Consultant, Sargent & Lundy, LLC
F4.4 ULTRA-COMPACT RESIDENTIAL SOLAR AND ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMJason Katcha, President, Present Power Systems, LLC
F4.5 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF TURBOEXPANDERS FOR NATURAL GAS PRESSURE LETDOWNFreddie Sarhan, Vice President of Business Development, Calnetix Technologies
F4. WIND, SOLAR, PV, & NUCLEAR
Miaoli Wind Company
F2.1 ECONOMICAL UNDERGROUND PUMPED STORAGE DEVELOPMENT USING TBMSDouglas Spaulding, President, Nelson Energy LLC
F2.2 LONG DURATION ENERGY STORAGE - WHAT’S AVAILABLE?Patricia Scroggin-Wicker, Business Manager, Burns & McDonnell
F2.3 STATE SITING REGULATION OF ENERGY STORAGE RESOURCESAndy Flavin, Associate, Troutman Sanders LLP
F2.4 FINANCING RENEWABLE ENERGY AND STORAGE PROJECTSNoah Pollak, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright
F2.RE ENERGY STORAGE
F5.1 THE EFFECT OF RENEWABLES ON FOSSIL FUEL-FIRED GENERATIONScott Osbourn, Principal, Trinity Consultants
F5.2 CHALLENGES /OPPORTUNITIES: DERS FOR UTILITIES, CUSTOMERS, AND THE ENVIRONMENTWalker Wright, Vice President of Policy, ENGIE Storage, ENGIE North America
F5.3 ENERGY-EFFICIENT PRACTICES FOR IRAQ’S HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTKamil Khalaf, Master’s Candidate in Engineering Management, The University of Arizona, Systems and Industrial Engineering
F5.4 THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE APPLICATION IN POWER SYSTEMSMario Magaldi, Magaldi Technologies
F5.5 ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGY REVIEW AND UPDATEJason Barmann, Energy Storage Applications Engineer, Burns & McDonnell
F5. RENEWABLES & ENERGY STORAGE
F3.1 ENERGY CONGESTION? WE CAN FIX THAT -- EASY!Brian Keane, President, SmartPower
F3.2 MICROGRIDS FOR HURRICANE PRONE AREASSercan Teleke, Senior Specialist, Eaton
F3.3 ELECTRIC GRID & RENEWABLE ENERGY. MARRIAGE OR LIFELONG FRENEMIES?Nathan Goodman, CEO, Hamer Environmental
F3.4 COMMUNITY MICROGRIDS IN PUERTO RICOKyle Bolger, Senior Technical Trainer, Blue Planet Energy
F3. SMARTGRID & MICROGRID
F6.1 SOLAR PV REDEVELOPMENT FOR DECOMMISSIONED COAL PLANTSJulianna Crumlish, Environmental Consultant, Sargent & Lundy, LLC
F6.2 CHALLENGES, BENEFITS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PV PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCELisa Bosman, Assistant Professor, Purdue University
F6.3 DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABILITY TOOL FOR CAL STATE LAArezoo Khodayari, Assistant Professor, California State University, Los Angeles
F6.4 LOCATIONAL DRIVERS FOR UTILITY-SCALE SOLAR PV FARMSGilbert Michaud, Assistant Professor of Practice, Ohio University
F5.6 DEREGULATED ELECTRICITY SUPPLY: RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES & SENSIBLE SUSTAINABILITYNicholas Zanrosso, Sales Representative, Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC
F6. PV, SOLAR, SUSTAINABLE RE,
GREEN PROJECTS
TRACK F: RENEWABLE ENERGY, STORAGE, EFFICIENCY 2020
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G1.1 TRANSFERRING ASSETS AND LIABILITIES DURING POWER PLANT DECOMMISSIONINGTim Smith, Senior Vice President, Environmental Liability Transfer, Inc.
G1.2 THE HOLLY DECOMMISSIONING STORY: PLANT TO PARKLANDRobert Appelt, Project Manager, Weston Solutions, Inc.
G1.3 FOUNDATIONS OF DEMOLITION MANAGEMENT Tim Barker, D4 Program Director, AECOM
G1.4 PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF DECOMMISSIONING & DEMOLITION (D&D)Jeff Pope, Manager, Facility Decommissioning & Demolition Services, Burns & McDonnell
G1. DECOMMISSIONING & DEMOLITION
G4.1 ASSET HEALTH MONITORING AND PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE USING MACHINE LEARNING AND AIMil Shastri , Sr. Applications Engineer - Energy, Trading & Risk Management, MathWorks Inc
G4.2 CREATING VALUE WITH MANAGED CORPORATE EHS & ASSET MANAGEMENTDavid Shotts, Partner, ERM
G4.3 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN PLANNING FOR PLANT DECOMMISSIONING & DEMOLITIONJeff Pope, Manager, Facility Decommissioning & Demolition Services, Burns & McDonnell
G4.4 ASSET CONDITION MONITORING FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTSanjeev Bhatia, Chief Engineer - Electrical, Bechtel (India) Pvt. Ltd.
G4. EHS & EMIS, ASSET MANAGEMENT
G2.1 SOLUTIONS FOR FLEXIBLE OPERATION OF STEAM GENERATION POWER PLANTSDennis Barlow, Sr Product Manager, General Electric
G2.2 AVOID A FAILURE: SYSTEM CRITICAL BUS DUCT MAINTENANCE BEST PRACTICESMohsen Tarassoly, Director of Sales & Business Development, Electrical Builders, Inc. (EBI)
G2.3 DATA DRIVEN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FOR PROCESS INTENSIVE OPERATIONSSloane Whiteley, Principal, Infosys
G2.4 THE MOMENTUMS OF TRUTH - BUILDING PROGRAM ENGAGEMENT WITH ONLINE TOOLSStephen Groner, President, SGA Marketing
G2. OPERATION & MAINTENANCE
G5.1 DESIGNING AND DEPLOYING FIRE-SAFE ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMSWes Kennedy, Senior Technical Specialist, Blue Planet Energy
G5.2 FIRE PROTECTION FOR ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM BATTERIESPaul Hayes, General Manager, American Fire Technologies
G5.3 MOVING FROM LAGGING TO LEADING INDICATORS IN IMPROVE SAFETY PERFORMANCEMarc Dillon, Senior Manager, Sphera
G5.4 FIRE CONTAINMENT FOR STATIONARY ENGINE GENERATORSRachel LaVoie, Business Development Engineer, UL LLC
G5.5 ENCAPSULATOR AGENT ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMSJeffrey Bonkoski, Western North American Market Manager, Hazard Control Technologies
G5. FIRE SAFETY MANAGEMENT
G3.1 NEED TO DECOMMISSIONING YOUR POWER PLANT? WHAT TO KNOW AND DO FIRSTChristine Harris, Associate Vice President, HDR Engineering, Inc.
G3.2 DECOMMISSIONING ALTERNATIVES: PREPARING PLANTS FOR ADAPTIVE REUSEStephen Mitchell, Senior Vice President, Weston Solutions, Inc.
G3.3 DECOMMISSIONING POWER PLANTS - THE HUMAN ELEMENTScott Donaubauer, President, Enthalpy Energy Services, LLC
G2.5 FUNDAMENTALS & MAGIC OF DRY ICE CLEANINGDavid Watson, Director, Global Business Development, Cold Jet
G3. POWER PLANT O&M, OUTAGE,
DECOMMISSIONING, CHP
G6.1 HIGH-FREQUENCY DATA COLLECTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTINGBrian Payer, Digital Solutions, Sphera
G6.2 END OF LIFE FOR A POWER PLANT - COST ESTIMATING & EVALUATIONJeff Pope, Manager, Facility Decommissioning & Demolition Services, Burns & McDonnell
G6.3 DEVELOPING AN EFFECTIVE ASSET PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMBill Green, Senior Vice President, GP Strategies
G6.4 RISK-BASED PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT RAP - RISK ASSESSMENT PROFILERCarlos Mendizabal, President, Arete
G6. PROJECT FINANCE,
RISK & ENERGY MANAGEMENT
TRACK G: O&M, DDD & EHS, FIRE SAFETY TRACK H: CCR, CCS, ELG, & COAL ASH2020
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H1.1 ELG UPDATE - WHAT NOW?Michael Preston, Industrial Water Treatment Section Leader, Black & Veatch
H1.2 WATER AND ASH COMPLIANCE: WHAT IS NEW THIS YEAR?Jason Eichenberger, CCR Business Unit Manager, Burns & McDonnell
H1.3 MANAGING OUTAGE WASH WATER TREATMENT WITH EXISTING INFRASTRUCTUREDavid Donkin, Manager, Wastewater Treatment Sales & Technology, United Conveyor Corporation
H1.4 THE EPRI ASH BENEFICIAL USE CENTER - DEMONSTRATION-SCALE CCP RESEARCHRiley Flowers, Senior Research Engineer, Southern Company
H1.5 FLOW ANALYSIS (CFD) RELATED TO SCR CATALYST ABRASION AND ASH DEPOSITDong Won Park, Assistant Manager, KOEN (Korean South-East Power Co.)
H1. CCR & ELG COMPLIANCE
MANAGEMENT
H4.1 DESIGN AND OPERATION OF TEMPORAY AND PERMANANT LOW VOLUME WWT SYSTEMSCharles McCloskey, Vertical Market Manager - Power, Evoqua Water Technologies
H4.2 REDUCE CO2 CAPTURE FOOTPRINT AND COSTS THROUGH PROCESS INTENSIFICATIONDavid Bahr, Technology Manager, Carbon Clean Solutions USA, Inc
H4.3 BOTTOM ASH - SLUICE OR NOT TO SLUICE, THAT SEEMS TO BE THE QUESTION?Jonathan Shimko, Sr. Project Manager, McKim & Creed
H4.4 FINDING BALANCE: HOW FUTURE USE GUIDES ASH POND CLOSURE STRATEGIES (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Eric Nelson, Vice President, SCS Engineers
H4. CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGE
H2.1 DENSE SLURRY (PASTE) TECHNOLOGY ACHIEVES EPA RECOGNITIONDale Timmons, Program Manager, NAES Corporation
H2.2 CASE STUDY - CCR RULE GROUNDWATER REMEDIATIONBen Amos, Senior Engineer, Geosyntec Consultants, Inc.
H2.3 IT IS NEVER TOO LATE FOR AN ALTERNATIVE SOURCE DEMONSTRATIONTonia Johnson, Senior Geologist, Barr Engineering Company
H2.4 ENGINEERED SOIL COVER SYSTEMS FOR SUSTAINABLE CCR CLOSURESMarc Theisen, Vice President - Business Development and Technical Services, Profi le Products LLC
H2.5 CHARACTERIZATION OF CCP IMPOUNDMENTS TO DETERMINE BENEFICIAL USESRobert Erwin, CCR Business Development, SEFA Group
H2. COAL ASH, CCR & FGD
H5.1 RECLAIMING AND RECYCLING COAL FLY ASH FOR BENEFICIAL USERobert Erwin, CCR Business Development, SEFA Group
H5.2 PERFORMANCE OF ENGINEERED TURF COVER UNDER EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONSMing Zhu, Director of Engineering, Watershed Geo
H5.3 USING LOW-QUALITY FLY ASH FOR WASTEWATER BRINE ENCAPSULATIONClark Harrison, Director, Business Development, Purestream
H5.4 LOW CAPITAL COST FGD ELG COMPLIANCE STRATEGYLanny Weimer, Market Development Manager, Global Product Manager, SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions
H5. COAL ASH, CCR & FGD
H3.1 IN SITU FLUSHING – A COUNTER-INTUITIVE GROUNDWATER REMEDY AT CCR SITESStephanie Jones, Environmental Engineer, Geosyntec Consultants
H3.2 CASE STUDY - CCR RULE UNSTABLE AREA DEMONSTRATIONS (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Gary Pendergrass, Principal, GeoEngineers, Inc.
H3.3 CHANGE: THE ONLY CONSISTENCY IN CCR MANAGEMENTMark Rokoff, Senior Vice President, AECOM
H3.4 GEOCHEMICAL MODELING FOR DEFENSIBLE CCR REMEDY SELECTIONPJ Nolan, Project Geochemist, Golder Associates
H3.5 INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR CCR INVESTIGATION AND REMEDIATION COSTSJohn Hagan, Partner, K&L Gates LLP
H3. CCR RULE
H6.1 RARE EARTH MAGNET SUPPLY FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLESDan Vukovich, President, Alliance LLC
H6.2 DETERMINATION AND RECOVERY OF RARE EARTHS FROM COALEvan Granite, Research Chemical Engineer, Task Leader, USDOE
H6.3 IN SITU IMPOUNDMENT CLOSURE AND GROUNDWATER CORRECTIVE ACTION TECHNOLOGYTim Silar, Principal GeoScientist, Silar Services Inc.
H6.4 ENGINEERED CONSTRUCTION EFFORTS FOR WET ASH CCR IMPOUNDMENTSDale Evans, Senior Director of Technology & Strategy, Remedial Construction Services, L.P. (RECON)
H6. FGD, ELG, CCR & CCS, RARE EARTH FROM COAL
TRACK H: CCR, CCS, ELG, & COAL ASH 2020
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I1.1 BENEFICIAL REUSE OF FLARE GAS FOR HEAVY OIL PRODUCED WATER TREATMENTBen Laurent, Vice President, Engineering, Heartland Water Technology
I1.2 THE FOX CANYON GROUNDWATER PILOT: CASE STUDY OF A CALIFORNIA MARKETMaya Hoholick, Wastewater Environmental Specialist, California Lutheran University
I1.3 WATER TREATMENT MARKET IMPACTS UNDER THE ELG RULE AND CCR CLOSURESDavid Cox, President, FirmoGraphs, LLC
I1. WASTEWATER, GROUNDWATER,
TREATMENT REMEDIATION, ELG, FGD
I5.4 THE REALITIES OF INSTALLING EPA 316(B) COMPLIANT TRAVELING SCREENSFord Wall, Vice President of Sales, Atlas-SSI Inc.
I1.4 THE BASICS OF DEEP WELL INJECTION AS A LEACHATE DISPOSAL OPTIONMonte Markley, Vice President/Project Director, SCS Engineers
I1.5 YOU’VE GOT PFAS. HOW TO PREPARE, DISPOSE AND RESPONDNick Palatiello, Marketing Specialist, Barr Engineering Co.
I2.1 MULTI-METALS CONTINUOUS WATER ANALYZER BASED ON ED-XRFTroy Pittenger, R&D Director, Cooper Environmental
I2.2 ONLINE ANALYSERS FOR MERCURY, ARSENIC AND SELENIUM: EXCEEDING THE US EWarren Corns, R&D Manager, PS Analytical
I2.3 316(A): LESSONS LEARNEDGreg Seegert, Chief Ichthyologist, EA Engineering, Science & Technology
I2.4 MEASUREMENT, CONTROL & REGULATORY CHALLENGES IN WASTEWATER BIOCIDE Jiawei Zhang, Business Development Manager, Key Accounts, Water and Laboratory Products
I2. 316(B), ELG, FGD WASTEWATER
MONITORING & MANAGEMENT
I5.1 EFFECT OF HALOGEN ADDITIVES ON DOWNSTREAM CITY WATER TREATMENT PLANTSRegina Rodriguez, President, Carbonxt
I5.2 SECTION 316(B) OPTIMIZATION STUDY AT NEARMAN CREEK POWER STATIONChristopher Wiggins, Aquatic Ecologist, Burns & McDonnell
I5.3 ENERGY EFFICIENT WASTE HEAT COUPLED FORWARD OSMOSIS FOR EFFLUENT WATERNandakishore Rajagopalan, Associate Director, Illinois Sustainable Technology Center (ISTC), Prairie Research Institute (PRI), University of Illinois Urbana Champaign (UIUC)
I5. WATER TREATMENT & MANAGEMENT I4. WATER SUSTAINABILITY
I3.1 HOW TO ELECTROSTATICALLY CLEAN YOUR CHILLER/COOLING TOWER SYSTEMGeorge Wagner II, CEO, Wagner Technologies, LLC
I3.2 NEW AND NOVEL NO PHOSPHOROUS COOLING WATER TREATMENTPeter Macios, Executive Product Manager, Suez Water Technologies and Solutions
I3.3 NOVEL SENSORS & PROCESSES TO REDUCE COOLING TOWER MAKE-UP AND BLOWDOWNGeer Qile, Business Development Representative, Saltworks Technologies
I3.4 316(B) FISH RETURN TROUGH CONSTRUCTION AT NEARMAN CREEKMatt Bleything, Associate Civil Engineer, Burns & McDonnell
I3. 316(B), COOLING TOWER
I6.1 UPDATE OF WATER-RELATED ANALYSIS WORK AT NETL (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Eric Grol, Energy Analyst, USDOE/NETL; Marc Turner, Leidos; Eric Lewis, Deloitte
I6.2 NOXIOUS ALGAE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT FOR ENERGY AND ELECTRIC UTILITIESAlyssa Calomeni, Scientist, EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC
I6.3 NEW PINCH VALVE TECHNOLOGYJohn Chapman, Nuclear Engineering Director, Continuous Engineering Solutions
I6. 316 (B) WATER MANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGIES ALGAE
TRACK I: WATER, 316(B) & COOLING TOWER TRACK J: CHARGING E-MOBILITY2020
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J1.1 CUSTOMER AND DATA TO DRIVE EV INFRASTRUCTUREJay Goldman, Chief Sales Offi cer, Recargo
J1.2 THE ELECTRIFICATION OF COMMERCIAL TRANSPORTATION (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Jim Castelaz, Founder and CEO, Motiv Power Systems, Kash Sethi, Director of Sales, Motiv Power Systems
J1.3 EQUIPMENT AVAILABILITY ISSUES OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURERue Phillips, President, 365-Pronto LLC
J1.4 VEHICLE-GRID INTEGRATION: CA MARKET DEVELOPMENT & REGULATORY BARRIERSMihir Desu, Director, Gridlab
J1.5 EV RATE STRUCTURES: LANDSCAPE AND BEST PRACTICESEdward Burgess, Policy Director, Vehicle-Grid Integration Council
J1. EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE, DEVELOPMENT, GRID MOBILE POWER
J4.1 PARKING: NEEDED MITIGATION, IN ADDITION TO ELECTRIFICATIONMichael Bullock, Transportation Advisor, Evolved Wireless Inc.
J4.2 VEHICLE GRID INTEGRATION - CREATING VALUE THROUGH MANAGED EV CHARGINGAndrew Dillon, Senior Principal - EV Strategy, West Monroe Partners
J4.3 WHEN YOUR PARKING LOT BECOMES YOUR FUELING SITE (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Warren Williams, Director, EV Business Development, Multiforce Systems
J4.4 EV CONSUMER PROFILES: UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER EV MISCONCEPTIONSRaquel Soat, Research Analyst, Navigant Consulting, A Guidehouse Company
J4.5 PERFECT - THE ENEMY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LUNGS (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Grant Zimmerman, CEO, Amp Americas
J4. EV CHARGING STRATERGIES
J2.1 WIRELESS CHARGING FOR EV FLEET APPLICATIONSTom Okada, Executive Director, Business Development, WiTricity Corporation
J2.3 WAVE – ADVANCING HEAVY-DUTY EV ADOPTION THROUGH WIRELESS CHARGING (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Michael Masquelier, CEO, WAVE
J2.4 OPEN INDUCTION WIRELESS CONCEPTJeremy D Higgs, Lead interface programmer and energy theorist, Net Diatom
J2. WIRELESS CHARGING
J5.1 FAST DC CHARGING WITH MINIMUM GRID UPGRADE (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Heesoo Lee, General Manager, Energy Systems, AVM
H5.2 THE NEED FOR SPEED(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Steve Bloch, Western Regional Vice President, ABB
J5.3 EV REGISTRATION REPORTING (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Rich Stucky, Manager, IHS Markit; Co-Author Joseph Adrid
J5.4 THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES AS A GRID RESOURCEDavid Schlosberg, VP, Energy Market Operations, Enel X
J5. DC CHARGERS, EV REGISTRATION
J3.1 AN ACCIDENTAL CUSTOMER EXPOSED A BIG PROBLEM FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Jordan Ramer, CEO, EV Connect
J3.2 LEVERAGING EMBD TO ADAPT TO RAPIDLY CHANGING CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Kevin Alley, Director of Programs, New Eagle
J3.3 PLANNING FOR EQUITABLY E-MOBILITY (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Sergio Lopez, Program Manager, Forth
J6.4 DISRUPTIVE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Dan Lee, Manager, Management Consulting - Strategy & Operations Plante Moran
J3. E-MOBILITY, EV CHARGING
J6.1: SIMPLIFYING EVC DEPLOYMENTS WITH COMPOSITE MOUNTING PADSStephen Skiest, Market Development Manager, Charles Industries
J6.2 A SCALABLE APPROACH TO DEPLOYMENT OF THE EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Oleg Logvinov, President and CEO, IoTecha
J6.3 VEHICLE TO GRID INTEGRATION:VALUING OPPORTUNITIES AND ASSESSING CHALLENGESMatt Owens, Business Development Executive, West Monroe Partners
J6.5 WASHINGTON MARITIME BLUE: DCARBONIZATION OF MARITIME TRANSPORTATION (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Matt Koenig, Principal, Business Development - DER & Energy Storage, DNV GL
J6. EV CHARGING,
TRACK J: CHARGING E-MOBILITY 2020
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K1.1 IS TPPL THE BATTERY BRIDGE TO LITHIUM?Jeremy Cordray, Director of Technical Sales, EnerSys
K1.2 DREAM BATTERY FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES COME TRUEHector Ruiz, Innovation Director, Alto Rendimiento Automotriz
K1.3 PRACTICAL BENEFITS AND LIMITATIONS OF ENERGY STORAGECarl Salas, Founding Principal, Salas O’Brien
K1.4 THE BATTERY PUZZLE - THE PATH TO ELECTRIFICATION FOR HEAVY-DUTY (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Mike Terzo, CEO & CTO, Terzo Power Systems, LLC
K1.5 GETTING AHEAD OF THE EV BOOM WITH INCENTIVIZED SMART-CHARGING (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Marc Monbouquette, Sr. Manager, Regulatory and Government Affairs, eMotorWerks
K1. ADVANCED BATTERY, SUPER CAPACITORS, BMS
K4.1 FTIR ANALYSIS OF BATTERY THERMAL RUNAWAYRoberto Bosco, Senior Product Marketing Manager, MKS Instruments, Inc.
K4.2 BATTERY INNOVATIONS, E-MOBILITY & SMART CITIES(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Cameron Peebles, Scientist, Wildcat Discovery Technologies
K4.3 ELECTRIC VEHICLE COMPONENTS TESTING & STANDARDSBrian Hsu, Product Marketing Manager, AC Power Corp. (Preen)
K2.4 EV CHARGING VIA DC MICRO GRID IMPLEMENTATION AND “THE GRID OF GRIDS” (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Tom Osterman, President, E-Merge Alliance
K4. EV TESTING, CHARGING INNOVATIONS
K2.1 CONSIDERATION OF A RISK MATRIX FOR GRID-LEVEL BATTERY FINANCEClifford Sikora, Partner, Troutman Sanders
K2.2 FUEL CELL AND HYDROGEN; A COMPELLING VALUE PROPOSITIONBawa Daljit, Market Manager, Ballard Power Systems
K2.3 THE UNDERESTIMATED CHALLENGE OF SAFE AND RELIABLE DC SWITCHING(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Jim Tullo, Vice President, Schaltbau - North America
J2.2 COST REDUCTION FOR LITHIUM ION BATTERIES: THE PROMISE OF NANO-STRUCTURED LMO CATHODES (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Michael Boehm, VP Business, MOEV Inc
K2. FUEL CELLS, LI-ION, H2, SAFETY
K3.1 NAVIGATING THE COMPLEXITIES OF SAFETY CERTIFICATIONS AND REGULATIONS(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Megan Vidal, Business Development, UL LLC
K3.3 ULTRA-HIGH ENERGY LITHIUM BATTERY FOR EV AND AEROSPACE APPLICATIONSYuriy Mikhaylik, Technical Fellow and Senior Director of Materials Development, Sion Power Corporation
K3.4 AN OUTLOOK ON THE CURRENT STATE OF FUTURE BATTERY STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Taylor Kelly, Director, Energy Storage, Intertek
K2.5 MYTHBUSTERS - DEBUNK THE MYTHS AROUND CHARGING & INFRASTRUCTURE(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Desmond Wheatley, CEO, Envision Solar; Co-Authors David Greenfader, Vice President
K3. FUEL CELLS, LI-ION, H2, SAFETY
K5.1 THE CALIFORNIA FUEL CELL REVOLUTION(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Keith Malone, Public Affairs, California Fuel Cell Partnership
K5.2 MODULAR BATTERY PACK DEVELOPMENT FOR PHEV AND BEV APPLICATIONS(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Gael Chouchelamane, Chief Engineer, Ricardo; Co-Authors: Paul McGahan, Richard Ward, Owain Davies, Cedric Rouaud, Richard Gordon
K5.3 FLEXIBLE BATTERY PACKS THROUGH INTELLIGENT SWAPPABLE CELLS(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Bert Holtappels, CEO, TankTwo
K5.4 MODULARIZED, HYPER-CONNECTED LI-ION BATTERY FACTORY OF THE FUTURE (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Ankush Halbe, Director of Technology, Exyte (formerly M+W Group)
K5. ADVANCCED BATTERY PACKS
& FUEL CELLSK6.1 SAFE CABLE MANAGEMENT (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Phil Ramos, Jr., Founder and CEO, Philatron Wire and Cable
K6.2 LEVERAGING LOCAL SUPPORT WITHIN A GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Wesley Brandon, President, CTEMS, Engineering and Manufacturing Services
K6.3 ROLLING ENERGY STORAGE- ELECTRIC VEHICLES * CHARGING (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Kevin Wood, Clean Transportation Specialist, Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE)
K6.4 LEVEL 1 & 2 CHARGERS AND THE EUROPEAN CCID 6MA DC REQUIRMENT(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Torsten Gruhn, Engineer, Bender, Inc
K6. VOLTAGE & RELAY PROTECTION,
CHARGES & PROTOTYPES
TRACK K: BATTERY 2020 TRACK L: TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION
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L1.1 EV CHARGING NETWORK STRUCTURE AND FINANCE (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Morten Lund, Partner, Stoel Rives
L1.2 ENGINEERING A REVOLUTION IN TRUCKING (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Thomas Healy, CEO, Hyliion
L1.3 THE FUTURE OF NATURAL GAS IN COLORADO: RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Diego Lopez, Northern Colorado Clean Cities
L1.4 AVOID HYDROGEN PRE-CHILLING WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE COMPOSITE CYLINDERSJohn Coursen, Regulatory Compliance Manager, Worthington Industries
L1.5 LCFS VERIFICATION & VALIDATIONJillian Blanchard, Weaver & Tidwell
L1. ALTERNATE & ZERO EMISSION VEHICLES,
CNG, LNG, NATURAL GAS
L4.1 ELECTRIC MOBILITY INVESTING IN OPPORTUNITY ZONES (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Arnab Pal, Managing Director, Clean Infrastructure Advisors, and Jon Bonanno, CXO, New Energy Nexus;
L4.2 MAKING REG ULTRA CLEAN™ DIESEL WORK FOR YOUR FLEET (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Daniel Burns, Senior Business Development, Renewable Energy Group; Co-author - Jon Scharingson
L4.3 SOLVING THE GREEN HOUSE GAS PROBLEM OF TRANSPORTATION FUELS: DECARBONIZATION OF HYDROCARBONS (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Heather Manuel, Director of Communications, Gevo
L4.4 UNDERSTANDING THE BENEFITS OF THE CA LOW CARBON FUEL STANDARD (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Steven Eisenberg, CEO, SRECTrade, Inc.
L4. LOW C FUELS
L2.1 HYDROGEN: A PATH TOWARD SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Waldo Bracamontes, Marketing Manager, StratosFuel, Inc
L2.2 FUEL CELL AND HYDROGEN; A COMPELLING VALUE PROPOSITION FOR ZEV’S(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Tim Sasseen, Business Development Manager, Ballard Power Systems
L2.3 HYDROGEN GAS TURBINE HYBRID SYSTEM FOR TRAINS AND FRIGHT TRUCKS (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Joshua Partheepan, Assistant Professor, West Texas A&M University
L2.4 TRANSFORMING TERMINAL INFRASTRUCTURE: THE PUSH TO ZERO EMISSIONSFred Patricio, Project Manager, Port of Long Beach
L2.5 LEVERAGING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FUNDING: A PRIMER FOR ELECTRIFICATION(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)James Dumont, Director, Ports and Fleets, Momentum
L2. CLEAN TRUCKS, BUSES & FLEET
L5.1 THE UTILITIES POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE EV MARKET(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Brittany Syz, Director of Clean Transportation, SDG&E
L5.2 FLEET CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE TO OPTIMIZE TOTAL COST OF OPERATIONS (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Terry O’Day, Chief Strategy Offi cer, Executive Vice President, innogy eMobility US
L6.4 RETROFITTING CLASS 2 HYBRID VEHICLES WITH ELECTROCHEMICAL CAPACITOR (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Toshihiko Furukawa, Senior Manager / Global Engineering, United Chemi-Con, Inc.
L6.5 UPCOMING CALIFORNIA ZEV REGULATIONS FOR HEAVY-DUTY VEHICLES(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Craig Duehring, Air Resources Supervisor, California Air Resources Board (CARB); Paul Arneja
L5. EV & DC FAST CHARGING
INFRASTRUCTURE
L3.1 MEDIUM- AND HEAVY-DUTY INCENTIVE PROGRAMS FOR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Jon Gordon, Project Manager, CALSTART, I
L3.2 CLEAN VEHICLE REBATE PROJECT: CLEAN ENERGY AND THE AUTO INDUSTRY COLLIDE(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Joe Ficalora , EV Dealership Specialist, Center for Sustainable Energy®
L3.3 CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT (CALEVIP)Brian Fauble, Energy Commission Specialist II, California Energy Commission
L3.4 EVALUATION OF CA UTILITY TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION PILOTSZiga Ivanic, Transportation Program Director, Energetics
L3.5 LEVERAGING MED/HEAVY DUTY ELECTRIC VEHICLE AND DC CHARGING INCENTIVES TO YOUR ADVANTAGEStephanie McGreevy, Regional Sales Manager, Greenlots
L3. EV TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION
L6.1 A MACROECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Edward Carr, Senior Research Analyst, Energy and Environmental Research Associates
L6.2 DATA INSIGHTS: STAYING COMPETITIVE IN A CONNECTED VEHICLE WORLD(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Gary Schmidt, Vice President of Business Solutions, Zonar
L6.3 HIGH EFFICIENCY, LOW EMISSIONS DRIVE MARKET ADOPTION OF THE OP ENGINE (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Jerome Paye, Chief Operating Offi cer, Achates Power
L6.6 CNG HYBRID ELECTRIC SUPER TRUCK DESIGN(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)James Burns, CSO, Transportation Power, Inc.; Dr. Paul Scott
L6. ADVANCED EV DESIGNS
TRACK L: TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION
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M1.1 UTILITIES IN THE SUSTAINABILITY ERARory Parks, Regional Sales Manager, XL Fleet
M1.2 EV TECHNOLOGY IN COMMERCIAL VEHICLES AND OFF-ROAD EQUIPMENTMarilyn Tarbet, Director, New Business Development, Power Systems Research
M1.3 THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Lauren Finwall, Regulatory Environmental Specialist, County of San Bernardino - Fleet Management
M1.4 STRATEGIES FOR TRANSITIONING TO ELECTRIC VEHICLE FLEETSMuffi Ghadiali, CEO, Electriphi Inc
M1.5 LEVERAGING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) TO OPTIMIZE EV FLEET CHARGINGFrancois Odouard, General Manager, BluWave-ai
M1. FLEET MANAGEMENT,
EV STRATEGIES, E-MOBILITY
M4.1 CHARGE THE NORTH: CHARACTERIZING ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING PROFILES(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Eric Mallia, General Manager, FleetCarma
M4.2 LARGE FLEET ADOPTION OF ELECTRIC PROPULSION(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Michael McDonald, Sr. Director of Sustainability & Gov’t Affairs, United Parcel Service (UPS)
M4.3 THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF HEAVY DUTY CLASS 6-8 TRUCKS AND BUSES(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Joshua Goldman, VP Sales and Marketing, TransPower
M4.4 EV OPPORTUNITIES IN ROBUST, HIGH CAPACITY, PEOPLE MOVER APPLICATIONS(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Newton Montano, VP and GM, Trams International
M4. E-MOBILITY, EVS & HEVS
M2.1 THE FUTURE OF OFF-ROAD EVS - POWERED BY ZERONOX BATTERY TECHNOLOGY(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Jason Eggett, Vice President of Sales, ZeroNox
DM2.2 FREIGHT ELECTRIFICATION - HOW PORTS CAN HELP TENANTS AND COMMUNITIES(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Thomas MacLean, Energy Program Director, Port of San Diego
M2.3 ELECTRIC MOBILITY INVESTING IN OPPORTUNITY ZONES(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Jon Bonanno, CXO, New Energy Nexus
M2.4 EV FLEET TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP – HOW TO VALIDATE EV SAVINGSAndrew Dillon, Senior Principal, West Monroe Partners
M2.5 PLANNING ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR YOUR FLEET(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Mike Usen, Electromobility and Resiliency Lead, DKS Associates
M2. UTILITY FLEET PLANNING &
MANAGEMENT
M5.2 MEDIUM- AND HEAVY-DUTY INCENTIVE PROGRAMS FOR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Niki Okuk, Project Manager, CALSTART, Inc.
M5.3 SAN DIEGO REGIONAL EV CHARGER INCENTIVE PROGRAM AND READINESS PLANNING (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Susan Freedman, Senior Regional Energy/Climate Planner, San Diego Association of Governments
M5.4 SAN DIEGO REGIONAL EV CHARGER INCENTIVE PROGRAM AND READINESS PLANNING (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Kathleen Keehan, Air Resources Specialist – Planning and Incentives, San Diego County APCD
M4.5 VIABILITY OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN THE LOGISTIC/TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Heidi Rous, Director, ESA
M5. CA ZEV CHARGER PROGRAMS
M3.1 ACCELERATING ELECTRIC VEHICLE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Gordan Jurasek, Director - Hardware Advanced Solutions, Pi Innovo
M3.2 CONSIDERATIONS WHEN DEPLOYING CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR FLEET AND WORKPLACE(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Richard Teebay, Fleet & Transportation Specialist (Retired), County of Los Angeles
M3.3 CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION SCHOOL BUS REPLACEMENT PROGRAMTomas Ortiz, Air Resources Engineer, California Energy Commission
M3.4 HOW TO STREAMLINE YOUR UTILITY EV CHARGING PROCESS (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Nicole Alarcon, VP of Program Development, C2 Group
M3.5 AN ASSESSMENT OF APPROACHES TO REDUCE BUS FLEET CARBON EMISSIONSWilliam Drier, Research Analyst, Navigant Research
M3. ULTRA CLEAN LD/MD/HD,
TRANSIT SCHOOL BUSES, TRUCKS
M5.5 IN-WHEEL ELECTRIFIED HUBS FOR TRAILERS AND TRUCKS (EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Caleb Lander, Product Manager - Electrifi cation, ConMet
M5.6 BRIDGING THE GAP: A RADICAL NEW VISION FOR ELECTRIC TRUCKING(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Tom Bartley, Founder / VP Sales and Marketing, Proensis LLC.
M5.7 NEW ADVANCED LOW SPEED COMPACT UTILITY VEHICLESJeff Esfeld, Director National Fleet Sales & Business Devlpmnt, Tropos Technologies, Inc.
M3.6 SAN DIEGO COUNTY TRANSPORTATION EMISSIONS REDUCTION ROADMAP THE 90% STRATEGY(EUEC2019 POWERPOINT W/ AUDIO)Angus Clark, Founder and CEO, Hula multimodal
M6. EV TRUCKS
Proensis LLC
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918-307-8865
1600 West TacomaBroken Arrow, OK 74012
Air Hygiene is a full service source emission testing fi rm specializing in the electric utility industry since 1997. Air Hygiene’s core philosophy of “Second-to-None (2-2-0)” demands extra mile customer service anchored on dignifi ed character and family-oriented principles to deliver unmatched quality stack testing, worth paying for every time. We utilize revolutionary technology and Air Hygiene University to create the best educated work force to defi ne the future of stack testing. Air Hygiene specializes in on-site data: particulates, acid gases, HAPs, etc. Air Hygiene currently utilizes over 30 QSTI certifi ed Project Managers to complete particulate, mercury, gaseous, and fl ow RATAs; initial compliance and guarantee testing for startups; and tuning support.
http://www.rgf.com/afl -industries/#
800-842-7771
1101 W 13th Street, The Port of Palm Beach Enterprise ZoneRiviera Beach, FL 33404
RGF manufactures over 500 environmental products and has a 35+ year history of providing the world with the safest air, water and food without the use of chemicals. RGF is an ISO 9001:2015 certifi ed research and innovation company, holding numerous patents for wastewater treatment systems, air purifying devices, and food sanitation systems. Situated in the heart of the Port of Palm Beach Enterprise Zone, RGF Headquarters span 9 acres, with 130,000 square feet of manufacturing, warehouse and offi ce facilities. RGF has recently upgraded their facilities, creating an increased vertical approach to manufacturing, further allowing the company to provide the highest quality and best engineered products on the market.
http://www.aecom.com/environment
216-662-2429
1999 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 2600Los Angeles, CA 90067United States
AECOM is a world leader in developing innovative environmental solutions. We have been a key participant in technical consortia and partner with dozens of universities to research top issues. We help clients around the world balance growth with resiliency — achieving compliance and reducing risks while protecting our natural environment. Our unique global Technical Practice Network share best practices readily on internal networks, and has catalogued over 200 internal digital innovations/executables. AECOM increased environmental revenue to $4.4B globally, maintaining ENR #1 Environment Firm status in 2019. AECOM had revenue of approximately $20.2 billion during fi scal year 2019.
http://www.atecorp.com
800-404-2832
10401 Roselle StreetSan Diego, CA 92121
Advanced Test Equipment Rentals (ATEC) is a leading high-tech equipment rental company that provides short and long-term test and measurement equipment for rent. ATEC provides an extensive inventory of energy, utility, environmental and test equipment solutions. ATEC is ISO-9001 certifi ed and ISO-17025 accredited in calibration, so you know the equipment you rent from ATEC is of high quality and will provide accurate results. Our friendly and knowledgeable team is available to support all your needs. Visit www.atecorp.com
http://www.adaes.com
888-843-8416
8051 E. Maplewood Ave, Suite 210Greenwood Village, CO 80111United States
ADA brings together ADA Carbon Solutions, a leading provider of powder activated carbon and ADA-ES, the providers of ADA® M-Prove™ Technology. We continue to provide products and services to control mercury and other contaminants at coal-fi red power generators and other industrial companies. Our families of complementary products control contaminants: activated carbon, coal additives and scrubber additives, along with fl ue gas conditioning and other supporting chemical technologies. This broad product suite supports customized, integrated solutions that help our customers meet their compliance objectives consistently and reliably.
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http://www.boyertrucks.com
612-627-5515
14986 Avocet St NWAndover, MN 55304
Boyer Trucks, a leading supplier of light, medium and heavy duty vocational trucks in business since 1927. We’ve developed relationships with a diversifi ed commercial customer base, providing turnkey solutions, meeting customer application needs and are dedicated to learning what is available today and in the future. We participate in numerous industry expos, conferences, OEM and customer meetings. Boyer Trucks offers Ford, Freightliner, Western Star, International, and Isuzu brands.
http://www.blackhawkco.com
630-469-4916
21W211 Hill AveGlen Ellyn, IL 60137
Blackhawk Technology Company is the industry’s leading provider of positive-displacement piston pumps for landfi ll-leachate and elevated-temperature (ET) pumping to 300°F, methane gas-well dewatering, hydrocarbon/chemical brownfi eld recovery, groundwater remediation, pipeline and offshore sump, and other applications. Blackhawks pump virtually anything fl owable, regardless of chemical composition, viscosity, vacuum, angle or physical environment and can run dry without damage. Pneumatic, electric and solar drive motors and power are mounted at surface level, safely and cleanly outside the well or sump for easier, faster, less-frequent maintenance. Models offer depths to 800 feet (245 meters) and fl ows to 11 gpm (40 lpm).
http://www.barr.com
952-832-2600
4300 MarketPointe DriveMinneapolis, MN 55435
Barr’s staff of over 900 provides engineering and environmental services to clients in the mining, power, fuels, public, and manufacturing sectors, as well as to others with complex problems. Our areas of expertise include air quality permitting, environmental management and compliance assistance, water-supply and wastewater-treatment design, water resources management, permitting and design for hazardous- and solid-waste facilities, contaminated-site assessment and remediation, engineering design, and process and materials handling design. Incorporated as an employee-owned fi rm in 1966, Barr has offi ces in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Hibbing, Minnesota; Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids, Michigan; Jefferson City, Missouri; Bismarck, North Dakota; Salt Lake City, Utah; Denver, Colorado; and Calgary, Alberta.
http://www.axetris.com
630-361-9054
1275 Hamilton ParkwayItasca, IL 60143
Axetris AG is your partner for compact high-speed sensitive mass fl ow controllers; effi cient modulated-blackbody mid-IR sources and stable; specifi c laser diode gas analysis; and high quality optical micro-lens arrays. Along with our experienced engineering team, advanced MEMS foundry capabilities and total quality management approach, Axetris works to ensure our customers remain ahead of their fi eld, now and in the future. We continue to actively develop and produce sensors and optical components in our cleanroom today. Axetris AG has been serving OEMs in instrumentation, since 1999 as an ISO 9001/2000 certifi ed and ISO TS 16949 compliant supplier.
http://www.avotraining.com
877-594-3156
4271 Bronze WayDallas, TX 75237
After more than 57 years, AVO Training Institute remains the leader in hands-on electrical safety and maintenance training. With over 60 IACET accredited electrical training courses available; our experienced instructors deliver an engaging, hands-on experience for our students, in a professional, real-world environment. Our training courses are offered at any of our 12 training locations located across the United States. We also provide convenient on-site training at your facility anywhere in the world, custom course design as well as online training options.
http://www.atlas-ssi.com
604-587-4511
P O Box 1969 / 622 E. McPherson DriveMonticello, MS 39654
Atlas-SSI is one of the largest full-service producers of industrial raw water intake equipment including traveling water screens, trash rake systems and related equipment with deep expertise in engineering and manufacturing capabilities. Our Modifi ed Ristroph Fish Handling Traveling Water Screens with SmartScreen® Technology are currently being used around the country in both Thru Flow and Dual Flow designs to meet 316b regulations. We have demonstrated both in the lab and in the fi eld that our Fish handling screens and components refl ect “Best Technology Available” (BTA). Atlas-SSI also has in house fi eld service and commercial dive groups that offer “one-stop solution” with full suite of support including inspections, repairs and preventative maintenance.
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888-TEST-CEM (837-8236)
http://www.cemservicegroup.com
832 Rolling Hills RoadOttsville, PA 18942
CEM Service Group has been providing our clients with expert, professional CEM services for almost two decades now. From custom design and sales of continuous emission monitoring systems (CEMS) to expert fi eld service and support, we are a full service CEMS organization. Some of our clients have depended on us for almost 20 years… continuously that is. We pride ourselves on having established these long term relationships with our clients as it is an indication of our dedication and commitment to each of them. We continually look to develop new relationships by working hard as “Compliance Partners” keeping your CEMS generating maximum valid data capture and minimum downtime.
http://www.carbonxt.com
352-378-4950
3951 NW 48th Terrace, Suite 111Gainesville, FL 32606
Carbonxt® is a leading provider of oxidizing, non-halogenated Powered Activated Carbons (PACs) and domestically manufactured activated carbon pellets for emissions control applications. Each Cxt PAC family has the fl exibility to be enhanced with our proprietary oxidizing additive and/or an extremely low percentage of bromine for enhanced oxidation and optimal sorbent performance. With a primary focus on the continual development and manufacturing of advanced engineered sorbents, Carbonxt® provides mercury removal solutions to meet stringent compliance requirements and individual plant needs.
http://www.gasanalyzers.com
714-974-5560
1312 W Grove AvenueOrange, CA 92865
CAI is a premier provider of quality gas analyzers and systems for use in industrial, environmental, process, and automotive emissions measurement applications. Our analyzers utilize technologies such as: Chemiluminescence, Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR), Flame Ionization Detection (FID), Paramagnetic, Photoacoustic Infrared Spectroscopy (PAS), and Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) for measurement of virtually any gas.
https://bwf-envirotec.com
800-733-2043
1800 Worldwide BlvdHebron, KY 41048
BWF Envirotec provides turnkey fi ltration solutions for clean-air sustainability. Our process knowledge, products, and services enable our customers to operate their plants safely and in the most effi cient and environmentally compliant manner. We provide dust collector bags, baghouse maintenance, lab services, parts, accessories and more.
http://www.buschsystems.com
800-565-9931
81 Rawson AveBarrie, Ontario L4N 6E5
Busch Systems is an innovative, passion-driven group of people who design, recommend and customize recycling and waste solutions for different collection programs across different industries. We believe in treating our clients and each other with respect and enthusiasm. We’re dedicated to our philanthropic efforts and activities on and off the company clock! Busch Systems has been passionately delivering recycling and waste solutions for over 30 years and is the #1 rated brand in the industry according to Trustpilot! We started as a curbside bin manufacturer and have since moved our focus to centralized stations and consulting services.
http://www.burnsmcd.com
816-333-9400
9400 Ward ParkwayKansas City, MO 64114
At Burns & McDonnell, our engineers, architects, construction professionals, scientists and consultants do more than plan, design and construct. With a mission unchanged since 1898 — make our clients successful — our more than 7,000 professionals partner with you on the toughest challenges, constantly working to make the world an amazing place. As a 100 percent employee-owned fi rm ranking in the top 1 percent for safety, each professional brings an ownership mentality to our projects. That means we think like owners, working through each challenge until it’s resolved, exceeding our clients’ goals. This dedication and drive positions us as an industry leader.
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http://www.deltainstrument.com
201-768-7200
148 Veterans Drive, P O Box 36Northvale, NJ 07647
Delta Instrument provides on-line Instrumentation and related services to the Process Measurement, Emissions and Combustion Control Industries. Delta offers its customers a high level of personalized customer service and support. Delta Instrument specializes in the supply of continuous emission monitoring (CEM) instrumentation using both IR/UV and FTIR technologies to address a wide range measurements and industries. Easy measurement of Siloxanes is possible through Protea FTIR technology. Protea has developed an analytical model for their atmosFIR FTIR gas analyzer that allows speciation of siloxanes on-line. Delta Instrument LLC along with Protea Ltd. have many years of highly specialized experience in the application, service and sales of CEM’s systems and related equipment.
http://www.dayzim.com
215-299-8000
2801 Yorkmont Road, Suite 310Charlotte, NC 28208
Day & Zimmermann is a century-old, family-owned company specializing in construction & engineering, operations & maintenance, staffi ng, security and defense for leading corporations and governments around the world.
http://www.cooperenvironmental.com
503-670-8127
10300 SW Nimbus Ave, Suite P-BTigard, OR 97223
Cooper Environmental has been the recognized leader in continuous metals monitoring for more than 15 years. Our core technology, an automated energy dispersive X-Ray fl uorescence analysis module, combines laboratory level detection limits with a patented automated QA/QC system that keeps the operator informed of the quality of every sample taken. For the electric power industry Cooper Environmental offers the Xact 920 Continuous Metals Water Analyzer which provides proven accuracy in the measurement of selenium (Se) and arsenic (As) in FGD waste water at low parts billion detection limits.
http://www.cleanharbors.com
800-645-8265
42 Longwater DriveNorwell, MA 02061
Clean Harbors is North America’s leading provider of environmental, energy and industrial services. Customers rely on Clean Harbors to deliver a broad range of services such as end-to-end hazardous waste management, emergency spill response, industrial cleaning and maintenance, and recycling services. Through its Safety-Kleen subsidiary, Clean Harbors also is North America’s largest re-refi ner and recycler of used oil and a leading provider of parts washers and environmental services to commercial, industrial and automotive customers.
530-587-4700
http://www.claybornlab.com
40173 Truckee Airport RoadTruckee, CA 96161
Clayborn Lab is a manufacturer of heated sample lines for the CEMS and portable Stack testing marketplace. Since 1963, our electrical resistance heat tape, fi rst developed for NASA is one of the most thermally effi cient methods to heat a variety of surfaces including the sample/process tubes used in the emission testing industry. Clayborn’s innovative technology including light weight Tuff-Guard outer cover, multi circuit heat trace, hi-tech insulation, and full length multi-point strain relief enabled Clayborn Lab to become the #1 HSL supplier to RATA test companies in 2015, with this success continuing ever since. Those same technologies are applied to our CEMS umbilicals which are manufactured with up to 6 heated sample lines, 6 unheated lines and no limit on passthrough power, signal wires, or T/C’s, with choice of constant wattage (cut to fi t) heat cable, high temperature self-regulated cable, or Clayborn Lab heat tracing, all in one complete package shipped in an industry leading 2-3 week timeframe.
http://www.cems-experts.com
805-523-8700
11126 Broadview DriveMoorpark, CA 93021
For over 20 years, CEMS Experts has been a leading manufacturer, integrator, reseller, and service provider laser-focused on continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS) for compliance, process and safety. With deep knowledge and experience spanning several industries around the globe including oil & gas, power generation & renewables, manufacturing & chemicals to name a few, we deliver turn-key hardware & software CEMS implementations with the highest reliability and lowest Total Cost of Ownership. From new systems to rental units, from emergency callouts to full out-sourced service contracts, CEMS Experts is committed to our customers’ success and making CEMS easy.
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http://www.fi brebond.com
800-824-2614
1300 Davenport DriveMinden, LA 71055
Fibrebond has led the way in equipment protection for more than 35 years. Our experience in concrete and steel structural systems lets us deliver cost-effi cient solutions to meet each customer’s needs for better, longer-term protection for employees and equipment. We offer fully-customized prefabricated solutions to carry your project from engineering and design to construction, equipment integration and delivery to site. Allow Fibrebond to show you how our services can exceed your needs.
http://www.esassoc.com
415-896-5900
1425 North McDowell Boulevard, Suite 200Petaluma, CA 94954
Specializing in community and airport planning, environmental planning, analysis and assessment, natural and cultural resources management, environmental restoration and design, and regulatory compliance—ESA scientists, planners, historians, archaeologists, engineers, designers, and technical specialists provide critical thinking, in-depth analyses, and committed follow-through to guide successful policy development and project planning, and deliver enduring multi-objective solutions.
http://wwwenvirosys.com
512-250-7902
10801 N Mopac ExpwyAustin, TX 78759
Environmental Systems Corporation | Spectrum Systems, Inc. ESC’s CEMS Data Acquisition and Handling System (DAS) is installed in facilities spanning electric power to petrochemicals, metals, cogeneration, and more. We proactively work to guarantee our customers succeed in meeting their compliance and business objectives related to CEMS. We provide online and phone support available 24/7, high-quality documentation and resources, user group meetings, and training, along with the best in products and services. In 2018 ESC acquired Spectrum Systems. We are exhibiting together in booths 470, 472 stop by and say hello!
http://www.environsupply.com
919-956-9688
708 E Club Blvd.Durham, NC 27704
Environmental Supply Company (ES) is a leading worldwide manufacturer of source sampling instruments for portable and continuous applications. ES has sorbent trap mercury systems for coalfi red CEM applications as well as portable systems for mercury RATA testing according to Method 30B. ES is the leading developer of new dilution sampling instruments for low concentration PM2.5 fi lterable and condensable particulate (EPA OTM-37).
http://www.eisenmann.us.com
815-455-4100
150 E Dartmoor DriveCrystal Lake, IL 60014
Eisenmann is an Internationally recognized environmental systems integrator that has been open for business in USA since 1977 and worldwide since 1951. Basically, we design and build systems and plants for treatment and destruction of hazardous and toxic compounds in gases, liquids and solids. A healthy environment and state-of- the-art production are not a contradiction. Rather, they go hand in hand – thanks to sophisticated technologies and clever automation that enable ecologically sound processes. With over 2,800 designed, engineered and built solutions we can put our experience to work for you!
ttp://www.drakecontrols.com
877-544-5201
7050 Village DriveBuena Park, CA 90621
Drake Controls, founded in 2002, has become one of Woodward’s largest channel partners globally. Our company is a Woodward Recognized Turbine Retrofi tter as well as the Authorized Woodward Sales & Service Center for the central US, Gulf Coast and Western Region of the United States. In addition to our U.S. operations, Drake Controls is also responsible for Woodward products, systems and services within the country of Mexico. In addition to Woodward, Drake Controls also represents Dynalco Controls throughout our U.S. and Mexico territories. Our goal at Drake Controls is to provide quality products, solutions and technical services to the Turbomachinery industry and our customers.
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http://www.hamerenvironmental.com
360-899-5156
1510 S 3rd Street, PO Box 2561Mount Vernon, WA 98273
Hamer Environmental, L.P. is a small Washington based, multi-disciplinary environmental consulting fi rm, whose mission is to provide natural resource consulting services to industry and government. Established in 1992, Hamer Environmental L.P. provides a full range of environmental services.
http://www.gcitest.com
440-647-6672
620 Dickson StreetWellington, OH 44090
Grace Consulting, Inc. (GCI) provides air emissions testing services using the latest technology, equipment and standards since 2000. Clients rely on GCI’s knowledge and experience to insure a well-organized stack testing program. Offering 16 mobile laboratories, providing on site results if needed. Testing Crews with extensive fi eld experience, providing accurate onsite results. Comprehensive inventory of sampling equipment allows staff to perform multi-location testing for simultaneous results. GCI has patented Multi-Probe Flow Rata program call Precision Flow, includes the electric fl ow measurement portions of Method 2H & 2G. Reducing over reporting of pollutants while delivering more accurate results.
http://www.gasmet.com
416-354-2377
956A, The QueenswayToronto, Ontario M8Z 1P5
Gasmet manufactures a complete portfolio of multi-gas analyzers, including FTIR multi-gas instruments to monitor species such as ammonia, HCl, HF, HCN, VOC’s such as formaldehyde, amines, GHGs, and other components. The portable FTIR model DX4000 offers stack testers, engineers and researchers with an engineered package to simultaneously monitor 16 key pollutants; its very small footprint ensures easy access to emission sources. The CEMS IIe is a cost-effective solution for continuous multi-component monitoring in power, cement, and incineration plants, or carbon capture and combustion research applications. Gasmet has recently launched a Continuous Mercury Monitoring system deploying CVAF for online high-sensitivity measurements.
http://www.fraenkische.com
(864) 918-3898
Hellinger Str. 1Königsberg, Bayern
Fraenkische USA, LP Integrated Thermal Management Systems: Fraenksiche focuses mainly on manufacturing plastic, corrugated and smooth tubes for Industrial and Automotive applications on a production area of more than 3 million square feet worldwide. The portfolio includes integrated thermal management systems for energy storage and charging, including modern assembly technology that results in signifi cantly reduced incident rates to meet extended lifetime needed for thermal applications: jumper lines, liquid transmission lines, heatsink / liquid cooling, direct cell cooling, integration of sensor, pumps, reservoirs as well as cable protection for a variety of applications.
http://www.foretressinfosec.com
407-573-6800
189 S Orange Avenue, #1950Orlando, FL 32801
Fortress Information Security is one of the largest cyber security providers of supply chain risk management and vulnerability risk management in the US. Fortress helps secure 10% of the US power grid and critical assets, as well as enterprises in other sectors such as Transportation, Financial Services, and Defense. Fortress uses Technology, Analytics & Services (TAS) and leverages machine learning and artifi cial intelligence to help organizations accelerate security and increase regulatory compliance. Fortress is the only company that connects assets and vendors in a holistic approach. The Fortress team are experts in the fi eld of cyber security who are recognized leaders on industry best practices and processes. Fortress is headquartered in Orlando, Florida, with offi ces in Boise, Idaho, Reston, Virginia, and Columbus, Ohio.
http://www.fl uke.com
425-347-6100
6920 Seaway BlvdEverett, WA 98203
Maintenance leaders must keep their companies up and running while preparing for the future ─ one requiring greater operational effi ciencies, IIoT integration, and predictive maintenance. Fluke Reliability is your perfect partner. Our portfolio of Fluke and PRUFTECHNIK tools, eMaint CMMS, Fluke Connect condition monitoring software, services, and more solve today’s problems and provide a roadmap to a digitalized future.
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http://www.montrose-env.com
949-988-3500
1 Park Plaza, Suite 1000Irvine, CA 92614
Montrose Air Quality Services (MAQS) is one of the nation’s largest providers of air quality measurement services. With our extensive range of air testing and monitoring capabilities, national network, expert teams, unparalleled regulatory experience, and leading-edge technology, MAQS offers the best-in-class in air testing services.
http://www.mksinst.com
978-645-5500
2 Tech Drive, Suite 201Andover, MA 01810
MKS Instruments is a global provider of instruments, subsystems and process control solutions that measure, monitor, deliver, analyze, power and control critical parameters of advanced manufacturing processes to improve process performance and productivity for our customers. Additional information can be found at www.mksinst.com.
http://www.mississippilime.com
314-543-6300 / 800-437-5463
3870 S Lindbergh Blvd, Ste 200St. Louis, MO 63127
Mississippi Lime is a leading supplier of hydrated lime for Dry Sorbent Injection applications. Through the years, our company has supported the DSI industry through high-quality product, sponsorship of test programs, technical service, and research and development. Mississippi Lime’s High Reactivity Hydrated Lime and HRH-64 are enhanced hydrated limes that offer improved utilization, lower emissions, and operational improvements. The high-performing, rapid-reacting HR Hydrate has proven benefi ts to Utilities with pre-APH and pre-SCR injection applications. We also offer high-purity quicklime for Spray Dry Absorbers and Circulating Dry Scrubbers. Mississippi Lime production facilities are located in Ste. Genevieve MO, Vicksburg MS, Verona KY, Weirton WV, Chester SC, and Mobile AL.
http://www.krishnaninc.com
203-921-1800
1516 Bedford StStamford, CT 06905
Krishnan & Associates is a full-service energy & power industry consulting fi rm providing marketing, market analysis, mergers & acquisition and licensing services. We focus on providing specialized technical marketing, analytics & advisory, marketing communications, digital & social media marketing, webinar promotion, lead generation, sales, business development on a global basis. K&A brings vast energy industry domain expertise, a global database of energy facility decision-makers, project developers, architect & engineers, licensee partners, technology implementers that is utilized for our client’s benefi t. Our services have been utilized by over 250 OEM clients and technology providers in the global energy industry.
http://www.hytorc.com
800-367-4986
HYTORC makes industrial bolting safer and simpler. With 50 years of experience focused entirely on developing the highest quality industrial bolting systems, HYTORC is the most trusted name in the industry. From steel mills and mining equipment to refi neries, power plants, and wind turbines; we have developed solutions for every bolting application imaginable. For custom projects, our highly experienced engineering team is at your service to design the most effi cient solution for your job with simple operation and economical pricing in mind. We are consistently improving upon existing products, and developing new tools, based on feedback from the people that use our tools every day. Our latest product line features patented industry-fi rsts like hands-free operation to keep tool operators at a safe distance from the application
http://www.horiba.com
866-562-4698
9755 Research DriveIrvine, CA 92618
HORIBA Scientifi c is the new global team created to better meet customers’ present and future needs by integrating the scientifi c market expertise and resources of HORIBA. HORIBA Scientifi c offerings encompass elemental analysis, fl uorescence, forensics, GDS, ICP, particle characterization, Raman, spectral ellipsometry, sulfur-in-oil, water quality, and XRF. Prominent absorbed brands include Jobin Yvon, Glen Spectra, IBH, SPEX, Instruments S.A, ISA, Dilor, Sofi e, SLM, and Beta Scientifi c.
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http://www.renewgeo.com
775-473-9990
1150 Selmi Drive, Suite 505Reno, NV 89512
UC Won, LLC is developing the proprietary technology known as RenewGeo (renewgeo.com) that collects solar heat to create continuous sustainable geothermal produced electrical power from large scale, in-ground thermal storage.
http://www.redballtgs.com
318-698-9602
609 N. Market StreetShreveport, LA 71107
Supplying your Business. Fueling your Success it’s not just our slogan - it’s what we do. At RED BALL TECHNICAL GAS SERVICES we are dedicated to providing the highest quality pure, mixed and custom blended EPA Protocol and CEMS gases available.
http://www.qedenv.com
760-247-6305
2355 Bishop Circle WestDexter, MI 48130
QED Environmental Systems is the world’s leading provider of environmental technology solutions. Our products serve groundwater, soil and gas management applications in medical, foodstuff, environmental and energy markets. We have a decades old, proven portfolio of product brands including Huberg, Geotech, Landtec and Viasensor portable and fi xed gas analyzers, QED and Landtec wellhead and remediation products and EnNovative Technologies soil sampling products. Together, these products serve the global environmental market, covering a wide range of applications.
http://www.psanalytical.com
954-429-1577
1761 West Hillsboro BlvdDeerfi eld Beach, FL 33442
http://www.psaccesssolutions.com
877-446-1519
1150 S 48th StreetGrand Forks, ND 58201
P S Analytical specialises in the determination and speciation of mercury and the hydride forming elements in Environmental, Petrochemical and Industrial applications. With offi ces in the UK, USA and Australia and a worldwide network of distributors supported by our in-house team of experts and continuous research and development programme. Our on-line analysers and continuous emissions monitors provide measurement data and control for mercury determination and removal systems. These AFS systems form the basis of various EPA, ASTM, ISO, BSI and EN offi cial standards. Providing complete solutions from sampling through to measurement systems, specializing in tailoring instrumentation for individual customer requirements.
Just like everything else in the industry, each door has its own important job. That’s why each sale is so much more than just a one-time event. Instead, it’s a process, one that begins with proper planning and continues with ongoing support. These long-term relationships are what set us apart. Our PS Access Solutions include a complete line of industrial doors and hatches constructed to specifi cally withstand the abuses of industry and manufacturing. Each system is custom designed to fi t your building, no matter the size or shape.
http://www.otekcorp.com
520-748-7900
4016 E Tennessee StreetTucson, AZ 85714
OTEK Corporation designs and manufactures a comprehensive line of electronic instrumentation for digital process control and measurement using the latest LED technology. Our vast product offering includes digital panel meters, controllers, batch counters, process loggers and bar graph indicators. Our world-wide customer base includes nuclear and fossil power plants, water and waste water utilities, military contractors, aerospace, maritime, oil and gas, chemical, pulp and paper and the automotive industries. We work very closely with our clients to determine the course of action that best meets their instrumentation, process and control needs.
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http://www.techheat.com
818-365-9435
710 Jessie StreetSan Fernando, CA 91340
Since 1968, Technical Heaters/Thermolab has pioneered the creation of a wide range of electrically heated products that have become indispensable elements in today’s world. We manufacture a wide range of heated hoses for Continuous Emissions Monitoring (CEMS), Mercury Emissions Monitoring (MERC), Stack Sampling, Diesel Emissions Testing, Food Processing, Hot Melt Systems, Water Transfer among many others. We also manufacture fl exible heaters, including products performing in the diverse fi elds of Aerospace, Medical Research, Household Appliances, Computers, Instrumentation and Advanced Industrial Manufacturing.
http://www.stpowerservices.com
804-339-9859
42766 Conquest CircleBrambleton, VA 20148
ST Power Services consulting has nearly 30 years of experience in the Power Generation industry, partnering primarily with major OEMs The unique combination of specialized knowledge and specialized understanding of OEM products and service offerings provides exceptional value to power plant owners when evaluating and considering a Long-Term Service Agreement or planning an upgrade to improve plant reliability, operational effi ciency or developing a cost-effective O&M optimization strategy. Our fi rm’s focus and expertise are in fi nding game-changing business performance improvements, building strong customer relationships and solving complex problems with pragmatic solutions. By leveraging proven technical and commercial experience we help power plant owners maximize plant reliability, effi ciency and profi tability while lowering their O&M costs.
http://www.sphera.com
312-796-7160
130 East RandolphChicago, IL 60601
For more than 30 years Sphera has been committed to creating a safer, more sustainable and productive world by advancing operational excellence. Sphera is the largest global provider of Operational Excellence software and information services with a focus on Environmental Health, Safety & Sustainability (EHS&S), Operational Risk and Product Stewardship. The Chicago based company serves more than 2,500 customers and over 1 million individual users across 70 countries. Learn more at www.sphera.com. Follow Sphera on LinkedIn and Twitter @SpheraSolutions.
http://www.spectrumenvsoln.com
512-646-4555
2340 W Braker Lane, Suite AAustin, TX 78758
Spectrum Environmental Solutions is a technology leader in optical analytical techniques. We provide customized solutions using Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, ultraviolet (UV), tunable diode laser (TDL), and quantum cascade laser (QCL) devices. Our solutions are always customized to the client’s unique issues and challenges. Optical measurements provide dynamic, near real-time insight into plant operations. We deliver FTIR analytical devices in both open path and extractive confi gurations. Our environmental consulting service include world class expertise in the areas of industrial fl ares and hazardous waste combustion.
http://www.site2020.com
902-237-3025
7-10 Iisley AveDartmouth, Nova Scotia B3B 1L3
Site2020’s Guardian Smartfl agger patented vision system and compact design enables 1 operator to manage up to 4 road closures. The live video records traffi c at each site entrance. This connected site runs smoothly, safely and can be managed manually or with our pre programmed automatic settings. Site2020 is proud to offer an industry-leading traffi c control solution that helps companies focus on productive work crews, prevents slowdowns, and ensures more effi cient management of resources.
800-270-3102
RPM SOLUTIONS
523 Wellington Way, Suite 345Lexington, KY 40503
25 26© 2020
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TELEDYNE APIEverywhereyoulookTM
http://www.universalanalyzers.com
775-883-2500
5200 Convair DriveCarson City, NV 89706
Universal Analyzers produces gas sample extraction, transport and conditioning systems for CEM and process measurement. As part of the AMETEK Thermal Process Management business unit which includes O’Brien we can now coordinate the interface between the sample probe, the heated sample line, the sample gas cooler and the balance of conditioning components so that all required connections are provided in a single package. We can simplify your emissions and process gas sample measurements from the extraction point to the analyzer.
http://www.unitedconveyor.com
847-473-5900
2100 Norman Drive WestWaukegan, IL 60085
United Conveyor Corporation (UCC) is a global leader in material handling and environmental solutions for the power generation industry. UCC offers the most comprehensive portfolio of technologies and systems to improve plant performance and to help ensure environmental compliance. Our expertise in pneumatic, mechanical, vibratory, hydraulic and multi-pollutant control technologies results in delivering the right solution for each unique application.
http://www.trinityconsultants.com
800-229-6655
12770 Merit Drive, Suite 2100Dallas, TX 75251
Founded in 1974, Trinity Consultants® is an international consulting company that assists regulated organizations with environmental permitting and compliance management as well as broader environmental performance issues such as sustainability, climate change, product lifecycle analysis, and ISO 14000 /EMS. Trinity provides technology solutions such as EHS information management systems and BREEZE® environmental modeling software that is used by environmental professionals to predict the impact of air emissions, fi res, and explosions. Trinity provides extensive EHS professional training and EHS technical staffi ng assistance. SafeBridge Consultants®, a Trinity Consultants company, provides toxicology and industrial hygiene services to the life sciences industries.
978-970-5600
http://www.trccompanies.com
3800 Colonnade Pkwy, Suite 175Birmingham, AL 35243
TRC is a leader in delivering professional services for public, private and government clients. We take an integrated approach to your problem, harnessing unparalleled environmental, consultative, engineering and applied technology experience.
http://www.thermofi n.net
450-444-4405
jkhouzam@thermofi n.net
47, boul. Marie-VictorinCandiac, Quebec J5R 1B6
More than a manufacturer, Thermofi n is an effi ciency-driven heat exchanger creator. Through the years and by being attentive to its client’s needs, Thermofi n has become the North-American leader for the design and manufacture of Generator Coolers, Thrust and Guide Bearing Oil Coolers and Transformer coolers. Thermofi n coolers are perfectly adapted to the operational requirements of Power Utilities. Thermofi n’s cooler technology is based on our high quality integrated fi nned tubes which ensures a reliable and stable thermal performance of the cooler through the years as well as a reduced maintenance cost (low fouling, easy cleaning,..).
http://www.teledyne-api.com
858-657-9800
9970 Carroll Canyon RoadSan Diego, CA 92131
Teledyne API (TAPI) designs and builds precision air quality and industrial gas monitoring instrumentation and is located in San Diego, California, USA. These instruments are used worldwide in ambient air quality monitoring systems (AQMS), continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS), and industrial process applications. Our analyzers comply with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), European Union (EU), and other global regulatory agencies for the measurement of criteria pollutants including NOX, SO2, CO, O3, PM10 & PM2.5. Through consistent delivery of high quality instrumentation and superior customer service, we have become a global leader in the markets we serve.
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http://www.WiTricity.com
617-926-2700
57 Water StreetWatertown, MA 02472
WiTricity Corporation was founded in 2007 to commercialize a new technology for wireless electricity invented and patented two years earlier by a team of physicists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), led by Professor Marin Soljačić. Professor Soljačić and team proved the magnetic fi elds of two properly designed devices with closely matched resonant frequencies can couple into a single continuous magnetic fi eld, enabling the transfer of power from one device to the other at high effi ciency and over a distance range that is useful for real-world applications.
WiTricity is actively developing the core technology and additional intellectual property that will take this spectacular invention and apply it to electric vehicle wireless charging.
http://wildnoteapp.com
805-664-0090
872 Higuera StreetSan Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Wildnote delivers mobile software solutions for environmental regulatory compliance, monitoring, remediation, and restoration on large-scale infrastructure projects. Used for site assessments, construction monitoring, utility transmission lines, pipelines, renewable energy siting, and other projects throughout the United States. The technology replaces slow, clunky, manual tasks with automated processes for better workfl ow so you can go faster, reduce errors, stay on track and on time. Produce complex reports in minutes instead of days or weeks with consistent, accurate, accessible data. Wildnote is cloud-based, customizable, and works on iOS, Android, mobile and web. Recognized as a top 10 environmental compliance technology provider.
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http://www.werecyclesolar.com
480-482-7050
4742 N 24th Street, Suite 300Phoenix, AZ 85016
We Recycle Solar is innovating the lifecycle management process for your photovoltaic devices. We bring decades of expertise in asset recovery and electronics recycling to the solar industry, acting as your single-source disposal provider for excess, recalled, and end-of-life solar products such as panels, energy storage, and more. Through the environmentally responsible, client-focused solutions that We Recycle Solar delivers, our clients benefi t from increased value from their end-of-life products, complete compliance at the state, federal, and global level, and total brand protection from the perils of an open gray market. Simply put, We Recycle Solar looks for more from you than your damaged solar panels – we look to be your partner. We look forward to working together with our clients to help meet their needs at every step of the way.
https://www.energy.gov/fe/offi ce-fossil-energyWebsite
800 North Fredrick AveGaithersburg, MD 20879
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Offi ce of Fossil Energy is responsible for Federal research, development, and demonstration efforts on advanced power generation; power plant effi ciency; water management; and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies, as well as the development of technological solutions for the prudent and sustainable development of our unconventional oil and gas domestic resources. It also manages the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve and Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve, both key emergency response tools available to the President to protect Americans from energy supply disruptions.
