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21st Annual Conference & Expo M o n d a y M a rc h S to W e d n e s d a y M a rc h 7, 2018 Energy, Utility & Environment Conference M a rch 5-7 1 Son D ie g o, CA San D iego C o n ve n tio n C e nte r 111 W Harbor Dr,, San Diego, C A 92101 Keynote Panelists: jL p n a , .. I =N, * \ ^C D P Administralof (invited) Joseph Giove ili C a rd ile Choi Lance Pierce Ptciehu Oayai EUEC I P.O .Box66076,Tucson,AZ85728 i (p )520.615.3535 '| (f) 602.296.0199 I info@ euec.com i w w w .euec.com Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tier U)U t BJEO EUEC 2018: The 21st A n n u a l Energy, Utility & E nvironm ent C o n fe re n c e , is USA's largest professional n e tw o rkin g & e d u c a tio n a l e v e n t o f its kind, held M a rch 5 to 7, 2018, a t th e San D ie g o C o n v e n tio n C e nte r, San D iego, CA, This Program A g e n d a lists th e p a p ers re c e iv e d to -d a te fo r EUEC 2018, CALL FOR PAPERS EUEC 2018 is n o w a c c e p tin g abstracts, to spea k a n d m a k e a 2 0 -m inu te Pow erPoint p re se n ta tio n , in a n y o f th e 10 tracks, * if yo u wish to serve on th e Advisory Board, C h a ir o r Sponsor a Session, p le a se c h e c k th e box, or c o m m e n t in th e Subm it A b stra ct form . Subm it abstracts o n -lin e b y D e ce m b e r 15fh a t http://w w w ,euec.com /subm lbabstract/ SPEAKER FORMAT All speakers lim ited to 20 minutes using PowerPoint Submit abstract online and select tra c k and session of ch o ic e Each session Is 2 hours long with 6 speakers and 2 co-chairs Who Attended Year Delegates EUEG2016 1,586 3% Finance Legal 19% Consulting EUEC2015 1,736 EUEC2014 EUEC2013 EUEC2012 1,605 1,705 2,037 2% m issions Atnitos ng.j EUEC2011 EUEC2010 1,830 6% Government, 1,945 & Regulatory i l i : ..y Energy & \ Electric Utilities 6% -Climatei Policy CHAIR/SPONSOR/ADVSORY BOARD Chairs/Sponsors/Advisory Board are responsible for: overall design of program agenda & session topics, invite, select and place speakers and design session, review abstracts for duplication and QC, moderate the session, and ensure speakers are timely. CONTACT: info@euec.com MISSION STATEMENT EUEC facilitates information exchange and cooperation beiw een the utility industry, government, and regulators for the protection of our environment and energy security. ED 002061 00184174-00001 TRACK ! A I REGULATORY UPDATE ROOM 1 TRACK A ADVISORY BOARD A 3 C M tooe ebotts Hu m um ^ WHUAMS ' ' _ | HlSON I KM 1 T R C X T hivT I VFasunnNitaeesns, to the 21 year history of EUEC, this tra ck is one of the most popular, with ca p a city attendance. Presentations are m ade by leaders and experts on current regulations that Im pact the electric utility Industry. Updates on upcom ing regulations, and discussions from regulatory and Industry perspectives. Practical exam ples and case histories provide senior utility executives and decision makers options and strategies for com pliance. M onday [ 1PM - 3 PM |jg& ;I A l . REGULATORY UPDATE - AIR A1.1 ENERGY INDUSTRY REGULATIONS, 2017-2020 (INVITED) C o -C h a ir - John Kinsman, Sr. D ire ctor - Envirom ent, Edison Electric Institute f t A 1.2 RECONSIDERING EPA RECONSIDERATIONS Session Sponsor & C o -C h a ir - Jay H ollow ay, Partner, Williams M ullen X F ? " H A 1 -3 FU15iTHMmiAls A m t r ib u l a t io n s o f the g u id e l in e o n a ir q u a l it y m o d e l s ,* r G a le H o ffn ag le , Sr. V ice President & T ech n ica l Director, TRC Environm ental C o rp o ra tio n x m 'T s A1.4 ERA'S REGULATORY AG ENDA UNDER THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION D a vid Jo rd a n , Partner, ERM ta r li A1.5 ZERO EMISSIONS CREDITS - ADDRESSING NUCLEAR GENERATION-AT-RISK THROUGH K enneth Dubin, Senior Electric Analyst, U.S. Energy In fo rm a tion A dm inistration (EIA) 1. THE CURIOUS CASE OE C A A CIVIL PENALTY INFLATION Kurt Kissling, A tto rn e y, P e p p e r H am ilton LLP M onday j 3:30PM - 5:30PM A2,, ELECTRIC UTILITY CHALLENGES PeRKlNSCDtS A2.1 CLEAN AIR ACT INITIATIVES IN THE TRUMP ERA: WHAT TO EXPECT A le x a n d ra Brom er, Partner, Perkins Cole LLP .. ,, T n u i i S ` A2.2 ENERGY & AIR QUALITY REGULATION UNDER THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION G i m i l t a f t t S Scott Osbourn, P rincipal, Trinity C onsultants ENVIRON A2.3 AIR REGULATORY CHALLENGES EACING THE NATIO N'S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES D aniel C hartier, R egulatory D irector, Environ. Policy, N a t'I Rural Electric C o o p . Assoc. ,,,, , . . A2.4 POLICY SHIFTS AND MARKET DIRECTIONS M arc C hupka, Principal, The Brattle G roup e R te ii . A2.5 DEVELOPING A ERAMEWORK ON INTEGRATED ENERGY NETWORK PLANNING A d a m D ia m a n t, T ech n ica l Executive, EPRI; Tom Wilson a n d Daniel Brooks TRAC SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tie TRACK I A I REGULATORY UPDATE ROOM 1 __________ Tuesday j 7:30AM - 9:30AM SLACK &VE&TCH A3. NQ S, SSM & C A A A3.1 2015 QZGNE NAAQS AREA DESIGNATIONS W HO 'S AT RISK? (INVITED) Mike Knechtei, Air Permitting Section Leader, Biack & V e a tc h mmm A3.2 MODELING APPROACHES FOR STARTUP, SHUTDOWN AND MALFUNCTION EVENTS Robert Paine, A ssociate V ice President, AE C O M ; Chris W arren A3.3 PHOTOCHEMICAL MODELING W/ C A M X FOR OZONE INTER-PRECURSOR TRADING Qi Zhang, Sr. Air Q u a lity Engineer, P ro vid e n ce Eng. & Env. G rou p ; Jam es Red A3.4 TAKING THE C A A INTO THE 21ST CENTURY AND BEYOND: A PROPOSAL Bill Smalling, A tto rn e y, The Law O ffic e o f C. W illiam Smalling, PC A3.S OZONE AND PM2.5 - SIL'S, MERES, AND MORE R ichard Ham el, Senior Air Q u a lity M ete o ro lo gist, ERM B u n io n W ILLIAM S mm Tuesday j 10AAA - 12PM A4.1 NSR2018 - UPDATE AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS C o -C h a ir - D a vid Jo rd a n , Partner, ERM A4.2 THE UTILITY NEW SOURCE REVIEW ENFORCEMENT INITIATIVE-ONE LAST UPDATE? M a k ra m J a b e r, Partner, H unton & Williams LLP ' l< A4.3 DECONSTRUCTING NSR ENFORCEMENT; M IN IM IZIN G PLANT EXPOSURE Eric Hiser, Partner, Jo rd e n Hiser & Joy, PLC T n m r v < A A A PSD PERMITTING UNDER THE 2017 GUIDELINE ON AIR QUALITY MODELS u n tsi f l u i d s J. S tephen Beene, Sr. C onsultant, Trinity Consultants; N. Sule & C. O tto C h a m b e rs ff A4.5 IS NSR REFORM POSSIBLE? SETTLEMENT TRENDS AND YOUR REAL NSR RISK Liz Williamson, A tto rn e y, Wiiiiams M ullen LA?il AAV::ATKi^5 A4.S THE FUTURE OF NEW SOURCE REVIEW - OPTIONS AND PROSPECTS EOR REFORM Joel Beauvais, Partner, Latham & Watkins Tuesday j 1:00PM - 3:00PM iW)f i \ n \ s VS' ll KN TROLih'VMN S A 4 RS H lW rQ N : WILLIAMS A5. UTILITY IMPACTS AS.1 TURNING THE BATTLESHIP: HOW THE TRUMP EPA IS CHARTING A NEW COURSE Session Sponsor & C o -C h a ir - M a c k M c G u ffe y , Partner, Troutm an Sanders LLP A5.2 MERCURY A AIR TOXICS STANDARDS; REGULATORY X LITIGATION UPDATE (INVITED) A n g e la Levin, Partner, Troutm an Sanders LLP AS.3 IS FEDERALISM ALIVE UNDER THE CLEAN AIR ACT (REDUX)? (INVITED) William W ehrum , Partner, H unton & William t AS.4 CO R O N AD O GENERATING STATION REGIONAL HAZE PART ALTERNATIVE Bill M c C le lla n , M a n a g e r, Air Q u a lity Services, Salt River Project A; A 5.5 BACK TO BASIC ON COMPLIANCE C la u d e tte Horn, Sr. M a n a g e r, Environm ental Services, PNM Resources SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 4 ly iC T r 1 ED 002061 00184174-00002 TRACK I A I REGULATORY UPDATE ROOM 1 Tuesday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM A6. PERMITS & CO M PLIAN C E A4.1 (INVITED) Q KmmiEnmgf Nicholas M artin, Environm ental Policy M anager, Xcel Energy; Lauren Q uilian AS.2 THE PIECEMEAL APPROACH TO THE CLIMATE REGULATION PUZZLE B A k W I f i m S : M e g a n Berge, Partner, Baker Botts LLP 5 A6.3 STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF G HG PROGRAMS: MITIGATION AND ADAPTATION Jesse Frederick, V ice President, WZI, Inc. 'Ni 6.4 CHALLENGES WITH PERMITTING FOR INCREASED CAPACITY M ary Hauner-Davis, M a n a g e r, Air/Noise D e p a rtm e n t, Burns & M cD o n n e ll Engineering * Y J j C A6.S CHALLENGES OF PERMITTING COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINES J. D w ain Kincaid, Senior C onsultant, Air Q u a lity Services, LLC r.,,,,. Wednesday j 7:30AM - 9:30AM |pg& && If A7. AIR PROGRAMS & PERMITTING A7.1 OVERVIEW AND UPDATE OF INTERSTATE TRANSPORT ISSUES (INVITED) Riaz M o h a m m e d , M a n a g e r, EEI .1 JSCJN A 7.2 SCE SANTA BARBARA EM. GENERATOR PROJECT ~ PART 1; SITING & PERMITTING M ich elle Nuttall, Sr. Project M a n a g e r, Southern C a lifo rnia Edison; Sara H e a d , Yorke Eng. A7.3 SCE SANTA BARBARA EMERGENCY GENERATOR PRGECT - PART 2: PROPOSITION S5 Sara H e a d , Principal Scientist, Yorke Engineering; M ich eiie Nuttall, Southern Cali. Edison * -r-rtiiM A7,4 PERMITTING CHALLENGES FOR RICE GENERATION TO SUPPLEMENT RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES M ary Kaplan, Air Q uality M eteorologist, AECOM a trmit s p e a k in g slots a v a il a b l e _____ : Ac W ednesday | 10AAA- 12PM A8. REGULATORY UPDATES A8.1 NSR OFFSETS FOR NEW POWER PROJECTS IN SOUTH COAST; COST AND AVAILABILITY Bhaskar C h a n d a n , A Q Analysis a n d C o m p . Supervisor, South C o a st Air Q ua lity M g m t AS.2 GAS TURBINE REGULATORY REGULATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT CASE STUDIES Ben Sehgal, Senior Staff Engineer, C alifornia Air Resources Board SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 5 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA TRACK I B I OEMS & A l i QUALITY ROOM 2 fC Q M 0 s ie te WIND EHENERIHS & & m & m M c m m w - r *- SCIENTIFIC HI5HliBS I-RM ! HC ^ ' Gasmet* An excellent " must attend" training session for experts and operators at CEMs. This Track includes EPA policy and procedures for accurate monitoring, reporting, and auditing of emissions pursuant to Part 75 of the Acid Rain Program and the Clean Air Interstate Rule. Presentations on how to submit monitoring plans, QA/QC tests, and emissions data using the Emissions Collection and Monitoring Plan System (ECMPS). Other expert presentations and programs include MATS, egrid, RATA, Appendix D & E, Electronic Monitoring data, Q A /Q C program for Cylinder gases. AQ and fenceline monitoring, and modeling. ifc tta rrE K * M on d ay [ 1PM - 3 PM Bh CEMS&PEMS B . TBA G a ry C a c c ia to re , Business D e v e lo p m e n t M a n a g e r, C e m te k Environm ental BT.2 PEMS DEPLOYMENT IN SAUDI ARABIA Brian Swanson, President, C M C Solutions; Jessica Palm er :: M l R I C O B1.3 LASER DISPERSION SPECTROSCOPY FOR REMOTE SENSING M o h a m m e d Bela!, Business D e v e lo p m e n t Director, MIRICO; D a m ie n W e id m a n n , Arun Kannath, Johnny Chu CMC Bl .4 PEMS SYSTEM EVOLUTION TO MEET C H A N G IN G POWER PLANT CONDITIONS SlijfiRS Brian Swanson, President, C M C Solutions B.5TBA John Keiiey, V ic e President o f Business D e ve lo p m e n t, A M P -C h e ro ke e V f i P i r r f 1-6 lA% m DISPERSION SPECTROSCOPY AND CEM APPLICATIONS m i K l v , U c rah a m Leggett, V ice President, P roduct M a n a g e m e n t, MIRICO Ltd. M onday 3:30PM - 5:30PM B2. CEMS & TESTING B2.1 SUCCESSFUL TESTING M ANAGEMENT FOR CEMS RATA, PERMIT LIMITS, MACT COMPLIANCE, AND EQUIPMENT CONTRACTS Brian P e term ann, POWER Engineers, Inc. B2.2 MEETING DEMAND WHILE COM PLYING WITH STARTUP AND SHUTDOWN EMISSIONS Brian Fowler, D ire ctor o f Im o ie m e n ta tio n X. M arke tin g , Environm ental Systems C o rp (ESC) B2.3 NH3 SUP BY EXTRACTIVE METHODS M a tt Swanson, V ice President, Sales, CAI, Inc. B2.4 STRATIFICATION TESTING - WHEN IS IT REQUIRED? D an Todd, President, Air Q u a lity Services, LLC; Paul Siegei a n d Chris W e h n e r H srlifw *M iC 8 B2.S NEXT-GEN CRDS ANALYZERS FOR MONITORING Jerem iah Riddle, President, Tiger O ptics AM M ONIA SLIP IN SCR PROCESSES abstract SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 6 m m oi ED 002061 00184174-00003 TRACK I R | OEMS & AIR QUALITY ROOM 2 Tuesday j 7:30AM - 9:30AM B3. DUST EMISSIONS & PM B3.2 MONITORING LOW LEVEL DUST EMISSIONS & DETECTION OP ABATEMENT FAILURE D a ve G a g e r, R egional M a n a g e r, A lte c h Environm ent USA R3.3 DUST EMISSION AND EFFECT OF PM10 & PM2.5 IN URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE Afrim Syia, Air Q u a lity Specialist, University o f Prishtina - Kosovo SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE JjjSfiWSISt Tuesday j 10AM - 12PM B4. PM, OEMS, ESP 84.1 C O R O M AX FOR POWER PLANTS M ad s Kirk Larsen, G lo b a l Sales M a n a g e r, FLSmidth A irte ch osa*** B :W B4.2 THE EFFECT OP 3-PHASE POWER SUPPLY AND SMART CONTROLLER ON ESP Reza Sharafy, Product M a n a g e r, KraftPow ercon Sw eden AB 84.3 MORE CASE STUDIES OF THREE PHASE POWER SUPPLIES IMPROVING ESP PERFORMA John Knapik, ESP Solutions C onsultant, B a b c o c k a n d W ilcox B4.4TBD M ark d e G arboiew ski, M a rke t Specialist, W.L. G o re a n d Associates SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Tuesday | 1:00PM - 3:00PM B5. AIR QUALITY M O DELING 85.1 CHARACTERIZING PARTICULATE EMISSIONS FROM EVAPORATION POND MISTERS M a n n ie C a rp e n te r, Sr. Engineer, S ta n te c Consulting Svcs; A m b e r Summer, Kathy H o u e d r ., T n o fc v G B5.2 BACKGROUND VS. NEARBY SOURCES - TESTING ERA'S NEW GUIDANCE ( . A m s u t e i i t s C o -C h a ir - G e o rg e S chew e, Principal M ete o ro lo gist, Trinity Consultants; Brian O fte n 85.3 NG X TO NG2 CONVERSION METHODS IN CALPUFF DISPERSION MODE Tina Liu, A tm ospherics Specialist, Advlsian 85.4 AIR QUALITY FORECASTING AND M GMT USING M ACHINE TEARING AND IOT Nei! G erber, Director, N e w Energy & Environm ent, IBM Wm-WmHO^ BS.5 SOLUTIONS TO NEW U,S. EPA MODELING REGULATIONS C hristopher O c c h ip in ti, Project Professional, NTH Consultants, Ltd. SUSAS! iSSTB'Ja SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tie TRACK I B I OEMS & AIK QUALITY ROOM 2 _____________ Tuesday j 3:30PM - 5:30PM B6. MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGIES A B6.1 IMPROVED MEASUREMENT OF LOW PARTICULAR EMISSIONS FROM GAS TURBINES ; Kevi n C rosby, V.P., T e c h n ic a l M ontrose Air Q u a lity Svcs; G le n n E ngland, Ram boll-Environ r , .2 SOLVING COMPLIANCE ISSUES USING FTIR MULTIGAS MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY U a S t T ie l Jim Cornish, Sales a n d S upport M a n a g e r, G a sm e t T echnologies _ B.3 UNDER-REPORTING OF NGX BY AS MUCH AS 80%, WITH REGULATORY APPROVAL ..Robert M ullo w n ey, President, M onitorTech G ro u p ,, T n ijU I X - M A CONTINUOUS EMISSION MONITORING SYSTEM(CEMS) PROGRAM BEST PRACTICES L n s o l i t l i Eric W iley, M a n a g in g C onsultant, Trinity Consultants [ 4 ] \< ASH Wednesday | 7:30AM - 9:30AM B7. A D V A N C E D TECHNOLOGIES B7.1 M & C ANNOUNCES NEW LASER MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY B ernadette Shahin, N ational A p plications M an a g e r, M & C T echG roup North A m e rica R7.2 A G IN G TR SETS ON ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS - THE HIDDEN LIABILITY Paul Leanza, Business D e v e lo p m e n t M a n a g e r, K raftP ow ercon B7.3T8A Bruce H erm an, ABB Process A nalytics SS7.4 DSI SAVINGS THROUGH REAL TIME S 0 3 /H 2 S 0 V MEASUREMENT D an Kietzer, N a tio n a l P roduct M a n a g e r, SICK, Inc. AiKiTRAAT | SPEAKIN G SLOTS A V A ILA B LE W ednesday | 10AAA- 12PM B8. FENCELINE M O N ITO R IN G & A Q v C t m i V K l i r m A TH 0-FBNCELINB MEASUREMENT SYSTEM - ADVANCED REMOTE SENSING SOLUTION ~*, a X I P w w w oilcad Shpitzer, CEO, C o-Founder, Atm osfir O ptics; Dr. Robert K a g a n n , Dr. Yael Etzioni .v 88.2 OPTICAL REMOTE SENSING FOR FENCE-LINE MONITORING USING QCL Peter Zem ek, SVP - Em erging Tech., M ontrose Env. G rp; Daniel C a v ic c h lo jr ., Block Eng. ' t r i n i t y * 88.3 COMMUNITY-BASED AIR TOXICS EENCENE M ONITORING AND INITIATIVES ( jD T I S U lt a iliS Steve W alters, Principal C o nsultant, Trinity C onsultants " L 1 SPEAKIN G SLOTS A V A ILA B LE ly ic i r 1 ED 002061 00184174-00004 TRACK | C I MERCURY CONTROL >APA CABOT J! C A jo n L iP h ' w 0T& &***?$$! fp i AC omm S M P i MALCO Z h Ari cttiab Ci>rfii>i!V MM1C Nov in d a f i C itili f t 9 11 $ I k 1 f H This Track provides current presentations on A d v a n c e d M ercury Control technologies a n d strategies, for c o m p lia n c e with MATS emission limits including Hg, DSI, MATS, ACI, & A m e n d e d Silicates. M o n d ay | 1PM - 3 PM C L HG MATS COMPLIANCE C1.1 LOWERING MERCURY COMPLIANCE COSTS THROUGH OPTIMIZATION Richard M acP herson, President/CEO , ME2C; John Pavlish, N icholas Lentz, M arcus Sylvester, Jam es Trettell C1.2 COST SAVINGS ASSOCIATED W / MATS COMPLIANCE OPERATING AS LOW EMITTING Brandon Kibler, Project M a n a g e r, N o vin d a Holdings, Inc.; Je re m y Hayes, Black Hills Energy; C lifton Brown a n d Jam es Butz, N o vin d a Holdings, Inc. mirm C1.3 A SORBENT INJECTION TECHNOLOGY UPDATE M itc h Lund, P ro d u ct M a n a g e r - Air Pollution C o n tro l, Nol-Tec Systems C1.4 HOW THE RIGHT OPTIMIZATION TEAM C AN IMPROVE YOUR MATS COMPLIANCE Regina Rodriguez, C hief O p e ra tin g O fficer, C arbonxt; Christine V a lca rce , Lindsey Costin, David M azyck C1.S OPTIMIZING A C I COST-PERFORMANCE WITH ADVANCED PAG PRODUCTS M artin O'Brien, Applications Engineer, C a lg o n C arbon; Richard M im na, Jenalie Brewer a n d M ichael Pealer R e a c tio n Analytics C L S EFFECTIVENESS OF MERCURY CONTROL STRATEGIES: A SURVEY OF MATS IMPLEMENT, C o n n ie Senior, VP o f T e ch n o lo g y, ADA-ES, Inc.; Sharon Sjostrom M onday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM C2. ACTIVATED CARBON C Z l KINETIC CHEMISTRY MODEL FOR MERCURY REMOVAL BY ACI Guisu Liu, Founder, R e a ctio n A nalytics Solutions C o rp. C2.2 HG BEHAVIOR IN HYBRID FILTER WITH INJECTION AND CO ATING OP A C IN GPP Jin-Ho Sung, Researcher, Yonsei University; Yong-C hil SEO, Se-W on Park, Ha-N a Ja n g $ Seung-Ki Back C2.3 FUTURE OF THE ACTIVATED CARBON INDUSTRY David M azyck, C hief Executive O fficer, C arbonxt C2.4 TBD (INVITED) 0' M ich ae l Peaier, C a lg o n C a rbo n - SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 9 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA N ovinda TRACK I C (MERCURY CONTROL ROOM 3 _________Tuesday j 7:30AM - :30AM C3. HG CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES C3.1 S-ULTRA PERFORMANCE IN THE MOST CHALLENGING CONFIGURATIONS Thomas G ale, D irector of Technology D e ve lo p m e n t, N ovinda Holdings, Inc. C3.2 CIRCULATING DRY SCRUBBER MERCURY CONTROL PRB COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS Terence Ake, Principal Engineer, B a b c o c k Power, Inc.; Roderick Beittei O, % C3.3 INNOVATIVE SORBENT TRAP MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES: HG, 5 0 3 , NH3, HCL, SE A lexandra Sipershteyn, Product M an a g e r, O hio Lumex U&mMan' > ....... C3.4 T8D (INVITED) C aigon C arbon S t) s p e a k in g slots a v a ila b le ' fi 'Si ' .-s.-; ,v fipi ffoViEtdiY % Tuesday 10AM - 12PM 4 . DSI & A C ! C4.1 EXPERIENCE WITH RETROFITTING HYDRATED LIME INJECTION SYSTEMS Jon N orm an, M a n a g e r - Saies a n d T ech n o lo g y, United C o n v e y o r C o rp o ra tio n C4.2 LANCE-LESS DSI TECH ALLOWS CONT. OPERATION OF EXISTING ESPS Bob M astro p ie tro , T ech n ica l Sales Engineer, Nol-Tec Systems C 4.3 EFFECTIVE AND SIMPLE MERCURY CONTROL IN PLANTS CONFIGURED WITH WET FGD Thomas G ale, D irector of Technology D eve lo p m e n t, N ovinda Holdings, !nc. C4.4 USE CHEMISTRY-BASED CPD TO INVESTIGATE DSI OPTIMIZATION OPTIONS Guisu Lu, Founder, R e a ctio n A nalytics Solutions C o rp C4.5 STRATEGIC USE OP TEMPORARY INJECTION SYSTEMS (PAC AND DSI) M ike G regory, Business D e v e lo p m e n t - C a p ita l E quipm ent, IAC 0 4 .4 SODIUM SORBENTS FOR HIGHER EFFICIENCY Sponsor & C o-C hair - M ichaei Atweii, M an a g e r, Soivay Chem icais; C ornelia Cretiu Tuesday j 1:00PM - 3:00PM C5. HG CONTROL & OPTIMIZATION CS.2 DEMONSTRATION-HIGH DSI COMPATIBILITY - COMMERCIALLY A V A IL A C I (INVITED) John Satterfield, Sr. Field Service Engineer, C a b o t Norit A c tiv a te d C a rb o n 0 5 .3 SUSTAINABLE PROCESS FOR POLYPROPYLENE PRODUCTION: A CPD STUDY CABOT ^ Naser Jam shidi, Crisis M a n a g e m e n t & Passive Defense M a n a g e r, N ational P e tro ch e m ica l Co.; Reza M arandi 1 SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Tier 1 10 ly ic i ED 002061 00184174-00005 TRACK I C I MERCURY CONTROL ROOM 3 Tuesday j 3:30PM - 5:30PM C6. Y O U N G POWER PROFESSIONAL (2017) C 4 . GROW ING YOUR CARRER: ADVICE FOR THE YOUNG POWER PROFESSIONAL C o -C h a ir - Priscilla Kissinger, Special Projects M a n a g e r, C a rb o n xt C&.2 INTEGRATING YOUNG PROFESSIONALS A NEW EMPLOYEES: A UTILITY'S PERSPECTIVE Tom D urham , M a n a g e r o f Environm ental Field Services, DTE ENergy psjffiO ro-xvt vv; CS.3 YOUNG PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS IN ACTION * s * * > i * C onner Cox, Strategic Project M nager, United C onveyor C orporation CS.4 A UTILITY SUCCESSFULLY ENSURES NEW HIRES & YOUNG PROFESSIONALS THRIVE Philip Im ber, M a n a g e r Air S ection, Environm ental Affairs, LG&E C.5 C O M PANY INTERNSHIPS CREATE SUCCESSFUL NEW HIRES Jessica Keiier, Environm ental Analyst, Xcei Energy " - C&.S MENTORSHIP A PROFESSIONAL GROWTH: HELPING EMPLOYEES STEADILY PROGRESS T od d S vo b o d a , Environm ental C o m p lia n c e , East K entucky Pow er C o o p e ra tiv e ` ;:vi :: CS.7 LEVERAGING INDUSTRY RELATIONSHIPS TO INCREASE CUSTOMER SUCCESS ! A n n Arney, Utility Services, ICS Consulting; M ic h a e l Piper I 11 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tier 1 H A C K I D I POWER GEM & ENERGY SERVICES ROOM 4 ADVISORY BOARD FOR TRACK D o r* .p a l n J +. +* t*i r . MiTSUBfStH HJTA0H KtWR SYSTeWSS Sfarurbines i: im'nm Uzmt l TRC I This Track includes Mitsubishi Power sponsored exhibits & presentations on Advanced Gas Turbine technologies and emission controls for: - Power plant conversions from coal to natural gas, - GT Technologies adapting to CNG, LNG and fracturing industry, - GT Adaptations and strategies for west coast utilities, (CA, AZ, NV, etc) - Gas Turbines Technologies for Renewable Energy Industry - Transmission & Distribution; Demand and Rates - Energy Policy, Security, & Rates ; *>iw**! sv*r*: M onday | 1PM - 3 PM D1. A D V A N C E D GAS TURBIMI TECHNOLOGIES D l. l NEW ULTRA-LOW NO X BURNER CAN SAVE MILLIONS ON O & M & CAPITAL COSTS (INVITED) Joe Brown, AMS P roduct M an a g e r, Mitsubishi H itachi Power Systems A m e rica D1.2 GAS TURBINES SL INDUSTRIAL SCR SYSTEMS (INVITED) C o -C h a ir - Robert M cG in ty, Sr. P roduct M a n a g e r, Mitsubishi H itachi Pow er Systems D1.3 ELECTRICAL ENERGY M GMT IN HOUSEHOLD REFERIGERATGRS AND FREEZERS Seyed M o jta b a Sadram eli, Professor, Tarbiat M o d a re s Univ., L. A b d o llm a le ki, A. Pirvaram D1.4 7 TRAITS OP HIGHLY EFFECTIVE ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECTS j EDISON Ricson C h u d e , Project M a n a g e r, Southern C alifornia Edison " t i SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE M onday j 3:30PM - 5:30PM D2. POWER PLANT CONVERSION TECHNOLOGIES > D2.1 THE CARBON CHALLENGE FOR THE POWER INDUSTRY Bruce Rising, E xecutive Advisor, ADI Analytics, LLC le id O S T CYPRESS D2"2 m E IMPORTANCE OP POWER PLANT PERFORMANCE TESTS W illiam Stark, V ic e President, Environm ental Services, Leidos; M ich a e l G ia m p e tro D2.3 IOT WILL NOT DELIVER ITS POTENTIAL - UNLESS IT SOLVES THIS CHALLENGE Harry Sim, CEO, Cypress Envirosystems ... ............... D2.4 C O AL TO GAS CONVERSION ADVANTAGES: CASE STUDY RTT mm* j o e Brown, H e a d o f A fte rm a rke t Sales, MHPS SUBMIT ABSTRACT SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 12 m m oi ED 002061 00184174-00006 TRACK ! D I POWER GEN & ENERGY SERVICES ROOM 4 _______ Tuesday j 7:30AM - 9:30AM D3. ENERGY A N D CYBER SECURITY W S;.*J ''' D3.1 WHAT THE WORLD MUST KNOW URGENTLY ABOUT NUCLEAR SECURITY Sahitims P h ra n tc e e n a Thate-Halres, CEO, Total Protections USA LLC , .......... . ' i,! D3.2 SAFETY IN THE ELECTRICITY AND PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES Fred M ayes, Senior Energy Analyst, U.S. Energy In fo rm a tion A dm inistration " t I s p e a k in g slots a v a ila b le Tuesday 10AM - 12PM D4. DISTRIBUTED GENERATION, T&.D U I EIGHTY mnnAuim D4. GAS FUEL FLEXIBILITY FOR GAS TURBINE DISTRIBUTED POWER GENERATION M ich ae l W elch, Industry M arketing M a n a g e r, Siements Industrial Turbom achinery Ltd. D4.2 FUTURE "ENERGY" UTILITY: DEEP DECARBONIZATION OF ENTIRE ENERGY ECONO Bill Leighty, Founder, The Leighty F ou n d a tio n D4.3 WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SMALL-SCALE PROTOTYPE A d e l El-Shahat, Assistant Professor, G e o rg ia Southern University; Dylan Nelms D4.4 PREDICTING AND DETECTING GAS TURBINE MALFUNCTIONS Patrick Bangert, CEO, A lgorithm ic Technologies, !nc. 3 ' ` - D4.5 INNOVATIVE AND INSPIRING GIS TECHNOLOGY EOR PUBLIC WORKS i|3 1 / . ' M a tth e w M cLam b, Chief Technology Officer, G e o gra p h ic Technologies Gocup, h e . SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Tuesday j 1 00PM - 3:00PM 05. ENERGY POLICY, DEM AND A N D RATES DS.l A TALE OF TWO ISSUES S tephen S lo co m b , Principal, Epsilon Associates FDFCC' DS.2 ENERGY ECONOMICS AND A SUSTAINABLE ELECTRICITY POLICY Daniel Mussatti, Senior Energy Econom ist, US NRC DB.3 LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN GRID MODERNIZATION C o -C h a ir-J o h n Finnigan, Lead Counsel, Environmental Defense Fund c T R C DS.4 ONE GOAL, M ANY PATHS TO RESILIENCY C a rm e n Henrikson, A ssociate V ic e President, TRC Energy Services DS.S CURRENT TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS FOR ELECTRIC UTILITY RATES Ted Kelly, Principal & Senior Project M a n a g e r, Burns & M cD o nn e ll 13 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tie H A C K I D i POWER GEM & EMERGY SERVICES ROOM 4 ___________________ Tuesday 3:30PM - 5:30PM D6. BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES .1 INNOVATIO N IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAM DESIGN Ian M etzger, Program D evelopm ent Engineer, Lockheed M artin Energy D O LOWER GLOBAL W ARMING POTENTIAL WITH 0 0 2 HEAT PUMP WATER HEATERS C heryn M etzger, Senior Research Engineer, Pacific Northwest N ational Laboratory i f T R C l D O ON THE ROAD TO ZNE - CITIES REACHING AHEAD V . Farhad Fdrahmand, Project M a n a g e r, TRC Energy Services BEN D6.4 INCENTIVISING HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDING-FINANCING Teresa Lopez, CEO, G reen Energy M oney, Inc. I CYPRrSS D(S-S SMARTENEUMATICS - M A K IN G DUMB BUILDINGS SMART Harry Sim, CEO, Cypress Envirosystems D6.& IM PROVING ENERGY STORAGE PERFORMANCE OF CONCRETE CO NTAINING EGRMS Seyed M o jta b a S adram eii, Professor, Tarbiat M o d a re s University; S. H a sa n a b a d i Wednesday j 7:30AM - 9:30AM D7. CHP " K O D7.1 COMBINED HEAT AND POWER SOLUTIONS FOR DISTRICT HEATING APPLICATIONS D alia El Tawy, D irector-Therm al Pow er Solutions, Siemens 5 ft D7.2 ENERGY & AIR POLLUTION REDUCTION FROM COGENERATION AT JOHNS HOPKINS " ...... 5T* John Kumm, Senior Engineer, EA Engineering, S cience a n d T ech n o lo g y A Z C O M D7'3 K!UJNG TWO m % WITH ON STONE: `SMART' COUPLING ENERGY-EFFICIENT CH ' A n th o n y Cirillo, Senior Project Director, A E C O M - P ow er Division D7-4 MEDIUM VOLTAGE AUXILIARY BOILERS AND FUEL GAS DEWPOINT HEATING SYSTEMS D a vid Taylor, D ire ctor o f T ech n ica l Sales, C h ro m a lo x HEAHGAND D7.S POWER/WATER SOLUTIONS: USING THERMAL ENERGY FROM CHP PLANTS TO 'Xs; Ben Laurent, Senior Process Engineer, H eartland W ater Technology, !nc W ednesday j 1 0A M - 12PM D8. MATURAl GAS & GRID TECHMOLOGY D 8. HYBRID SOLUTIONS PROVIDING GRID STABILITY AND RENEWABLE INTEGRATION D alia El Tawy, D irector-Therm al Pow er Solutions, Siemens . . . r . ,.,.. D8.2 WATER-FREE COMBINED CYCLE DISTRIBUTED POWER GENERATION ; ' ' ' - 7 M ich ae l W elch, Industry M arketing M an a g e r, Siemens Industrial Turbom achinery, Ltd. U D8.3 NATURAL GAS ASSETS TO SUPPORT THE EVOLVING ELECTRIC GRID Hua Fang, Director, Black & V e a tc h M a n a g e m e n t C onsulting, LLC ( jUa, y D8.4 SMART CIT-HY WINDBUS AUXERRE PRANCE Em m anuel S ch u d d in ck, CEO, Justy Energies Engineering ? iIT ! SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 14 m m oi r 1 ED 002061 00184174-00007 TRACK [ E 1$02, MOX & SCR CONTROL El. CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES ilht-lltr 1,1 NOX CONTROL, A N D A LOT MORE, WITH CATALYTIC CERAMIC FILTERS Rod G ravley, T e ch n o lo g y Director, Tri-Mer C o rp o ra tio n ; Kayla Oison, Kevin Moss El .2 EVALUATION AND APPLICATION OF AN AIR QUALITY MODELING SYSTEM TO NLYZ R oberto San Jose, H e a d Professor, T ech n ica i University o f M a d rid (UPM); Juan L. Prez, a n d Rosa M aria G onzalez Barras El ,3 A C ID GAS REMOVAL CHARACTERISTICS OF C A {O H )2 IN A REAL SITE Han Jae-W on, H an-Y ang University; Y o u n g -O k Park, Korea Institute o f Energy Research; Hui-Taek Kim, H an-Y ang University IEWKU El ,4 FULL-SCALE DEMONSTRATION OF ENZYME-ENHANCED CO AL COMBUSTION W ei-Ping Pan, Professor, W estern K entucky University S IK L I SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE ________________________ M on d ay j 3:30PM - 5:30PM E2. DSI, SORBENTS, SCR & N O X CONTROL 2,1 XPLORING OXIDATION AND SCR CATALYST ON GAS FIRED UNITS Emily Kunkel, Senior Environm ental Associates, S argent & Lundy E2.2 M IN IM IZIN G NO X ANDHEAT RATE IN CHINESE C O AL FIRED UTILITY BOILERS Richard C o n n , Sr. D ire ctor o f T ech n o lo g y, Sunco in te rn a tio n a l; Jeff Shan, Sunco In ternational; M a y C h e n , Blue Horizon SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 15 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA TRACK I R I $02, MOX & SCR CONTROL ROOM 5A _______________ Tuesday j 7:30AM - 9:30AM E3. $ 0 2 , MOX & SMCR E3.1 SODIUM SORBENTS FOR HIGHER EFFICIENCY Sponsor & C o-C hair - M ichael Atwell, M an a g e r, Solvay Chem icals; Cornelia Cretlu r I' " E3.2 HIGH ACCURACY IN-SITU S03, S 0 2 & H2SC4 SENSOR FOR COMBUSTION SOURCES i ITT i Bob Finken, Senior V ice President, M ontrose Air Q u a lity Services; Dr. Peter Zem ek SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Tuesday j 1 0A M - 12PM . .. ...... E4. SCR & MOX CONTROL E4.1 SOFT SENSORS FOR SOX AND NO X EMISSIONS Patrick Bangert, CEO, a lg o rith m ica technologies Inc. SMlfOS 4'2 AND POST COMBUSTION NO X CONTROL SYSTEM USING M ICROW AVE TECH. V a le n tin o T iangco, Biomass Program M a n a g e r, SMUD E4.3 FAST RAMP HOT SCR'S & UPGRADES TO COMPLY WITH FUTURE NO X BARC RULES v AhAAs-G tTM Robert M cG In ty, Sr. P ro d u ct M g r G as Turbine & Ind. SCR Sys, Mitsubishi H itachi Pow er Sys ? 4.4 COMBINED CYCLE PLANT NOX REDUCTIONS E M E R S O N Jeff W illiam s, M a n a g e r, Emerson; J. Nyenhuis ! L i ' , ' E4.SCFD MODELING FOR EVALUATING CONVERSION OF C O AL TO GAS FIRED BOILER Praveen G o n u g u n tla , Senior CFD Engineer, T ridiagonal Solutions, Inc; A b h a y Panw alkar, Bharat H eavy Electricals Limited E4.4 SELECTABLE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR SCR MANAGEMENT B ernadette Shahin, N ational A p plications M anager, M & C T echG roup C scs Tuesday j 1PM - 3PM E5. C O A L ASH & CEMEMT E5.1 SELECTABLE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR SCR MANAGEMENT R abindra Sinha, VP - Sales, M arketing & T echno!ogy, ARRAY Technologies ES.2 CEMENT STABILIZATION OF CONTAMINATED SOIL AND COR Paul Ruehi, US Environm ental R e m ed ia tio n C o o rd in a to r, L a farge Holcim ES.3 CONCRETE AND CEMENT SPEC. C O AL FLY ASH FROM A WASTE ELY ASH C hristopher Poling, Engineering Director, SCB Inte rn a tio n al M aterials SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Tier 1 16 ly iC T ED 002061 00184174-00008 TRACK [ E 1$Q2?MOX & SCR CONTROL ROOM 5A ________Tuesday j 3:30PM - 5:30PM__________________________________ mmm EG C O M PLIAN C E TECHNOLOGIES & STRATEGIES 6.1 MERCURY AND PYRITIC SULFUR REDUCTION IN CLEANED ILLINOIS BASIN COALS A llan Kolker, Research G eologist, U.S. G e o lo g ic a l Survey, Liliana Lefticariu, Southern Illinois University; M a ria Mastalerz, In d ia n a G e o lo g ic a l Survey; Agnieszka D robniak, In d ia n a G e o lo g ic a l Survey, Clint Scott, U.S. G e o lo g ic a l Survey; A n n e Scott, U.S. G e o lo g ic a l Survey sRM ES.2 BACT EMISSION LIMITS: THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS D a vid Shotts, Partner, ERM aS tC lt ) s p e a k in g slo ts a v a il a b l e Thursday I 1PM - 3PM Thursday j 3:30PM - 5:30PM 17 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA TRACK I F I RENEWABLE EMERGY R O O M SB ADVISORY BOARD TRACK F atc o m [ ils * [ . y j P N R E L :*i.?i--$&i&m&sV\ |:^jg3 Nvws/ EU\ w ?|||?teSi!gM3S This Track provides current presentations on R en ew ab le Energy technologies a n d strategies, including, solar, PV, wind, N uclear, w aste-to -en erg y, biogas, biomass, biodiesel, financing, a n d d ev elo p m en t c a s e studies for p e a k shaving a n d FIT programs. HACK SPOBISOtS & CO-CHA1S: (SUBMIT TO inFO@EyEC.COM) ________________________M onday [ 1PM - 3PAA_________________________________ F I. BIOGAS, BIOMASS, BIODIESEL ^ 1 PI .1 ANAEROBIC m m PROCESS PGR HIGH-STRENGTH WASTEWATERS Siva A n g a p p a n , H eadw orks Bio, Inc.; Dr. S o m n a th Basu BL&METCM FI .2 TORREFIED BIOMASS SUCCESS AT THE PGE BQARDMAN PLANT Una Nowling, Service A re a Leader, Black & V e a tc h ; Randy Curtis, Portland G eneral Electric Boardm an Power Plant vC A A L , n -3 INDUSTRIAL s y m b io s is t h r o u g h e ff ec t ive p u b l ic - p r iv a t e p a r t n e r s h ip s Barry Edwards, D ire ctor o f Utilities & Engineering, C a ta w b a C o u n ty .^ i P I.4 DIRECTED BIOGAS SUCCESS AT THE UC SAN DIEGO M ICROGRID EUEL CELL C lark C ra w fo rd , Director, Business D e v e lo p m e n t, FuelCell Energy; Robert Nielsen A sC O M PI .5 POWER PRODUCTION FOR FUTURE SOLID WASTE RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY M att Dunn, Principal Engineer, AECOM THEUHIWSSTY El .4 COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS OP ALGAE PHOTOBIOREAOTORS a. of Assona, A ndres Philip M ayo!, USAID STRIDE Visiting Scholar, The University o f Arizona; Aristotle T. U b a n d o , Alvin B. C u la b a a n d Joel L. C uello ________________ M o n d a y | 3:30PM - 5:30PM______________________________ F2. WASTE TO ENERGY & WASTE M AN AG EM EN T INLo ALTER E2.1 PLASMA GASIFICATION; THE NEXT GENERATION OF WASTE-TO-ENERGY SERVICES R ichard Fish, President, ALTER NRG CORP. i : :;: F : px 0 :V : F2.2 FASTOX GASIFICATION: PROFITABLY ACIEVE 100% RECYCLING M ike G . Hart, C h ie f Executive O fficer, Sierra Energy F2.3 EMISSIONS ADN WASTE-TO-ENERGY SYSTEMS Tina Liu, A tm ospherics Specialist, Advisian F2.4 ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION FROM SRF USING A DOWNDRAFT GASIFICATION PROCESS Se-Won Park, Researcher, Yonsel University; Lee, Sung, Seo, Yonsel University; O h, S am ho envlron-Tech; Gu, Institute for A d v a n c e d Engineering W " S E2.5 RECLAIMING CONTAMINATED LAND: DEPLOYING SOLAR ON BROWNFIELDS C yn th ia Christensen, C o m m e rcla l/U tlllty Sales D irector, N a m aste Solar F2.S WASTED ENERGY FROM COMPRESSED AIR LEAKS: WHAT ONE PILOT PROJECT FOUND Dan Nlckey, Interim Director, Io w a W aste R e d u ctio n C e n te r, University o f N orthern Iow a F2.7 ENERGY PROM M UNICIPAL SOLID WASTE WITH M IN IM A L CARBON EMISSION Surendra Saxena, Professor Emeritus, FIU; Siva Pliial, Inno vision 18 m m oi ED 002061 00184174-00009 TRACK I F I RENEWABLE EMEtGY ROOM 58 Tuesday 7:30AM - 9:30AM F3. RENEWABLE ENERGY & M ICR O G R ID F3.1 MICROGRIDS AN EFFECTIVE INFRASTRUCTURE ALTERNATIVE G re g g Edeson, Partner, PA C onsulting G ro u p ; J a re d Smith a n d W a ite r Rojowsky E3.2 INTEGRATION OF A M ICROGRID CONTROLLER A FAULT PROTECTION WITHIN AMEREN Christopher Evanich, A p plications D irector of Microgrids, S&C Electric I ,3 PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE: N ATIO NA'S FIRST CYBER-SECURE UTILITY MICROGRID B TM lM H i M W B ch risto p h e r Evanich, A p plications D irector of Microgrids, S&C Electric g NSSimi F3.4 STANFORD'S ENERGY SYSTEM LEADING BY EXAMPLE IN EMISSIONS REDUCTION F ah m id a A h m e d , Director, Sustainability a n d Business Services, S tanford University E3.S NATURAL DISASTERS: A CALL TO ACCELERATE RESILIENCE Edward Rightor Tuesday j 10AAA - 12PAA F4. RENEWABLE PROJECTS & DEVELOPMENT E4. REDEVELOPMENT OP ELECTRIC UTILITY SITES - INTEGRATING RENEWABLE ENERGY " ' Steven Putrich, Principal Engineer, Haley & A ld rich E4.2 RIGGER MARKET THAN GRID: RE-SOURCE HYDROGEN TRANSPORTATION FUEL Bill Leighty, Director, The Leighty F ou n d a tio n P4.3 EVALUATION OP THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OP THE THERMAL SPACES Nasser A lh e m id d i, Professor, King Saud Univ.; A b d u ira h m a n A lh e m id d i, A bduiaziz Aihem iddi X W N f A N A F4-4 IN TH HAND: SHOTGUNS, DEADLY OIL PITS, CUTE KITTENS & THE MBTA :............: -...... ........ Sam uel Panarella, A ssociate Professor o f Law, University to M o n ta n a School o f Law - I h 1 IS R C " F4-s RENEWABLE ENERGY PROD. AS MEANS FOR LOCAL EC O N O M IC DEVELOPMENT ' Thobeka R adebe, Researcher, Hum an Science Research Council FITES STAI . GEORS. Tuesday [ 1PM-3PAA F5. W IND ENERGY ES.l CONVERTING W1NDPLANTS TO DEDICATED, OPE-GRID HYDROGEN FUEL PRODUCT Bill Leighty, Director, The Leighty F ou n d a tio n ES.2 CONTROL OF A SELE-EXCITED INDUCTION GENERATOR IN A WIND TURBINE SYSTEM W oonki Na, Assistant Professor, C a lifo rnia State University. Fresno; E durad M uljadi F5.3 OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY VS CONVENTIONAL IMPLEMENTATIONS A d e l El-Shahat, Assistant Professor, G e o rg ia Southern University; D e A n n d ra Dixon ES.4 WIND ENERGY MARKET TRENDS AND CHALLENGES N a than Higgerson, Power G en era tio n Project M an a g e r, Hanson Professional Services, Inc. SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 19 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tie KiC STATE TRACK I F I RENEWABLE EMERGY ROOM 58 ______________ Tuesday j 3:30PM - 5:50PM F6. SOLAR & P F6.1 SIMULATING SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGY DIFFUSION AND GRID STABILITY J a c o b M o n ro e , PhD S tudent, North C a ro lin a State University; Emily Berglund U .2 DEMAND CHARGE SAVINGS FROM SOLAR AND ASSOCIATED UTILITY COST SAVINGS N aim D a rgh o u th , Sr. S cientific/E ngineering Assoc., L a w re n ce Berkely N a t'l Lab.; G a le n Barbose, A n d re w Mills, a n d Ryan Wiser; Pieter G a g n o n a n d Lori Bird, NREL F,3 IMPACT OF DEGRADATION RATES ON SOLAR PV PROJECT FINANCIALS ^ l e d o s M atthias G ew alt, M a n a g e r of Solar Practice, Leidos Engineering ( l A K R i n a PS,4 A RESOURCE EVALUATION MODEL FOR A SOLAR VORTEX POWER GENERATION ^ t SYSTEM A m y M oo re , Post D o cto ra l Research Assistant, O a k Ridge N a tio n a l L a b ora to ry SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE ___________________________ W ednesday | 7:30AM - 9:30AM____________________________ F7. HYDRO, GEOTHERMAL, & NUCLEAR a ; , P7.1 WHAT 1,000 GEOTHERMAL H F M PUMPS WILL DO TO YOUR UTILITY Will Lange, D ire ctor o f Sales a n d utility M arke tin g , W a te rF u rn a ce R e n e w a b le Energy E7.2 A MICRO-SCALE HYDRO POWER SYSTEM FOR THE PHILIPPINE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES Randell Espina,Dean, A te n e o d e D a v a o Univ; Renyl B arroca, A n g e lito S a luague, Leah A p o rtad e ra , Lourdesita C han F7,3 BEYOND BASELOAD: NUSCALF DIVERSE ENERGY PLATFORM Lenka Kollar, Director, S trategy & Externa! Relations, N uScaie Power; Chris C o lb e rt smmi A8ST8CT SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE ____________________________ W ednesday j 1 0 A M - 12PM______________________________ F8. RENEWABLE ENERGY E8.1 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY DEMONSTRATION A PROGE-OF-CONCEPT CENTER John M cM illan , C o -D ire cto r SD-REiN, San D ie g o State University P8.2 FEDERAL FACILITIES: DEVELOPING & FINANCING ENERGY RESILIENCE Seth Kirshenberd, Partner, Kutak R ock LLP P8.3 HOW CORPORATE PPAS ARE DRIVING RENEWABLES GROWTH S cott Nystrom, Director, F ! C onsulting; Ken Ditzel Tv' SPln !1Hi \ !l P8.4 PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS FOR COST-OPTIMAL RENEWABLE ENERGY INTEGRATION Jin Jo, A s s o d a te Professor, Illinois State University E8.S PV DEGRADATION MITIGATION - A CO M MERCIAL PERSPECTIVE ^ l e i d o s M atthias G ew alt, M a n a g e r of Solar Practice, Leidos Engineering F8.S SOLAR TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION ^ l e d o s M atthias G ew alt, M a n a g e r of Solar Practice, Leidos Engineering 20 $EUEC2 r 1 ED 002061 00184174-00010 TRACK I G l O m ODD, EHS R O O M 7B ADVISORY BOARD TRACK G to -- a t " V1 ACCOM SERS B assa IK3iij M iM-txxw-y. - B B B B . tfo,.a,\.,,A.w l --****. I mm? r iwmtif * NREL " .' \ pcr C TRC This Track provides current presentations on current technologies a n d strategies, for decom m issioning of p o w er plants, boiler optimization, project fin an ce, risk m a n a g e m e n t, EMIS, EHS, Health & Safety, operation a n d m a in te n an c e in the electric u tility industry. TRACK SPONSOR & CO-CHAI1S: (SUBMIT TO PFO@EUEC.COM) Monday j 1PM-3PM G l. D EC O M M ISSIO N IN G OF POWER PLANTS G l ,1 IN-PLACE RETIREMENT OP POWER PLANTS - KEY CONSIDERATIONS AND APPROACH C o -c h a ir - Je ffe ry Pope, D ecom m issioning & D e m oiitio n Services M gr., Burns & M cD o n n e ll liw lro e w t G l ,2 CLOSURE OF THE D-AREA COR FACILITIES AT THE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE Tam m y DeRam o, T echnical Director, Envirocon; A n d re w W hite a n d Tripp W infree G1 -3 SOLWNG PCB IMPEDIMENTS TO DECOMMISSIONING S tephen M itcheii, Senior V ice President, W eston Solutions, Inc.; J.D G ro e sb e ck G l ,4 CHANGES TO PROJECT OBJECTIVES REQUIRES CHANGES TO PROJECT SCOPE C o -c h a ir - R ichard C h e a th a m , Scientist 5, CB&I; G e n e Scott, Ken B eard & A n d re w S ch a a f SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE KCOM M onday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM G2. COMPLIANCE STRATEGIES & DECOMMISSIONING G2.1 ROOM'S RIVERTON, KS EMPIRE DISTRICT ELECTRIC POWER PLANT IMPLOSION. Joe! Spirtas, KCO M D em olition, C o m m e rc ia l / Industriai D em olition a n d Env. R e m ed ia tio n !L SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 21 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tie TRACK 1 G [ O&M, DDD, EHS R O O M 7B Tuesday j 7:30AM - 9:30AM G3. OPERATIONS AMD OPTIMIZATION G3.1 MITIGATING CLIMATE EFFECTS ON PERFORMANCE OF C C G -C 0 2 CAPTURE PLANTS H ugo Rodriguez, Project M a n a g e r, R engen Energy Solutions C iC o id J s t G3.2 MORE EFFICIENT POWER GENERATION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBLE Cl D a vid W atson, D irector, Business D e v e lo p m e n t - Energy a n d Services, C o ld Jet, LLC G 3.3 SFS EMISSIONS PROM GAS INSULATED SWITCHGEAR (GiS) VJ Yasm een Sultana, Principal, Stantec; Jonya Blahut 1 SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE a Tuersday j 10AM - 12PM G 4. EHS & EMIS G 4 . EXECUTION MEASUREMENTS TO INCREASE SAFETY PERFORMANCE C arrie Y oung, M a n a g in g Director, Sphera Solutions G 4.2 BETTER M ANAG EM ENT OP THE COVERSATIONS ABOUT YOUR DATA D a vid Gloski, President, xOverTim e; M ic h a e l Lehane .... T m M Y 4.3 CONTINUOUS COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT FOR UTILITY OPERATIONS , v H t M i u J n t v A d a m Jackson, M a n a g in g C onsultant, Trinity Consultants; C o lt Sommers, Randaii Nelson G 4.4 SPREADING AN EHS CULTURE USING SIMPLIFIED SOFTWARE AND DATA ANALYTICS ? John Niem oiler, President, Perillon S oftw are smmi A8ST8CT SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE MILLER CTA Tuesday j 1PM - 3PM G 5. PROJECT FINANCE, RISK M G M T NVESTMNT STRATEGIES EOR ENV. MKTS UNDER CURRENT STATE OF NEW REGS N e d ia Miller, Principal, MILLER CTA GS.2 SAUDI A R A M C O UPSTREAM ENVIRONMENTAL FOCUS - PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE | Ensan El-Ayoubi, Southern A re a Oil O p e ra tio n s T ech n ica l S upport D e p a rtm e n t, Saudi Aram co " t M l I f t f t G 5 '3 HEALTH m K : KEI^P1NG y o u R POWER PROJECT AFLOAT DURING THE EARLY STAGE I V 1 1 j OSe p h S a b a o , Senior Scientist, Epsilon Associates GS-4 M A N A G IN G CONTRATOR CHANGE WITH UPFRONT AND AGREED UPON RATES ^ " Brendan O 'Brien, Project Engineer, Burns a n d M cD o nn e ll; Jeff Pope SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 22 m m oi r 1 ED 002061 00184174-00011 TRACK 1 G 1O&M, ODD, EHS R O O M 7B Tuesday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM G6. OPERATIONS & OPTIMIZATION , ,, a , G -1 HIGH-FREQUENCY DATA COLLECTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING C arrie Y oung, V ice President, Sphera Solutions J G&.2 A THREE YEAR INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CHALLENGE - ' Steven Driver, G lo b a l Energy M a n a g e r, Sanofi OS .3 OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY GAINS THROUGH GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY ADVANCES v R andy Rhoads, G e o sp a tia l Industry M a n a g e r, Utilities, Harris C o rp o ra tio n 0 6 .4 REST PRACTICES TO REDUCE VENTING AND FLARING WITH EC O NO M IC BENEFIT Jeff Voorhis, Engineer, HY-BON Engineering G&.5 OPTIMIZATION OF PLANT PERFORMANCE USING M ACHINE LEARNING Patrick Bangert, CEO, a lg o rith m ica te chnologies Inc. GS.6 WIND EFFECTS ON AIR-COOLED CONDENSERS: WIND-TUNNEL 2-D FLOW FIELDS Ryan Parker, Project Engineer, GPP W ind Engineering W ednesday j 7:30AM - 9:50AM G7. HEALTH & SAFETY G7.1 FIT-FOR-DUTY TESTING IN THE ENERGY INDUSTRY R ichard Bunch, CEO, W orkSaver Systems G 7.2 LAYERING DO 'S AND DON'TS FOR ARC PLASH PROTECTION Derek Sang, Technical Training M a n a g e r, Bulwark Protective A p p a rel SEIRVMEX % G 7,3 SAFE AND EFFICIENT COMBUSTION CONTROL IN GAS-FIRED BOILERS / TURBINES B a rb a ra Marshik, Pow er M a rke t S e g m e nt M gr, Servom ex; S tephen Firth, Josh Christian aS yrL ) s p e a k in g slo ts a v a il a b l e W ednesday \ 10AAA - 12PAA G8. OPERATIONS & M ANAGEM ENT P K | C R 8,1 FAILURE POTENTIAL OF RETROFITTED VFD IN CO O LIN G TOWER .... . . I X I S j f X Sarah AIKanderi, Research Assistant, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, Al-Bassam G 8.2 PERMIAN BASIN ENVIRONMENTAL SUCCESS STGRY:REENU SHARING WITH VENT G Jeff Voorhis, Engineer, HY-BON Engineering G 8.3 DISRUPTION IN THE UNDERGROUND Sean Geseii, M an u fa ctu re r's Rep, Arm orcast Products C o m p a n y --Vv v - - 0 8 ,4 INTEGRATING DEMAND RESPONSE INTO SYSTEM RELIABILITY PLANNING Paul G rod , President, R od a n Energy Solutions G B.S CONNECTICUT UTILITIES TURNKEY SOLUTION TO BENCHMARKING Y5% OF THF STATF Sheri Borrelli, Senior Business M a n a g e r, United illum inating; S a m a n th a Sojka, Eversource Energy G8.S CREATING AN OPERATING CULTURE FOR PREDICTABLE, CONSISTENT PERFORMANCE * Peter Bridle, M a n a g in g Partner, Pegasus Risk M a n a g e m e n t 23 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tie TRACK! [ H 1GHG, ELG, CCR & CCS a mi imi i mj i a%m H I. C C i & ELG C O M PLIAN C E MGMT. HI .1 NOVEL APPROACHES TO ELG COMPLIANCE Tyler C ro m e y, Research Engineer, Southern C o m p a n y Services < T R C HI ,2 DESIGNING A PERFORMANCE TEST PROGRAM FOR A CARBON CAPTURE PROCESS Rick Krenzke, Project Director, TRC HI ,3 STATES VS FEDS: WHO HAS THE BALL ON WATER AND ASH COMPLIANCE? itu*Ks;rt&<MMu. Jason E ichenberger, Assoc. Civil Engineer, Burns a n d M cD o nn e ll P ill HI .4 USE OF SLURRY WALL SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT OCR CLOSURE & CORRECTIVE ACTION Dale Evans, Senior D ire ctor o f T ech n o lo g y, R em edial C o n stru ctio n Services; Kate W hysner Geosvntei: H1.5 MASS DISCHARGE METRICS TO SUPPORT REMEDY SELECTION AT C O AL ASH SITES Stephanie Jones, Environmental Engineer, G eosyntec Consultants ________________ M onday [ 3:30PM - 5:30PM________________ H2. C O A L A$H f C C i & FGD H2.1 GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF C O AL ASH CONSTITUENTS IN DRINKING WATER Paula Panzino, T ech n ica l Expert, Haley & A ldrich, Inc.; J a c o b C hu, Lisa Bradley H2.2 RULES SHIFT AM ERICA'S RESOURCE ABUNDANCE TO SHORTFALL D a n n y G ray, Executive V ice President, C h a ra h , LLC E N A E S H Z 3 HOW DENSE SLURRY TECHNOLOGY CAN HELP ACHIEVE ZERO LIQUID DISCHARGE Dale Timmons, Program M a n a g e r, NAES C o rp o ra tio n H2.4 REQUALIFYING PLY ASH FOR BENEFICIAL USE/SALE USING AMENDED SILICATES Steve Baloga, P.E., VP Engineering a n d Environm ental Services, N o vln d a Holdings, Inc. B A R R H2.S SELENIUM; HOW SULFUR'S LITTLE BROTHER COULD AEEECT WASTEWATER TREATMENT Nick Nelson, V ice President, Barr Engineering H2.S RECLAIMING AND RECYCLING C O AL COMBUSTION RESIDUALS FOR BENEFICIAL USE ! 'A Bill Fedorka, Executive D irector, A d v a n c e d T e ch n o lo g y a n d Projects, SEFA 24 m m oi r 1 ED 002061 00184174-00012 SCS TRACK 1 H [GHG, ELG, CCR & CCS ROOM 8 Tuesday j 7:30AM - 9:3QAM H3. CCR RULE H3.1 GROUNDWATER MONITORING AT CCR FACILITiES: NEXT STEPS Tam m y Rauen, Senior Engineer, G older Associates; Craig Schuettpeiz, Todd Stong H3.2 CCR DATA M ANAGEMENT: TOOLS TO AUTOMATE DATA COLLECTION A ANALYSIS Christine Lew, M a n a g e r, Environ. S o ftw a re /'D a ta M g m n t Svcs, Tetra Tech, M ic h a e l Ungs H3.3 CCR RULE LOCATION RESTRICTION FUNDAMENTALS & STRATEGIES Eric Nelson, V ice President, Senior Project M a n a g e r, SCS Engineers H3.4 SITING & DESIGN OF NEW UWLS AND G W M SYSTEMS PURSUANT TO THE CCR RULE G ary Pendergrass, Principal G e o lo gical Engineer & Environmental G roup Leader, GeoEngineers, Inc. H3.5 HONEY I SHRUNK THE POND: CONSIDERATIONS FOR TANK BASED LOW VOLUME WWT D ave G uinta, C h e m ical Engineer,Burns & M cD onnell; Jared Troyer, Duke Energy A S fW i M /H b iw W V rlr! Tuesday j 10AM - 12PM H4. C i & ELG TURN1NG THE CORNER - CCR M ANAGEMENT AFTER OCTOBER 17 (INVITED) M ark Rokoff, V ice President, AECOM H4.2 EVALUATION OF OCR GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES John H esem ann, R egional Envlonm ental P ra ctice M gr, Burns & M cD o nn e ll; W a yn e W eber H4.3 LESSONS LEARNED FROM ELG COMPLIANCE PROJECTS 2^:gft ?cft * ?o Kevin M c D o n o u g h , V ice President o f Saies a n d M arketing, United C o n v e y o r C o rp o ra tio n H4.4 ENGINEERED IMPOUNDMENTS TO M AN AG E OCRS AND LOW VOLUME WASTEWATER Ryan Shedivy, Project G e o lo gical Engineer, G oider Associates, C raig Schuettpeiz, Todd Stong, G o ld e r Associates; Jennifer Charles, G re a t River Energy H4.5 OPERATE LIRE THERE IS NO TOMORROW WITH CCR UNIT CLOSURES IN MIND Jason Pokorny, Senior Project M an a g e r, Haley & Aldrich Tuesday | 1PAA - 3PAA ..... v F iC H H5. C O A L ASH, C C R & FGD HS.l PURSUING 100% COP BENEFICIAL USE... AND BEYOND Neal Kochis, Senior Project M a n a g e r, Haley & A ldrich H5,2 OCR LANDEILL CHALLENGES ERQM SITINO THROUGH CONSTRUCTION G a b e Lang, A ssociate V ice President, C h a ra h , LLC ACCOM m H5.3 MICROWAVE-ASSISTED RECOVERY OF REES FROM C O AL AND COMBUSTION PRODUCTS M e g a n M a c a la , Research Scientist, AE C O M ; Elliot Roth, AE C O M ; Tracy Bank, AECO M ; Phillip Tinker, AE C O M ; Bret H o w a rd, U.S. D e p t, o f Energy NETL; Evan G ran ite , U.S. D e p t, of Energy NETL HS.4 PROTECTING THE " CLOSED LOOP'' IN WET BOTTOM ASH SYSTEMS Paul Pigeon, Associate, G older Associates SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 25 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA Tie TRACK! 1 H 1GHG, ELG, CCR & CCS ROOM 8 _______________ Tuesday j 3:30PM - 5:50PM H FGDf ELG# CCR & CCS H .l ADVANCES IN N Q N -BIO LG G IC AL POWER WASTEWATER TREATMENT !i;:r Charles M cC loskey, Industrial W a s te w a te r Business M a n a g e r, E voqua W a te r Technologies p S/i V/VI HB.2 FGD AND WASTE VOLUME REDUCTION - CASE STUDY ON THERMAL EVAPORATION iJ| C lark Harrison, Director, Pow er G e n e ra tio n Business D e ve lo p m e n t, Purestream Services :i|j:M s s m m H6.3 BOTTOM ASH OPTIONS FOR ELG AND CCR COMPLIANCE i} 8 F8 TOI TS G e ra ld Long, M a n a g e r, North A m e ric a , United C o n v e y o r C o rp o ra tio n # v DUKE N.4 RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT OF FGD BYPRODUCTS EN!ERGV Keith Am brose, C h e m ical Engineer, Duke Energy ' ' SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 4 S 1H Wednesday | 7:30AM - 9:30AM H7* CCS: CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGE H7.1 STATUS OP TECH DEVELOPMENT AT THE NATIONAL CARBON CAPTURE CTR {INVITED} Roxann Laird, D ire ctor - N a tio n a l C a rb o n C a p tu re C e n te r, Southern C o.; Frank M orto n G asm ei V 3 d 3 it e i- i :se\ H7-2 F M MON1TOR1NG s y s t e m p r o v id e s tig h te r c o n t r o l o n e m is s io n s p r o m c C o -C h a ir - Jim Cornish, Sales & S upport M a n a g e r, G a sm e t T echnologies H7.3 POLICY PARITY FOR CARBON CAPTURE H e a th er G reenley, Program C o o rd in a to r, USEA SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE W ednesday | 10AAA - 12PAA H8* LAMDFILl GAS & RARE EARTH ELEMENTS H8.1 RECOVERY OP RARE EARTH METALS PROM C O A L COMBUSTION RESIDUALS Joseph Laurino, President, Periodic Products, Inc.; Z achary Huba AICOM wWOOD GROUP H8.2 RARE EARTH ELEMENTS IN C O AL AND C O AL COMBUSTION PRODUCTS Elliot Roth, Research Engineer, NETL/AECOM; M e g a n M a c a la , AECOM/NETL; R o n g h on g Lin, ORISE; Tracy Bank, AECOM/NETL; Bret H o w a rd, NETL; Evan G ran ite , NETL; Yee Soong, NETL H8.3 A METHOD FOR PREDICTING CCR LANDFILL LEACHATE GENERATION VOLUME C e d ric Ruhl, Senior Engineer, W o o d G ro u p PLC. L iliiS V H8.4 DETERMINATION OP RARE EARTHS IN C O AL COMBUSTION BY-PRODUCTS Evan G ran ite , Research C h e m ic a l Engineer, USDOE/ NETL; Elliot Roth -NETL, Tracy B a n kNETL, M a ry A n n e Alvin - NETL, Ken La d w lg - EPRI Coriolis Enterprises H8.5 INNOVATIVE METHODOLOGIES FOR ASSESSMENT, IDENTIFICATION & MITIGATION Hari G u p ta , Director, Coriolis Enterprises 26 m m oi r 1 ED 002061 00184174-00013 TRACK 1 WATER & 31 6(b) ROOM 9 ADVISORY BOARD TRACK I AUGOffl Saimlwmymi A t S T * i; esiAeti C ffl2 lli *! i ! 'M*. . \ vil 1 I V>/iuevnt ilM Q A A m * [p s a ] RESNEI 1 H e l l t E M E R a v V ? i ^ ( f ) G This Track provides current presentations on current technologies a n d strategies, concerning w ater and wastew ater m anagem ent, including 316 (b), cooling towers, FGD, ZLD, c o a l ash, a n d rem ediation in the electric utility industry. TRACK SPONSOR & CO-CHAIRS: (SUBMIT TO lMFO@EUEC.COM} M onday j 1PM - 3PM I I . WASTEWATER M AN AG EM EN T 11.1 P A W N I N G WITH BIG INDUSTRY TO REDUCE NUTRIENT POLLUTION Sarah Gilstrap, Senior Environm ental Scientist, Burns & M cD o n n e ll Engineering C o m p a n y 11.2 OCR WATER SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS DATA QUALITY ISSUES D a vid Thai, Principal Chem ist, Environm ental Standards, Inc.; V itale, G a b le , D icken, M artin B A R R II ,3 A PROMISING ASH POND WATER TREATMENT METHOD UTILIZING FLYASH Jeong-Y un W on, Senior G e o te c h n ic a l Engineer, Barr Engineering C o m p a n y 11.4 EFFECTIVE CLARIFICATION TO MEET TIGHT TRACE METAL LIMITS D e m is Fink, W a te r tor Pow er Lead, CH2M ; Thom as E. Higgins a n d M a ry M c C lo u d Y 11.5 THERMAL EVAPORATIVE WASTEWATER TREATMENT: SCALE CONTROL & M G M T p t* r e i :rf.` si sv| T od d W hiting, Sr. VP Pow er G e n e ra tio n O pe ra tio n s, Purestream Services ________________________ M on d ay j 3:30PM - 5:30PM___________________________________ 12, GROUND WATER, REMEDIATION & 3 1 6 (b ) CHAOTICWATERS 12.1 A PARADIGM SHIFT IN WATER TREATMENT A aron Morrison, President & CEO, C haoticw aters, Inc. 12.2 APPLICATION OP DEMULSIFICATION METHOD FOR TREATMENT OE OILY WATER Karim G h a s e m ip a n a h , G ro u p M a n a g e r o f W a te r a n d W a ste w a te r T re a tm e n t Research, Research Institute of Petroieum Industry; S adegh Shokouhi, Kimia Saba S ahand Shahraz 12.3 ALTERNATE SOURCE DEMONSTRATION USING MULTIVARIATE STATISTICS N a ta sh a H ausm ann, Senior Scientist, ERM; Brian Bjorklund sAs 12,4 CAPACITIVE DEIONIZATION OF A METAL-CONTAMINATED UNDERGROUND WATER w H. Paul W a n g , Professor, N a tio n a l C h e n g Kung University, C h o n g , N a t'! C h e n g Kung Univ; J. W a n g , Univ. o f C al, San D ie g o ; W ei, Tunghai University, Lin, N a tio n a l Tsing-Hua University s p e a k in g slots a v a il a b le 27 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA KBW TRACK 1 WATER & 316(b) ROOM 9 _________ Tuesday j 7:30AAA - 9:30AM 13.316(b) 13,1 INTER-YEAR VARIABILITY IN IMPINGEMENT AND ENTRAINMENT RATES G re g Seegert, C h ie f ichthyologist, EA Eng.; J. R ager & J. Vondruska, EA; D. Dixon, ERR! 13.2 PEER REVIEWER IDENTIFICATION, SELECTION AND MANAGEMENT C hristopher W iggins, Sr. A q u a tic Scientist, Burns & M cD o nn e ll 13.3 USE OF CED TO OPTIMIZATION A FISH RETURN DISCHARGE LOCATION LD E M Nathaniel Olken, Principal Engineer, A lden Research Laboratory -, ...rs. L liit 13.4 A CONSORTIUM APPROACH TO 314(3} FOR FACILITIES ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER Kurtis Schlicht, T ech n ica l Director, Environm ental Resources M a n a g e m e n t 13.5 GREEN ALTERNATIVES FOR WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT Henry Hunt, Sr. Project M a n a g e r, Layne-R anney h v ir r iiftX i l l s - nip 134 CASE STUDY OF RETROFITTING THE DAIRY LAND MADGETT PLANT INTAKE Bret t DeRousse, N a tio n a l A c c o u n t M a n a g e r, Hydrolox; M ike M cC u llick; D airy!and Pow er Tuesday \ 10AM - 12PM 14. FGD WASTEWATER & ZLD 14.1 INNOVATIVE EGD WASTEWATER TREATMENT ADN ZLD OPTIONS M alcolm M an, Executive V ice President, Saltworks Technologies, Inc.; Ben Sparrow 14.2 ADVANTAGES OF ZLD COMPLIANT DENSE SLURRY ASH DISPOSAL SYSTEMS (DSS) Tobias Lutz, P roduct M a n a g e r, Putzmeister Solid Pumps G m bH ; Uii Freitag 14.3 ENTRAINMENT STUDIES AT THE ALLIANT EDGEWATER GENERATING STATION ON EAR C hristopher W iggins, Sr. A q u a tic Scientist, Burns & M cD o nn e ll r 14,4 USING 3RINE ENCAPSULATION TECH. TO M A N A G E POWER PLANT WASTEWATER ii i t >! ! r i f iI C lark Harrison, D ire ctor o f Business D e v e lo p m e n t, Purestream Services; T odd W hiting SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Tuesday M PM - 3PAA 15. FGD WASTEWATER & ELG 15.1 INVESTIGATING OPTIONS FOR CLOSING THE EOTTOM ASH LOOP C t e f t f : Krystal Perez, industrial W ate r-P o w e r P ractice Lead, CH2M 15.2 ASSESSMENT OP HEAVY METALS POLLUTION OF SOME WATER RESOURCES A b d ra b e in a b i A b d e lh a d y , Professor, D a m a n h o u r University; A b d e la ty , E. F. 15.3 PO TECHNOLOGY FOR FGD WASTEWATER PRODUCES ELG COMPLIANT STREAM M a rg a rita Luis, V ice President - Inside Sales, Fluid T e ch n o lo g y Solutions, Inc.; Fabian Solberg; Eisenmann 15,4 NANO-FILTRATION TREATMENT OF FGD WATER TO MEET FLO STANDARDS J o n a th a n C h e n , Process Engineer, BKT ) SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 28 m m oi ED 002061 00184174-00014 TRACK 1 1 1WATER & 31 6(b) ROOM 9 Tuesday [ 3:30PM - 5:30PM l. 3 1 6 (b ), ELG# WASTEWATER 14.1 LOW VOLUME WASTEWATERS: COLLECTING DATA FOR CRITICAL DECISIONS *wa,* V ,ow*M'- Karen B urchardt, A s s o d a te Environ. Engineer, Burns a n d M cD o nn e ll, Douglas Randall 14.2 SECTION 3 H { A ) COMPLIANCE ON LARGE FRESHWATER RIVERS auN^g<gwQ&. C hristopher W iggins, Sr. A q u a tic Scientist, Burns a n d M cD o nn e ll ^ 14.3 REAL TIME O R G AN IC DISCHARGE CONTROL FOR EGD WASTEWATER A m a n d a Scott, P roduct M a n a g e r & A p plications Specialist, GE A nalytical Instruments r i l l i i t S i l , : : ; , 14.4 ONLINE MULTI-METALS WATER ANALYZER FIELD DEMONSTRATION Troy Pittenger, R&D Director, C o o p e r Environm ental Services: Brian Edge SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE W ednesday | 7:30AM - 9:30AM 17. 3 1 6 (b ), C O O LfM G WATER & SELENIUM 17.1 ONLINE SELENIUM SPECIATION ANALYSIS TO AID ELG COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS Vladim ir Dozortsev P.h.D., D e ve lo p m e n t M an a g e r, A q u a M e tro lo g y Systems Ltd. Stsfitec 17.2 EFFECTS OF CO O LIN G WATER INTAKES ON EEDERALLY LISTED SPECIES Brandon Johnson, Sr. Project M a n a g e r, S tantec 17.3 PHOTODEGRADATION OF IBUPRGEEN BY G -C 3N 4/B I2W O A /R G O UNDER VISIBLE LIGHT Shou-Heng Liu, Professor, N a tio n a l C h e n g Kung University SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE Wednesday | 10A M - 12PM 18. WATER SUPPLY & SECURITY _ 18.1 ASSESSMENT OE HEAVY METALS POLLUTION OP SOME WATER RESOURCES ~ " A b d ra b e ln a b i A b d e ih a d y , Professor, D a m a n h o u r University f f l U O l l W f t m'2 iT S NOT JUST W A T K " THE SCIENCE AND IMPORTANCE BEHIND COLLECTING REF ^ n r o w i i M ic h a e l M cM e n u s, Sr. Process Specialist, Kiewit Engineering || |p ALASKA 18.3 RESILIENCE & ADAPTATION: EVALUATING RISKS TO THE YUKON RIVER WATERSHED L a w re n c e Duffy, Professor, University o f Alaska Fairbanks; KL D un la p , BH Dainowski I ll 18.4 ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN WATER/WASTEWATER SYSTEMS G uru N a v a n e e th a m , Engineering Supervisor, Lincus, he.; Sabarish V in o d a n d Jorj N ofal aS yrL ) s p e a k in g slo ts a v a il a b l e 29 Sierra Club v. EPA 18cv3472 NDCA TRACK I J ! BATTERY & STORAGE ROOM 10 ADVISORY BOARD MMfW?k <35$.S3 SiS'TS$: iG BfG T iuiri K'i' E3 - This Track provides current presentations on current technologies a n d strategies, concerning energ y storage, batteries, charging, EV, a n d PHEV TRACK SPONSOR & CG~CHAIIt$: (SUBMIT TO INFO@ EUEC.COM) " < .. ................... M onday | 1PM - 3PM J1. C H A R G IN G & TRANSPORTATION J1.1 HYBRIDIZATION OF COMMUTER PASSENGER RAIL D a ve C o o k, CTO, Rail Propulsion Systems J1.2 ELECTRIFYING FLEETS: CAN IT BE DONE? Tim Echols, Com m issioner, State o f G e o rg ia J1.3 LARGE BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE: STATIONARY AND V2G Paul Scott, VP - A d v a n c e d Technologies, TransPower; Joshua G old m a n J1.4 MODELING ENERGY-SAVING FREIGHT DELIVERY SCENARIOS A m y M oore, Postdoctoral Research Associate, O a k Ridge National Laboratory J1.S EV TO GRID INTEGRATION - HOW IT WORKS. WHY IT MATTERS. Preston Roper, Chief M arketing & O p e ra tin g Officer, eMotorW erks M o n d ay 3:30PM - 5:30PM J2. E V & PHEV J2.1 HEAVY RAIL WAYSIDE ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS FOR PASSENGER AND FREIGHT Brian Yanity, Research Engineer, Rail Propulsion Systems EVOLVED WIRELESS J2.2 ELIMINATING THE HARM OF BUNDLED-COST OR BUNDLED-BENEFIT CAR PARKING M ic h a e l Buiiock, Transportation Advisor, E volved Wireless, Inc. J2.3 ENERGY STORAGE & M GMT FOR TRANSPORTATION & STATIONARY ENERGY USE ' DSMTKAgVs (INVITED) A n d re w Frank, CTO, Efficient Drivetrains Inc. SPEAKING SLOTS AVAILABLE 30 m x& k ED 002061 00184174-00015 TRACK I J I BATTERY & STORAGE le id o s J3. BATTERY & STORAGE SYSTEMS J 3 J IMPLICATIONS DUE TO THE ABSENCE OF USE CASE TESTING STANDARDS C ory S chaeffer, Senior C o nsultant, Leidos Engineering f m m i J3.2 THE VALUE OEOPTIQNAL1TY IN DEPLOYING GRID STORAGE L U l I l u l U M a x Henrion, CEO, Lum ina Decision Systems; Kim berlyI Mullins U C S a iD g u J3.3TBD John H. 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