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Landfill Gas Energy: A Sustainable Energy Source from Small Landfills in New England

Proceedings and Highlights

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LMOP, EPA Region 1, Maine Department of Environmental Protection, and the Environmental Finance Center of the University of Maine sponsored this informative one-day meeting. Topics includedthe latest technologies, resources and initiatives available for landfill gas projects at small landfills, and the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) and how itcould apply to landfill gas energy projects.

Welcome

  • Bill Foster, Dean of the Muskie School, University of Southern Maine

Opening Remarks

  • David P. Littell, Commissioner, Maine Department of Environmental Protection (ME DEP)

Overview and Goals of the Meeting

  • David Burns, ME DEP

An Overview of Landfill Gas Energy and U.S. EPA’s Landfill Methane Outreach Program

  • Kelly Fagan (PDF, 35 pp., 919 KB), Shaw Environmental, contractor to U.S. EPA LMOP

Landfill Gas Offset Projects in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) – A Regulatory Perspective

  • Eric Kennedy (PDF, 28 pp., 418 KB), Bureau of Air Quality, Maine Department of the Environment

Making Projects Happen – Federal Tax Incentives for Landfill Gas Energy

  • Paul Burkett (PDF, 14 pp., 122 KB), Attorney at Law, Rath, Young and Pignatelli

Developing Landfill Gas Projects at Small Landfills – A Developer’s Perspective

  • Paul Hesson (PDF, 18 pp., 438 KB), Waste Management Renewable Energy

Alternative Markets for Carbon Offset Projects – Choosing the Right Standards for Your Landfill

Preparing Your Landfill for an Offset Project – Measuring, Recordkeeping, Reporting, Calibrating and Validating Landfill Gas Data for Carbon Offset Projects

  • Russ Anderson (PDF, 45 pp., 662 KB), SCS Engineers, a case study example of City of Gardner, MA Landfill

A Landfill Owner’s Perspective on Carbon Offset Projects – Part 1

A Landfill’s Perspective on Carbon Offset Projects and Renewable Energy

Working with a Carbon Offset Aggregator

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