Proceedings and Highlights
The Annual LMOP Conference and Project Expo was one of the most anticipated conferences of the year! For this year's conference we were thrilled to return to Baltimore, Maryland and the brand new Hilton Baltimore. Attendees learned about the latest projects, technologies and financial incentives and once again the conference included technical presentations, exhibits, and a Project Expo. Listed below are the panels held at the conference and the speakers who presented.
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Attendee List (PDF, 17 pp., 440 KB)
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Project Expo: Landfills in Search of Development
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- Baker Place Road Landfill, Georgia (PDF, 2 pp., 198 KB)
- Kerrville Landfill, Texas (PDF, 2 pp., 210 KB)
- Legacy Landfill, Arkansas (PDF, 2 pp., 191 KB)
- Mount Carberry Landfill, New Hampshire (PDF, 2 pp., 225 KB)
- Ottumwa Wapello County SLF, Iowa (PDF, 2 pp., 261 KB)
- Port Angeles Landfill, Washington (PDF, 2 pp., 218 KB)
- Tazewell County Landfill, Virginia (PDF, 2 pp., 228 KB)
- West Daviess County Landfill, Kentucky (PDF, 2 pp., 188 KB)
Keynote Address (PDF, 21 pp., 283 KB)
Dina Kruger, Climate Change Division Director, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA)
Welcome and Conference Overview (PDF, 18 pp., 876 KB)
Rachel Goldstein, Team Leader, Landfill Methane Outreach Program (LMOP), US EPA
Session 1: Featuring Landfill Gas in Advertising Materials & Marketing Efforts – Company Strategies
Moderator: Victoria Ludwig, EPA LMOP
Session 2: Carbon Market Perspectives from the Registry and Regulatory Side
Moderator: Tom Frankiewicz, EPA LMOP
Session 3: What's New in '08 – Part 1
Moderator: Jerry Leone, Casella Waste Systems
- The Multiple Benefits of Fueling Mars in Waco, Texas (PDF, 17 pp., 614 KB)
David Prybylowski, Sustainability Director, Mars Snackfood, US
- Conestoga – Two Landfills, Two Long Pipelines, and Seven End Users (PDF, 24 pp., 3.7 MB)
Joel Zylstra, President, Granger Electric & Energy
- Lansing Board of Water and Light – The Lone RPS in Michigan (PDF, 14 pp., 95 KB)
Sue Warren, Lansing Board of Water and Light
2008 LMOP Partner and Project of the Year Awards Luncheon (PDF, 19 pp., 1.5 MB)
EPA Recognizes Partners for Pursuing Renewable Energy Through the Creative Use of Landfill Gas
>> EPA Press Release
Session 4: International Lessons Learned
Moderator: Brian Guzzone, Ameresco
- M2M – 5 Step Assessment Process for Landfills Internationally (PDF, 18 pp., 922 KB)
Swarupa Ganguli, LMOP, US EPA
- Operators and Maintenance Training Piloted in the Ukraine (PDF, 55 pp., 32 MB)
Steve Yob, Division Director, Division of Solid Waste and Recycling
Cathleen Hall, SCS Engineers
- Project Development under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM): A Case Study of Tianjin, China (PDF, 21 pp., 412 KB)
Charles Peterson, The World Bank
Session 5: Financing LFG Energy Projects – Tax Credits, Interplay of Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) and Greenhouse Gas Credits (GHGs)
Moderator: Michael Levin, NLGC, LLC/Carbon Finance Strategies, LLC
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Session 6: What's New in '08 – Part 2
Moderator: Swarupa Ganguli, EPA LMOP
- Dell/TXU and ERCOT (PDF, 11 pp., 363 KB)
Dave Unger, Waste Management
- Worcester County Renewable Energy, Dual-use wells and Carbon Credits (PDF, 30 pp., 2.3 MB)
John Kumm, Senior Project Manager, EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc.
- Seward County Landfill- Combined LFG and Lagoon Biogas (PDF, 20 pp., 1.4 MB)
Mike Tabor, Landfill Director
Session 7: What's New in '08 – Part 3
Moderator: Bryce Lloyd, OWT (HK) Ltd
- Monroe County NY – LFG from a Bioreactor Site (PDF, 14 pp., 1.5 MB)
Russell P. Rutkowski, Associate Engineer, Monroe County, New York Department of Environmental Services
- Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority – "We made 100 cfm of landfill gas work for us, so can you." (PDF, 33 pp., 694 KB)
John R. Baron, Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority
- Three Projects, 26 MW, 12 Months (PDF, 37 pp., 2.2 MB)
Bill Owen, Vice President of Business Development, Landfill Energy Systems (LES)
Session 8: What's New in '08 – Part 4
Moderator: Chuck Foster, Pepco Energy Services
- High BTU and the New Siloxane Challenge at the South Hills Landfill (PDF, 47 pp., 136 KB)
Richard Gladstone, Green Gas Energy LLC
- County of Greenville South Carolina- First US VCS Project (PDF, 23 pp., 881 KB)
William Brinker, Greenville Gas Producers, LLC
- Taking in Landfill Gas – No Trivial Matter for Gas Utilities (PDF, 13 pp., 463 KB)
Allen J. Spivey, Director, Office of Corporate Engineering, AGL
Session 9: Industry and EPA Approaches to Estimating Emissions from Landfills
Moderator: Bob Gardner, SCS Engineers
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