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 Workshops/Conferences
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Upcoming Events
NY SWANA Solid Waste & Recycling Conference
May 3-6, 2009
Lake George, New York
NY SWANA is holding their annual conference, which includes technical programs with presentations on various solid waste and recycling topics. There will also be a trade show with more than 120 exhibitors. LMOP will present "Recent Developments in Financing Options for Landfill Gas to Energy Projects" during the conference. To meet with LMOP during the event, please contact Chris Godlove (godlove.chris@epa.gov), LMOP, at 202-343-9795.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's Environmental Trade Fair and Conference
May 12-14, 2009
Austin, Texas
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality will host the 2009 Environmental Trade Fair and Conference. The conference includes educational tracks on waste management, waste remediation, pollution prevention and innovation, and more. LMOP will be presenting "State of Landfill Gas Energy Projects in Texas-Trends and Opportunities." If you wish to meet with LMOP, please contact Tom Frankiewicz (frankiewicz.thomas@epa.gov), LMOP, at 202-343-9232.
American Gas Association Operations & Engineering Conference
May 17-19, 2009
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The annual American Gas Association Conference gathers natural gas utilities and transmission companies to discuss a variety of the industry's top issues. This year's theme is Clean and Green Fuel. LMOP's Rachel Goldstein will present on how landfill gas can be a valuable supplemental fuel to natural gas users and highlight the successful partnership that natural gas utilities and transmission companies have formed with landfill gas energy project developers. To meet with LMOP during the event, please contact Rachel Goldstein (goldstein.rachel@epa.gov), LMOP, at 202-343-9391.
WasteTech-2009
May 26-27, 2009
Moscow, Russia
WasteTech-2009 will target commercial use of non-traditional methane and biomass resources for energy production. Environmental technologies and services related to waste management and recycling will be showcased. Also, panel discussions will address emission reduction strategies, best practices, and key barriers for different methane sources, such as landfill gas. For more information about Methane to Markets landfill gas related activities in Russia, please contact Swarupa Ganguli (ganguli.swarupa@epa.gov), LMOP, at 202-343-9732.
Americans for the Arts 2009 Annual Conference
June 18-20, 2009
Seattle, Washington
Americans for the Arts' 2009 Annual Conference theme is Arts in Sustainable Communities. LMOP will be presenting on how landfill gas energy has been used to lower the energy costs for artisans. LMOP award winning EnergyXchange Renewable Energy Center is an example. If you wish to meet with LMOP during the event, please contact Tom Frankiewicz (frankiewicz.thomas@epa.gov), LMOP, at 202-343-9232.
2009 National Biomethane Summit
June 23, 3009
Sacramento, California
Hosted by the California Natural Gas Vehicle Partnership, this event includes the latest information, applications, success stories, and technology in the fields of: landfill gas to vehicle fuel, dairy waste methane recovery, wastewater processing plants, greenhouse gas emission reductions, and other sources of renewable natural gas.
GovEnergy 2009
August 9-12, 2009
Providence, Rhode Island
GovEnergy 2009 is an energy workshop and tradeshow designed for federal agencies, local and state governments, and those organizations supporting their energy needs. Topics included in the agenda are incentives from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, implementation of federal requirements for renewable energy, how to finance renewable energy projects, contracting and leasing arrangements, and many other renewable energy-related items.
Methane to Markets Project Expo
March 2-5, 2010
New Delhi, India
Save the Date! Methane to Markets will be soliciting abstracts from Project Network members and delegates to be presented at the next Expo. The 2007 Project Expo's landfill breakout sessions highlighted new developments in estimating landfill methane recovery and lessons learned from landfill methane utilization projects. Participants also discussed technical perspectives on transitioning landfill biogas to beneficial use. Finding carbon finance for landfill methane projects and issues in bringing smaller scale projects to market were also discussed at length.
Presentations/Proceedings
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