The 2nd Coal Combustion Product (CCP) Optimization Conference

The resurgence of coal as the mainstay of fossil fuel in the US and globally has further increased the substantial volumes of Coal Combustion Products (CCP) that are being produced. In the US, Coal Combustion Products (CCP) are the fourth biggest quantity mineral supply produced. How to manage the utilization and disposal of these products while developing strategies to maximize opportunities and reduce risk in relation to regulatory constraints is the focus of this conference. Industry experts from the utility sector and coal support service sectors will share their perspective on the opportunities and risks associated with Coal Combustion Product (CCP) utilization and disposal. In parallel, the environmental protection agencies will describe the different perspectives affiliated with CCP utilization as examined within the EPA Air side and the EPA Waste side. Utilities are faced with additional regulation compliance that may very well render their combustion products (CCPs) unmarketable. The challenges and possible influences of such regulations on disposal will be addressed together with the current trends and economic factors.

Who Should Attend:

• Coal Combustion Product Personnel

• R & D Firms

• Coal Technologies Companies

• Utility CCP Managers

• Environmental Consultants

• Mining Companies

• Environmental Executives

• Plant Developers and Managers

• Financial Controllers

• Fossil Fuels Departments

• Attorneys/General/Senior Counsels

• Emissions Traders

• Environmental Agencies

• Managers Sales and Marketing

• Consultants

• Coal Combustion Product Marketers

• Risk Managers

• Fuel Managers

• Coal Combustion Product Disposal

• Coal Producers

• Financial Institutions

• By-Products Marketing Specialists

• Supervising Engineers for CCP

Topics Include:

• What is Coal Ash? Overcoming Barriers to Increased Utilization

• CCP Management Practices: The Utility Perspective

• New Power Plant Construction: CCP Readiness

• FGD Material: What Do we do With it Now That We Have Made All the Wallboard We Can?

• CCP Mine Placement ? NAS and Beyond ? A Utility Perspective

• IGCC: How Building Relationships Can Move Your New Technology Material

• Coal Creek Station, N.D.: Dispelling the Barriers

• CCP Beneficial Use: Terminology and Case Studies

• CCP Quality Issue and Marketing

• Making Marketing Successful ? Challenges of Balancing Supply with Demand and Customer Preferences

• The Carbon Burn-Out Process: The SCANA Perspective

• Economic Impact to the South Carolina Economy from Santee Cooper?s Ash Utilization Program

• Update on Recent CCP Regulatory Issues and Partnership Opportunities

• Retaining CCP Sales at Power Plants Controlled for Mercury: What R&D Is Doing To Help You

• The CCP Regulatory Landscape

• Implementation of the NAS? Report on Mine Placement Recommendations for CCP Management

• Evaluating the Impact of CAIR and CAMR on Beneficial Use and Disposal of Coal Combustion Residues

• Mercury: The EPA Perspective from the Clean Air Office

• Mercury: EPA Perspective from the Solid Waste Office

Speakers Include:

• Elaine Farrington, Account Manager, Combustion Byproducts, Tampa Electric

• Dave Goss, Executive Director, ACAA

• Thomas Jansen, PE, Supervising Engineer, Coal Combustion Products Group, WE Energies

• Cheri Miller, Byproducts Marketing Specialist, TVA

• Dana Meier, PE, JD, Fuel Supply Group, Coal and CCP Quality Manager, Indianapolis Power & Light

• Al Christianson, ND Business Services Representative, Great River Energy

• Mike Nasi, Compliance & Environmental Legal Counsel, Partner, Lloyd Gosselink

• John Ward, Vice President, Marketing & Governmental Affairs, Headwaters, Inc.

• Ted Frady, Senior Engineer, SCANA

• Thomas Edens, Administrator of Combustion Products Utilization, Santee Cooper

• George Offen, Technical Executive, Air Emissions, Coal Combustion Product Management, EPRI

• Jim Roewer, Executive Director, Utility Solid Waste Activities Group

• Susan Thorneloe, Office of Research and Development, National Risk Management Research Laboratory, US EPA

• Keith Barnett, Small Business Issues Coordinator for the Emissions Standards Division, US EPA

• John Sager, EPA C2P2 Coordinator, US EPA

• David Gossman, President, Gossman Consulting and President, Chemright Laboratories

Reserve your place today!