Workshop: CHP and Bioenergy for Landfills and Wastewater Treatment
Plants
The Intermountain CHP Center hosted a workshop designed to give
landfill and wastewater treatment plant owners and operators the
information they need to effectively evaluate if renewable CHP is right
for their facility at this time, avoid common mistakes, and design a
project that will be reliable and economic. The workshop was held on
August 11, 2005 in Salt Lake City at Questar Gas.
The workshop was sponsored by the Intermountain CHP Center, the
Intermountain CHP Initiative, Chevron Energy Solutions, U.S. Department
of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency CHP Partnership, Questar,
and Smith Detroit Diesel Allison.
MORNING GROUP PRESENTATIONS
- General Overview & Benefits
Kim Crossman, Program Manager, EPA CHP Partnership
- Market Size
/ Market Opportunities
Paul Lemar, President, Resource Dynamics Corporation
- CHP Systems for
Landfills and Wastewater Treatment Plants
Paul Lemar, President, Resource Dynamics Corporation
- More on Fuel Conditioning and
Clean-Up
Paul Tower, P.E., Applied Filter Technology
- About the Intermountain CHP Center
Patti Case, Director, Intermountain CHP Center
WASTEWATER BREAK-OUT SESSION
- Designing a Project - Rules of
Thumb & Questions to Ask
Ron Sieger, P.E., Vice President and Principal Technologist for
Residuals Management, CH2MHill; Dru Whitlock, P.E., Project Manager,
CH2MHill
- Operating A Project
Sarwan Wason, P.E., Partner, Carollo Engineers
- Regulations
Mike Herkimer, Permit Manager, Water Quality Division, Utah Department
of Environmental Quality
- Ina Road Wastewater
Treatment Plant, Tucson, Arizona
Bob Baltes, Principal, Baltes Distributed Generation
- North Columbus, Georgia
Wastewater Treatment Plant
John Willis, Senior Associate, Brown & Caldwell
- Lancaster Water Reclamation
Plant, California
Phil Egleston, Vice President of Construction, RealEnergy
LANDFILL BREAK-OUT SESSION
- Designing a Project -
Rules of Thumb & Questions to Ask
Jeff Pierce, Vice President, SCS Energy
- Operating a Project
Jeff Pierce, Vice President, SCS Energy
- How to Use the Heat from a Landfill Gas Project – Different
Approaches
Patti Case, Director, Intermountain CHP Center
- Regulations
Speaker (landfills): Rick Sprott, Director, Air Quality Division, Utah
Department of Environmental Quality
- Salt Lake City/County Landfill and Murray City, Utah
Gary Merrill, General Manager of Murray City Power and Romney Stewart,
Executive Director, Salt Lake Valley Solid Waste Management Council
- Capstone 60-kW and
30-kW Microturbine Installations at Landfills
Jeff Pierce, Vice President, SCS Energy
- Tri-Cities Landfill,
Arizona
Bob Baltes, Principal, Baltes Distributed Generation
AFTERNOON GROUP PRESENTATIONS
- Third-Party Ownership And/Or Operation
Kevin Best, CEO, RealEnergy
- Funding Opportunities
Christine Hurley Brinker, Program Associate, Intermountain CHP Center
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