2014 Environmental Conference
Schedule of Sessions and Special Events
Sunday October 19, 2014 |
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Registration/Badge Pick-up |
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AFPM Workshop: The Refinery Sector Rule: Impact & Next Steps
- This event is open to Conference Registrants Only. A separate registration fee is required for this event. Click here to view the agenda for this workshop. |
Monday October 20, 2014 |
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Registration |
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Early Coffee & Rolls |
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Keynote Session |
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Session I: Water Topics and Issues
- Source Elimination of Mercury-Containing Materials – BP Whiting’s Purchasing Program Implementation to Improve Wastewater Quality Rosalie Herrera, BP Products North America & Tom Smith, Sage Environmental Consulting EPA and Army Corps of Engineers Expand Protection of Streams and Wetlands Aaron Maier, Trihydro Corporation Update on EPA's 316b Rule Greg Seegert, EA Engineering, Science & Technology |
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Coffee Break |
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Session II: Greenhouse Gas Management and Issues
- Boiler MACT Energy Assessments at Refineries: A Case Study Jacob Fournier, Marathon Petroleum & Jose Orsini, Trinity Consultants Carbon Sequestration – The Technical & Economic Infeasibility of Deep Well Injection of CO2 John Joyce, Sage Environmental GHG RACT for Washington Refineries Maren Seibold, Trinity Consultants & Matt Cohen, Stoel Rives LLP Trends in Greenhouse Gas PSD Permitting Zachary Craft, Baker Botts LLP |
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Luncheon with Speaker
- Coming Soon to a Refinery Near You – The Social Cost of Carbon Ron Crum, URS Corporation |
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Session III: Emission Estimation / Inventory / Other
- Refinery Air Emission Metrics Jess McAngus, Spirit Environmental Discover Accurate Wastewater Emissions Modeling Through Toxchem™ 4.2.3 John Joyce, Sage Environmental Effective Stakeholder Engagement to Support Critcal Capital Projects and Complex Technial Data Rob Gronewold and Kristina Mitchell, ERM |
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Coffee Break |
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Session IV: Enforcement Initiatives
- 15 Years of the EPA Risk Management Program Rule: A Review of Enforcement and Compliance Management Issues at Refineries and Petrochemical Facilities Joel Trinkle and Evan Hunter, Barr Engineering Company Gone Are The Days of the SSM Exemption Alexandra Bromer, Perkins Coie The General Duty Clause: It’s Not Just For Accidents Anymore LeAnn Johnson Koch, Perkins Coie |
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Technical Poster Session & Reception |
Tuesday October 21, 2014 |
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Early Coffee & Rolls |
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Registration |
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Session V: NAAQS Implementation / Permitting
- Strategic Implications of Ozone NAAQS Developments on PSD Permitting John Colebrook and Anna Henolson, Trinity Consultants PM2.5 Air Quality Modeling for Permits Jeffry Bennett, Barr Engineering Dealing with the SO2 NAAQS Data Requirements Rule: Challenges and Options Robert Paine, AECOM Reducing Compliance Risk for Dilute VOC Control Operation in Plastics Production Thomas Wauhob, Sage Environmental Consulting NSR Permitting of Coke Drum Steam Vents at Delayed Cokers Joe Ibanez, TRICORD Consulting, LLC |
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Coffee Break |
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Session VI: Flare Management / Regulatory Compliance
- NSPS Subpart Ja Flare Management Plan – Plan Elements and Lessons Learned Meredith Knauf, Trihydro Corporation Complicated yet Necessary: Managing Compliance with the Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine (RICE) Rules Gary Russell, Marathon Petroleum Company Katie Mareno, Sage Environmental Consulting Establishing a Site-Specific NOX Emission Limit under NSPS Ja: A Case Study David Wall, Trinity Consultants & Jacob Fournier, Marathon Petroleum Company Refinery Residual Risk Phil Norwood, ERM |
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Luncheon with Speaker
- GHG NSPS Roger Martela, Sidley Austin LLP |
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Session VII: Refinery Risk and Technology Rule and ICR Results
- Proposed Revisions to Refinery MACT (haven't we heard this before?) Robert Ferry, TGB Partnership Overview of Proposed Refinery Residual Risk Rule Margie Roulier, URS Corporation Overview of Refinery Fenceline Monitoring Pilot Project and EPA's Proposed Refinery Risk and Technology Review Rule Larry Hottenstein, ERM |