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The Official Publication of IDEA’s 101st Annual Conference & Trade Show
Onsite
District Energy
District Energy/CHP 2010
Creating an Efficient Energy Future
June 13-16, 2010 • Indianapolis, Indiana
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Contents
Welcome to
IDEA’s 101st Annual
Conference
& Trade Show
Conference Chairman’s Welcome
3
IDEA Chairman’s Message
5
President’s Message
7
Indianapolis Mayor’s Welcome
9
Indianapolis Fun Facts
10
Hotel & Convention Center Floor Plans
11
Spouse and Guest Activities
12
Special Information for Attendees
Registration Desk Hours
13
Attire for Conference
13
Apple Alert/Blue Ribbon
13
Annual Golf Tournament
13
Tickets
13
Keynote Luncheon Speaker
14
Conference Program 15
Technical Tour Information
19
Exhibit Information
June 13 - 16, 2010
Westin Indianapolis and
The Indiana Convention Center
Indianapolis, Indiana
Prize Drawing Information
20
Exhibit Schedule
21
Exhibit Floor Plan
21
Exhibitor Listings by Company
22
Exhibitor Listings by Booth
23
Exhibitor Products & Services
25
Sponsor Acknowledgements
38
Advertisers’ Index
40
Board of Directors/Staff
41
Forum Information/Google Groups
42
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Indianapolis Midfield Terminal
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Airports - Only One Of Our Specialties...
As you arrive in Indianapolis for the IDEA Annual Conference, you may pass through the spectacular
new Midfield Terminal at Indianapolis International Airport. Citizens is proud to provide on-site
management services at the Central Energy Plant which provides high-pressure hot water and
chilled water services to the terminal. Citizens is helping ensure the terminal is a model for energy
efficiency, including being on track for LEED certification.
Citizens has an outstanding list of on-site management clients including university, hospital, and
pharmaceutical customers. For more information, call Jeff Willman, Director of Sales for Citizens
Energy Group at 317-927-4790 or go to CitizensEnergyGroup.com.
Lucas Oil Stadium
IUPUI Campus Center
Please stop by and see us at Booth 30.
Conference Chairman’s Welcome
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Please stop by and see us at Booths 79 & 80.
IDEA Chairman’s Message
On behalf of the IDEA Board of Directors,
it is my pleasure to welcome all of you to
Indianapolis, Indiana and IDEA’s 101st
Annual Conference & Trade Show. Let me
first thank our host Citizens Thermal for
inviting us to experience the hospitality
of the Speedy City. Having never been
to Indianapolis, I look forward to seeing
the home of the Indianapolis Colts and the world famous Motor
Speedway with its 99 year tradition. Golfers in our IDEA Tournament
will have an opportunity to get a firsthand look at the Speedway
since four holes are inside the famed Brickyard Oval.
It has been a pleasure and privilege to serve as Chair of IDEA. During
my tenure, I have had the opportunity to meet with colleagues from
all around the world, in locations like Washington, DC, Dubai and
Copenhagen. One powerful and recurring message, reinforced by
the International Energy Agency at the District Energy Summit in
Copenhagen last year, is that district energy and combined heat and
power is a proven, effective and near-term measure to cut greenhouse gas emissions at the community level. We know from experience that the efficiency advantages of district energy/CHP can unlock
economies of scale and enable adoption of renewable or recycled
energy resources to increase energy security while supporting local
economies. It is essential that we share our experiences and continue
to learn from each other. That sharing is the essence of IDEA.
A great example of the collegial spirit of IDEA is the exceptional
technical program assembled for this conference. I want to thank
Jamie Dillard of Citizens Thermal, our Technical Program Chair, and
Laxmi Rao of IDEA for assembling such a robust and diverse program.
While many US district energy systems, are located in the middle of
major urban centers, including my own at the University of Texas at
Austin, this conference program has content intended to further the
development of district energy in our communities with topics such
as community energy planning, biomass applications, and public
private partnerships in communities. And I urge all of you to take full
advantage of the tremendous technical resources in our trade show,
with our largest turnout of exhibitors ever. As I have said many times,
IDEA business partners are a highly valuable and focused resource,
with solutions specific to the needs of the district energy industry.
Having these resources under one roof offers tremendous efficiency
when shopping for advisors, equipment or services.
Before I pass the gavel, I want to thank my colleagues, Gregg Coffin
of the University of Missouri, Tom Pierson of TAS and Steve Tredinnick
of Syska Hennessy for the passion, dedication and service they have
provided while serving on the board. I want to thank Jim Adams of
Cornell University, Steve Swinson of TECO, and Tim Merrill of NRG,
for agreeing to serve an additional three-year term. I want to extend
my heartfelt gratitude to Dennis Fotinos of Enwave for his many years
of service on the Executive Committee and for serving as Chairman
with such great vision and care for IDEA. I want to thank all of my
colleagues on the board of directors for their dedicated service during
IDEA’s successful Centennial year. I would be remiss if I did not also
thank our many hosts, technical chairs, forum leaders and members
for helping IDEA thrive.
On Tuesday night at the traditional Chairman’s Dinner, I will have
the privilege of introducing David Toombs of Citizens Thermal as the
incoming chair of IDEA. Dave has been a tremendous resource on
the board of directors and he brings so much experience and solid
leadership that will continue to expand and strengthen IDEA as we
begin our next 100 years.
In closing, words cannot convey the gratitude and pride I have felt
in serving the association as chair of IDEA. It feels like the tide is
changing in our favor and that the word on district energy is getting
out there, but we must not let up and we need to continue pushing forward. We definitely are on our way to “Creating an Efficient
Energy Future” as long as we continue to work together and reach
out effectively.
Please enjoy your stay in Indianapolis and thank you for your
continued participation in IDEA.
Juan M. Ontiveros, PE
IDEA Chair, 2009-2010
Executive Director of Utilities and Energy Management
University of Texas at Austin
[email protected]
June 2010
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President’s Message
Thank you for coming to Indianapolis and
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the 101st Annual Conference and Trade
If we are to be effective in creating a greater role for district energy
Show of the International District Energy
and CHP, we must also educate policy makers and business leaders
Association. It seems like only yesterday
on the advantages our systems offer. Collectively, our strengths and
that we were gathering for the 100th
successes reinforce our mutual interests.
Centennial Conference in Washington DC
I want to thank you for attending this conference and for your
and now here we are again, convening under the theme established
continued participation in IDEA. While we have a robust agenda
by IDEA Chair Juan Ontiveros, “Creating an Efficient Energy Future”.
compressed into a few short days together, I welcome your ideas
As IDEA begins our second century, it is increasingly clear that we
on how we can help each other move our industry forward. For
must redouble our efforts to accelerate the transition to cleaner, more
instance, in our Government Relations Forum, we hope to mobilize
efficient use of energy in our cities, communities and campuses. In
member resources in a more unified and effective advocacy effort
recent months, the extraction and exploitation of energy supplies has
to address coming energy and climate legislation and other policy
resulted in the tragic loss of 29 coal miners in the unforgiving hills of
challenges. Please participate in the forums, as they are available
West Virginia, followed by a horrific conflagration killing 11 and injur-
to all attendees, and take advantage of the tremendous technical
ing dozens aboard the Deepwater Horizon rig, before despoiling the
resources available in our sold-out Exhibit Hall. And finally, enjoy
Gulf of Mexico with millions of gallons of gushing oil. The full impact
your time away from the office and use this conference as a means
on the local economy, ecosystems and consequential environmental
to recharge, refresh and re-engage with industry colleagues and
remediation costs are simply staggering, if not overwhelming. These
friends. We have a lot of work to do together in “creating an
events would argue that now’s the time to get serious on implement-
efficient energy future”.
ing energy efficiency as a means to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. If
not now, when?
By coming together to share technical and business solutions, IDEA
members strengthen our collective industry and our respective
organizations in preparation for a greater role in tomorrow’s energy
mix. Working together to collaborate on common challenges cre-
Robert P. Thornton
President
[email protected]
ates efficiencies and scale that provides dividends in greater public
and employee safety, reduced energy and water consumption, and
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A New Addition
Scheduled to open
in early 2012, the
630,000-sq-ft
University Medical
Center of Princeton at
Plainsboro will have
237 single patient
rooms. The state-ofthe-art facility will
feature 21st century
emerging technologies
and “evidence based
design” whose design
components have
a track record of
improving the quality
of patient care and
enhancing productivity.
Benefits of CHP+NRGSM
• Reliability. CHP+NRGSM will
provide enhanced reliability and
100% redundancy for the medical
center’s power needs.
• Optimal energy efficiency.
CHP+NRGSM will take an already
energy-efficient power system and
enhance it with ‘smart’ controls and
meters to monitor and adjust energy
use for greatest efficiency.
• Lower total costs. CHP+NRGSM will
enable economic dispatch of on-site
energy, reducing electricity costs and
maximizing sales to the electric grid.
• Good environmental stewardship.
Electricity and thermal energy from
CHP+NRGSM will be produced using
less fuel, reducing the carbon footprint.
• Employment. Building and operating
the CHP+NRGSM system will create
more than 100 construction jobs
and a dozen long-term employment
opportunities.
• Best use of capital. CHP+NRGSM will
allow the medical center to focus on its
core business – delivering quality health
care – with less capital expenditure.
When you’re building a state-of-the-art medical center, you want
to be sure reliable electricity, heating and cooling are available
to run your high-tech equipment and keep patients comfortable
during their stay.
Princeton HealthCare System selected NRG Thermal LLC
to provide the continuous energy supply it needs to ensure
uninterrupted high-quality medical care at its new University
Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro, on Route One in
Plainsboro, New Jersey, overlooking the Millstone River. NRG
Thermal will design, build, own, operate and maintain a combined
heat and power plant – CHP+NRGSM – on the medical center’s
campus to supply electricity, steam and chilled water.
Thermal
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For more on CHP+NRGSM,
contact Jerry Pittman, LEED AP,
[email protected]
612.436.4108
www.nrgthermal.com
NRG Thermal is proud to add the new medical center to its list
of customers – and looks forward to providing the many added
benefits of CHP+NRGSM to other health care institutions from
coast to coast.
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Harrisburg
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Plainsboro
San Diego
San Francisco
City of Indianapolis Mayor’s Welcome
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Fun Facts
Population
n
876,804 - City of Indianapolis
(Marion County);
n 13th largest city in the U.S.
n 1,666,032 - Indianapolis Metropolitan
Statistical Area (MSA)
n 29th largest U.S. metro area
Claim to Fame
Indianapolis is Home to:
n The two largest single-day sporting events
in the world and the largest drag racing
event in the world:
• Indianapolis 500
• Allstate 400 at the Brickyard
• NHRA U.S. Nationals
n Largest children’s museum in the world:
• The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
n Largest water clock in North America
(26.5 feet tall, 70 gallons of water):
• The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
n One of the largest Kiwanis clubs in the
world
About Indy: City Background
Take a trip through Indianapolis’ storied past,
from 1821 to present.
1821: The General Assembly approved site
selected by the commissioners and adopted the
name of Indianapolis on January 6. Corydon
continued as state capital until 1825.
1825: Indianapolis became the state capital of
Indiana.
1830: The National Road, U.S. 40, was routed
through Indianapolis.
1839: The Central Canal on the White River
was built to provide
a transportation link
for factories, papermills and sawmills.
Today, because of a
$15 million renovation, the “Canal Walk” is a gardenlike oasis
with fountains, antique-style street lamps,
walkways and jogging paths.
1847: A railroad was built and became the
first to have all of its lines meet in one union
station. Because of the railroad, Indianapolis was designated as the “Crossroads of
America.”
1886: City Market was established as a
marketplace for vendors offering produce,
meat, baked goods, flowers, imported foods
and coffee.Today, the City Market is listed as
a National Historic Landmark.
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1902: The 284-foot Soldiers’
& Sailors’ Monument, the first
monument in the country to
honor the common soldier,
was dedicated.
1909: The Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS)
was built. This 2 1/2 - mile oval racetrack is
home to the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race and
the IMS Hall of Fame Museum.
1911: The inaugural
Indianapolis 500-Mile
Race was held. That
event is now the largest
single-day sporting
event in the world.
1926: The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, now the largest of its kind in the world,
opened.
1972: The $26.1 million Indiana Convention
Center opened.
1974: The $23.5 million Market Square Arena,
home of the NBA Indiana Pacers, opened.
1984: The $77.5 million RCA Dome (formerly
the Hoosier Dome) opened as an expansion to
the Indiana Convention Center.
The NFL Colts moved to Indianapolis from
Baltimore, MD.
1987: The 10th Pan American Games were
held. The event brought 4,453 athletes from
38 countries to Indianapolis.
1988: The $64 million
Indianapolis Zoo opened in
White River State Park.
1993: A $43 million expansion and renovation of the Indiana Convention
Center & RCA Dome was completed.
1994: Brickyard Crossing, a Pete Dye-designed
championship golf course,
opened to the public at
the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway.
Indianapolis hosted the
World Rowing Championships. This was the
first time that the international event was held
in the United States.
1995: The $319.5 million Circle Centre mall
opened. Approximately 12 million people visited the mall during its first year of operation.
A permanent memorial to the U.S.S. Indianapolis, the legendary World War II flagship that
was sunk by a Japanese torpedo two weeks
before the war ended, was dedicated.
2000: The inaugural United States Grand Prix
was held on September 24 at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway.
2003: After more than
20 years of planning and
development, White
River State Park is officially
completed in its entirety,
including a new park
entrance, performance lawn, visitor center,
play area for small children and a formal oval
garden.
2004: The Children’s
Museum of Indianapolis
opened its new, $25
million permanent
exhibit Dinosphere, a
collection of world-class
dinosaur fossils in an immersive, multi-sensory
environment.
The Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art
(iMOCA) opened in downtown Indianapolis.
2006: Indianapolis played host to 41 basketball games in 33 days, culminating with the
NCAA Division I Men’s Final Four basketball
tournament, which marked the last Final Four
to be played in the RCA Dome.
2007: In January, the Indianapolis Colts hosted
their first AFC Championship game in the RCA
Dome and defeated the New England Patriots
during the biggest comeback in a conference
championship to earn their first Super Bowl trip
since moving to Indianapolis in 1984.
In February, the Indianapolis Colts defeated the
Chicago Bears, 29-17,
to win Super Bowl XLI. It
was the city’s first major
professional championship
since the Indiana Pacers
won the last of their three
American Basketball Association titles in 1973.
2008: In November, the ribbon was cut on
the new 1.2 million square foot Indianapolis
International Airport (IND).
Lucas Oil Stadium (LOS) is the new multipurpose facility that replaced the former RCA
Dome and opened as the home of the NFL’s
Indianapolis Colts for the 2008 NFL season.
LOS is a state-ofthe-art, retractable
roof, multi-purpose
stadium featuring
spectacular views
of the Indianapolis
skyline.
Westin Indianapolis & The Indiana Convention Center
Westin Indianapolis
Second Floor
Walkway connecting
the Westin and the
Indiana Convention Center
The Indiana
Convention Center
Second Floor
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Spouse and Guest Activities
The following events are included with a spouse/guest registration.
Children may purchase these events individually during the registration
process.
Tour of Indianapolis
Sunday, June 13, 2010
11:45 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
The tour includes transportation and admission
to the Hall of Fame Museum at the world famous
Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Since 1911, the
Speedway has been home to the “Greatest
Spectacle in Racing,” the Indianapolis 500.
Experience the history and thrill of auto racing
with a visit to the Hall of Fame Museum and lap
around the famed 2.5-mile oval track (track lap
subject to availability). Guests will get a sneak
peak at other well known Indianapolis landmarks,
such as the Soldiers and Sailors Monument,
Conseco Fieldhouse, and Victory Field.
Brown County Tour
Monday, June 14, 2010
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Nestled in the hills of the southern part of the
state, lies the quaint village of Nashville, Indiana. This is a natural haven for artists and visitors alike featuring 250 shops. Brown County
offers the finest in handmade, one-of-a kind
items, distinctive oil paintings, designer jewelry,
antiques, candles, and more. While exploring
Brown County, you may enjoy lunch (on your
own) with the finest Midwest home-cooking
and settle back and enjoy the natural beauty
of the scenic back roads, quaint country lanes,
rustic log cabins and breathtaking vistas. After
a few hours of shopping, we will take a short
drive to Oliver Winery. Established in 1982 and tucked away on 15 acres which
surround a lake, this scenic winery stop will allow you an opportunity to taste wines
made on site as well as peruse their gift shop.
Note: Bottled water will be provided; guests must be 21 years and older to sample
wine.
White River State Park
Walking Tour
(3 blocks from The Westin Hotel)
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Includes guided walking tour and admission to:
• Eiteljorg Museum-American Indian and Western Art
• Indiana State Museum (IMAX is separate)
• NCAA Hall of Champions Museum
• Indianapolis Zoo & Botanical Gardens (Minimum of 25 guests to ensure this tour occurs.)
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Evening Events
for Registrants
and Spouses
These events are included with
registration for attendees and
spouse/guests.
Annual Welcome Dinner –
Lucas Oil Stadium
Sunday, June 13, 2010
7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Home of the NFL Football Indianapolis
Colts, Lucas Oil Stadium is a state-of-the
art facility that opened in 2008. Its retractable roof and incredible views of the
Indianapolis skyline make it a truly unique
venue. The evening will include guided
tours of the stadium, DJ music, bar service,
and a buffet dinner plus the kids’ favorite
concession stand items such as peanuts,
popcorn, hot dogs, pretzels, and more.
Annual Chairman’s Banquet
6:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.
Dinner and awards ceremony celebrating
IDEA and its members. Reception and
dinner will take place at the Westin
Indianapolis.
For more information on Indianapolis
click onto www.visitindy.com for
information on area restaurants,
attractions, coupons and much more.
Special Information for Attendees
Registration hours
Annual Golf
Tournament
Sunday, June 13, 2010 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Monday, June 14, 2010
7:00 am – 6:30 pm
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
6:45 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
7:30 am – 9:15 am
Join us on Sunday, June 13, 2010 for our
Annual Golf Tournament at Brickyard
Crossing Golf Resort, re-designed by the
legendary Pete Dye in 1992-1993. This
course is one of the top public courses in
America. It provides the unique experience
of playing four holes inside the legendary oval of the famous Indianapolis Motor
Speedway. The course hosted the PGA
Champions Tour Comfort Classic for 7 years
from 1994-2000 and the PGA Tour event
from 1960-1968.
Sunday, June 13
The Apple
Alert is on…
Keep your eyes “peeled” and give anyone
who has a red apple on their ID badge a warm IDEA
welcome. The red apple indicates a first-time attendee to
our conference. Please take the time to introduce yourself,
and acquaint our new guests with the association.
If you’re attending our conference for the first time, we’d like to
welcome you to our conference! We would also encourage you to
attend various forum meetings of interest and volunteer to become
more involved with the association. We are pleased that you made
the decision to attend our 100th Annual Conference & Trade Show.
If you have any questions, please stop by the IDEA registration desk,
and the staff will be more than happy to assist you.
A Blue
$180 per person includes transportation,
breakfast, lunch, cart and green fees,
driving range and shot gun start.
Ribbon Welcome…
In addition to the first-time conference
attendees, also be sure to extend a special welcome
to anyone wearing a blue ribbon. (This indicates a
new IDEA member.) Please take a few moments
to introduce yourself, and welcome these new
members to the association.
If you’re not a member and would like more information on how you
can become a member, please stop by the IDEA registration desk or
ask anyone on staff or with a Board member ribbon.
Attire
Attire for the conference sessions is business casual. Speakers and
panelists are advised to wear business attire. The chairman’s banquet
will be at the hotel and is business attire.
Photos
IDEA reserves the right to photograph events and participants for
historical archiving and future use.
Tickets
Please remember to bring your tickets
to the Sunday dinner at Lucas Oil Stadium
and the Annual Chairman’s Awards Banquet
on Tuesday. You will need your ticket for
admittance to these events.
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Keynote Luncheon Address
Monday, June 14
“How Communities and Development Can Help
Create an Efficient Energy Future”
Joe Van Belleghem, Managing Partner of JVB Development Corporation & Windmill West
Are you ready for a powerful and
well-grounded, pragmatic vision
of the future of sustainability?
Please join us for the IDEA Keynote
Luncheon Address on Monday, June
14, “How Communities and
Development Can Help Create
an Efficient Energy Future”
by Joe Van Belleghem, Managing
Partner of JVB Development Corporation & Windmill West.
Mr. Van Belleghem has a distinguished track record of integrating cutting-edge sustainable technologies into private
and government sector projects. He is recognized globally for
his role in conceiving and spearheading development of the
highly successful Dockside Green project in Victoria, British
Columbia, the first LEED Platinum ND project with a Platinum
rating for LEED NC and Core and Shell, which also incorporates an innovative district energy system. (See District Energy
4Q 2009). He will share his personal journey on the convergence of real estate development with sustainable practices
along with emerging trends facing utilities, communities, and
institutions in a new energy and resource paradigm.
Joe is a founder, former director and vice-chair of the Canada
Green Building Council and has also served on the board of
directors of the United States Green Building Council. He is a
recipient of the Province of British Columbia 2007 Arbor Vitae
Award for Environmental Leadership for dedication to environmental protection and stewardship and a member of the
Provincial of BC climate action team and an LEED accredited
professional and a chartered accountant.
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IDEA 101st Annual Conference Program
Creating an Efficient Energy Future
June 13 – 16, 2010 • Westin Indianapolis and the Indiana Convention Center
Sunday, June 13
6:45 am – 2:00 pm
Annual IDEA Golf Tournament for 1934 Champions Cup – Brickyard Crossing Golf Resort
8:00 am – 3:30 pm
Exhibitor Setup – CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Conference Registration Open – CC Foyer
11:45 am – 3:30 pm
Tour of Indianapolis – Included with spouses/guest registration; additional fee for conference attendees and
children. Bus departs from main entrance of Westin Hotel.
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Exhibit Hall Grand Opening/Reception with IDEA Business Partners – CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Annual Welcome Dinner – Lucas Oil Stadium - Included for full conference and spouse/guest registrants;
additional fee for children. Buses depart from the convention center Maryland Street exit.
Sponsored by NRG Thermal
Monday, June 14
7:00 am – 8:00 am Continental Breakfast with IDEA Business Partners – Exhibit Hall – CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
Sponsored by Thermo Systems LLC
7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Registration Open – CC Foyer
7:15 am – 7:45 am
Speaker Ready Meeting – CC Room 201
8:00 am – 8:30 am Conference Opening & Welcoming Remarks – Creating an Efficient Energy Future –
CC Sagamore Ballroom #3
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Greeting and Introductions – Robert P. Thornton, President, IDEA
Opening Remarks – Juan Ontiveros, Chairman, IDEA
Welcome to Indianapolis – David Toombs, Citizens Thermal, General Chair
Conference Overview – Jamie Dillard, Citizens Thermal, Technical Program Chair
8:30 am – 9:30 am
Conference Opening Plenary Session –
Creating an Efficient Energy Future, One Community at a Time – CC Sagamore Ballroom #3
District energy systems create community scale opportunities for highly efficient CHP and for near term implementation
of lower carbon solutions. Panelists share real time experiences with challenges, notable achievements and implications
for industry. Panelists include: James Adams, Cornell University; Raymond DuBose, UNC Chapel Hill; Stan Gent, Seattle
Steam; Juan Ontiveros, UT Austin; and Ken Smith, District Energy St. Paul.
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Spouse/Guest Tour – Brown County & Oliver Winery Tour – Included for spouse/guest registrants; additional fee
for children. Bus departs from main entrance of Westin Hotel.
9:30 am- 10:30 am
Plenary Panel Discussion –
Large Scale District Cooling Systems – Optimizing a Smarter Grid – CC Sagamore Ballroom #3
Diverting power demand from the electric grid to a district cooling system produces profound benefits for customers,
companies and communities. A panel discussion featuring operators of world class cooling systems and industry leaders,
including: David Bump, Thermal Chicago; Jamie Dillard, Citizens Thermal (Indianapolis); Dennis Fotinos, Enwave (Toronto);
Fayad Al Khatib, Qatar Cool (Doha); Anders Rydaker, Ever-Green Energy (Honolulu)
10:30 am – 11:00 am Refreshment Break with IDEA Business Partner Exhibitors – Exhibit Hall – CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
Sponsored by Concord Engineering Group
June 2010
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IDEA 101st Annual Conference Program cont.
Monday, June 14
cont.
1A Community Energy Planning
1B CHP & Carbon Strategies
Moderator: Bob Smith, RMF Engineering, Inc.
CC 203-204
Moderator: Johnathan Coleman, JA Coleman, LLC
11:00 am – 11:30 am
Community Scale Biomass Case Studies –
Christopher Recchia, Biomass Energy Resource Center
Quantifying the Financial Benefits of a New Combined
Heat & Power Plant System in a Carbon Cap and
Trade World – Adam Young, Burns & McDonnell
11:30 am – 12:00 pm
Opportunities and Challenges for Heating, Cooling
and Cogeneration at Regent Park Central Energy
System in Toronto, Canada – Derek Macartney,
Corix
Organic Rankine Cycle Technology in Biomass
Fueled CHP District Energy: Success in Europe and
Opportunities in North America – Daniel Theuer,
Pratt & Whitney Power Systems, Turboden
12:00 pm – 1:15 pm
IDEA Keynote Luncheon – Westin Grand Ballroom 4 & 5
Speaker: Joe Van Belleghem, JVB Development Corporation & Windmill West
“How Communities and Development Can Help Create an Energy Efficient Future”
Sponsored by Citizens Thermal
1:15 pm – 1:45 pm Dessert with IDEA Business Partners Exhibitors – Exhibit Hall CC - Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
Sponsored by Solar Turbines
2A Community Energy Planning
(contd.)
2B Renewable Energy Applications –
Moderator: Cliff Braddock, Robust Energy
CC 203-204
Moderator: Gregg Coffin, University of Missouri, Columbia
1:45 pm – 2:15 pm
Energy Outsourcing – Innovative Approach to a
Public-Public-Partnership: Gainesville Regional
Utilities (GRU) and Shands Healthcare –
Ed Mardiat, Burns & McDonnell
Innovative Green Project to Convert a Current
Downtown Energy Infrastructure into a Very
Large Baseload Biomass Clean Energy Facility –
Dennis Miller, Solena Group
2:15 pm – 2:45 pm
Cogeneration at a Small District Heating Network –
Lars Johansson, EC-Power AB
Ball State University’s Journey from Stokers to CFB
to Geothermal – Philip Sachtleben, Ball State University
2:45 pm – 3:15 pm
Business Plan for the District Heating Utility Using
a Balanced Scorecard – Olle Mardsjo, Manergy
Geothermal Systems on a Campus Scale –
Lee Tapper, MEP Associates
3:15 pm – 3:45 pm
Refreshment Break with IDEA Business Partner Exhibitors – Exhibit Hall - CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
3A Master Planning, System Expansion
& Infrastructure Renewal
Moderator: Ferman Milster, University of Iowa
3B Cooling & Thermal Energy Storage
CC 203-204
Moderator: Kurt Liebendorfer, Stellar
3:45 pm – 4:15 pm
Unconventional Strategies for Growing District
Heat Networks – Eric Moe, FVB Energy
Thermal Energy Storage at Texas Medical Center –
Kevin Gottschalk, ChemTreat & Dan Dennis, TECO
4:15 pm – 4:45 pm
Parkland Replacement Hospital Central Utility
Plant Goes Green – Scott Clark & Jon Schwartz,
Burns & McDonnell
Energy Efficiency Issues of Cool Thermal Energy
Storage – John Andrepont, The Cool Solutions
Company
4:45 pm – 5:15 pm
12 Step Retro-Commissioning Process to Maximize
Asset Utilization, Save Energy, and Save Money on
Demand Charges – William J. Schlageter, Jr., ParsonsBrinckerhoff & Richard Young, Heery International
Turbine Inlet Cooling: Energy Efficiency & Carbon
Footprint Aspects for District Energy Systems –
Dharam Punwani, Avalon Consulting
5:15 pm – 6:45 pm
Reception with IDEA Business Partner Exhibitors – CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
Sponsored by ChemTreat, Inc.
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Tuesday, June 15
7:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration Open – CC Foyer
7:00 am – 8:30 am
Continental Breakfast with IDEA Business Partners – CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
Sponsored by Syska Hennessy Group
7:15 am – 7:45 am
Speaker Ready Meeting – CC Room 201
7:30 am – 8:30 am
IDEA Member Forum Meetings
Business Development – CC Room 202
District Cooling – CC Room 208
Government Relations – CC Room 209
Operations – CC Room 210
Sustainable Energy – CC Room 211
4A Managing Loads, System Optimization
& Efficiency
CC Room 205-207
Moderator: Scott Clark, Burns & McDonnell
4B Cooling & Thermal Energy Storage
CC 203-204
Moderator: John Andrepont, The Cool Solutions Company
8:30 am – 9:00 am Best Performance Standards: Boiler Efficiency/
Emissions Assurance – Tim McBride, Nationwide Boiler
Elements to Be Considered to Evaluate Chiller Plant
Efficiency in Different Climates Around the World –
Jonathan Spreeman, Trane
9:00 am – 9:30 am
Utilization of Visual Mesa Sequential Quadratic
Programming Modeling Software to Economically
Optimize Energy Plant Operations –
Dan Dennis, TECO
Underground Thermal Energy Storage (UTES)
Integration with District Energy Systems and the
European Perspective – Mark Worthington,
Underground Energy
9:30 am – 10:00 am
Practical Use of Real Time Hydraulic Modeling in
Day-to-Day System Operation and Optimization:
Examples From Utilities in the US, and Around the
World – Thomas Lund-Hansen, 7 Technologies
Thermal Energy Storage – From Power Poles to
Politics: How to Value These Big Chilled Water
“Batteries” – Guy Frankenfield, Natgun
10:00 am – 10:30 am
Fuel Supply Diversity Ahead of the Meter is
Equally Important to Diversity Behind the Meter:
Case Studies – David Ferro, ICETEC
Innovative Water Reuse: Sustainable Water
Management and Conservation Using Advanced
Cooling Technologies – Peter Demakos, Niagara Blower
Company
10:30 am –11:00 am Coffee and Refreshment Break with IDEA Business Partner Exhibitors – CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
Sponsored by Jacobs
11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Spouse/Guest Tour – White River State Park Walking Tour – Included for spouse/guest registrants; additional fee
for children. Meet at the main entrance of the Westin Hotel.
5A Operations, Maintenance, Safety,
Training and Compliance
CC Room 205-207
Moderator: Robert Manning, Harvard University
5B System Innovations
CC 203-204
Moderator: Kevin Brown, Smart Energy Business
Solutions
11:00 am – 11:30 am
Emissions Compliance: Case Study of Front End
Planning at Citizens Thermal in the Context of
New EPA Boiler MACT Standard – Ann McIver,
Citizens Thermal & Don Wolf, Burns & McDonnell
Steam Heating Alternative - Vapor Heating System
with Naturally Induced Vacuum – Igor Zhadanovsky
Applied Engineering Consulting
11:30 am – 12:00 pm
Extending the Useful Life of Underground Utilities
with the Application / Maintenance of Cathodic
Protection – Thomas J. Mollica, III, Piping & Corrosion
Specialties, Inc.
Advanced Biofuel for Power Generation –
Cary Claiborne, New Generation Biofuels
12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
IDEA Annual Business Meeting, Awards and Recognition Luncheon
EPA Energy Star CHP Awards – Westin Grand Ballroom 4 & 5
Sponsored by Johnson Controls
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm
Dessert and Coffee Break with IDEA Business Partners – Exhibit Hall - CC Sagamore Ballroom #4-7
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IDEA 101st Annual Conference Program cont.
Tuesday, June 15
cont.
6A Operations, Maintenance, Safety, Training
and Compliance (contd.) – CC Room 205-207
6B Controls, Monitoring & Metering
Moderator: Joe Brillhart, Johnson Controls
CC 203-204
Moderator: Dave Musto, Thermo Systems LLC
2:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Thermal Insulation Requirements for Manhole
Design – Kathie Leonard, Auburn Manufacturing &
Gordon Hart, Artek Engineering
Michigan State University Centralized Monitoring
of CHP Plants Using Advanced Pattern Recognition
Software – Justin Pivec, InStep Software
2:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Prioritizing Infrastructure Piping Inspections –
Joseph Maciejczyk, Structural Integrity Associates
University & District Energy Case Studies – Improving
Flowmeter Performance & Turndown in Steam
Applications – Emily Vinella, Emerson Process Management
3:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Refreshment Break – CC Foyer
7A Operations, Maintenance, Safety,
Training and Compliance (contd.)
CC Room 205-207
Moderator: Steve Spiwak, Nalco Company
7B Controls, Monitoring & Metering
(contd.)
CC 203-204
Moderator: Dave Musto, Thermo Systems LLC
3:30 pm – 4:00 pm Development and Implementation of a New Steam
Emergency Response Plan & Overview of the 2007
Incident at 41st St. & Lexington, New York City –
Richard Boscarino, ConEdison
Building Information Modeling (BIM) & GIS:
Leveraging BIM Data for O&M –
Blake Ellis, Burns & McDonnell
4:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Removal of Condensate from Steam Systems –
Gregory Zysk & Thomas Esselman, Lucius Pitkin, Inc.
& Dowlatram Somrah, ConEdison
Real Time Energy Monitoring in the Smart Grid
Context – Francois Gagnon, OSIsoft
8A District Energy & LEED
8B Cooling Applications
CC Room 205-207
Moderator: Tim Griffin, RMF Engineering, Inc.
CC 203-204
Moderator: Patti Wilson, Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
4:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Beyond LEED, The Road to Net Zero Energy
Buildings: What to Ask of Your Architects &
Engineers – Elias Dagher, Dagher Engineering
27MW Industrial Cooling Applications Based on the
IDE Energy Efficient Vacuum Icemaker – Shlomi Rott
& Tomar Effrat, IDE Technologies
5:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Progress Report and Detailed Update on How
District Energy is Treated in the Newly Revised LEED
Guidance – Tim Griffin, RMF Engineering, Inc
Green Methods to Prevent Chilled Loop Problems –
Travis Hanson, U.S. Water Services
2:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Exhibit Hall Tear Down
6:30 pm –7:00 pm
Annual Chairman’s Awards Banquet Reception – Westin Grand Ballroom Foyer
7:00 pm – 10:30 pm
Annual Chairman’s Awards Banquet (Business Attire) – Westin Grand Ballroom 4 & 5
Wednesday, June 16
7:30 am – 9:15 am 8:00 am – 9:00 am
Registration Open – Westin Grand Foyer
District Energy Technical Tours Preview Breakfast – An Overview of Technical Tour Locations and Facilities –
Westin Grand Ballroom 4 & 5
9:15 am Departure 12:15 pm Approximate
Return to Hotel
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Technical Tours of Citizens Thermal Perry K. Steam Plant and West Street Chilled Water Plant.
Buses depart from the main entrance of the Westin Hotel. Bus A will complete the tours and then will take
participants to the airport. Bus B will return directly to the Westin hotel after the completion of the tours.
Sponsored by Carrier Corporation
Technical Tour — See District Energy in Action!
Citizens’ Perry K Steam and West Street
Chilled Water Plant Facilities
Wednesday, June 16
9:15 am - 12:15 pm
First built in 1893, Citizens Thermal’s Perry K steam
plant was originally constructed to provide electricity
and low-pressure steam to downtown Indianapolis.
Although the plant has changed over the years to
keep pace with the changing energy demands of a
growing city, it operates today with 8 boilers with a
combined steam capacity of nearly 2.0 million pounds
per hour, and it supplies a steam system that delivers
nearly 7.5 billion pounds of steam annually. Citizens’ West Street Chilled Water plant is a major customer of the Perry K
steam plant. Constructed in 1991, the plant utilizes 400 psig steam to power
six – 5,000-ton centrifugal chillers. Today, with a capacity of 36,500 tons, this
plant is the largest of 5 interconnected plants which provide over 54,000 tons
of district cooling to downtown Indianapolis.
Technical tour participants will have an opportunity to see how the long-term
results of steam plant modifications and chilled water plant construction have combined to allow Citizens to provide low-cost district
energy to a wide variety of commercial, institutional, and manufacturing interests.
Please wear your IDEA name tag for the tour.
Suggested attire: long pants, hard-soled flat bottom shoes. NO skirts/dresses or sleeveless shirts.
Enter for a chance to win!
A raffle of a
46” Sharp LCD Television
will take place in the exhibit hall on
Tuesday, June 15 at 1:45 pm
Tickets will be available at the registration desk and
inside the exhibit hall at the IDEA table.
Tickets are $10 each or 3 tickets for $20.
All proceeds benefit the John Gray Scholarship Program.
Must be present to win!
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Win Prizes!!
Prizes drawings will be held in the exhibit hall on
Tuesday, June 15 at 1:45 p.m.
To be eligible to win, please take the Exhibit Passport Card (from your
registration packet) to all exhibit hall functions, and ask the exhibitors
to sign the appropriate spaces. When you have 30 of the spaces signed
by the exhibiting personnel, you can drop your passport card in the
raffle drum for the prize drawings. If your passport card is drawn,
you will win the prize for that drawing. GOOD LUCK!!!!
Prizes donated by:
Benz Air – Wicked Pure 600, Hi-Definition Ear buds (headphones)
ONICON – ONICON logo jacket
Sega Inc. – Apple iPad
Solar Turbines – Zippered Portfolio
IDEA – Sony Digital Camera; Flip Video Camcorder; Amazon Kindle Reader
YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN.
Stratified chilled water and ice storage.
• 2,000 to over 80,000 ton-hours storage
• Proprietary proven diffuser designs
• High charge/discharge rate with low pressure drop
• Load Management and System Expansion
• Campus Energy, Data Centers and Mission Critical Facilities
• Unparalleled Experience
Thermal Energy Storage
Phone 502.964.3361
Fax 502.964.7444
www.caldwelltanks.com
[email protected]
Caldwell Energy Company is a subsidiary of Caldwell Tanks, Inc.
Caldwell Energy Company is ISO9001 Certified
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Exhibitor Hall Schedule & Floor Plan
Sunday, June 13 8:00 am – 3:30 pm 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Set-up
Welcome Reception
Monday, June 14
7:00 am – 8:00 am 10:30 am – 11:00 am 1:15 pm – 1:45 pm 3:15 pm – 3:45 pm 5:15 pm – 6:45 pm
Continental Breakfast
Refreshment Break
Dessert Break
Refreshment Break
Reception
Tuesday, June 15
7:00 am – 8:30 am 10:30 am – 11:00 am 1:30 pm – 2:00 pm 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm Continental Breakfast
Refreshment Break
Dessert Break
Break-down
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Exhibitor by Company
Exhibitor Name
Booth #
7-Technologies..................................................69
Adams Valves, Inc................................................9
Alstrom Energy Group/ ELGE® Shell & Coil.......76
Applied Engineering Services............................86
APV, An SPX Brand............................................62
Auburn Manufacturing, Inc...............................34
Baltimore Aircoil Company................................58
Burns & McDonnell...........................................74
Caldwell............................................................87
Carrier Corporation...........................................32
CB&I..................................................................28
Chem-Aqua, Inc................................................85
ChemTreat, Inc..................................................11
ChillCo, Inc........................................................92
Citizens Energy Group - Citizens Thermal..........30
Combustion & Energy Systems Ltd....................44
Composite Cooling Solutions L.P.......................82
Cretex Specialty Products..................................12
The Crom Corporation.......................................37
Dresser-Rand.....................................................60
DriTherm International, Inc................................83
DYK Incorporated..............................................61
Elliott Company................................................10
Emerson Process Management.........................46
EVAPCO............................................................51
Flexim Americas Corporation ...........................23
Flow Control Industries, Inc.................................2
Fuel Tech, Inc.....................................................17
FVB Energy, Inc..................................................56
GE Sensing and Inspection Technologies...........68
Exhibitor Name
Booth #
GE Water & Process Technologies.....................91
Gilsulate International, Inc..................................4
IDE Technologies Ltd.........................................26
Indeck Power Equipment Co.............................52
Industrial Resources, Inc....................................77
Insul-Tek............................................................72
Jacobs...............................................................88
Johnson Controls, Inc............................... 79 & 80
Kessler Ellis Products.........................................36
Kroff Chemical Company, Inc............................43
LAKOS Separators & Filtration Systems.............54
Le Groupe Simoneau.........................................50
Manhattan Resources.......................................70
Manhole Barrier Security Systems, Inc...............18
McCrometer........................................................1
McQuay International.......................................22
Miura North America Inc...................................71
Nalco Company............................................ 5 & 6
Natgun Corporation..........................................25
Nationwide Boiler Inc........................................84
Nexterra Systems Corp......................................75
ONICON Incorporated.......................................66
Optimum Energy...............................................53
OSIsoft..............................................................49
PanGlobal Training Systems .............................38
Parsons Brinckerhoff...........................................3
Perma-Pipe, Inc.................................................31
Piping and Corrosion Specialties, Inc.................73
Pittsburgh Corning Corp.-Foamglas..................19
Pure Line Treatment Systems.............................55
Exhibitor Name
22
Booth #
Racine Federated Inc./
Racine Flow Meter Group..............................42
Rentech Boilers Systems, Inc.............................41
Rockwell Automation........................................64
Rovanco Piping Systems.......................... 15 & 16
Sega Inc............................................................29
Siemens Industry Inc. .......................................13
Simpert Technology Inc.....................................48
Solar Turbines Incorporated.......................... 7 & 8
Sonitec Inc.........................................................67
Soteica Ideas & Technology LLC........................45
Spence Engineering Company, Inc.....................40
Spirax Sarco......................................................65
Stantec..............................................................21
Stellar................................................................33
Thermacor Process, LP.......................................81
Thermo Systems LLC.........................................35
Tower Engineering, Inc......................................89
Tower Tech Inc...................................................27
Trane.................................................................59
Tricon Piping Systems, Inc.................................63
Uponor, Inc........................................................14
Urecon Ltd........................................................39
US Water Services.............................................20
Utility Programs & Metering II..........................47
Velan...............................................................54a
Veolia Energy Operating Services....................36a
Veris, Inc............................................................57
Watson McDaniel Co.........................................24
Zwick Armaturen GmbH....................................90
Exhibitor by Booth Number
Exhibitor Name
Booth #
McCrometer........................................................1
Flow Control Industries, Inc.................................2
Parsons Brinckerhoff...........................................3
Gilsulate International, Inc..................................4
Nalco Company............................................ 5 & 6
Solar Turbines Incorporated.......................... 7 & 8
Adams Valves, Inc................................................9
Elliott Company................................................10
ChemTreat, Inc..................................................11
Cretex Specialty Products..................................12
Siemens Industry Inc. .......................................13
Uponor, Inc........................................................14
Rovanco Piping Systems.......................... 15 & 16
Fuel Tech, Inc.....................................................17
Manhole Barrier Security Systems, Inc...............18
Pittsburgh Corning Corp.-Foamglas..................19
US Water Services.............................................20
Stantec..............................................................21
McQuay International.......................................22
Flexim Americas Corporation ...........................23
Watson McDaniel Co.........................................24
Natgun Corporation..........................................25
IDE Technologies Ltd.........................................26
Tower Tech Inc...................................................27
CB&I..................................................................28
Sega Inc............................................................29
Citizens Energy Group - Citizens Thermal..........30
Perma-Pipe, Inc.................................................31
Carrier Corporation...........................................32
Stellar................................................................33
Exhibitor Name
Booth #
Auburn Manufacturing, Inc...............................34
Thermo Systems LLC.........................................35
Kessler Ellis Products.........................................36
Veolia Energy Operating Services....................36a
The Crom Corporation.......................................37
PanGlobal Training Systems .............................38
Urecon Ltd........................................................39
Spence Engineering Company, Inc.....................40
Rentech Boilers Systems, Inc.............................41
Racine Federated Inc./
Racine Flow Meter Group..............................42
Kroff Chemical Company, Inc............................43
Combustion & Energy Systems Ltd....................44
Soteica Ideas & Technology LLC........................45
Emerson Process Management.........................46
Utility Programs & Metering II..........................47
Simpert Technology Inc.....................................48
OSIsoft..............................................................49
Le Groupe Simoneau.........................................50
EVAPCO............................................................51
Indeck Power Equipment Co.............................52
Optimum Energy...............................................53
LAKOS Separators & Filtration Systems.............54
Velan...............................................................54a
Pure Line Treatment Systems.............................55
FVB Energy, Inc..................................................56
Veris, Inc............................................................57
Baltimore Aircoil Company................................58
Trane.................................................................59
Dresser-Rand.....................................................60
Exhibitor Name
Booth #
DYK Incorporated..............................................61
APV, An SPX Brand............................................62
Tricon Piping Systems, Inc.................................63
Rockwell Automation........................................64
Spirax Sarco......................................................65
ONICON Incorporated.......................................66
Sonitec Inc.........................................................67
GE Sensing and Inspection Technologies...........68
7-Technologies..................................................69
Manhattan Resources.......................................70
Miura North America Inc...................................71
Insul-Tek............................................................72
Piping and Corrosion Specialties, Inc.................73
Burns & McDonnell...........................................74
Nexterra Systems Corp......................................75
Alstrom Energy Group/ ELGE® Shell & Coil.......76
Industrial Resources, Inc....................................77
Johnson Controls, Inc............................... 79 & 80
Thermacor Process, LP.......................................81
Composite Cooling Solutions L.P.......................82
DriTherm International, Inc................................83
Nationwide Boiler Inc........................................84
Chem-Aqua, Inc................................................85
Applied Engineering Services............................86
Caldwell............................................................87
Jacobs...............................................................88
Tower Engineering, Inc......................................89
Zwick Armaturen GmbH....................................90
GE Water & Process Technologies.....................91
ChillCo, Inc........................................................92
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
ENERGY
DOE Clean Energy Application Center
Locations, Contacts, and Web Sites
NORTHEAST
www.northeastchp.org
NORTHWEST
www.chpcenternw.org
MIDWEST
www.chpcentermw.org
John Cuttica
University of Illinois at Chicago
Tel: 312-996-4382
[email protected]
Tom Bourgeois
Pace Energy and Climate Center
Tel: 914-422-4013
[email protected]
Beka Kosanovic
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Tel: 413-545-0684
[email protected]
PACIFIC
www.chpcenterpr.org
Tim Lipman
Univ. of CA, Berkeley
Tel: 510-642-4501
[email protected]
MID-ATLANTIC
www.chpcenterma.org
Jim Freihaut
Pennsylvania State University
Tel: 814-863-0083
[email protected]
Vince McDonell
Univ. of CA, Irvine
Tel: 949-824-7302 x121
[email protected]
SOUTHEAST
INTERMOUNTAIN
www.chpcenterse.org
www.intermountainchp.org
Patti Case
etc Group
Tel: 801-278-1927 x 3
[email protected]
GULF COAST
www.gulfcoastchp.org
Thomas Broderick
Southwest Energy Efficiency Project
Tel: 928-527-8036
[email protected]
Ted Bronson
DOE Clean Energy Application Center Coordinator
Power Equipment Associates
Phone: 630-248-8778
E-mail: [email protected]
Keith McAllister
North Carolina State University
Tel: 919-515-3933
[email protected]
Pedro Mago
Mississippi State University
Tel: 662-325-6602
[email protected]
Bob Gemmer
Industrial Technologies Program (ITP)
Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
U.S. Department of Energy
Phone: 202-586-5885
Patti Garland
Distributed Energy/
CHP Program Manager
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Phone: 202-586-3753
Exhibitor Products & Services
7T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 69
264 Avalon Gardens Drive
Nanuet, NY 10954
(845) 270-3897; (845) 406-4586 fax
[email protected]; www.7T.dk
Thomas S. Lund-Hansen
7T - The Market Leader of software solutions
and methodology to increase Safety, Efficiency,
Reliability and Optimization of steam, chilled
and hot water distribution systems. The 7T
TERMIS software solution is the first and only
real time distribution network hydraulic and
thermal modelling and simulation software
solution in the market place. 500+ city and
campus utilities in 20+ countries worldwide and
50+ consultants are working with 7T and using
the TERMIS software. Billions of dollars have
already been saved in master planning, design,
analysis, implementation, commissioning, operation, retrofit, overhaul and maintenance.
Adams Valves, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . Booth 9
10649 Haddington, 160
Houston, TX 77043
(713) 973-2490; (713) 973-2788 fax
[email protected]
www.adamsvalves-usa.com
Tim Martin
For more than 45 years, Adams has supplied
the district energy industry with valves providing performance, reliability and low cost of
ownership. With our patented metal to metal
torque seated, quarter turn technology, users
around the world have realized superior, longterm absolute shut-off.
plumbing, power, lighting, chilled water, steam,
compressed air, purified water, telecommunications, power distribution, and commissioning.
APV, An SPX Brand. . . . . . . . . . Booth 62
105 CrossPoint Parkway
Getzville, NY 14068
(800)207-2708; (716)692-1715 fax
[email protected]; www.apv.com
Carl Kozacki; Sales Director
APV, An SPX Brand, offers the broadest range
of Plate Heat Exchangers for: CHP Isolation,
Free Cooling, Heat Recovery, Thermal Storage,
Pressure Interceptor, District Heating/Cooling,
Lake Source Cooling, Seawater Source Cooling
and Water Source Heat Pumps. The APV advantage includes: ASME rated, ARI 400 compliant, Compact Modular designs, capacities to
20,000GPM, Pressures to 450PSI and a unique
interlocking gasket design.
Auburn Manufacturing, Inc.. . Booth 34
PO Box 220, 34 Walker Road
Mechanic Falls, ME 04256
(207) 345-8771; (207) 345-3380 fax
[email protected]; www.auburnmfg.com
Kathie Leonard, Owner/CEO
Since its founding in 1979, Auburn Manufacturing has become a leading developer,
manufacturer and marketer of textile products
for hundreds of extreme temperature industrial
applications throughout the world, including
welding protection, industrial insulation, safety
apparel, gaskets and seals and other MROP and
OEM applications.
Alstrom Energy Group/
ELGE® Shell & Coil. . . . . . . . . . Booth 76
Baltimore Aircoil Company. . . Booth 58
The ELGE® Shell and Coil heat exchangers are
the most efficient (98% or Green) shell and coil
heat exchangers made, and can be used in
many applications including but not limited to,
steam to water, water to water, or fluid to water
or any combination.
Baltimore Aircoil Company is recognized as the
world’s largest manufacturer of evaporative
heat transfer and thermal storage equipment.
BAC products are supplied to the commercial, industrial, refrigeration, process and power markets to meet a variety of heat transfer
applications. Energy efficiency, sustainability
and ecological responsibility are at the core of
our business.
1408 Seabury Avenue
Bronx, NY 10461 USA
(718) 824-4901; (718) 409-3605 fax
[email protected]
www.alstromcorp.com
Mark Crisafulli; National Sales Manager
Applied Engineering
Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 86
9100 Keystone Crossing, Suite 200
(317) 810-4141; (317) 810-4140
[email protected]; www.applied-e-s.com
John Yoder; Principal
Applied Engineering Services is an Indianapolisbased consulting firm providing mechanical,
electrical, and instrumentation engineering
services to health care, governmental, higher
education, and industrial clients. Services include building additions, renovations, HVAC,
P.O. Box 7322
Baltimore, MD 21227
(410) 799-6200; (410) 799-6416 fax
[email protected]
www.baltimoreaircoil.com
Greg Henderson; Director, Global Thermal
Storage
Burns & McDonnell . . . . . . . . . Booth 74
9400 Ward Parkway
Kansas City, MO 64114
(816) 822-3344; (816) 822-3517 fax
[email protected]
www.burnnsmcd.com
Ed Mardiat; Principal, Director of On Site
Energy Project Development
environmental and consulting solutions firm.
The company’s multi-disciplined staff of more
than 3,000 includes engineers, architects, construction professionals, planners, estimators,
economists, technicians and scientists representing virtually all design disciplines. Burns &
McDonnell plans, designs, permits, constructs,
and executes university campus energy projects
all over the world with one mission in mind —
to make our clients successful.
Caldwell Tanks, Inc.. . . . . . . . . Booth 87
4000 Tower Road
Louisville, KY 40219
(502) 964-3361; (502) 810-0983 fax
[email protected]
www.caldwelltanks.com
John E. Kraft, P.E.; Vice President
Caldwell Energy Company engineers, manufactures, and installs many types of power augmentation systems for the gas turbine industry,
including wet compression, fogging, chilling
and thermal energy storage systems.
Carrier Corporation. . . . . . . . . Booth 32
PO Box 4808
Carrier Parkway
Syracuse, New York 13221
(315) 433-4078; (800) 998-0514 fax
[email protected]
www.carrier.com
Harold D. Valencia; Industrial Business Unit
Manager
Carrier Corp., headquartered in Farmington,
Conn., is the world’s largest provider of heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration solutions. Carrier’s 17 series open drive and 19
series hermetic motor drive district cooling
chiller solutions include capacity ranges from
1500 ton through 10,000 ton capacity in a
single machine. These chillers are operated on
variable speed turbine and motor drive applications as well as variable primary flow applications providing leading energy efficient operation. Carrier is a part of United Technologies
Corp., a Hartford, Conn., based provider to the
aerospace and building systems industry. Visit
www.carrier.com for more information.
Not an IDEA member?
Stop by the IDEA registration
desk to find out about the
benefits of IDEA membership.
Founded in 1898, Burns & McDonnell is a fullservice engineering, architecture, construction,
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Exhibitor Products & Services cont.
CB&I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 28
250 West 1st Street, Suite 210
Claremont, CA 91711
(909) 621-4000 x141; (909) 624-4080 fax
[email protected]; www.cbi.com
Jim Ford, Business Development Manager
CB&I’s Strata-Therm® Chilled Water Storage
provides economical and efficient load management employing rugged, patented diffusers
with all-welded steel piping for maximum reliability, low pressure drop and high discharge
rates, and is backed by CB&I’s 3,000,000+
ton-hours of experience. CB&I’s So-CoolSM Low
Temperature Stratification Fluid provides stratified thermal storage colder than ice!
Chem-Aqua, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 85
P.O. Box 152170
Irving TX 75015
(800) 527-9921; (972) 438-0801 fax
[email protected]; www.chemaqua.com
Patrick Guccione; Director –
Corporate Development
Chem-Aqua is a full-service water treatment
company specializing in cost effective, efficient,
custom designed water treatment programs for
commercial, institutional and industrial facilities. Chem-Aqua takes a value-added approach
to water treatment with programs designed to
protect equipment investments and improve
their overall utility consumption.
ChemTreat, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 11
4461 Cox Road
Glen Allen, VA 23060
(804) 935-2320; (804) 965-6974 fax
[email protected]; www.chemtreat.com
Jeff Thomas
ChemTreat is the fastest growing water treatment company in the United States. Our mission
is to provide our customers with water treatment
programs and solutions that maximize system
effectiveness through our unique combination
of outstanding service, high-quality products,
and superior technical expertise. Our goal is
to forge long-term relationships for our mutual
benefit.
ConDex Energy. . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth 44
ChillCo, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 92
Combustion & Energy Systems is the designer and manufacturer of the ConDex Energy
Recovery System line of equipment. Specializing
not only in equipment design and fabrication,
Combustion & Energy works individually with
clients to identify heat losses, quantify the
energy available for recovery, and specify the
best uses for recovered energy to maximize
energy efficiency, and profit from emissions
reductions.
22225 Little Creek Road
Mandeville, LA 70471
(985)809-0888; (985)809-0331 fax
[email protected]; www.chillcoinc.com
Frank Myers; Sales/Marketing Director
ChillCo is one of the largest independent companies in the nation focused on large tonnage
chiller plants, used in existing commercial and
industrial facilities. By providing comprehensive
cooling solutions to owners with central chilled
water equipment, we help clients prevent and
solve both routine and catastrophic cooling system problems.
Citizens Energy Group. . . . . . . Booth 30
2020 North Meridian Street
(317) 927-4790; (317) 927-4790 fax
[email protected]
www.CitizensEnergyGroup.com
Jeff Willman; Director of Sales
Citizens Energy Group is a broad-based energy and utility service company engaged in
the following businesses: Citizens Gas – Local
distribution company transporting natural gas
to nearly 266,000 customers in and around
Indianapolis. Citizens Thermal – District steam
heating and chilled water cooling provider
serving business, institutional and industrial
facilities across downtown Indianapolis. Citizens
Resources – Engaged and investing in various
energy-related businesses, including utility management services.
25 Royal Crest Court, Suite 110
Markham, Ontario L3R 9X4 Canada
(905) 415-9400; (905) 415-9482 fax
[email protected]
www.condexenergy.com
Steve Banz; U.S. Sales Director
Composite Cooling
Solutions, L.P.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 82
4150 International Plaza, Suite 500
Fort Worth, Texas 76109
(817) 246-8700; (817) 246-8717 fax
[email protected]
www.compositecooling.com
Frank J. Bowman, Jr.; Regional Manager
Composite Cooling Solutions (CCS) is a global
leader as a design/engineer and construction
contractor for custom built pultruded composite cooling towers. CCS offers both counterflow
(The Phoenix®) and crossflow (The Pegasus™)
custom engineered cooling towers. Factory
Mutual Approved designs are available, as well
as repairs, upgrades, and replacement components for all types of cooling towers.
The Future of the World Depends on Our Ability… to Sustain It.
As the world’s largest provider of heating, cooling and refrigeration systems, we believe that
market leadership requires environmental leadership. Carrier sets industry standards for
environmentally sound business practices and a commitment to sustainability across its products,
services and operations.
We demonstrate this commitment by creating environmentally
sound products that consume less energy and incorporate
innovative materials that minimize the impact we have on our
planet. Carrier was the first air conditioning and refrigeration
systems manufacturer to be named an EPA Climate Leader.
@CARRIER CORPORATION 2010. A member of the United Technologies Corporation family. Stock symbol UTX.
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www.carrier.com
Cretex Specialty Products. . . . Booth 12
N16 W23390 Stoneridge Drive
Suite “A”
Waukesha, WI 53188
(800) 345-3764; (262) 542-0301 fax
[email protected]
www.cretexseals.com
Lee Haessig; Regional Manager
The leading manufacturer of Mechanical Internal
and External Manhole Frame-Chimney Seals,
Internal Manhole and Pipe Joint Seals, External
Joint Wraps, Applied Chimney Seal, Chemical
Grouts, Lid Plugs, Lid Gaskets and Inflow Dishes.
Now offering PrO-Ring, the latest in lightweight
grade adjustment rings used for manholes and
underground utility structures.
The Crom Corporation. . . . . . . Booth 37
250 SW 36th Terrace
Gainesville, FL 32607
(352) 372-3436; (352) 372-6209 fax
[email protected]
www.cromcorp.com
Jeff D. Malpass
The Crom Corporation designs and builds high
quality, leak-free, low maintenance, naturally
stratified chilled water thermal energy storage
tanks. Come by booth 11 to discuss the advantages of Crom Thermal Energy Storage.
Dresser-Rand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 60
DYK Incorporated . . . . . . . . . . Booth 61
Dresser-Rand designs steam turbines for
mechanical drive and power generation with
hundreds of installations in virtually every major
university throughout the US and Canada. Our
dedication to innovative design, quality craftsmanship and client service has made us an
industry leader for over 120 years.
DYK Incorporated specializes in the design and
construction of chilled water thermal energy
storage (TES) tanks for use as an integral part of
a facility’s cooling system. TES tanks reduce your
peak energy demand, providing a significant annual energy savings. Our tanks are constructed
from pre-stressed concrete, can be buried to disguise them, and require virtually no maintenance.
DriTherm International Inc. . . Booth 83
Elliott Company. . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 10
3800 West Ave
Burlington, IA 52601
(319) 753-5431; (319) 752-1616 fax
[email protected]
www.dresser-rand.com
Tim Jameson; Product Engineer
339 Changebridge Rd., Suite 1B
Pine Brook, NJ 07058
(973) 808-2255; (973) 808-2815 fax
[email protected]; www.dritherm.com
Jared S. Sandman, President
DriTherm® is a field applied underground insulation and corrosion protection product designed
for below grade applications. First brought to
market in 1967, DriTherm remains one of the
most cost effective and environmentally friendly methods of insulating underground thermal
systems. For more information contact our sales
office at 973-808-2255 or visit our website:
www.dritherm.com
8775 Centre Park Drive #456
Columbia, MD 21045
(410) 200-8707; (410) 379-3069 fax
[email protected]; www.dyk.com
David Bain, Business Development
901 North Fourth Street
Jeannette, PA 15644
(724) 527-2811; (724) 600-8442 fax
[email protected]
www.elliott-turbo.com
Dan Vucelich, Sr. Marketing Engineer,
Power Generation
Elliott is a global leader in the design and
manufacture of turbomachinery including steam
turbine generator packages from 500 kW to
50MW. Elliott steam turbine generators reliably,
efficiently and cost-effectively produce on-site
electrical power from energy sources such as
biomass, geothermal, and fossil fuel-powered
process and institutional steam systems.
Would you like to save more than 20% of your total energy
bill in the first year?
The Rockwell Software Enterprise Energy Management
solution can identify energy savings opportunities in
your facility.
We believe sustainable production is
an opportunity to turn challenges into
advantages.
Stop by Rockwell Automation booth #64 to learn how.
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Emerson Process
Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 46
Ultrasonic flow measurement has become a
standard for BTU measurement. Its high turndown range, excellent accuracy, and retro-fit
installation make it the meter of choice. Flexim
takes ultrasonic technology to a new level with
certified traceable accuracy of BOTH flow and
temperature measurement.
8200 Market Blvd
Chanhassen, MN 55317
(800) 999-9307; (952) 949-7001 fax
[email protected]
www.emersonprocess.com/rosemount
Candra Morrow, Marketing Communications
Specialist
Emerson Process Management offers a complete line of reliable Rosemount® measurement
instrumentation for the district energy industry.
Our pressure, temperature, flow, and level instruments enable you to optimize the efficiency
of your steam and chilled water system.
EVAPCO, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 51
5151 Allendale Lane
Taneytown, MD 21787
(410) 756-2600; (410) 756-6450 fax
[email protected]; www.evapco.com
Steve Benz; Director of Global Thermal
Storage and District Energy
EVAPCO, Inc. is a worldwide leader in the
manufacture of environmentally friendly heat
transfer products for the district energy market. Innovative products include Thermal Ice
Storage Coils featuring Extra-Pak® Technology,
IBC-compliant AT Cooling Towers, available
with Super Low Sound Fans, and EVAPTECH®
field-erected Cooling Towers with fire retardant
FRP structures.
FLEXIM AMERICAS
Corporation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 23
250-V Executive Drive
Edgewood, NY 11717
(631) 492-2300; (631) 492-2117 fax
[email protected]; www.flexim.com
John O’Brien, General Manager
Flexim is known for its cutting edge engineering and quality ultrasonic Flowmeters.
Flow Control Industries
& FlowEnergy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 2
PO Box 848
Woodinville, WA 98072 USA
(866) 454-1288; (425) 483-1297
(425) 486-5672 fax
[email protected];
www.flowcontrol.com
Tami Hansen; President of FlowEnergy
Flow Control Industries is the pioneer in optimizing HVAC heating and chilled water systems
through pressure independent control. Since
1990, patented DeltaPValves® have revolutionized system design, operation and efficiency.
Building on FCI’s proven technology and experience, FlowEnergy adds system evaluations,
modeling and M&V to deliver turnkey projects
with guaranteed performance.
Fuel Tech. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 17
27601 Bella Vista Pkwy, Warrenville, IL 60555
(630) 845-4500; (630) 845-4501 fax
[email protected]; www.ftek.com
Dale Pfaff, Director of Market Development
Fuel Tech, Inc. provides technologies for multipollutant emission control, advanced combustion, chemical injection programs and modeling services providing solutions for power
plant systems. Products include: NOxOUT/HERT
SNCR systems, NOxOUT Cascade(SNCR/SCR),
NOxOUT Ultra generate on-site ammonia for
SCR, low NOx burners, over-fire air systems,
and Targeted in Furnace Injection (TIFI) programs to improve boiler performance.
FVB Energy, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 56
150 S. 5th Street, Suite 340
Minneapolis, MN 55402
(612) 338-4489; (612) 338-3427 fax
[email protected]; www.fvbenergy.com
Mark Spurr; President
FVB Energy is a consulting firm specializing in
district energy, CHP, thermal energy storage
and renewable energy systems, with decades of
experience providing expert services including
engineering, economic and financial analysis,
investor due diligence, district energy marketing
and contracts, utility rate design and government
relations. Global Presence, Local Solutions.
General Electric Company
(Sensing & Inspection
Technologies). . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 68
1100 Technology Park Dr.,
Billerica, MA 01821
(978) 437-1000; (502) 479-6722 fax
[email protected]; www.ge.com
GE is a global infrastructure and finance company taking on the world’s toughest challenges.
From everyday light bulbs to fuel cell technology, to cleaner, more efficient jet engines, GE has
continually shaped our world with groundbreaking innovations for over 130 years.
GE Water & Process
Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 91
4636 Somerton Road
Trevose, PA 19053
(317) 750-5099
[email protected]; www.gewater.com
GE’s Water & Process Technologies business
brings together experienced professionals and
advanced technologies to solve the world’s most
complex challenges related to water availability and quality, increased productivity and cost
reduction, and environmental regulations.
The future of cooling towers, today.
Pegasus™ FRP Crossflow
Phoenix® FRP Counterflow
Architectural Counterflow
FRP & CONCRETE STRUCTURE • COUNTERFLOW & CROSSFLOW DESIGNS
Energy Efficient ⁂ Environmentally Friendly
Design and Layout Flexibility ⁂ Reliable Year-Round Performance
Simplified Maintenance ⁂ Quiet Operation ⁂ Extended Service Life
NEW & REPLACEMENT INSTALLATIONS | REPAIRS & RECONSTRUCTION SERVICES | PARTS
www.compositecooling.com
4150 International Plaza, Suite 500 • Fort Worth, Texas 76109-4826 USA
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Gilsulate International, Inc. . . . Booth 4
PO Box 802650
Santa Clara, CA 91380
(800) 313-5091; (770) 271-2041 fax
[email protected]; www.gilsulate.com
Bruce MacIntyre, Sales Manager
Gilsulate®500XR is a patented thermal insulation
and corrosion protection system engineered to
provide direct buried district heating and cooling systems an economical, thermally efficient,
dry, stable environment to perform in. For new
installations or repairs, temperatures between
35° and 800° F. Ships in 24 hours. Call 800833-3881 or visit www.gilsulate.com.
IDE Technologies Ltd. . . . . . . . Booth 26
P.O.Box 5016, Kadima 60920, Israel
+972-9-8929849; + 972-9-8929759 fax
[email protected]; www.ide-tech.com Shlomi Rott; Marketing Director
IDE Technologies, established in 1965, is a
world leader in the development and construction of water treatment, seawater desalination,
Thermal Energy Storage (TES) and snowmaking
plants with 400 plants installed in over 40 countries world wide. The TES application is based
on IDE’s Vacuum Ice Making (VIM) Technology
– with a typical power consumption of only
0.9 kW/ton.
Indeck Power
Equipment Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 52
1111 Willis Avenue
Wheeling, IL 60090
(847) 541-8300; (847) 541-9984 fax
[email protected]; www.indeck.com
Indeck is involved in the design and manufacturing of steam and hot water systems as
required for district energy and central heating plant systems. These include watertube
packaged boilers, high temperature hot water
generators, rental boilers, heat recovery steam
generators and solid fuel boilers utilizing stoker
and bubbling bed technologies.
Industrial Resources, Inc. . . . . Booth 77
PO Box 6386
Biloxi, MS 39540
(228) 392-3973 ; (228) 392-7257
[email protected]; www.indresinc.com
Dianne Korn; General Manager
Industrial Resources, Inc. a training services
company, provides high quality, reasonably
priced training services to CHP facilities and
the Power Industry since 19886. IRI services
include: Training and Certification Programs;
Operations and Maintenance Training Materials
and Procedures; Plant and Facility Specific
Training Course Development and Presentation
and Custom Courses Development Programs.
Insul-Tek. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 72
P.O. Box 523
Manlius, NY 13104
(800) 663-4071; (315) 656-2170 fax
[email protected]; www.insul-tek.com
Robert Parry; Project Manager
Insul-Tek® Piping Systems is one of the leading manufacturers of prefabricated, preinsulated piping and containment piping systems
in the United States. We provide complete
pre-engineered piping systems that are custom
designed to meet the client’s specific project
requirements. Insul-Tek® offers a comprehensive package of services including: Complete
engineering and design assistance, including
product selection, system design with review
of system layout including pipe stress analysis.
Provide comprehensive project management
from budget estimates to on-site technical field
service during installation.
Jacobs Engineering
Group Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 88
1111 South Arroyo Parkway
Pasadena, CA 91109-7084
(817) 735-6038; (817) 735-6148 fax
[email protected]
www.jacobs.com
Russell Laird, Jr., PE; Managing Principal
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. is one of the
world’s largest and most diverse providers of
professional technical services. We are a market focused engineering and architectural firm
providing all traditional A&E services in house.
The dedicated Energy & Power Solutions Group
of Jacobs provides a broad range of services
including planning, design, construction and
commissioning services, as follows; infrastructure master planning, energy efficiency upgrades, district energy plants, combined heat
& power systems, power distribution, Green
House Gas reduction strategies and renewable
infrastructure.
Johnson Controls, Inc.. . . Booth 79 & 80
P.O. Box 1593-232A
York, PA 17405
(717) 771-7145
[email protected]
ww.johnsoncontrols.com
Sam Chatterton; Director, Large-Tonnage
Industrial Systems
Johnson Controls manufactures YORK chillers
for district-energy facilities. Our capabilities
include: single-unit capacities up to 8,500 TR;
choice of electricity, steam, or natural gas as
energy source; and high-head capability for
thermal storage, air-cooled condensing and
heat-pump applications. Johnson Controls also
offers renewable energy solutions: biomass,
geothermal, solar, and wind-power.
A member company of SH Group, Inc.
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Kessler Ellis Products. . . . . . . .Booth 36
10 Industrial Way East
Eatontown, NJ 07724
(800) 631-2165 or (723) 935-1320
(723) 935-9344 fax
[email protected]; www.kep.com
Richard Gruskos
Kessler Ellis Products is a leading supplier of versatile, economical flow instruments for heat,
steam, gas and liquid applications. KEP is introducing an economical Heat Flow Computer
(HFC-100) for chilled and heated water applications. Remote meter reading software and communications accessories also available.
KROFF Chemical Company . . . Booth 43
One North Shore Center, Suite 450
12 Federal Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
(412) 321-9800; (412) 321-9802 fax
[email protected]; www.kroff.com
Fred Potthoff, President
Kroff is a full service water treatment chemical
company.
LAKOS Separators and
Filtration Systems. . . . . . . . . . Booth 54
1365 N. Clovis Ave.
Fresno, CA 93727
(559) 255-1601; (559) 255-8093 fax
[email protected]; www.lakos.com
Kathy Colby, Executive Vice President
Protect cooling towers, tower fill & heat exchangers from fouling, energy loss, excessive
maintenance and water/chemical loss with
LAKOS Separators. Centrifugal action performance removes sand, rust, scale and calcium
carbonate. Full-stream, Side-stream and tower
basin/remote sump packaged systems available.
Zero liquid loss options. Easy to install. No routine shutdown maintenance.
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LeGroupe Simoneau . . . . . . . . Booth 50
1541 De Coulomb Street
Boucherville, Quebec J4B 8C5 Canada
(918) 625-8446; (450) 641-9141 fax
[email protected]
www.groupesimoneau.com
Mike Yankovich, USA Business Development
Groupe Simoneau is a global thought leader
in the conception, design, engineering and
manufacturer of industrial, institutional and
commercial high-efficiency boilers.We custom
build energy efficient solutions, according to
the specific needs of our clients. LeGroupe’s
outstanding customer service is built around
three values – mutual respect, authenticity
and communication. Our employees are Groupe
Simoneau’s most important resource. Our
employees are dedicated and creative people
who contribute to the development and reputation of our company by their knowledge and
experience.
Manhattan Resources. . . . . . . Booth 70
One Houston Center
1221 McKinney Street
Suite 2950
Houston, TX 77010
(800) 388-8189 or (713) 980-1400;
(713) 980-1405 fax
[email protected]
www.ManhattanResources.com
Chris Schoettelkotte; President & CEO
Manhattan Resources is a leading provider of
executive recruitment solutions for the energy
industry. We have over 115 years combined experience in senior management and executive
search and over 140 years in the oil/gas and
power industries. Since our founding, we have
assisted over 2,000 professionals find their next
opportunity.
MBSS (Manhole Barrier
Security Systems, Inc.) . . . . . . Booth 18
400 Garden City Plaza
Suite 204
Garden City, NY 11530
(516) 663-0930; (516) 280-6105 fax
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.securemanholes.com
John Messer
MBSS is the manufacturer and distributor of the
sole patented self-contained, “drop and lock”
manhole barrier device (MBD) on the market.
MBSS produces a unique, vented MBD specific
to the needs of the cogeneration community,
able to withstand extreme temperatures. MBSS
is a GSA contract holder and approved vendor
for the Authorized Equipment List.
McCrometer, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 1
3255 West Stetson Avenue
Hemet, CA 92545
(951) 652-6811; (951) 652-3078 fax
[email protected]
www.mccrometer.com
Edwin Retief, Sales / Contract Manager Industrial
McCrometer has developed advanced liquid,
steam, and gas flow measurement solutions
that solve complex challenges in many industries. McCrometer’s V-Cone Flow Meter is designed for steam and chilled water process
lines connecting boilers with HVAC systems or
co-generation energy systems. The V-Cone’s
self conditioning flow design minimizes pipe run
requirements by controlling flow disturbances
that affect measurement accuracy.
McQuay International,
a member of Daikin Group. . . Booth 22
13600 Industrial Park Blvd
(763) 553-5330; (763) 553-5177 fax
[email protected]; www.mcquay.com
Jillayne Schober; Corporate Events Planner
Nationwide Boiler Inc.. . . . . . . Booth 84
42400 Christy Street
Fremont, CA 94538
(510) 490-7100; (510) 490-0571 fax
[email protected]
www.nationwideboiler.com
www.catastak.com
Larry Day, Vice President, Sales & Marketing
McQuay International, a member of Daikin
Group is a global leader in systems solutions for
air conditioning, heating, ventilating and refrigeration. McQuay delivers engineered, flexible
solutions for your commercial, industrial and
institutional HVAC requirements with reliable
product, knowledgeable applications expertise
and responsive support.
Nationwide Boiler Inc. offers a complete line of
low NOx boilers, mobile rental units, our exclusive CataStak™ SCR retrofits for <5 PPM low
NOx compliance, EconoStak economizers for
fuel efficiency, and boiler related equipment for
rental, short-term, seasonal, emergency use, or
for sale, and turnkey steam plant projects.
Miura North America, Inc.. . . . Booth 71
Nexterra Systems Corp. . . . . . Booth 75
5420 Newport Dr., Suite 59
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
(847) 465-0001; (847) 465-0011 fax
[email protected]
www.miuraboiler.com
Mike Mazzei; Regional Sales Manager
Miura is known worldwide for our commitment
to protecting the environment and our innovative and efficient boiler designs. Our LOW NOx
fast response steam and hot water boilers meet
and exceed current and proposed regulations
for nitrogen oxide emissions levels, as low as
12ppm NOx at 3%, corrected O2.
Nalco Company. . . . . . . . . . Booth 5 & 6
1601 West Diehl Road
Naperville, IL 60563
(630) 305-1419; (630) 305-2991 fax
[email protected]; www.nalco.com
Steve Spiwak; Industry Development
Manager
Nalco’s dedicated college/university business
group is the leading water treatment group for
all your water needs. Nalco has specific training/certification, cooling and boiler programs
that provide a return on your investment. Using
our Six Service Standards, you can count on
consistent service and the best technology to
support your operational needs.
Natgun Corporation –
TES & Biofuels . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 25
410 E. Trinity Blvd.
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
(972) 823-3300; (972) 823-3333 fax
[email protected]
www.natgun.com
Guy Frankenfield; Manager, TES & Biofuels
Natgun Corporation builds the highest quality
Thermal Energy Storage (TES) and anaerobic
digesters for all energy markets. Each tank is
designed by Natgun engineers to maximize the
energy effectiveness and minimize the operational costs for the owner. Because they are
constructed of reinforced concrete, they can
be built above ground, partially buried, or fully
buried. Natgun tanks are built watertight and
maintenance-free, providing decades of continuous service for owners.
An insider’s
knowledge.
An outsider’s
perspective.
#1300 – 650 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 4N8 Canada
(604) 637-2501; (604) 637-2506 fax
[email protected]; www.nexterra.ca
Carl Dunaway, Director of Sales
Kattner Associates
gives you both.
Nexterra Systems Corp. is a leading supplier of
biomass gasification systems that generate heat
and power for institutional and industrial customers. Nexterra’s thermal gasification systems
are commercially proven including projects
at the University of South Carolina, Dockside
Green, US Department of Energy, Kruger
Products, the University of Northern BC and
Tolko Industries. Nexterra is a private company
based in Vancouver, Canada. For more information: www.nexterra.ca
WE KNOW THE INDUSTRY –
with 25 years of proven, long-term
relationships with clients in the
district energy/combined heat and
power industry.
ONICON Incorporated. . . . . . . Booth 66
That’s why we can help you effectively
■ reposition your system for even
greater value – from customers,
investors or campus leaders;
■ develop and implement
sales and marketing plans that
create growth;
■ analyze new business opportunities;
■ evaluate the effectiveness of
management procedures;
■ design service agreements and rate
structures; and
■ train marketing and sales personnel.
1500 North Belcher Road
Clearwater, FL 33765
(727) 447-6140; (727) 442-5699 fax
[email protected]; ww.onicon.com
Rob Neumann, Sales Manager
ONICON Incorporated manufactures highly accurate flow meters and Btu meters for chilled
water, hot water, condenser water, and steam
and natural gas systems. They are ideally suited
for campus and central energy plant applications, as well as mixed use facilities. Retrofit
kits are available for installation without shutdown. Btu meters are compatible with BACnet,
LONWORKS, MODBUS, JCI-N2 Metasys and
Siemens-P1 Apogee networks.
WE GET TO KNOW YOU –
your asset management issues,
strategic planning goals, technical
challenges and customer needs.
All with a quick learning curve.
Optimum Energy, LLC . . . . . . . Booth 53
5900 4th Avenue South, Suite 200
Seattle, WA 98108
(888) 221-0918 ext. 116 or (206) 701-7337
(888) 221-0568 fax
[email protected]
www.optimumenergyHVAC.com
Tofa McCormick; Marketing Manager
Optimum Energy’s OptimumHVAC software
reduces energy consumption in commercial
building heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems by up to 60%, helping
building owners save money and the environment. OptimumHVAC also provides secure,
Web-based measurement and verification of
HVAC performance to ensure savings continue
the life of the plant.
Your district energy management and
marketing resource. Contact us today for
insight when and where you need it.
John F. (Jack) Kattner
Kattner Associates LLC
(612) 338-5956 • [email protected]
www.kattnerassociates.com
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OSIsoft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 49
Perma-Pipe, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 31
OSIsoft delivers the PI System, the industry
standard in enterprise infrastructure, for management of real-time data and events. The PI
System enables users to manage assets, mitigate risks, comply with regulations, improve
processes, drive innovation, make business decisions in real time, and to identify competitive
business and market opportunities.
PERMA-PIPE Inc. is the largest manufacturer
of pre-insulated piping systems in the United
States. We sell our products to a broad customer base, including industrial, chemical and
petroleum producers, governmental agencies
and institutions such as housing projects, universities, prisons and airports. PERMA-PIPE also
offers leak detection/location, cathodic protection systems and pipe inspection services.
777 Davis Street
San Leandro, CA 94577
(510) 297-5800; (512) 357-8136 fax
[email protected]
www.osisoft.com
Francois Gagnon; Marketing Manager
PanGlobal Training Systems. . Booth 38
1301 -16th Avenue NW
Calgary, Alberta Canada T2M 0L4
(403) 284-7369; (403) 284-8863 fax
[email protected]
www.powerengineering.org
Harry Maekelburger, Director of Business
Development
PanGlobal Training Systems, publishes Power
Engineering Training Systems (PETS) materials which are developed for power and operating professionals at all levels from beginning
operators through to Chief Engineers and Plant
Managers. Our products are the only profession
aligned training materials approved as preparation
for certification candidates by both Canadian and
US third-party certification bodies.
Parsons Brinckerhoff. . . . . . . . . Booth 3
333 Seventh Avenue
Suite 1500
New York, NY 10001
(212) 613-8850; (212) 613-8888 fax
[email protected]
www.pbworld.com/markets/energy/power.asp
Salvatore R. Prestano, Vice President
Founded in 1885, Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) is a
global engineering firm with 13,000 professionals in 150 offices. PB provides comprehensive
solutions for your energy needs. We specialize
in cogeneration, energy conservation, central
boiler and chiller plants, distribution systems,
and emergency power; making facilities more
reliable, efficient and cost effective.
7720 N. Lehigh Avenue
Niles, IL 60714
(847) 966-2235; (847) 470-1204 fax
[email protected]
www.permapipe.com
Bob Maffei
Piping and Corrosion
Specialties, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 73
Pureline Treatment Systems. . Booth 55
707 South Vermont Street
Palatine IL 60067
(847) 963-8465; (503) 519-5100 Cell
(847) 963-8466 fax
[email protected]
www.pureline.com
Steve Eberhard, Regional Sales Director
PureLine’s patented PureClO2 Electrochemical
Generators produce 99.5% pure chlorine dioxide onsite and on demand using just one chemical precursor – PureCideE. PureClO2 Generators
safely and effectively disinfect water while reducing biofilm, reducing corrosion, improving heat
transfer, and reducing energy costs. Chlorine dioxide is also less expensive than Gluteraldehyde
and Isothiazoline.
Racine Flow Meter Group. . . . Booth 42
8371 Jumpers Hole Road
Millersville, MD 21108
(800) 660-5907; (410) 544-1600 fax
[email protected]
www.pipingandcorrosion.com
Tom Mollica, President
8635 Washington Avenue
Racine, WI 53406
(262) 639-6770; 262-639-2267 fax
[email protected]; www.racinefed.com/flow
Gordon Durand; Midwest Regional Sales
Manager
Established in 1979, we are a full service cathodic protection company. We provide design,
materials, installation, testing, maintenance
and troubleshooting services for galvanic and
impressed current cathodic protection systems.
We extensive experience with underground distribution and transmission systems. Our goal is
to extend the useful life of your system.
Racine Flow Meter Group is comprised of six
divisions manufacturing a variety of flow measurement technologies. These include: Blancett®
turbine; Dynasonics® ultrasonic; Flo-tech™ turbine; Hedland® variable area; Preso® differential
pressure; and Racine™ vortex shedding flow
meters. Our unique product mix and team of experienced personnel, provide optimal flow solutions for a variety of industries including Energy,
Water/Wastewater, HVAC, Oil/Gas, and countless others.
Pittsburgh Corning Corporation FOAMGLAS®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 19
800 Presque Isle Drive
Pittsburg, PA 15239
(412) 398-9672; (724) 387-3807 fax
www.foamglas.com
Rob Henne, Regional Manager
Since 1937, Pittsburgh Corning Corporation
has been a leader in innovative glass technology. FOAMGLAS® cellular glass insulation, from
cryogenic cold to super heated steam temperatures, is a proven performance solution for a
multitude of mission critical applications. Please
visit – www.foamglas.com or contact us with
any questions you may have.
Rentech Boiler Systems, Inc.. . Booth 41
5025-A E. Business 20
Abilene, TX 79601-6411
(325) 672-3400; (325) 672-9996 fax
[email protected]
www.rentechboilers.com
Kevin Slepicka, Sr. Sales Engineer
RENTECH designs, manufactures and with its
services group repairs boilers in a variety of industries. Because of our custom designs and
engineering, cost-saving shop assembly, and
skilled employees, RENTECH has been selected
to supply boiler systems for clients across the
U.S. and in other global markets.
[insight. innovation.]
Planning, design, and engineering
optimum efficiency and reliability today
and the flexibility to meet the growth
and load requirements of tomorrow.
www.aeieng.com
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Rockwell Automation. . . . . . . Booth 64
113 Edinburgh Dr
Suite 200
Cary, NC 27511
(919) 481-5623; (919) 481-5601 fax
[email protected]
www.discover.rockwellautomation.com/
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Management.aspx
Jeffrey Soplop, Enterprise Energy
Management Consultant
Rockwell Automation, Inc. (NYSE:ROK), the
world’s largest company dedicated to industrial
automation and information, makes its customers more productive and the world more sustainable. Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wis.,
Rockwell Automation employs about 19,000
people serving customers in more than 80
countries.
Rovanco Piping
Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booths 15 & 16
20535 S.E. Frontage Rd
Joliet, IL 60431
(815) 741-6700; (815) 741-4229 fax
[email protected]
www.rovanco.com
Ken Kennedy, Engineering Manager
Rovanco Piping Systems, Joliet, IL. is a leading
manufacturer of pre-fabricated, pre-insulated
piping systems. Rovanco systems are manufactured with HiTherm high temp foam insulation
that meets the requirements of ASTM E-84 25
flame and 50 smoke standards. Rovanco has
a nationwide network of sales representatives
and fast delivery turnaround capabilities and
has been a leading pre-insulated pipe manufacturer for forty years. Rovanco is also the US
distributor of Rhinoflex Flexible Piping Systems.
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Sega Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 29
to treat the coal before combustion, providing
performance engineering services and realtime operation monitoring & supports to optimize the plant performance for energy saving
and CO2, SO2, NOX emission reduction.
Sega, founded in 1973, is an employee-owned,
multidiscipline engineering and technical services firm that provides a wide range of consulting services to universities, industrial clients,
healthcare facilities, utilities, and commercial
facilities. Our company is focused primarily on
power and district energy projects.
Solar Turbines
Incorporated . . . . . . . . . . . Booths 7 & 8
16041 Foster, P.O. Box 1000
Stilwell, KS 66085
(913) 681-2881; (913) 681-8475 fax
[email protected]; www.segainc.com
Derek Jacobs, Vice President
P.O. Box 85376, San Diego, California 92186
(619) 544-5352; (858) 694-6715 fax
[email protected]
www.solarturbines.com
Sales Engineering, Technical Sales
In more than 13,500 installations, Solar gas
turbines support sustainable production and
development through energy efficiency, low
greenhouse gas emissions, and low pollutant
emissions. Solar’s gas turbines improve energy
security and reliability with a power-to-heat
ratio that matches very well with campus
electrical and heating/cooling loads. Over 115
Solar gas turbines are installed on campuses
around the world.
Siemens Industry, Inc.. . . . . . . Booth 13
16109 Malvern Hill Avenue
Baton Rouge, LA 70817
(225) 614-8486
[email protected]
www.usa.siemens.com/flow
Jay Weber, Regional Sales Developer
Siemens Industry, Inc. manufacturers one of the
world’s broadest ranges of electronic products
and systems and services to industrial and construction market customers. Technologies range
from circuit protection and energy management
systems to process control, industrial software
and totally integrated automation solutions.
Sonitec Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 67
1400 Tees St.
St-Laurent, Quebec H4R 2B6 Canada
(888) 876 9655; (514) 335-2295 fax
[email protected]; www. vortisand.com
Martine Menard; Marketing Manager
Simpert Technology Inc.. . . . . Booth 48
400 E. Pratt Street, Suite 800
Baltimore, Maryland USA 21208
(410) 750-1127; (410) 750-0510 fax
[email protected]; www.simpert.com
Simon Hong; President
Sonitec manufactures VORTISAND® high efficiency filters for suspended solids removal down to 0,45 micron. Widely used for
condenser and chilled/hot water loops side
stream filtration. Cleaner water will improve
heat transfer, reduce chemical treatment cost
and save energy. GreenSpec listed product.
www.vortisand.com
Simpert Technology Inc. (“Simpert”) core business is to introduce the “Green Coal Solutions™”
(GCS) to the coal users which include supplying the Simpert Nano Enzyme for Coal™ (SNEC)
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Automation Expertise to Use Energy Wisely
Instrumentation & Controls Design, Systems
Integration, and Automation Installation
Solutions
❖ Project Consulting
❖ Plant and System-wide I&C Design Services
❖ Turn-key Project Delivery
❖ Life Cycle Service and Support
Thermo Systems LLC ❖ East Windsor, NJ USA
+1 609 371 3300 ❖ www.thermosystems.com
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Soteica Ideas &
Technology LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 45
Spirax Sarco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 65
16010 Barker’s Point Lane, Suite 580
Houston, TX 77079
(281) 829-3322; (281) 966-1710 fax
[email protected]; www.soteica.com
Tyler Reitmeier, Engineering Sales Director
1150 Northpoint Blvd.
Blythewood, SC 29016
(803) 467-9019
[email protected]; www.spiraxsarco.com/us
Joe Radle, Steam Trap Product Market
Manager
Soteica was founded in 1984 to provide software solutions to energy-intensive industries.
Visual MESA provides the District Energy market with online energy management, giving
real-time recommendations for lowest cost
operation within all emissions and operational
constraints. We offer a turnkey solution that
has been implemented at 40+ industrial sites
worldwide.
Spirax Sarco is a steam system solution provider.
The company manufactures steam traps, condensate pumps, pressure reducing valves, control valves, steam meters, ball valves and strainers. The company offers a range of complete
heat exchange and condensate return packages. The ESG division will perform on site steam
audits, steam traps surveys and turnkey installation of product into the steam users system.
Spence Engineering
Company. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Booth 40
Stantec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 21
150 Coldenham Road
Walden, NY 12586
(845) 778-5566; (845) 778-1072 fax
[email protected]
www.spenceengineering.com
Jay DeMan; Program Manager
801 Jones Franklin Road, Suite 300
Raleigh, North Carolina, 27606
(919) 865-7527; (919) 851-7024 fax
[email protected]; www.stantec.com
Tom Phelps, Senior Principal, Buildings
Engineering
Stellar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 33
2900 Hartley Road
Jacksonville, FL 32257
(904) 260-2900
[email protected]; www.stellar.net
Trevor Richter; Vice President
Stellar offers modular products, turnkey solutions and specialty services related to the
production of chilled water, hot water, steam,
compressed air, electricity and refrigeration.
Stellar products, solutions and services create
value, allow our customers to focus on core
business activities, mitigate customer risk and
provide a direct line of responsibility for project
success.
Thermacor Process, LP. . . . . . . Booth 81
P.O.Box 79670, 1670 Hicks Field Road East
Fort Worth, TX 76179
(817) 847-7300; (817) 847-7222 fax
[email protected]; www.Thermacor.com
Trice Smith, Marketing Manager
Thermacor is a leading producer of preinsulated, pre-fabricated piping systems that
Stantec provides professional consulting sercan be specifically designed and engineered
vices in planning, engineering, architecture,
to individual project requirements. Services inSpence Engineering Company is the industry’s
interior design, landscape architecture, surveyclude district heating/cooling, high-temperature
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ics, including systems requiring leak detection,
Our sales offices are located throughout the
through approximately 10,000 employees opcathodic protection, heat tracing, or freeze proUnited States, Europe, Asia, Central and South
erating out of more than 130 locations in North
tection.
America, and the Middle East. The Spence Pilot
America.
Operated Regulator has been the trouble-free
standard for Commercial/HVAC applications for
nearly a century.
Expect More
Than Specs.
www.jacobs.com/energyportfolio
[email protected]
Texas A&M University
45 MW Combined Heat and Power project
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Thermo Systems LLC. . . . . . . . Booth 35
84 Twin Rivers Drive
East Windsor, NJ 08520 USA
(609) 371-3300; (609) 371-3400 fax
[email protected]
www.thermosystems.com
David J. Musto
Thermo Systems LLC designs, builds, commissions, and provides life-cycle support for PLCbased automation systems. Thermo Systems’
core expertise is in the design and deployment
of automation systems for co-generation facilities, chiller plants, district cooling networks,
critical HVAC applications, and critical manufacturing applications. Headquartered in East
Windsor, NJ, USA, Thermo Systems provides
services for clients throughout North America
and the Middle East.
Tower Engineering, Inc.. . . . . . Booth 89
2821 Lackland Road, Suite 240
(817) 731-4114; (817) 731-8008 fax
[email protected]; www.tei-usa.com
Paul Humbert; District Sales Manager
Founded in 1982, Tower Engineering, Inc. (TEI)
has become a recognized industry leader in the
design, supply and installation of permanent,
counter-flow, induced draft, concrete and fiberglass cooling towers worldwide. TEI’s leadership
and commitment to excellence has resulted in
new standards in Quality, Permanence and
Human Engineered Designed Concepts.
Tower Tech Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 27
5400 NW 5th Street
Oklahoma City, Ok 73127
405/979-2118; 405/979-2131 fax
[email protected]
www.towertechinc.com
Randy Russell
Tower Tech manufactures the patented Modular
Cooling TowerTM. Its revolutionary VariableFlow Rotary Spray NozzleTM delivers unparalleled efficiency throughout the chiller-tower
loop. Bottom-Mounted FansTM deliver variable
airflow and reduce maintenance requirements.
Water Collection SystemTM & Flow-Thru BasinTM
eliminate the need for algaecide, Lowest pump
head. Reduced water consumption. Factoryassembled of heavy-duty fiberglass. CTI certified.
Trane Commercial Systems –
Ingersoll Rand. . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 59
3600 Pammel Creek Road
LaCrosse, WI 54601
(608) 787-2503; (608) 787-2204 fax
[email protected]; www.trane.com
Justin Wieman
Trane is a leading global provider of residential
heating and air conditioning and commercial
HVAC solutions that reliably improve indoor
environmental quality. Trane provides energy efficient commercial air conditioners, chiller systems, HVAC controls, HVAC parts and supplies,
and building automation systems that contribute to sustainable building design.
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Tricon Piping Systems, Inc.. . . Booth 63
P.O. Box 361
2 Technology Blvd.
Canastota, NY 13032
(315) 697-8787; (315) 697-8788 fax
[email protected]
www.triconpiping.com
Hugh Roszel
Manufacturer of preinsulated piping systems
for the district heating and cooling industry
and double wall containment piping systems for
the chemical and petroleum industry. Additional
services available include, but not limited to,
corrosion coatings, heat trace, leak detection
and Cathodic protection.
Uponor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 14
5925 148th St. W.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
(800) 321-4739; (952) 891-2008 fax
[email protected]
www.uponor-usa.com
Sandy Hoyt
Uponor is a leading manufacturer and worldwide supplier of radiant floor heating and cooling, PEX-a plumbing and fire sprinkler systems
for the residential and commercial building markets. Our solutions provide systems that conserve
water and energy, reduce heating costs and are
adaptable to alternative energy sources.
Urecon Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 39
115 George Street, Suite 625
Oakville, Ontario Canada L6J 0A2
(905) 257-3797; (905) 257-9723 fax
[email protected]; www.urecon.com
Carl Vreugde, Manager, District Energy / High
Temperature Systems
Urecon is a leading manufacturer of pre-insulated pipe systems, supplying HVAC and industrial sectors – celebrating 40 years in business.
Exclusive North American distributor of Logstor
EN 253 hot water district heating pipe and
flexible PEX-Flex from Denmark. Introducing
the Logstor TwinPipe system which can reduce
operating costs and CO2 emissions by as much
as 50%. www.urecon.com / www.logstor.com/ www.pexflex.net
US Water Services. . . . . . . . . . Booth 20
330 South Cleveland Street
Cambridge, MN 55008
(866) 663-7632; (763) 689-3660 fax
[email protected]
www.uswaterservices.com
Karen Danielson, Creative Director
US Water Services is a water treatment provider
specializing in chemical, equipment, engineering, equipment service and consultation services provided individually or into one integrated
package tailored to meet your specific needs.
Whatever your water treatment needs, US
Water Services has the knowledge, expertise
and service available to guarantee results and
satisfaction.
Utility Programs and
Metering II. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 47
135 West 36th Street
New York, NY 10018
(212) 260-4800; (212) 260-4848 fax
[email protected]
www.up-m.com
Tim Angerame; Sales Engineer
Utility Programs and Metering II is the leader in
the “state of the art” Utility Management and
Building Oversight capabilities powered by with
the utiliVisor platform. Our engineering staff,
with experience in building operations, chiller
plants, automation systems, and submetering
systems is complimented by a team of rate analysts and billing professionals. We are focused
on the present and the future, reaching out to
find new ways to reduce operating costs on an
ongoing basis.
Velan Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 54a
7007 Cote de Liesse
Montreal Quebec, H4T 1G2 Canada
(514) 748-7743; (514) 748-8635 fax
[email protected]; www.velan.com
Roch Daigle; Marketing and product
manager – Quarter-turn valves
Velan is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of industrial steel valves, with 13 manufacturing plants worldwide. Velan gate, globe,
check, ball, triple-offset, and engineered severe
service valves are installed worldwide, handling
applications in the petrochemical, pulp and paper, power, chemical, cryogenics, refining, oil
and gas, mining, and marine industries.
Veolia Energy
North America. . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 36a
2600 Christian Street
Philadelphia, Pa 19146
(215) 875-6900; (215) 875-6910 fax
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.veoliaenergyna.com
Jon Wohl; Business Development Manager
Veolia Energy North America is the U.S. operator and developer of choice for sustainable
energy systems. The company operates the
largest portfolio of district energy networks in
the country, with additional expertise in designing, building and operating cogeneration plants,
facility operations and management, and renewable energy solutions.
Veris Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booth 57
6415 Monarch Park Place
Niwot, CO 80503
(303) 652-8550; (303) 652-8552 fax
[email protected]
www.veris-inc.com
Jerry R. Gallo, National Sales Manager
Worldwide leader in differential pressure flow
measurement, featuring the Verabar selfaveraging PITOT TUBE and the revolutionary
ACCELABAR** Dual technology flow meter.
Applications include Air, gases, and liquid &
steam 2” through 25 Ft. pressures up to and
including 2500 # ANSI. **NO STRAIGHT RUN
REQUIRED – HIGH TURNDOWN 20:1 +
Watson McDaniel Company. . Booth 24
428 Jones Boulevard
Pottstown, PA 19464
(610) 495-5131; (610) 495-5134 fax
[email protected]
www.watsonmcdaniel.com
Michael Gregory, Business Development
Manager
For over 100 years Watson McDaniel has been
manufacturing a wide range of specialty products for the industrial marketplace. We serve the
global marketplace with a network of manufacturer’s representatives, distributors, manufacturing plants and sales offices throughout the
world. The structure of our operation affords us
the ability to give highly personalized attention
to every customer.
Zwick Armaturen GmbH. . . . . Booth 90
Egerstr. 1
D-58256 Ennepetal Germany
+49 233 9856-5; +49 233 9856-6 fax
[email protected]
www.zwick-valves.com
With its triple eccentric design and metal-tometal sealing, the Zwick TRI-CON series guarantees an ideal performance. Maximum service life is achieved by eliminating any rubbing
between the laminated seal around the total
circumference during seating which enables a
frictionless opening and closing. This guarantees
perfect tightness, low operating torques and a
very long life time.
A ttention E x hibitors !
Exhibit sign-up
for the 2011 show will take place on
Monday, June 14 at 2:00 pm
in the front of the exhibit hall.
Member exhibit companies may participate in a lottery to reserve their booth
space for next year.
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CEUs
CEUs are available for
attending this conference.
Stop by the Registration Desk for
details and form.
CEU Program offered by IDEA through
The University of Iowa Division of Continuing
Education The Center for Conferences
Additional Fee - $10 per person
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IDEA UPCOMING EVENTS
Fifth International IDEA
District Cooling Conference
November 7-9, 2010
Grand Hyatt Doha
Doha, Qatar
Hosted by Qatar Cool
24th Campus Energy
Conference & Trade Show
February 22-25, 2011
Hyatt Regency Miami
Miami, Florida
Hosted by University of Miami
District Energy/CHP 2011:
102nd Annual Conference & Trade Show
June 26-29, 2011
Westin Harbour Castle
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hosted by Enwave Energy Corp.
103rd Annual Conference & Trade Show
June 30 – July 3, 2012
Hyatt Regency Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
104th Annual Conference & Trade Show
June 23-26, 2013
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Thank You to Our Sponsors
IDEA thanks the following sponsors
for their support of its
101st Annual Conference & Trade Show
Platinum Sponsors
Citizens Thermal
Johnson Controls
Citizens Thermal strives to provide safe, reliable energy services to our customers, while
being good stewards of the environment.
Citizens Thermal distributes district steam
heating and chilled water cooling serving
business, institutional and industrial facilities
across downtown Indianapolis.
Johnson Controls manufactures YORK chillers
for district-energy facilities. Our capabilities
include: single-unit capacities up to 8,500
TR; choice of electricity, steam, or natural gas
as energy source; and high-head capability
for thermal storage, air-cooled condensing
and heat-pump applications. Johnson Controls
also offers renewable energy solutions: biomass, geothermal, solar, and wind-power.
366 Kentucky Avenue
(317) 927-4790; (317) 693-8742 fax
[email protected]
www.citizensthermal.com
Jeff Willman; Director of Sales, Citizens
Energy Group
PO Box 1592-232S
York, PA 17405-1592
(717) 771-7145; (717) 771-6820 fax
[email protected]
www.johnsoncontrols.com
Samuel Chatterton
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NRG Thermal LLC
2600 IDS Center
80 South 8th Street
(612) 436-4108; (612) 349-6067 fax
[email protected]
www.nrgthermal.com
Jerry Pittman, LEED AP, Commercial
Operations
NRG Thermal, one of the largest third-party
thermal providers in the country, owns and
operates district energy systems and CHP
plants in five states. NRG Energy Centers
in Harrisburg, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, San
Diego and San Francisco together provide
district heating and/or cooling to more than
102 million square feet of building space.
Our leadership teams work together with
customers to help them optimize energy
use. Our CHP Energy Centers in Dover, Del.;
Harrisburg, Pa.; Camas, Wash., and the latest currently under construction in Princeton,
N.J., further demonstrate the company’s
ability to effectively manage complex fuel
supplies, acquisition, ownership and outsourcing strategies. We have experience with
alternative fuels, such as biomass, and understand the importance of 24/7 service with
impeccable reliability. Our expertise is energy.
Gold Sponsor
ChemTreat, Inc.
4461 Cox Road
Glen Allen, VA 23060
(804) 935-2320; (804) 965-6974 fax
[email protected]; www.chemtreat.com
Jeff Thomas
ChemTreat is the fastest growing water treatment company in the
United States. Our mission is to provide our customers with water
treatment programs and solutions that maximize system effectiveness
through our unique combination of outstanding service, high-quality
products, and superior technical expertise. Our goal is to forge longterm relationships for our mutual benefit.
Silver Sponsors
Carrier Corporation
PO Box 4808
Carrier Parkway
Syracuse, New York 13221
(315) 433-4078; (800) 998-0514 fax
[email protected]; www.carrier.com
Harold D. Valencia; Industrial Business Unit Manager
Carrier Corp., headquartered in Farmington, Conn., is the world’s largest
provider of heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration solutions. Carrier’s
17 series open drive and 19 series hermetic motor drive district cooling
chiller solutions include capacity ranges from 1500 ton through 10,000
ton capacity in a single machine. These chillers are operated on variable
speed turbine and motor drive applications as well as variable primary
flow applications providing leading energy efficient operation. Carrier is
a part of United Technologies Corp., a Hartford, Conn., based provider
to the aerospace and building systems industry. Visit www.carrier.com for
more information.
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
777 Main Street
(817) 735-6060; (817) 735-6148 fax
[email protected]; www.jacobs.com
Russell Laird, Jr., PE; Managing Principal
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. is one of the world’s largest and most
diverse providers of professional technical services. We are a market
focused engineering and architectural firm providing all traditional A&E
services. The dedicated Energy & Power Solutions Group of Jacobs provides a broad range of services including planning, design, construction
and commissioning services, as follows; infrastructure master planning,
energy efficiency upgrades, district energy plants, combined heat &
power systems, power distribution, Green House Gas reduction strategies
and renewable infrastructure.
Solar Turbines Incorporated
Concord Engineering Group
520 Burnt Mill Road
Voorhees, NJ 08043
(856) 427-0200; (856) 427-6529 fax
[email protected]
www.ceg-inc.net
Michael Fischette, PE. CGD; President
CEG is a full service engineering, energy consulting and commissioning
firm. We specialize in energy master planning, construction management,
facility design, power & utility infrastructure, energy auditing, renewable
technologies (landfill gas, wind and solar), combined heat & power, geothermal engineering and full-building commissioning. CEG is the leader
in alternative financing and State/Federal incentives for energy conservation and power generation projects. Our experienced professionals are
renowned for solving the problems affecting your facilities and plants in a
constantly shifting energy and regulatory climate.
P.O. Box 85376
San Diego, California 92186
(619) 544-5352; (858) 694-6715 fax
[email protected]
www.solarturbines.com
Sales Engineering, Technical Sales
In more than 13,500 installations, Solar gas turbines support sustainable
production and development through energy efficiency, low greenhouse
gas emissions, and low pollutant emissions. Solar’s gas turbines improve
energy security and reliability with a power-to-heat ratio that matches
very well with campus electrical and heating/cooling loads. Over 115
Solar gas turbines are installed on campuses around the world.
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Silver Sponsors
Thermo Systems LLC
Syska Hennessy Group, Inc.
105 College Road E., 2nd Floor
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609) 378-0235; (609) 514-3907 fax
[email protected]
[email protected]; www.syska.com Al Ribaudo, PE, CEM; Senior Vice
President
A member company of SH Group, Inc.
Founded in 1928, Syska Hennessy Group
is one of the most prominent consulting engineering firms in the nation
best known for client service and delivery of complex projects. Our energy experts provide consulting services for capital strategies, utility master
planning and distribution, cogeneration systems, chilled water, steam and
hot water, and central plants.
84 Twin Rivers Drive
East Windsor, NJ 08520 USA
(609) 371-3300; (609) 371-3400 fax
[email protected]
www.thermosystems.com
David J. Musto
Thermo Systems LLC designs, builds, commissions, and provides lifecycle support for PLC-based automation systems. Thermo Systems’ core
expertise is in the design and deployment of automation systems for
co-generation facilities, chiller plants, district cooling networks, critical
HVAC applications, and critical manufacturing applications. Headquartered
in East Windsor, NJ, USA, Thermo Systems provides services for clients
throughout North America and the Middle East.
Bronze Sponsors
Affiliated Engineers Inc.
Chem-Aqua, Inc.
AEI specializes in energy and utility systems
master planning, design and implementation
for large, multi-building campuses. Our goal
is to provide each client with optimal energy
solutions, based on individual campus needs.
Our energy services include alternative and
renewable fuel analysis and implementation, emissions control planning, chilled water, steam, high and medium temperature hot
water, distribution systems, thermal storage,
CHP, and modeling.
Chem-Aqua is a full-service water treatment
company specializing in cost effective, efficient,
custom designed water treatment programs for
commercial, institutional and industrial facilities. Chem-Aqua takes a value-added approach
to water treatment with programs designed to
protect equipment investments and improve
their overall utility consumption.
1414 Raleigh Road
Suite 305
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
(919) 419-9802; (919) 419-9803 fax
[email protected]; www.aeieng.com
Jerry Schuett, PE
P.O. Box 152170
Irving TX 75015
(800) 527-9921; (972) 438-0801 fax
[email protected]; www.chemaqua.com
Patrick Guccione; Director –
Corporate Development
Tower Tech Inc.
5400 NW 5th Street
Oklahoma City, Ok 73127
405/979-2118; 405/979-2131 fax
[email protected]
www.towertechinc.com
Randy Russell
Tower Tech manufactures the patented Modular
Cooling TowerTM. Its revolutionary VariableFlow Rotary Spray NozzleTM delivers unparalleled efficiency throughout the chiller-tower
loop. Bottom-Mounted FansTM deliver variable
airflow and reduce maintenance requirements.
Water Collection SystemTM & Flow-Thru BasinTM
eliminate the need for algaecide, Lowest
pump head. Reduced water consumption.
Factory-assembled of heavy-duty fiberglass.
CTI Certified.
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Affiliated Engineers. . . . . . . . . . . 32
Composite Cooling Solutions. . . . . . 28
NRG Thermal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Applied Engineering Services. . . . 23
Concord Engineering. . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Rockwell Automation. . . . . . . . . . 27
Caldwell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
IDE Technologies. . . . . . . . . Back Cover
Solar Turbines Incorporated. . . . . 22
Carrier Corporation. . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Jacobs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Syska Hennessy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
CB&I. . . . . . . . . . . . Inside front cover
Johnson Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Thermo Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Chem Aqua. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Kattner Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Tower Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
ChemTreat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Nalco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Westerlund Communications. . . . 30
Citizens Energy Group . . . . . . . . . . 2
Natgun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
IDEA Board of Directors 2010 - 2011/Staff
Executive Committee
Chair
JUAN ONTIVEROS
University of Texas at Austin
P. O. Box 7850
Austin, TX 78713
(512) 232-4191
(512) 471-3311 fax
[email protected]
Vice Chair
DAVID TOOMBS
Citizens Thermal Energy
366 Kentucky Ave
(317) 693-8805
(317) 927-4356 fax
[email protected]
Second Vice Chair
VINCENT BADALI
Con Edison Steam Operations
4 Irving Place, Room 1328
New York, NY 10003
(212) 460-3972
(212) 473-2532 fax
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer
TOM GUGLIELMI
NRG Thermal LLC
80 S. 8th Street
Suite 2600
(612) 436-4106
(612) 349-6067 fax
[email protected]
At Large
JOSEPH BRILLHART
Johnson Controls
60 E 42nd Street
41st Floor
New York, NY 10165
(646) 658-6785
(212) 843-1616 fax
[email protected]
Past Chair
DENNIS FOTINOS
Enwave Energy Corporation
181 University Ave.
Suite 1710
Toronto, Ontario, M5H 3M7
CANADA
(416) 338-8912
(416) 338-8925 fax
[email protected]
Board Members
JAMES ADAMS
Cornell University
135 Humphreys Service Building
Ithaca, NY 14853
(607) 255-6647
(607) 255-5377 fax
[email protected]
GREGG COFFIN
University of Missouri, Columbia
417 S. Fifth Street
Columbia, MO 65211
(573) 882-3094
(573) 882-6793 fax
[email protected]
JOHNATHAN COLEMAN
JA Coleman LLC
PO Box 425
Wilmington, VT 05363
(802) 999-6062
[email protected]
KURT LIEBENDORFER
Stellar
2900 Hartley Road
Jacksonville, FL 32257
(904) 260-2900
[email protected]
CHRIS LYONS
Solar Turbines
P.O. Box 85376; MZSP3-Q
San Diego, CA 92186
(858) 694-6586
(858) 694-6715 fax
[email protected]
BOB MAFFEI
Perma-Pipe, Inc.
7720 N. Lehigh Avenue
Niles, IL 60714
(847) 966-2235
[email protected]
ANN McIVER
Citizens Energy Group
2020 N. Meridian Street
(317) 927-4393
[email protected]
TIMOTHY MERRILL
NRG Energy Center Pittsburgh
111 S. Commons
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
(412) 231-0409
(412) 231-0428 fax
[email protected]
TOM PIERSON
TAS Packaged Central Plants
4300 Dixie Drive
Houston, TX 77021
(713) 877-8700
(713) 877-8701 fax
[email protected]
AUREL SELEZEANU
Duke University
114 S. Buchanan Blvd.
Durham, NC 27708
(919) 660-4222
(919) 681-9474 fax
[email protected]
STEPHEN SWINSON
Thermal Energy Corporation
1615 Braeswood Blvd.
Houston, TX 77030
(713) 791-6765
[email protected]
STEVEN TREDINNICK
Syska Hennessy Group
429 Gammon Place, Suite 200
Madison, WI 53719
(608) 826-9402
(608) 826-9401
[email protected]
PATRICIA WILSON
Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
401 N. Washington Street, Suite 400
Rockville, MD 20850
(301) 509-6730
(301) 468-7787 fax
[email protected]
STEWART WOOD
Veolia Energy North America
99 Summer Street, Suite 900
Boston, MA 02110
(617) 502-4446
(617) 502-4447 fax
[email protected]
JEFFREY ZUMWALT
University of New Mexico
MSCO1 1060
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131
(505) 277-1143
(505) 277-3671 fax
[email protected]
Ex-Officio
ROBERT P. THORNTON
IDEA
125 Turnpike Road, Ste 4
Westborough, MA 01581
(508) 366-9339
(508) 366-0019 fax
[email protected]
Legislative Director
MARK SPURR
FVB Energy, Inc.
150 South 5th St., Ste 340
(612) 607-4544
(612) 338-3427 fax
[email protected]
Legal Counsel
JOEL GREENE
Jennings, Strouss & Salmon
1700 Penn. Ave., NW, Suite 500
Washington, DC 20006
(202) 371-9889
(202) 371-9025 fax
[email protected]
IDEA Staff
President
Robert P. Thornton
Office Manager and Executive
Assistant to the President
Cheryl Jacques
Director of
Sales & Marketing
Tanya Kozel
Director of
International Programs
Laxmi Rao
Director of
Business Development
Len Phillips
Meeting Planners
Anne Picillo
Nora Boyle
District Energy, Editor
Monica Westerlund
Peter Myers
Legislative Director
Mark Spurr
Art Directors
Barbara Erickson
Joy Yoshikawa
24 Lyman Street
Suite 230
Westborough, MA 01581
(508) 366-9339
(508) 366-0019 fax
www.districtenergy.org
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Peers
Your
Meet
I D E A ’ S
A
F o r u m s
re you seeking cost and performance
and others on an IDEA on-line Forum and
comparison data from peer organiza-
have received responses from knowledge-
tions to benchmark your own operational
able peers within hours or days!
standing? Do you have a job opening that
you would like to distribute among highly
Forums are informal interest groups for
qualified candidate resources? Do you have
members with common interests. There are
a question about the effects of reducing
six IDEA Forums: Business Development,
your steam system pressure? Or do you per-
Campus, Distribution, District Cooling,
haps have a challenging problem with cor-
Operations and Sustainable Energy. Each is
rosion in a distribution system? IDEA mem-
chaired by a volunteer IDEA member.
bers recently have posted these questions
All forums are open to all IDEA members.
Current IDEA Forums Business Development

Meets Tuesday, June 15
7 :30-8:30 a.m., CC Rm 202 Co-chairs
Cliff Braddock, Robust Energy,
LLC; Steve Kutska, Xcel Energy
Aurel Selezeanu, Duke University
Hemant Mehta, WM Group
Engineers; Sam Stone, Stanley
Consultants; Dan Mizesko,
US Chiller Services
Acquisitions
Carbon inventories
Delta T
Commissioning
Electrical system design &
management for reliability,
efficiency and load flexibility
Peak power reduction
Customer service
Government agencies
Industry data
Industry promotion &
education
NFPA 70 E Standard for
Electrical Safety in the
Workplace
Personnel training & retention
Water treatment
Chiller commissioning &
maintenance
Chiller operation for
maximum efficiency
Renewable energy
Regional power & cost
benchmarks for cooling
Legislation and policy
Capital planning
Economics
Life-cycle costing
Infrastructure
Plant operations
Marketing and promotion
Distribution systems
Customer interconnection
Personnel training & retention
Safety training
Sea water & lake water options
Strategic selling and
marketing skills
Master planning
Thermal energy storage
LEED and green buildings
Rate design
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District Cooling
7:30-8:30 a.m., CC Rm 208
Customer contracts
Typical Topics
of Interest
Campus
Meets next at Campus Conf. Feb. 22-25, 2011
Best practices
Forum members meet physically at least
Google instantly emails it to all other
All membership and posting requests are
once a year at the IDEA Annual Conference
Forum members! This capability can be a
moderated by IDEA. Detailed information
& Trade Show in June. The Campus Forum
life-saver and is a valuable benefit of IDEA
on how to use the on-line IDEA Forum
meets at the annual IDEA Campus Energy
membership.
Google Groups is available at www.
districtenergy.org/idea-forums-2.
Conference. At these venues, Forum members can collaborate and identify topics of
To join a forum, send an e-mail request
Still have questions? Contact Len Phillips
particular interest and currency that can
to [email protected]. Members
at IDEA +1 (508) 366-9339, ext. 104,
help us plan conferences and workshops.
may participate in as many forums as they
or [email protected].
Forums are also available online 24/7, using
wish and can opt out at any time. After
user-friendly Google® Group discussion
registering as an on-line forum member,
group architecture. Post a question and
you can post and respond to posted items.
Distribution
Government Relations
Operations
Meets next at Campus Conf.
Feb. 22-25, 2011
7:30-8:30 a.m., CC Rm 209
7:30-8:30 a.m., CC Rm 210
Sustainable Energy
7:30-8:30 a.m., CC Rm 211
Mark Vogler, Citizens
Thermal Energy; Robert
Manning, Harvard University
Mark Spurr, FVB Energy, Inc.;
Rob Thornton, IDEA
Robert Purdue, Citizens
Thermal Energy; John
Carlson, Burns & McDonnell
Ray DuBose, University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill; Greg Coffin,
University of Missouri, Columbia;
Kurt Liebendorfer, Stellar
Confined space entry
Federal energy and tax
policies
Combined heat & power
Biomass (solids)
Controls
Biogas (methane, biomass
gasification, etc.)
Customer interconnect
Emergency response
planning
Insulation
Federal climate policies
State & local policies and
grant programs
Leak detection systems
US EPA - Emissions regulations and Energy Star
Manhole design and
maintenance
Program support to/from
US DOE
Metering & metrics
MDCP (Dept of Commerce)
exports
Piping systems
Pumps
Sheeting and shoring
Technical training
Traffic and pedestrian
control
Traps
Utility tunnels
Valves
Water hammer
Written O&M plans for
distribution systems
Appropriations strategies
and industry funding
Integrating advocacy
resources between industry
& IDEA
Engineering & construction
Environmental regulations
& compliance
Financing
Fuel procurement
Maintenance & operation
Production planning
Safety & training
Carbon emissions
Bioliquids (biodiesel, ethanol, etc.)
Calculating carbon footprint
Carbon legislation &
management
Deep water source cooling
Energy Star (EPA)
Geothermal
Improving efficiency –
consumption
Improving efficiency –
distribution
Improving efficiency – production
GSA (General Services
Administration) as end-user
LEED
Collaboration with other
NGO’s
Photovoltaic
Municipal waste gasification
Solar thermal
Sustainable energy education
Waste heat reclaim
Wind
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Combined Conference of
International District Energy Association
and
Canadian District Energy Association
JunE 26-29, 2011
Westin Harbour Castle Hotel
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hosted by Enwave
Thermal Energy Storage (TES),
by Energy Eff icient
Vacuum Ice Maker (VIM)
Using Water as a Refrigerant
Power consumption is typically 0.9 kw/Ton
• A most efficient ice maker
• A simple and low cost storage tank
• Very rapid discharge capability
• Environmentally friendly
IDE Technologies, established in 1965, is a pioneer and
world leader in the development and construction of
seawater desalination, water treatment, refrigeration
and ice-making plants with 400 installations in over 40
countries worldwide.
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