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BIOMASS
COMBINED
HEAT
AND
POWER
FOR
DELMARVA
- Conducted June 12, 2007
Conducted at the Modern Maturity
Center, Dover, DE.
Topics covered included: Biomass Supply, Biomass
Combined Heat & Power Technology, and Combined Heat & Power Policy
Issues. (AGENDA)
Biomass Combined Heat and Power
(CHP) is the generation of electricity and the use of
heat generation for heating and refrigeration. CHP systems operate
at significantly higher efficiencies than conventional utilities,
producing energy cost savings. The use of biomass in CHP systems can
further reduce energy costs. Biomass fuels also provide an
opportunity to decrease greenhouse gas emissions, and create local
and regional jobs through markets for forest and woody biomass.
Presentations:
Reasons to
Consider Biomass For Combined Heat and Power,
Rick
Handley, Director Northeast Regional Biomass Program
Regulatory and Permitting
Requirements – Biomass CHP Applications In Delaware,
Ali
Mirzakhalili, P.E. , Administrator
Net
Metering, Utility Interconnection, and Renewable Energy
Certificates/Green Tags on the Delmarva, Brian P. Gallagher,
E3 Energy Services
Fuel
Supply Issues, Christopher Lindsay, Associate Principal, Anterares Group International
Clean Energy from Delmarva
Biomass,
Dan Rider, Associate
Director, Forest Products Utilization & Marketing,
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Net Environmental
Benefits of CHP,
Paul L. Lemar, Jr., President , Resource Dynamics
Corporation
Mid-Atlantic CHP Application
Center,
Dr. Joseph A. Orlando, P.E. , Director, Mid-Atlantic
CHP Application Center, University of Maryland
CHP Technologies,
Dr. Joseph A. Orlando, P.E. , Director, Mid-Atlantic
CHP Application Center, University of Maryland
Challenger - Providing Alternative Energy Sources
(Part
1,
Part 2,
Part 3), Jim Babcock, Advanced Recycling
Equipment
Small Modular Biomass Gasification, Bob
Rizzo, Mount Wachusett Community College, Gardner,
MA
For More
Information:
http://www.nrbp.org
www.delaware-energy.com
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