2016 Clean Air Summit Washington, D.C. May 4 - 6, 2016
To view the agenda at-a-glance, click here. For a full summary of the Clean Air Summit, click here.

	2015 Annual Meeting Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort 23 Ocean Lane Hilton Head, S
Click here to view the presentations and sponsors from the 2015 Annual Meeting.

 

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2014 Annual Meeting Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa 1000 PGA Tour Boulevard Ponte Vedra, FL 32082 Click here to view the 2014 Annual Meeting Presentations.

 

 

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	2013 Annual Meeting Waldorf Astoria Naples 475 Seagate Drive Naples, FL 34103
2013 Presentations

 

• Understanding Coal Compliance with EPA Regulations; Julien Dumoulin-Smith, Executive Director, UBS Investment Research Utilities Group
• The Impact of Environmental Regulation on the Chemical Industry; James L. Bero, Sr. Vice President, Environment, Health and Safety, BASF
• Overview of the U.S. Environmental Export Initiative
  • Todd DeLelle, International Trade Specialist, Office of Energy and Environmental Industries US Department of Commerce
  • Dan Bjerk, US Department of Commerce, Office of Energy and Environmental Industries (Florida)
• Greenhouse Gas Regulation Under the Clean Air Act; Ben Longstreth, Attorney, Natural Resource Defense Council (click here to view the full report on the proposal for regulating carbon pollution from section 111(d) of the clean air act)
• Emerging Markets for Emissions Measurement and Control Technologies in the Natural Gas Industry; Robert Remkes, Principal, Remkes Technology and Services

 

2012 Presentations Clean Air Issues Facing States and Localities; William Becker, Executive Director, National Association of Clean Air Agencies/NACAA Constellation's Program to Manage Environmental Compliance; Paul Allen, Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Chief Environmental Officer, Constellation Energy EPA’s Clean Air Act Rules for Power Plants, Industrial Boilers and the Oil & Gas Industry; Dr. Robert Wayland, Leader, Energy Strategies Group, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency/USEPA The U.S. Energy Future; Howard Gruenspecht, Acting Administrator of the U.S. Energy Information Administration/EIA Reliability of the US Electric system and Environmental Regulation; Christopher Van Atten, Senior Vice President, MJ Bradley and Associates LLC 2012 Annual Meeting April 25-28, 2012 Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa Two Grasslawn Avenue Hilton Head, South Carolina 29928

 

 

2011 Annual Meeting April 28-30, 2011 Grand Hotel Marriott Resort & Spa One Grand Boulevard Point Clear, Alabama 36564

2011 Presentations

Reducing Pollution from Stationary Sources, Gina McCarthy, Assistant Administrator of Air and Radiation, US EPA

Perspective on Energy Policy and Environmental Performance and Challenges, Anthony Topazi, Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer, Southern Company

An Overview of Carbon Capture Regulations and Technologies , Chuck Taylor, Director, Chemistry and Surface Science Division Director, US Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory

The End of the Beginning: Moving Beyond the First Phase of Economic Recovery, Keith Aleardi, Director of Investments, PNC Wealth Management

Industrial and Institutional Boilers after Boiler MACT, Robert Bessette, President, Council of Industrial Boiler Owners

Opportunities for Funding Environmental R&D Projects, Susan Ward, President, ITECS

Clean Air Issues Facing States and Localities: Regulatory Update , William Becker, Executive Director, National Association of Clean Air Agencies

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2010 Annual Meeting April 22-24, 2010 South Seas Island Resort 5400 Plantation Road Captiva Island, FL 33924

2010 Presentations

A Perspective on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading and Energy Economics; Denny Ellerman, Senior Lecturer MIT (retired)

Solutions to Address Greenhouse Gas Emissions; Janet Giesselman, General Manager, The Dow Chemical Company, Oil & Gas Group

A Power Plant Perspective on Implementing National Air Quality Initiatives; Ryan Fair, Manager, Project Development Florida Power & Light

EPA’s Air Toxics Programs and Potential Transport Rule Implications; Robert Wayland, Leader, Energy Strategies Group USEPA

Labor Availability to Meet Current and Future Air Quality Requirements; Abraham Breehey, Director of Legislative Affairs, International Brotherhood of Boilermakers

States Strategies for Meeting More Stringent Federal Air Quality Requirements; William Becker, Executive Director, National Association of Clean Air Agencies

A Perspective on the Portland Cement Industries Challenges Meeting MACT and Future GHG Requirements; John Holmes, AEMS LLC

Air Pollution Control Market Forecast Development Process; Henry Weber, President, H&W Management Science Consultants

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2009 Annual Meeting April 30 - May 2, 2009 Grand Hotel Marriott Resort & Spa One Grand Boulevard Point Clear, Alabama 36564

2009 Presentations

Southern Company's Environmental Projects and Commitment, Tom Fanning, COO, Southern Company

Research Institute’s Perspective on Multi-Pollutant Emissions Controls, Bryan Hannegan, VP Environmental and Fossil Generation, EPRI

EPA’s Vision and Realities of Clean Air Policies for Stationary Sources, Anna Wood, Senior Policy Analyst, U.S. EPA

States Strategies to Meeting PM and Ozone Requirements, Anna Garcia, Director, Ozone Transport Commission

Environmental Group Perspective on Advancing Greenhouse Gas Emission Controls, Mark Brownstein, Managing Director of Business Partnerships, Environ. Defense Fund

EPA’s Path Forward to Address Air Toxics, Penny Lassiter, Associate Director of Sector Policies and Programs Division, U.S. EPA

Economic Benefits of Jobs in Advance Clean Coal Technologies and Carbon Capture and Storage; Gene Trisko, Representative, ACCCE/United Mine Workers of America

Developments in the Air Emissions Trading Markets; John Blaney, Managing Director, ICF

Risk Management and Financial Responsibility of Carbon Capture and Storage; Lindene Patton, Chief Climate Product Officer, Zurich Financial Services Group

Storing Carbon: Options for Liability Risk Management, Financial Responsibility