Special One-Day Workshop at WASTECON
Implementing Energy-from-Waste (EfW) Projects: Sorting Through the Noise
August 13, 2012 | Washington, D.C.
With rising gasoline and oil prices the nation is once again talking about energy independence and the need for alternative renewable energy supplies. Solid waste professionals are overwhelmed with options for converting non-recycled municipal solid waste into energy, including conventional and emerging technology options.
This 1-day workshop will show public solid waste professionals how to sort through the noise and provide the technical evaluation and the project procurement approaches needed to implement a successful EfW project.
The course instructors have more than 75 years of experience in implementing EfW projects. They have the engineering, technical, economic, financial and legal expertise to address most of issues and questions participants may have concerning their own programs and projects.
Meet your Instructors
Alan Cohen of HDR, Inc, has more than four decades of experience as an economic and financial analyst, including 30 years of experience procuring and developing solid waste, wastewater, water, and energy public-private-partnerships.
Eric Sapir of Hawkins, Delafield & Wood LLP, focuses on representing local governments in the procurement and negotiation of design-build, design-build-operate and private management contracts for solid waste, energy, water, wastewater and transportation facilities and services.
Shawn Worster of HDR, Inc, has more than 30 years experience in implementation oriented management consulting, project development, and executive management in facilitating public/private partnerships in the environmental and energy sectors.
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