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The Conference is flanked by a pair of one day workshops:

  • May 19- Energy Manager's Workshop (Pre-Conference) Link
  • May 20 - 21 IETC Technical Sessions
    • Plenary Sessions, Luncheons, Reception - Link
    • Technical Conference Program - Link
  • May 22 - Workshop (Post Conference) Link

Main Conference

Plenary Sessions, Luncheons, Reception

Thursday morning Plenary 8:00 AM - 9:05 AM
Opening welcome by your hosts
Recognition of American Chemistry Council Award Winners
Plenary Keynote Speaker: TBA

Thursday Luncheon 12 noon - 1:30 PM
Luncheon Keynote Speaker: TBA

Thursday Reception 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Sponsored by TXU Energy for all attendees

Friday morning Plenary 8:00 AM - 8:55 AM
TBA

Friday Luncheon 12:20 PM - 1:50 PM
Recognition of the IETC Energy Award Winners for 2010


Below is the program for 2009, see this area for the 2010 program in the future!!

IETC 2009 Technical Conference Program

  • Sessions 1 - 4 are on Wednesday, May 13 from 9:15 - 11:50 AM
  • Sessions 5 - 8 are on Wednesday, May 13 from 1:45 - 4:55 PM
  • Sessions 9 - 12 are on Thursday, May 14 from 9:05 AM - 12:10 PM
  • Sessions 13 and 14 are on Thursday, May 14 from 2:05 - 3:45 PM
Click here for a schedule of session and paper times

You may click on the paper titles that are underlined to see the presentation slides!


Session 1 - Results from the Superior Energy Performance Pilot Project

 

Session 2 - Plant-level Energy Studies

  • "Achieving Success in Energy Management," Wayne Barker, ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Chemical Plant
  • "Environmental and Economical Evaluation of Integrating NGL Extraction and LNG Liquefaction Technology in Iran LNG Project," Mohammad Hasan Khoshgoftar Manesh, and Vahid Mazhari, Iran Power Projects Management Company
  • "ExxonMobil Global Energy Management System, Frank Roberto, ExxonMobil Chemical Company

 

Session 3 - Understanding GHG Issues

  • "Greenhouse Gas Programs Energy Efficiency and the Industrial Sector," Vestal Tutterow, Aiming Zhou, and Jeffrey Harris, Alliance to Save Energy
  • "Modeling Climate Change Policies in Canada and the U.S.: An Update," Joseph M. Roop, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
  • "Incorporating Carbon in Energy Planning at Industrial Facilities," Kyle Smith, Pace Global Energy Services


Session 4 - Forward Looking Energy Management Strategies

  • "A Best Practice Approach: How to Plan, Execute, and Thrive in the 'Changing' World of Climate Change, Energy Efficiency, and Energy Management," Nick Spates, Modular Process Control LLC
  • "Implementing and Sustaining Energy Management Activities," Andrew McMullan, KBC Advanced Technologies
  • "A Collaborative Model for Sustainable Management System for Energy at Small to Medium Industrial Enterprises," Mark R. Imel, Burns & McDonnell, and Michael Gromacki and Deborah Magoon, Cook Composities and Polymers Company
  • "Energy Management and Reporting System (EMRS) Provides Sustaining Performance Improvements in Energy Intensive Industries," Cliff McClain and James E. Robinson, DES Global, LLC

 

Session 5 - US DOE Save Energy Now Plant Assessments

  • "3 Years of Save Energy Now Large Plant Assessments: Results for Key Energy Systems," James Quinn, U.S. Department of Energy
  • "Results of a SEN Assessment at a Chrysler Assembly Complex," Riyaz Papar, Hudson Technologies and Ken Peebles, Chrysler LLC
  • "Using ITP Software Decision Tools as Part of a Long Term Energy Management Program for Your Company," Bill Orthwein, U.S. Department of Energy


Session 6 - CHP and Waste Heat Recovery

 

Session 7 - Program-level Energy Studies


Session 8 - American Chemistry Council Award Winners 1

  • "Reduction of Steam Use at Olefins Plant," Bruce Marantis and Frank VanDuker, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP
  • "2008 vs. 2007 Annualized Energy Savings at ISP Texas City Facility," Rob Polce, ISP Technologies
  • Edison Synthetics Plant Steam Generation System Upgrade," A. Calderon, Mark M. Yakovlev, and Edmund C. Gregory, ExxonMobil Chemical Company
  • "South Carolina Operations Transformation," Chad Howell and Ray Ratheal, Eastman Chemical Company


Session 9 - American Chemistry Council Award Winners 2

  • "Energy Improvements at the DOW Chemical Light Hydrocarbon #7 Plant Via Furnace Technology Upgrade," Bernardo M. Corripio, The DOW Chemical Company
  • "DuPont Operations Bold Energy Plan," William F. Bailey and Dave Lauterbach, DuPont
  • "Baytown Chemical Plant Aromatics KEV Tightening," Marilyn Veillon and Martine M. McDonald, ExxonMobil Chemical Company


Session 10 - Energy and Equipment

  • "Industrial Heat Pumps - A Reexamination in Light of Current Energy Trends," Nathaniel Lewis, Michael Simon, and Stephen Terry, North Carolina State University
  • "Design of Heat Exchanger for Heat Recovery in Systems," Theodore A. Kozman, Jeanese Carriere, and Jim Lee, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
  • "Impact of New Federal Energy Performance Standards on the Industrial Motor Marketplace," R. Neal Elliott, American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
  • "Fan System Effects: How Fan Ductwork Design Impacts Overall System Efficiency and What the Approach Should be for Optimization," Vern Martin, FLOWCARE Engineering Inc.
  • "Promising Areas for Energy Efficiency in Industrial Process," Babu Joseph, Southern California Edison Company


Session 11 - Facility Energy Use Minimization

 

Session 12 - Engineering Steam Systems for Energy Efficiency

 

Session 13 - Water and Wastewater

Session 14 - State Manufacturing Energy Initiative and the IAC

 


 

Energy Managers' Workshop

May 19 (Pre-conference)

The Eighteenth Energy Managers' Workshop is on Tuesday, May 19, 2010. It takes place at the IETC conference site hotel, the Royal Sonesta. Registration for this workshop is separate from the IETC, and you must attend the IETC in order to register for this workshop. It starts at 8 AM and ends at 5 PM.

Topics of Discussion

TBA

 

Saturday Workshop

May 22 (Post- Conference)

This workshop is held Saturday, May 22, 2010 at the conference site hotel, the Royal Sonesta. Registration for this workshop is separate from the IETC, and is not required for attendance at this workshop.

TBA

Topics

TBA

Bio of Speaker

TBA

 


 
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