Parking Update for Meeting Attendees |
Free Parking and Shuttle at Pargo’s Restaurant
Because of several WVU construction projects, parking is at a premium on the Evansdale Campus of West Virginia University. Therefore, we have leased parking spots at Pargo’s Restaurant, 334 Patteson Drive on Sept. 22 for the Coal Utilization Technologies Workshop. (See map. Pargo's is located east of the WVU Coliseum on Patteson Drive, next to Burger King.)
 Please allow 15 - 20 minutes extra drive time.) A shuttle bus at Pargo’s will take you to and from the workshop. For those who like exercise, Pargo’s is a 15-minute walk to the NRCCE building,
FYI -- There are several pay parking lots close to the NRCCE Building but they fill up quickly. Even parking at the WVU Coliseum can be difficult to find right now. Parking is not allowed in any permit lot and you will be ticketed by the WVU Parking Office. Parking at Pargo’s and riding the free shuttle to the NRCCE building will probably be easier than driving around campus trying to find pay parking anywhere else.
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| Conference
Information |
| Date |
September 22, 2004 |
| Location |
WVU National Research Center for Coal and Energy, Morgantown, WV.
Directions and parking information can be found at
www.nrcce.wvu.edu/meetingmain.htm
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| Registration Fee |
$35 by September 15; $45 after September 15 or walk-in
Register
Online |
| Contacts: |
Program - Jeff Herholdt, (304) 558-0350 or JHerholdt@wvdo.org
Logistics - Tracy Novak, (304) 293-3749 x. 5421 or
Tracy.Novak@mail.wvu.edu |
| Lodging: |
Discount sleeping rooms have been reserved at the
Euro-Suites located 2 miles from the NRCCE. $66 plus
tax. (800) 678-4837 or (304) 598-1000. Mention NRCCE for the rate. Directions and additional information on Euro-Suites can be found at www.euro-suites.com Euro-Suites,
501 Chestnut Ridge Road, Morgantown, WV 26501 |
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Program
Committee
Richard A. Bajura, WVU National Research
Center for Coal & Energy
Kenneth Dickens, Esq., West Virginia
Board of Coal Mine Health & Safety
Jeff Herholdt, West Virginia Development Office
Energy Efficiency Programs
Chris Hamilton, West Virginia Coal Association
Fred Tucker, United Mine Workers of America
Trina Karolchik Wafle, WVU National Research
Center for Coal & Energy
PRELIMINARY
AGENDA
| September 22, 2004
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| 8:30 |
Registration and Continental Breakfast |
| 9:00 |
Call to Order and Welcome – Richard Bajura,
Director, National Research Center for Coal and
Energy [NRCCE |
| 9:05 |
Workshop Series Overview – Jeff Herholdt,
Energy Programs Manager, WV Development Office |
| 9:15 |
Industry Keynote: Coal Power Generation
- Bart Hyita, Vice President Coal Operations Support
CONSOL Energy Inc.
(introduction by Chris Hamilton, Vice President,
WV Coal Association) |
| 10:00 |
Panel 1: Technologies for Energy Generation
from Coal
- Jeff Herholdt, Moderator
Advanced Coal-Fired Power Generation
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Robert Bedick, Program Manager, National
Energy Technology Laboratory [NETL]
Longview Power Project
- Chris Colbert, Vice President of Coal Development, GenPower
Hydrogen and Liquid Fuels
- John Winslow,
Program Manager, NETL
Liquid Fuels from Waste Coal
- Robert Hoppe, Chief Operational Officer, WMPI Pty., LLC
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| 11:10 |
Panel 2: Zero Emissions Coal Technologies
-Jeff Herholdt, Moderator
Carbon Management
- Scott Klara, Program
Manager, NETL
Emissions Control Technologies
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Frank Burke,
Vice President for Research, CONSOL
Combustion Byproducts Utilization
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Paul Ziemkiewicz, Director WV Water Research
Institute, NRCCE
Water Management
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Joseph Donovan, Director,
Hydrologic Research Center, NRCCE |
| 12:20 |
Lunch |
| 12:50 |
Luncheon Address – David Satterfield, Director, WV Development Office
(introduction by Chris Hamilton) |
| 1:20 |
Break |
| 1:30 |
Panel 3: WV Opportunities for Coal Programs
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Richard Bajura, Session Moderator
WV Energy Roadmap
- Patrick Esposito, President,
Augusta Systems
Clean Coal Power Projects in WV
- Carl Irwin,
Industries of the Future-WV, NRCCE
FutureGen Opportunities in WV
- Jeff Herholdt,
WV Development Office
Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships
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Marshall Miller, Marshall Miller & Associates
Labor Perspectives
- Ted Hapney, UMWA
Air Permitting Requirements
- Gene Coccari, WV Division of Air Quality, WV Department of Environmental Protection
Role of Academic Research
- Trina Wafle, Deputy
Director, NRCCE |
| 2:25 |
Open Forum: Recommendations for WV Coal
Projects
– Richard Bajura, Session Moderator |
| 3:00 |
Evaluation & Adjournment followed by NRCCE 25th Anniversary Reception and informal NRCCE lab tours
– Richard Bajura |
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