District Energy - 2011 1st Quarter

Wednesday, February 23 — cont.

10: 45 am – 11: 15 am

Refreshment Break with Business Partner Exhibitors

11: 15 am – 11: 45 am

2A – Master Planning, System Expansion
& Infrastructure Renewal (contd.)

A Closure Report on 10-Year Master Plan at Auburn University – Mike Harris, Auburn University; Phil Sheridan, Jacobs Engineering

2B – Campus Carbon Strategies

11: 45 am – 12: 15 pm

12: 15 pm – 12: 45 pm

University of Missouri, St. Louis – Utility Master Planning During Tough Economic Times – Tom Parker, Burns & McDonnell Campus Master Planning for Energy Conservation & Sustainability Planning – Lucas Hyman, Goss Engineering

Integrating Optimal Renewable Energy & Combined Heat and Power Resources to Cost Effectively Meet Your Unique Campus Carbon Reduction Goals – Adam Young, Burns & McDonnell Incentivizing Greener Campuses Through Energy Efficiency Certificates – Paul MacGregor & Darrell Sandlin, Nexant Transitioning From Coal to Biomass at the University of Wisconsin Charter Street Heating Plant – Jeff Pollei, University of Wisconsin, Madison

12: 45 pm – 1: 45 pm

1: 45 pm – 2: 15 pm

IDEA Annual Campus Energy Luncheon
EPA/DOE CHP Energy Star Awards
Dessert and Coffee with IDEA Business Partner Exhibitors

2: 15 pm – 2: 45 pm

3A – Master Planning, System Expansion
& Infrastructure Renewal (contd.)

Air Pollutant Dispersion Modeling for Master Planning – Richard Ney, Sebesta Blomberg

3B – Campus Carbon Strategies (contd.)

Selecting Between Renewable and Conventional Energy Options When Cash is Tight and Carbon Taxes Are Uncertain – Agnelo da Silva, University of Alberta; Tom Phelps, Stantec

2: 45 pm – 3: 15 pm

Central Energy Plant Optimization or Energy Systems Conversion at Stanford University – Joseph Stagner, Stanford University; Jerry Schuett & Nate Cesarz, Affiliated Engineers, Inc.

Energy and Emissions Saving Potential for Water to Water Heat Pump Chillers – David Jensen, Johnson Controls

3: 15 pm – 3: 45 pm

Refreshment Break with Business Partner Exhibitors
4A – Central Plant Efficiency
Moderator: TBD

3: 45 pm – 4: 15 pm

Evaluating CO2 Reductions Through Improvements in CHP Plants: Survey of 50 University Plant Operators – Christina He, University of Maryland

4: 15 pm – 4: 45 pm

Combined Heat and Power Plant Combining Existing Steam Boilers and Reciprocating Engines Resulting in Heat Rate Lower Than 5000btu/kw-hr HHV – Robert Benz & Marcel Staedter, Benz Air Engineering

4B – Thermal Energy Storage Panel Discussion
Moderator: John Andrepont,
The Cool Solutions Company

An Overview of Thermal Energy Storage Systems (ice, chilled water and low temperature fluid) will include summary presentations of several campus systems followed by a panel discussion focusing on drivers, challenges, benefits and lessons learned from their systems.