2014 CHP Association Policy Forum
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2014 CHP Association Policy Forum
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The annual CHP Policy Forum will kick off with a reception and trade show the night of the 13th with a chance to network with industry and public sector leaders in CHP.
The next day on November 14th, attendees will hear a series of presentations about how local, state, and federal policies have enabled CHP. Each panel will feature a case study of a cooperative effort that worked to successfully get more CHP in the marketplace. With CHP being a solution that could solve a variety of energy needs, attendees will hear about small scale, medium scale, and large scale projects ranging from public buildings to industrial installations to hospitals.
Agenda highlights include:
•Reception Keynote Speaker Representative Paul Tonko (D-NY)
•Case study of the Whole Foods Market in Brooklyn
•Keynote speaker Kate Brandt, Federal Environmental Executive
•A look into EPA's emissions regulation and its impact on CHP
•Case study on the Upper Chesapeake Medical Center and look at the EmPOWER Maryland CHP Program
•Keynote speaker Jay Wrobel from U.S. Department of Energy
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