2007 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Industry

Session Schedule

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Note: Papers to be presented are listed with the name of the lead author only. The lead authors usually, but not always, present papers. Only the lead authors are identified here.

Session A Wednesday, July 25— 8:30 - 10:00

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Energy Markets and Global Competition Session Title: Data, Innovation & Competitiveness	Contributing to Competitiveness with the Cheapest Industrial Energy: Energy Saved (7) Peggy Podolak, U.S. Department of Energy To Be Competitive, America Needs NEEDC: A National Energy Efficiency Data Center (33) Marvin Horowitz, Demand Research
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Energy-Saving Technologies and Practices Session Title: Benchmarking	Measure It, See It, Manage It: Using Real Time Data to Benchmark, Optimize, and Sustain System Energy Efficiency (41) Tom Taranto, Data Power Services, LLC Quantifying Energy Savings from Industrial Productivity Improvements (104) John Seryak, Go Sustainable Energy
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Environmental Constraints and Opportunities Session Title: Opportunities Involving Transportation	Biofuel Development in New York City and the Mid-Hudson (12) John Nettleton, Cornell University Cooperative Extension Energy, Greenhouse Gases and Production Agriculture in New York State (119) William Reinhardt, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority eTRU Refrigerated Warehouse Technology Demonstrations (64) Thomas Perrot, New West Technologies, LLC
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Analysis and Modeling of Industrial Energy Use Session Title: Utility & Government Analysis Tools	Generating and Calculating Energy Intensity Savings from Manufacturing Productivity Improvement Projects (101) Glen LaPalme, Alternative Energy Systems Consulting Monitoring, Targeting and Reporting: A Pathway to Continuous Improvement in Energy Management (57) Kevin Wallace, BC Hydro Power Smart The Austrian Climate Change Program for Industry (158) Peter Sattler, sattler energie consulting GmbH NOTE: This paper has been published in the proceedings of the 2007 eceee Summer Study, © European Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy; therefore, it is not published in the proceedings of the 2007 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Industry.
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Role of Public Policies and Programs in Addressing Energy Use and Industrial Competitiveness Session Title: Supporting Emerging Technologies	Emerging Technologies for PG&E's Industrial Sector Accelerating the Deployment of Energy Efficient Innovations (23) Francois Xavier Rongere, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Wisconsin's Model for Commercializing Emerging Industrial Technologies (70) Preston Schutt, CleanTech Partners
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Energy Efficiency in Specific Industries Session Title: Using Electricity Efficiently	Case Studies: Infrared Heating in Industrial Applications (8) Chao Chen, Puget Sound Energy Increasing Energy Efficiency in Industry through Emerging Electrotechnologies (14) Clark Gellings, Electric Power Research Institute

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Session B Wednesday, July 25— 10:30 - 12:00

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Energy Markets and Global Competition Session Title: Climate Change and International Competitiveness	Adapting to Climate Change: Planning for Resilient Energy Systems and Maintaining Global Competitiveness (40) Susan Asam, ICF International Economics of Energy Efficiency in a CO2 Constrained World (85) Daniel Trombley, University of Dayton Industrial Assessment Center
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Energy-Saving Technologies and Practices Session Title: Motors	Look Beyond General-Purpose Motors for Additional Energy Savings (51) John Malinowski, Baldor Electric Company Copper Rotor Motors: A Step Towards Economical Super- Premium Efficiency Motors? (69) Nicole Kaufman, Advanced Energy
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Environmental Constraints and Opportunities Session Title: GHG Emission Reduction as Impetus for Action	Evaluating Corporate Climate Performance: A Model for Benchmarking GHG Reductions (87) Bella Tonkonogy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Private Market Solutions for Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) Trading (43) John Steinhoff, EnVise LLC
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Analysis and Modeling of Industrial Energy Use Session Title: Economy-Wide Energy Modeling Tools	Industrial Energy Consumption Forecasting: The Things that Matter (18) Lorna A. Greening, Global Energy Group Modeling Climate Change Policies in the U.S. and Canada: Preliminary Results (10) Joseph M. Roop, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Extreme Energy Efficiency in the U.S.: Economic and Environmental Impacts (61) Tina Kaarsberg, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Policy and Int'l Affairs
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Role of Public Policies and Programs in Addressing Energy Use and Industrial Competitiveness Session Title: National Policies	Energy Policy and U.S. Industry Competitiveness (50) Rachael Halpern, U.S. Department of Commerce Making the Case for Energy Efficiency Policy Support: Results from the EPA / DOE "Energy Efficiency Benefits Calculator" (143) Snuller Price, Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc.
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Energy Efficiency in Specific Industries Session Title: Multi-Industry Energy Savings I	Insulation, the Forgotten Technology for Energy Conservation (5) Ron King, National Insulation Association On-Demand Ventilation Energy Saving in Industrial Applications (30) Ales Litomisky, Ecogate, Inc. A Novel Method of Waste Heat Recovery from High Temperature Furnaces (63) Arvind Atreya, University of Michigan

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Session C Thursday, July 26— 8:30 - 10:00

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Energy Markets and Global Competition Session Title: Roundtable—Bringing Energy Efficiency to Scale: Implications for International Energy Markets and Competitiveness	Richard Moss, United Nations Foundation Dow Chemical Company Representative (invited) Joel Yudken, High Road Strategies In a new treatise on the energy efficiency imperative within the G8 economies, the United Nations Foundation suggests that improving energy productivity must become the essential option of first choice in any energy policy. The report suggests that energy efficiency offers the largest and least costly option to convert the present energy system into a sustainable one during this century. This Roundtable discussion will review those new findings and offer participants an opportunity for critical commentary on the implications of these findings for international energy markets and industrial competitiveness.
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Energy-Saving Technologies and Practices Session Title: Assessments & Tools	New Tool Knocks Down Barriers to Industrial Energy Efficiency Improvements (42) John Bushman, EnVise LLC Worst Practices: An Evaluator's Perspective (75) Dan Barbieri, RLW Analytics, Inc. Case Studies from Industrial Demand Response Audits Integrated with Renewable Energy Assessments (110) Yogesh Patil, Energy and Resource Solutions
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Environmental Constraints and Opportunities Session Title: Government Programs-Review of Regional Programs' Accomplishments	San Francisco Distributed Energy Resources Testbed (144) Steven J. Moss, M.Cubed/San Francisco Community Power Energy Consumption and Emissions in Small and Medium-Sized Industry (54) Ken Tiedemann, BC Hydro
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Analysis and Modeling of Industrial Energy Use No Session C.
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Role of Public Policies and Programs in Addressing Energy Use and Industrial Competitiveness Session Title: Converting Policy to Programs	Constraining Energy Consumption of China's Largest Industrial Enterprises Through the Top-1000 Energy-Consuming Enterprise Program (16) Lynn Price, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Decoupling: Divorcing Electricity Sales from Profits Creates Win-Win for Utilities and Customers (17) Stephen Heins, Orion Energy Services   Metrics as a Tool to Adapt Program Activities in Response to Energy Markets and Policy (53) Michaela Martin, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Energy Efficiency in Specific Industries Session Title: Multi-Industry Energy Savings II	Results of DOE's Streamlined Energy Savings Assessments (25) James Quinn, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Industrial Technology Industrial Oxygen: Its Generation and Use (80) Prakash Rao, Rutgers University-Center for Advanced Energy Systems Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Industrial Technologies Program: Partnering with Industry to Reduce Energy Use and Improve Industrial Competitiveness (167) Sharon Robinson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Session D Thursday, July 26— 10:30 - 12:00

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Energy Markets and Global Competition Session Title: Roundtable—Innovation, Transformation, and Industrial Competitiveness	Skip Laitner, ACEEE Karen Ehrhardt-Martinez, ACEEE Christina Galitsky, LBNL The discussion surrounding industrial efficiency gains typically focuses on industry's own use of energy and the set of technologies that might cost-effectively reduce that consumption. Often overlooked is industry's role as a primary developer of the new materials and technologies that can generate large efficiency gains within all other sectors of the economy. This panel explores recent work on industrial innovation and highlights a number of emerging technologies that may foster an even greater energy savings than might be apparent from looking at industry's own current energy use patterns alone.
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Energy-Saving Technologies and Practices Session Title: Operation & Maintenance	Investigating the Impact of Boiler Aging In Replacement Decisions (107) Siddika Pasi, Rutgers University - Center for Advanced Energy Systems Cooling Data Centers with Cooling Towers (113) Jonathan Maxwell, Energy & Resource Solutions Assessing the Performance of Cooling Towers and their Effect on Chiller Efficiency (120) Donald Kasten, Center for Advanced Energy Systems, Rutgers University
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Environmental Constraints and Opportunities Session Title: Overlap of the Three "Es"	Sustainable Energy Development—Iceland as a Case Study (97) Brynhildur Davidsdottir, University of Iceland Addressing the Reliability, Financial, and Environmental Risks of Energy Management Strategies at Water Utilities (130) Kevin Cooney, Summit Blue Consulting Life Cycle Management of Computers and Servers: Curbing Energy and Environmental Impacts by Managing from Cradle to Grave (124) Kent Dunn, Verdiem Corporation
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Analysis and Modeling of Industrial Energy Use Session Title: Analysis of Specific Technology Systems	A Study of Optimizing the System Integration of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) with Absorption Cooling for Cold Storage Applications (127) Gregory Stevens, Alternative Energy Systems Consulting Industrial Solid-State Energy Harvesting: Potential, Mechanisms, and Examples (86) Matthew Kocoloski, Carnegie Mellon University Impact of Real-Time Pricing on Payback of Thermal Energy Storage Syestems (82) Malik Khan, Rutgers University, Center for Advanced Energy Systems
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Role of Public Policies and Programs in Addressing Energy Use and Industrial Competitiveness Session Title: Programs for Specific Industry Markets	Wisconsin's Industrial Cluster Initiative Lessons: Three Years Later (29) Craig Schepp, Focus on Energy Solid as Granite: A Coordinated Approach to Productivity, Pollution Prevention, and Energy Efficiency Program Delivery (73) Michael Socks, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Energy Efficiency in Specific Industries Session Title: Organizing to Promote Energy Efficiency	A Systematic Effort to Promote Best Practices in Industrial Energy Efficiency (38) Bin Wu, Missouri Industrial Assessment Center Catalyst for Change: Creating an Energy Awareness Culture (134) Heidi Sickert, Ecos Consulting A Team-Based Approach to Energy Management (164) Nels Andersen, Franklin Energy Services

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Session E Friday, July 27— 8:30 - 10:00

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Energy-Saving Technologies and Practices Session Title: Advanced Technologies I	Energy Efficiency of a Novel Ohmic Heating Technology by Fluid Jet (77) Sami Ghnimi, Agency for Environment and Energy Management Common Excess Air Trends in Industrial Boilers with Single-Point Positioning Control and Strategies to Optimize Efficiency (116) Kevin Carpenter, Energy & Resource Solutions
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Environmental Constraints and Opportunities Session Title: Techniques for Maximizing Benefits	Financing Energy Savings Retrofits through Internal Corporate ESCOs (128) Gwendolyn Farnsworth, E Source Opportunities for Improving Energy Efficiency, Reducing Pollution and Increasing Economic Output in Chinese Cement Kilns (31) Christina Galitsky, Lawrence Berkely National Laboratory State Experiences with Financial Incentives to Promote Clean Distributed Energy: Greenhouse Gas Reductions with CHP (117) Thomas Bourgeois, Pace University Energy Project
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Analysis and Modeling of Industrial Energy Use Session Title: Scoping & Understanding Energy Systems	Industrial Energy Efficiency as a Risk Management Strategy (140) Cullen Naumoff, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Assessment of Measuring Energy Efficiency Performance in Industry-Case Study: Iron and Steel Industry (94) Kanako Tanaka, International Energy Agency Steam System Assessment Tool Application in the Chemical Industry (95) Paul Nigro, University of Illinois at Chicago, Industrial Assessment Center
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Role of Public Policies and Programs in Addressing Energy Use and Industrial Competitiveness Session Title: Energy Management Promotion	Certifying Industrial Energy Efficiency Performance: Aligning Management, Measurement, and Practice to Create Market Value (49) Aimee T. McKane, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Oregon's Approach to Encouraging Industrial Energy Efficiency through Choice (22) Elaine Prause, Energy Trust of Oregon, Inc. Investment Aid and Contract Bound Energy Savings: Experiences from Norway (108) Andreas Krüger Enge, Enova SF
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Energy Efficiency in Specific Industries Session Title: Energy Savings Through Training & Benchmarking I	California's Industrial Energy Efficiency Best Practices Technical Outreach and Training Program (39) Donald Kazama, California Energy Commission Energy Management and Benchmarking in SMES (90) Boudewijn H. Wajer, SenterNovem Advancing Energy Efficiency in the U.S. Glass Industry: Perspective from the DOE Industrial Technologies Program (121) Elliott Levine, U.S. Department of Energy

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Session F Friday, July 27— 10:30 - 12:00

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Energy Markets and Global Competition Session Title: Assessing CHP & Savings (A Session Organized for Panel 2)	CHP Program Design: Cost Benefits of Dispatching versus Baseline Operations (79) Sachin Nimbalkar, Center for Advanced Energy Systems, Rutgers University From Pollution Control to Combined Heat and Power Technology Systems (151) John A. "Skip" Laitner, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Energy-Saving Technologies and Practices Session Title: Advanced Technologies II	Industrial Waste Heat Recovery: Recent Advancements in Technology and Benefits (48) Cecilia Arzbaecher, Global Energy Partners, LLC Recent Trends in Oxy-Fuel, Air-Fuel, and Hybrid Combustion Technologies (146) Paul Mehta, Bradley University
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Environmental Constraints and Opportunities Session Title: Examples of Energy Efficiency in Sectors	Changing Corporate Energy Culture: The Corning, Inc. and NYSERDA Partnership (78) Peter Garforth, Garforth International Using Biomass to Supplement Natural Gas for Hydronic Heating in a Greenhouse Complex (32) Chad Wheeley, Mississippi State University
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Analysis and Modeling of Industrial Energy Use Session Title: Energy Management Tools	Maximum Energy Management: Benchmarking and Targeting Energy Efficiency Efforts (84) Carl Eger, University of Dayton Analyzing and Optimizing the Environmental Performance of Supply Chains (6) Kumar Venkat, Surya Technologies, Inc. Net Energy Costs of Skylights (83) Peter Kleinhenz, University of Dayton Industrial Assessment Center
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Role of Public Policies and Programs in Addressing Energy Use and Industrial Competitiveness Session Title: Program Outreach Approaches	Results of an Industrial Efficiency Bid Program: A Customer-Driven Approach to Energy Efficiency in Industry (68) Samuel J. Mueller, Nexant, Inc. Making Energy Efficiency Happen: Building Skills on Energy Project Financing (59) Catriona Armstrong, Natural Resources Canada, Office of Energy Efficiency Motor Challenge Program in Austria Improving Industrial Energy Efficiency (159) Claus Weberstorfer, Austrian Energy Agency
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Energy Efficiency in Specific Industries Session Title: Energy Savings Through Training & Benchmarking II	Innovation in Industrial Training: A Regional Approach (135) Geoff Wickes, Ecos Consulting Market Impact of the Pulp and Paper Best Practices Guidebook (148) John Nicol, SAIC Promoting Energy Efficiency through Industrial Sector Benchmarking: The ENERGY STAR Approach (98) Gale Boyd, Duke University

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DISPLAYS

DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Rolls out Energy Intensity Website (9) Joseph Roop, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Economic Manufacturing Batch Quantities Based on Energy Efficiency and Revenue for Oil Equipment Rental Industry (44) Jim Lee, University of Louisiana at Lafayette The Potential for Combined Heat and Power in Massachusetts (76) Lauren Mattison, University of Massachusetts Optimizing Energy Consumption in a Coffee Processing Facility (137) Kaushik Bhattacharjee, REIPOWER

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