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Power Generation from Sustainable Biomass in NJ
Innovative Technology Workshop

Date: May 7, 2012 Online Registration is Closed.

Time: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
        
Location
Rutgers Eco Complex
1200 Florence Columbus Rd
Bordentown, NJ
The purpose of the Workshop is to promote the development of biopower in NJ by bringing together existing and emerging innovative sustainable biomass-to-energy technology companies with targeted project developers and investors as well as the government agencies that will incentivize and regulate these projects.

Agenda

8:30 – 9:00 am Registration and Coffee
9:00 – 9:10 am Welcome and Workshop Objectives (Dr. Serpil Guran, Director, Rutgers EcoComplex)
9:10 – 9:20 am Welcome from Rutgers University (Dr. Margaret Brennan-Tonetta, Associate VP)
9:20 – 9:45 am NJ EMP: The Role of Biomass (Joseph Fiordaliso, Commissioner, NJBPU)
9:45 – 10:00 am Creating Biomass Pathways within NJDEP (Robert Marshall, Assist. Commr., NJDEP)
10:00 – 10:15 am Role of Agriculture (Jeff Beach, Policy Advisor, NJ Dept. of Agriculture)
10:15 – 10:25 am NJCAT Technology Verification Program (Dr. Dick Magee, NJCAT)
10:25 – 10:45 am Break

10:45 – 12:30 pm Technology Presentations – this section of the program will have commercial companies presenting information on their bioenergy technology (Moderator – Dr. Dick Magee)

The presenting companies are;
• BioMacht, Inc. – Wood gasification to Organic Rankin Cycle CHP system
• Fuel Cell Energy, Inc. – Biomethane powered Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells with capacity for renewable hydrogen production
• Organic Diversion, Inc. – High Solids Anaerobic Digestion of food waste for power production • Power House Energy, Inc. - Waste/biomass-to-energy Gasification combined with CHP
12:30 – 1:15 pm Lunch

1:15 – 3:00 pm Panel Discussion – Opportunities and Challenges for Biopower Projects in NJ (Moderator – David Specca)
• Paula Durand – NJ EDA, Senior Venture Officer, Clean Technology
• Robert Kettig – NJ DEP, Division of Air Quality
• Gearoid Foley – US DOE, Mid-Atlantic Clean Energy Application Center

3:00 – 4:30 pm Networking and Trade Show in Atrium
4:30 pm Workshop Ends

Prices
Members - $35.00
Non-Members - $35.00
State Gov't. employees not including Lunch - No Charge
State Gov't. employees with lunch - $11.00
Students - $35.00
Requests for refunds must be received in writing one week prior to an event. Paid registrations are transferrable to another qualified guest.
 
Directions:
From NJ Turnpike: Take Exit 7 to Rt. 206 S.
Stay on Rt. 206 S. for about 3.5 miles (Past exit for Hedding)
Exit Rt. 206 S. at Columbus-Burlington Exit (Rt. 543)
At stop sign make RIGHT onto Rt. 543 West (travel about 2 miles)
EcoComplex is large green building on LEFT, before the second light

or

Route 206 S. to first light - follow signs for I-295S.
First RIGHT (at light) onto Old York Road
QUICK RIGHT (at stop sign & sign for I-295) onto Rising Sun Road
Proceed less than 1 mile
LEFT onto I-295 South
Follow below

From I-295:
Exit 52A (Columbus)
EcoComplex is large green building on RIGHT just past the first light.

From Route 206 Northbound:
Route 206 North past Columbus Farmer's Market
Exit for the town of Columbus approx. one mile north of market
At traffic light make LEFT onto Rt. 543 West (also called Main St.)
EcoComplex is large green building on LEFT, before the second light

From PA Turnpike:
Go over PA-NJ Turnpike Bridge
Take the first exit for US Route 130N
RIGHT on the first light onto 656E (Florence-Columbus Rd.)
After approximately 3 miles there is an overpass for I-295
Go through next light
EcoComplex is large green building on RIGHT

From the Riverline Florence Station (bike path):

Take John Galt Way to Route 130 (stop light)
Go North (left) on 130 (currently need to go south and do a U-turn) to Cedar Lane (0.6 miles)
Turn right on Cedar Lane to Burlington Bustleton Road (stop sign) (0.9 miles)
Turn left on Burl. Bustleton Rd. to Old York Road (0.3 miles)
Turn right on Old York Road to Route 543 (flashing light) (0.6 miles)
Turn left on Route 543 to the EcoComplex facility (2.7 miles)

This is the best route to use should you be biking from the station to the complex (5.1 miles).

Alternatively, after turning north (left) onto Route 130, go to the second stop light and turn right onto Florence-Columbus Road . Follow Florence-Columbus Road to the second stop light. You will pass over I-295. The Rutgers EcoComplex is located on the corner at the second light. Schedules, fees and maps for the Riverline can be found at http://www.riverline.com/.


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