PlanPhilly: Planning Philadelphia's Future

ALL SOURCES THAT CURRENTLY COMPLY WITH THE CLEAN AIR ACT (CAA) MUST COMPLY WITH NEW EPA GREENHOUSE GAS (GHG) (CO2 and others) EMISSION RULES INCLUDING MANY MINOR SOURCES FOR ALL OTHER POLLUTANTS STARTING IN JANUARY 2011 OR PHASE 2 IN JULY 2011

This audio conference will:
•Provide key insights and analysis of EPA’s existing and future agenda for regulating greenhouse gases (GHGs) under the Clean Air Act (CAA)
•Review EPA's Clean Air Act (CAA) guidance establishing new permitting programs for GHG emissions •Discuss extension of current PSD and Title V permitting requirements/processes to GHGs
•Evaluate EPA’s proposal to develop new source performance standards (NSPS) this year
•Explain Best Achievable Control Technology (BACT) and EPA recommended GHG Control Measures
•Evaluate potential costs and compliance impacts on US businesses

•Discussion on how EPA is planning to treat emissions from renewable biomass

•Review strategic planning considerations & potential compliance/risk exposures

Over the next few years EPA’s new GHGs regulations will place a HUGE cost burden on US businesses, large and small alike, including universities/colleges, medical centers/hospitals, and municipalities, among other sectors. Many facilities MUST begin to comply with new GHG rules as of January, or Phase 2 starting in July 2011.

Our speaker, is a renowned international climate change (GHG/CO2) and Clean Air Act expert, who until recently, served as EPA Chief Legal Counsel, supervising 350 EPA attorney's, while representing the Agency before the Supreme Court on six Supreme Court decisions; including Massachusetts v. EPA, (wherein the Court's findings established the legal framework that EPA is citing in its efforts to regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions), will share key GHG regulatory insights, and analysis.

This conference will help you to better understanding the new, complex, EPA GHG regulations, so you can effectively assess, and manage, the potential costs you face in 2011, and beyond, while strategically planning for future compliance challenges, and investments, to best minimize the impact on your bottom line.

Cost: $129.00 per dial-in line

Conference dates and times:   Thurs., June 30th 3:00 - 4:00 PM EST For a detailed conference summary, and to register, please go to: www.regulationweek.com/NEW_EPA_GHG_Briefing_June_30

Or:   Wed., July 6th 3:00 - 4:00 PM EST For a detailed conference summary, and to register, please go to: www.regulationweek.com/NEW_EPA_GHG_Briefing_July_6

Or:   Tues., July 12th 3:00 - 4:00 PM EST For a detailed conference summary, and to register, please go to: www.regulationweek.com/NEW_EPA_GHG_Briefing_July_12