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The
Centro Para
Prevenção da Poluição (C3P)
and the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
presents
2009 International Workshop
on Environment and Alternative Energy
“GLOBAL COLLABORATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
STRATEGIES"
November 10 - 12, 2009
November 13, 2009 Tours Planned
GE
Global Research
Garching, Germany
Near Munich
On
10, 11 & 12 November 2009, the Centro
Para Prevenção da Poluição (C3P) and the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration (NASA) hosted their 7th annual
technical workshop on environment and energy at the GE Global
Research – Europe facility in Munich/Garching, Germany.
The workshop provided an excellent forum to showcase innovative
and emerging pollution prevention and renewable energy
technologies, share lessons learned, and identify new joint
opportunities. The concept of collaboration and its inherent
benefits was stressed and several desirable interactions
occurred between presenters and attendees resulting in numerous
desired accomplishments.
Individuals from five countries (United States, Portugal,
Germany, France, and United Kingdom) attended, including
students and professors from the University of California, San
Diego (UCSD), the Technical University of Munich (TUM), and the
Munich University of Applied Technology (FHM). Forty U.S. and
international subject matter experts presented on
environmental-related topics, ranging from renewable and
alternative energies to climate change response to electronics
recycling, among others. The workshop was completed with a
November 13, 2009 tour of GE’s gas engine manufacturing plant in Jenbach, Austria.
In conjunction with workshop, C3P and
NASA also held the renewal signing ceremony of the 2002 Joint
Statement and Terms of Reference to continue through 2011.
Summary Report for C3P NASA Technical Workshop 2009
Presentation Links
Adobe PDF presentations from the workshop technical sessions may
now be accessed online.
General information about the workshop is also available by
clicking on the links at right. To access electronic copies of
the Adobe PDF and World Wide Web sites used in support of
presentations at C3P and NASA Technical Workshop 2009, please
click on the title of that presentation. If no link is presented
for that title, we do not have an approved electronic copy of
the presentation, or the speaker used no slides.
November 10, 2009
Keynote Speaker
Title: Post 2012
Global Climate Policy: A European Perspective
Dr. Nuno Lacasta/
Dr. Pedro Barata, Portugal’s Climate Change Commission Executive
Director/Policy Advisor, Ministry of Environment
Title:
NASA
Cooperation with Europe
Bill Barry, NASA European
Representative, NASA – US Embassy Paris
Title:
European Space
Agency View of Sustainable Development
Nathalie Meusy, Head of
Coordination Office on Sustainable Development Directorate of
Resources Management , ESA – HQ
Title:
Material Issues in
Manufacturing Electronics
Klaus Hieronymi, Chairman of the
Environmental Board Hewlett-Packard Europe, Middle East and
Africa, HP
General Technical Session
Title:
NASA's
Vision of Sustainability
James Leatherwood, Director,
Environmental Management Division, NASA – HQ
Title:
Role of
Innovation in Sustainable Development
Eduardo Dias Lopes,
Director of Research and Development Division, ISQ – HQ Portugal
Title:
UCSD Campus: A Test Bed for Sustainability
Frieder Seible,
Dean of Engineering, University California San Diego
Title:
Shaping Students for a Sustainable Future
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerd
Becker, Munich University of Applied Sciences
November 11, 2009
Technical Session: Materials Management and
Substitution
Title:
Key Players of
Corrosion Control in the USAF
Lt. Casey Matthews, Coatings Technology Integration
Office- Project Engineer, USAFSPC
Title:
Technical Overview:
Metallization
Lt. Casey Matthews, Coatings Technology
Integration Office- Project Engineer, USAFSPC
Title:
Chrome
Free Coatings for Aerospace
Matt Rothgeb, Senior Engineer, ITB
Title:
Lead-Free Electronics Issues & Concerns
Kurt Kessel, Senior Engineer, ITB
Title:
Alternative to Nitric Acid Passivation
David Yasensky, Materials Engineer, USA
Technical Session: Renewable and
Alternative Energy Systems
Title: Energy Portfolio Evolution…from Generation to
Distribution at GE
Michael Idelchik, Vice President - Advanced
Technology Programs, GE Global Research Europe
Title:
Transforming Biogas from Methane to Methanol for use in Fuel
Cell
Prof. Dr. Loroch, Beuth Institute Berlin and Dipl. Ing.
Ortloff, TU Cottbus
Title:
Status and Technical Challenges of
Compressed Air Energy Storage Technology
Matthias Finkenrath,
Dr. GE Global Research Europe
Title:
European Award
Building-Integrated Solar Technology 2008
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerd
Becker, Munich University of Applied Sciences
Title:
Towards
a Cost Effective Green Energy Production
Eduardo Dias Lopes,
Director of Research and Development Division, ISQ - HQ Portugal
Title:
Organic Rankine Cycles / Waste Heat Recovery
Dr. Thomas Frey, Research Scientist, GE Global Research Europe
Technical Session:
WEEE and E-Waste Recovery
Title:
ELECTROVALUE Project: Towards E-Waste Recovery
Margarida Pinto,
Director Assistant/Project Manager, ISQ – HQ Portugal
Title:
Assessment of WEEE Reuse in Electrovalue: An LCA Approach
Eduardo Silva, ISQ - HQ Portugal
Title:
E-waste Management:
Market Impact from a Manager Perspective
Mónica Luízio, Amb3e -
Portugal
Title:
Domestic E-Waste in Africa: Recycling for a
Profit?
Klaus Hieronymi, Chairman of the Environmental Board
Hewlett-Packard Europe, Mid. East & Africa, HP
November 12, 2009
Technical Session: Remediation and Cleanup
Title:
In-situ Nano Technology Remediation Methods
George Hoag,
Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Director of Research and
Development, VeruTEK
Title:
Cooperation on Contaminated Site
Characterization along the Tejo River near Lisbon
Cristina Ascenso, Head of Environmental Studies, ISQ – HQ Portugal
Title:
EZVI
Jackie Quinn, Environmental Engineer, NASA
Title:
NASA Remediation Challenges
David Amidei, Environmental
Engineer, NASA - HQ
Technical Session: Creating Sustainable
Facilities and Operations: Challenges from Encroachment and
Climate Change
Title:
Introductions,
Session Overview, NASA Encroachment Process
Christina Hudson, Deputy Division Manager, SAIC and Sam Higuchi, Staff Engineer,
NASA – HQ
Title:
Encroachment Case Study
Mick Bilney,
Consultant, TEC
Title:
How to Start Addressing Climate Change
Impacts & Adaptation: Pilot Workshop
Sam Higuchi, Staff
Engineer, NASA HQ
Title:
Overview of Climate Change
Alex Ruane,
NASA GISS
Title:
Climate Change Impacts and Strategic
Mitigation Measures in Coastal Zones
Mário Baptista Coelho, Prof.
Dr., Lisbon Sciences University
Title:
Port Cities Exposure
to Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation Costs
Susan Hanson,
Research Fellow, University of Southhampton - Tyndall Centre for
Climate Change Research
Title:
Adaptation Measures in New
York City
Alex Ruane, NASA GISS
Title:
Sustainability as
Overarching Solution
Christina Hudson, Deputy Division Manager,
SAIC
Title: Follow-on Discussion and
Brainstorming
Christina
Hudson, Deputy Division Manager, SAIC and Sam Higuchi, Staff
Engineer, NASA – HQ
Technical Session: Recycling and Pollution
Control
Title:
Hazardous Waste Associated With
Space Launch Operations: Hypergolic Vapors and Liquids
Kurt
Kessel, Senior Engineer, ITB
Title:
Reduction of VOCs & Other
GHG Emissions from Gas Streams Using Membrane Technology
Stephen
P. Conover, President & C.E.O., Applied Membrane Technology,
Inc.
Title:
Sustaining Mission Success Through Recycling and
Green Purchasing
Janet Bethay, NASA Lead Center for Recycling
and Affirmative Procurement, Lead, Innovative Health
Applications, LLC
UCSD Student Poster Session
For details on past workshops visit the web site:
http://www.c3p.org
http://www.teerm.nasa.gov/workshop.html
Last updated: 14/02/2011
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