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LOCATION:Hieronymus Restaurant\, 5035 Market Street\, Wilmington NC
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DESCRIPTION:Time: 11:45 a.m. - 1 p.m.\n\nProgram: Growing North Carolina's
  Renewable Energy\n\nThis program provides an overview of the
  opportunities for further development of agriculturally-based biofuels
  and the use of such biofuels for the development of renewable energy in
  North Carolina.  A case study is presented of a Waste-to-Energy project
  that has been operating for just over a year in North Carolina that is
  deriving renewable energy from swine waste\; the only such project
  successfully operating\, to date\, in North Carolina.\n\nProgram
  Objective: This program will provide an overview of the applicable
  regulations\, design considerations\, and challenges associated with the
  development of renewable energy from agricultural wastes in North
  Carolina\, and provide participants with the lessons learned from a
  specific case study in North Carolina. This program will provide an
  overview of the applicable regulations\, design considerations\, and
  challenges associated with the development of renewable energy from
  agricultural wastes in North Carolina\, and provide participants with the
  lessons learned from a specific case study in North Carolina.\n\nSpeaker:
  \nMr. William G. Simmons\, Jr.\, PE\, Cavanaugh & Associates\, P.A.
  \nemail: gus.simmons@cavanaughsolutions.com \nphone: (877)
  557-8924\n\nGus Simmons\, P.E. is Vice President of Cavanaugh &
  Associates\, P.A. having served as Principal Designer and Project Manager
  for projects in the municipal\, private\, and agricultural sectors\;
  including innovative wastewater treatment / water reclamation plants\,
  and municipal infrastructure systems. Gus graduated from North Carolina
  State University with a degree in Biological & Agricultural Engineering\,
  with concentration in biological waste treatment.\n \nPDHs Offered: \n1
  PDH (Note: While PENC offers Professional Development Credit for this
  program\, it is up to each Professional Engineer to determine if the
  content is relevant to his/her individual practice and suitable for
  his/her continuing education.)\n\nRSVP: None required.\n
SUMMARY:PENC Southeastern Chapter May Meeting
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