Pollution Prevention and Energy Efficiency Yellow Pages
Program Name: Arkansas Economic Development Commission
Address: One State Capitol Mall Little Rock, AR 72201
Contact: Alford Drinkwater
Phone: 501-682-7325Fax: 501-324-9856
E-mail Address: adrinkwater@aedc.state.ar.us
Web Site Address: http://www.aedc.state.ar.us
Program Type:
State Government Non-regulatory
Program Goals:Promote economic development Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Coordinate P2 with other agencies Assist businesses in compliance Provide energy efficiency information to companiesAreas of Experience:(Industry)
Furniture Primary Metal Coating and engraving Electroplating Machinery (except electrical)(Wastestreams)Coolants Cleaning Coating
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Air emissions Hazardous waste Industrial wastewater
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:EconomicProgram Name: Hazardous and Toxic Materials Program, City of Los Angeles
Address: City of Los Angeles, Environmental Affairs Department 201 N. Figuera St., Suite 200/ MS 177 Los Angeles, CA 90012
Contact: Donna Toy-Chen
Phone: 213-580-1079Fax: 213-580-1084
E-mail Address: dchen@ead.ci.la.ca.us
Program Type:
City Government
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Promote economic development Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Coordinate P2 with other agencies Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities
Annual Pollution Prevention Budget: $300,000
Budget Comprised of: $300,000 local feesAreas of Experience:(Industry)
Furniture Printing and publishing Primary metal industries Electroplating Coating and engraving All other fabricated metal Machinery (except electrical) Electrical & electronic equipment Transportation equipment Photographic production Jewelry manufacturing(Wastestreams)Industrial wastewater Storm water Hazardous Waste(Commercial)Vehicle maintenance Dry cleaners
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Hazardous waste Hazardous materials Storm water Industrial wastewater Multimedia
Pollution Prevention Resources:2 Full time FTE 1 Part time FTE
Program Services to Companies:Permit assistance Vendor database Technical library Onsite technical assistance Hazardous waste/ materials management Pollution prevention training Storm water protection training Fact sheet distribution
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:Compliance assistance Permits
Energy Efficiency Activities:Energy efficient lighting recommendations in the L.A. Waste Wise Reduction Assessments
Quantitative/ Qualitative Pollution Prevention/ Energy Efficiency Results:Improved industrial wastewater compliance due to metal finishing P2 workshops Workshops for Spanish speaking autoshop owners and workers to improve hazardous waste and materials management and storm water protection
Program Name: Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE), City of Boulder
Address: City of Boulder--Environmental Affairs P.O. Box 791 Boulder, CO 80306
Contact: Sarah W. Brown
Phone: (303) 441-1914Fax: (303) 441-4070
E-mail Address: brownsa@ci.boulder.co.us
Web Site Address: http://www.pacepartners.com
Program Type:
City government Non-regulatory office Small business assistance Regional program
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Integrate P2 into regulatory programs Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Help companies prepare P2 plans Coordinate P2 with other agencies Develop public - private partnerships Assist businesses in compliance Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities
Annual Pollution Prevention Budget: $58,000
Budget Comprised of: city 0.15% sales tax for environmental programsAreas of Experience:(Industry)
Printing and publishing equipment Organic chemicals Electroplating(Wastestreams)Air emissions Wastewater Solid waste(Commercial)Vehicle maintenance Construction/ demolition Manufacturing
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:General knowledge of all areas
Pollution Prevention Resources:2 full time FTE's (one at City, one at County Health Dept.) 1 quarter FTE at local non-profit
Program Services to Companies:Provide technical assistance and recognition to Boulder County businesses Assist all business types with pollution prevention, waste reduction, energy efficiency, and recycling Provide certification programs for auto body shops, printers, and manufacturers Expanding to have certification programs for dentists and the food service by the end of 1998 Host regular workshops Develop industry or waste specific P2 resource sheets that are distributed to partner businesses Work with media to recognize efforts of partner businesses
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:Work with County air quality and consumer protection specialists, city of Boulder Industrial Pretreatment inspectors, and city of Longmont P2 and wastewater staff to ensure that PACE and the P2 information is shared with businesses during inspections Inspections Data integration
Energy Efficiency Activities:Prepared Energy Efficiency Resources sheet that applies to all local businesses and includes information on local funding sources, local and national E2 programs, and local performance contractors Offer free E2 assessments to PACE partner businesses
Program Name: Northeast Colorado Regional Pollution Prevention Program (NCRP3)A partnership of the Boulder County Health Dept., Larimer County Dept. of Health and Environment, Northeast Colorado Health Dept., and Weld County Health Dept.
Address: c/o Boulder County Health 3450 Broadway Boulder, CO 80304
Contact: Anne Kaufmann, Boulder County Health
Phone: (303) 441-1146Fax: (303) 441-1468
E-mail Address: amkhe@co.boulder.co.us
Alternative Contact: Judy Heiderscheidt
Larimer County, Health Dept. Phone: (970) 498-6792 Fax: (970) 498-6772 E-mail: heiderjm@co.larimer.co.us
Web Site Address: http://www.boco.co.gov/health/ncrp3.htm
Program Type:
County government City government Non-profit Non-regulatory office Small business assistance program
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Integrate P2 into regulatory programs Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Help companies prepare P2 plans Coordinate P2 with other agencies Develop public - private partnerships Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities Recognize businesses for their accomplishments
Annual Pollution Prevention Budget: hard to quantify because it is a multi-agency program
Budget Comprised of: part of a $42,000 federal Prevention Block grant, city and county appropriations, and state funds Areas of Experience:(Industry)
Printing and publishing Small manufacturing(Commercial)Vehicle maintenance Restaurants
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Partner with county Air Quality Compliance, Household Hazardous Waste and Consumer Protection programs, and city Industrial Pretreatment programs
Pollution Prevention Resources:Approximately 1.5 FTE's spread among 4 county agencies
Program's Services to Companies:On-site P2 assessments Resource sheets regarding P2 alternatives (e.g. alternative brake cleaners, oil filter recycling) Research for individual businesses on specific P2 issues Provide recognition for business P2 accomplishments through free advertising, a certificate and window decal, and a public recognition event during National P2 Week
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:Inspections
Energy Efficiency Activities:Energy efficiency is one of the P2 options a business can focus on to obtain recognition in the program
Quantitative/ Qualitative Pollution Prevention/ Energy Efficiency Results:Data has not yet been quantified Program Name: Air Quality Pollution Prevention
Address: 2100 Martin Luther King Ave. SE #404 Washington, DC 20020
Contact: Olivia Achuko
Phone: (202) 645-6093 x 3071Fax: (202) 645-6102
Program Type:
State government Regulatory officeProgram Goals:
- Increase awareness
- Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available
- Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation
- Assist businesses in compliance
Areas of Experience:(Industry)
Transportation equipment(Commercial)Vehicle maintenance Dry cleaners Construction/ demolition
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Air emissions
Pollution Prevention Resources:Part time Employees
Program's Services to Companies:Technical assistance Compliance assistance
Regulatory and P2 Integration Expertise:Compliance Assistance PermitsProgram Name: Pollution Prevention and Urban Carbon Dioxide Reduction Programs, Dade County
Address: 33 SW 2nd Ave., Suite 1200 Miami, FL 33130-1540
Contact: Nichole Hefty and Mayra Flagler
Phone: (305) 372-6784Fax: (305) 372-6760
E-mail Address: heftyn@co.miami-dade.fl.us flaglm@co.miami-dade.fl.us
Web Site Address: http://www.co.miami-dade.fl.us
Program Type:
County government Non-regulatory in a regulatory agency
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Integrate P2 into regulatory programs Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Help companies prepare P2 plans Coordinate P2 with other agencies Develop public - private partnerships Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities Monitor county's progress on achieving the goals of the CO2 reduction plan Identify and implement programs with other agencies that promote the reduction of green house gases (CO2) Promotion of the adoption of public policies that result in the reduction of greenhouse gases leading to the development of sustainable communities Increase education efforts on global climate change issuesAreas of Experience:(Industry)
Printing and publishing Electroplating Coating and engraving All other fabricated metal(Wastestreams)Solid Waste Wastewater Hazardous waste Air emissions(Commercial)Vehicle maintenance Dry cleaners
Expertise in Pollution Prevention MediaMulti-media
Pollution Prevention Resources P2 Program: 3 full time FTE's, 2 part time FTE's Urban CO2 Reduction Program: 2 full time FTE's, 2 part time FTE's
Program Services to Companies:On-site technical assistance Quarterly newsletter P2 assistance publications Information library Workshops
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:Permits Inspections Economic incentives/ disincentives Enforcement settlements
Energy Efficiency Activities:Dedicated Urban CO2 Reduction Program promotes initiatives to decrease production of greenhouse gases, particularly energy efficiency initiatives such as Green Lights, Energy Star, Climate Wise P2 program assists and provides support with these initiatives
Quantitative/ Qualitative Pollution Prevention/ Energy Efficiency Results:
- The goal of the long term CO2 reduction plan is to reduce CO2 emissions in Miami-Dade County to 20% below 1988 levels by 2005. The strategy includes specified measures in 4 areas: electrical production/ use, solid waste, transportation and land use. The 1998 progress report provided an update on CO2 reduction actions taken in 1997. The quantification of only several of those actions resulted in a reduction of nearly 600,000 tons of CO2 emissions
- The Climate Wise Program, funded by the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives, works with private manufacturing/ industrial companies to help identify energy efficiency and pollution prevention measures that reduce greenhouse gas emission. To date, 15 of the 24 partner companies have submitted Action Plans that represent a reduction of about 7000 tons of CO2 and a collective savings of nearly half a million dollars to the companies
Program Name: Business Environmental Resource Center (BERC), MN OEA
Address: Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance 520 Lafayette Road N. St. Paul, MN 55155Contact: Kenneth Brown
Phone: (651) 215-0241 / (MnTAP: (651) 627-4646)Fax: (651) 215-0246
E-mail Address: kenneth.brown@moea.state.mn.us
Web Site Address: http://www.moea.state.mn.us
Program Type:
State government Non-regulatory office
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Promote economic development Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Help companies prepare P2 plans Coordinate P2 with other agencies Develop public - private partnerships Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities
Pollution Prevention Budget: $1.1 million
Budget Comprised of: $1.1 million state funding and TRI feesAreas of Experience:(Industry)
MnTAP, OEA's on-site technical assistance program assists all manufacturing businesses(Wastestreams)Solid Waste (OEA) Chemical (MnTAP)(Commercial)Vehicle maintenance (MnTAP) Laundries (MnTAP) Dry cleaners (MnTAP) Construction/ demolition (OEA)
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Wastewater, air emissions and hazardous waste (MnTAP) Solid Waste issues (OEA)
Pollution Prevention Resources:5 full time FTE's (OEA) 15 full time FTE's (MnTAP)
Program's Service to Companies:Financial assistance Site visits Awards programs Workshops Research
Energy Efficiency Activities:Assessing reductions in greenhouse gases through P2, source reduction, recycling and integrated waste management
Quantitative/ Qualitative Pollution Prevention/ Energy Efficiency Results:Report to be completed November 1998
Program Name: NYSERDA: Energy Efficiency Services (EES) and Research and Development (R&D)
Address: Corporate Plaza West 286 Washington Ave. Ext. Albany, NY 12203-6399
Contact: EES: Brian Platt / R&D: Adele Ferranti
Phone: (518) 862-1090 (Brian Platt ext. 3309 / Adele Ferranti ext. 3206)Fax: (518) 862-1091
E-mail Address: (Brian Platt) bcp@nyserda.org / (Adele Ferranti) af1@nyserda.org
Web Site Address: http://www.nyserda.org
Program Type:
- State government
- Non-regulatory office
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Promote economic development Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Develop new technology Deploy new technology Coordinate P2 with other agencies Develop public - private partnerships Assist businesses in compliance Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities
Annual Pollution Prevention Budget: $1.5 million for R&D (EES does not have money specifically budgeted for P2)
Budget Comprised of: $1.5 million from utility surchargeAreas of Experience:(Industry)
Food and kindred products Textile mill products Apparel and other finished products Lumber and wood products Furniture Paper and paper products Printing and publishing Organic chemicals Inorganic chemicals Rubber and plastic production Leather and leather production Stone, glass and clay Primary metal industry Electroplating Coating and engraving All other fabricated metal Machinery Electrical and electronic equipment Transportation equipment Photographic production(Wastestreams)Solid Liquid Gas(Commercial)Vehicle maintenance Laundries Dry cleaners Construction/ demolition
Expertise in Pollution Prevention MediaIndustrial wastewater Air emissions Solid waste Hazardous waste Multi-media
Pollution Prevention Resources:R&D has 1 FTE and 4 project managers at 20% EES does not have staff specifically dedicated to P2
Program's Services to Companies:Cost-shared technical studies P2 product development Process improvement demos Proof-of-concept studies New product demonstrations Commercialization Marketing
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:Compliance Assistance Economic incentives/ disincentives
Program Name: Office of Pollution Prevention, Ohio EPA
Address: 1800 WaterMark P.O. Box 1049 Columbus, OH 43216-1049
Contact: Michael W. KelleyPhone: (614) 644-3469Fax: (614) 728-1245
E-mail: p2mail@epa.state.oh.us
Web Site Address: http://www.epa.state.oh.us/opp/oppmain.html
Program Type:
State government Non-regulatory office in a regulatory agency
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Integrate P2 into regulatory programs Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Help companies prepare P2 plans Coordinate P2 with other agencies Develop public - private partnerships Assist businesses in compliance through P2 Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities
Annul Pollution Prevention Budget: $1.2 million
Budget comprised of :$600,000 state funding: general funds $50,000 state funding: waste taxes $550,000 Federal grant fundingAreas of Experience:(Industry)
Paper and paper products Printing and publishing Electroplating(Wastestreams)Solvents and alternatives
(Commercial)Vehicle maintenance Dry cleaners Wet cleaning
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Hazardous Waste Industrial Wastewater Storm water Air emissions Multi-media
Pollution Prevention Resources14 full time FTE 's 2.5 part time FTE's
Program's Services to Companies:P2 Technical Assistance P2 on-site assessments SEP incorporation of P2 Low interest loans Acknowledgement programs P2 plans Technology verification
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:Compliance assistance Permits Inspections Enforcement settlements
Energy Efficiency Activities:Information dissemination Lighting assessments Low interest loans to manufactures
Quantitative/ Qualitative Pollution Prevention/ Energy Efficiency Results:Information is available for P2 supplemental environmental projects (enforcement settlements) and for the pollution prevention loan program
Program Name: Pollution Prevention Program, City of Portland
Address: 1211 SW 5th Ave., 8th Floor Portland, OR 97204
Contact: Margaret Nover
Phone: (503) 823-7623Fax: (503) 823-5565
E-mail Address: margaret@bes.ci.portland.or.us
Web Site Address: http://www.europa.com/environmentalservices
Program Type:
City government Non-regulatory in a regulatory agency
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Integrate P2 into regulatory programs Promote economic development Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Coordinate P2 with other agencies Develop public - private partnerships Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities
Annual Pollution Prevention Budget: $92,000
Budget comprised of : $92,000 enterprise funding--program supported through sewer ratesAreas of Experience:(Industry)
Food and kindred products Textile mill products Primary metal industries Paper and paper products Printing and publishing Leather and leather production
(Wastestreams)Systems approach to business assessment (all media) Stormwater management alternatives Waste waters(Commercial)Laundries Construction/ demolition
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Multi-media, including storm water
Pollution Prevention Resources:One FTE, many partners
Program's Services to Companies:Customized employee training On-site environmental assistance Workshops Lending library of P2 options, opportunities
Energy Efficiency Activities:Collaboration with OMEP and Energy office on joint site visits, conferences, and reports to City Council State
Program Name: Southcentral Office of Pollution Prevention and Compliance Assistance, PA DEP
Address: Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) 909 Elmerton Ave. Harrisburg, PA 17110
Phone: (717) 705-4797Fax: (717) 705-4760
E-mail: zaccano.robert@a1.dep.state.pa.us
Web Site Address: http://www.dep.state.pa.us
Program Type:
State government Regional program Non-regulatory in a regulatory agency
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Integrate P2 into regulatory programs Provide direct assistance to reduce pollution generation Deploy new technology Help companies prepare P2 plans Coordinate P2 with other agencies Assist businesses in compliance Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activitiesAreas of Experience:(Industry)
Food and kindred spirits Lumber and wood products Furniture Printing and Publishing Organic chemicals Inorganic chemicals Primary metal industries Electroplating Coating and engraving All other fabricated metal Machinery (except electrical) Electrical and electronic equipment Photographic production Medical production(Commercial)Dry cleaners
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Multi-media Agriculture
Pollution Prevention Resources:2 full time FTE's
Program's Services to Companies:Site visits for P2E2 Environmental cost accounting Seminars Roundtables
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:Compliance assistance Permits Inspections Economic incentives/ disincentives Enforcement settlements
Energy Efficiency Activities:Efficient motor seminars Energy efficient lighting presentations
Quantitative/ Qualitative Pollution Prevention/ Energy Efficiency Results:Major waste reduction programs (>50%) at an area non-ferrous and an area ferrous foundry
Program Name: Industrial Assessment Center Networking, TNRCC
Address: Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission P.O. Box 13087, MC 112 Austin, TX 78711-3087
Contact: Susan Roothaan
Phone: (512) 239-3186Fax: (512) 239-3165
E-mail Address: sroothaa@tnrcc.state.tx.us
Web Site Address: http://www.tnrcc.state.tx.us
Program Type:
State government Regional program Non-regulatory in a regulatory agency
Program Goals:Increase awareness Overcome information barriers/ make technical assistance more available Integrate P2 into regulatory programs Promote economic development Deploy new technology Help companies prepare P2 plans Coordinate P2 with other agencies Develop public - private partnerships Assist businesses in compliance Provide energy efficiency information to companies Integrate energy efficiency into P2 activities Network businesses with the Texas A&M Industrial Assessment Center Provide indirect energy assessment to local industry through the Industrial Assessment Center at Texas A&MAreas of Experience:
The Industrial Assessment Center assists all industrial manufacturing businesses
Expertise in Pollution Prevention Media:Works with all P2 media to minimize waste generation, assist facilities to become more energy efficient, and become more profitable
Program's Services to Companies:Visit facilities and analyze energy usage, waste generation, and handling and productivity
Regulatory and P2 Regulatory Integration Expertise:Inspections Economic Incentives/ disincentives
Energy Efficiency Activities:Visit facilities and analyze energy usage, waste generation and handling and productivity
Quantitative/ Qualitative Pollution Prevention/ Energy Efficiency Results:Performed over 300 assessments to businesses meeting the following criteria: gross annual sales of $70 million or less, annual energy bills between $75,000 and $1.75 million, no more than 500 employees, and no in-house energy expertise
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