PACIFIC PORTS CLEAN AIR COLLABORATIVE

 

UPDATES for the 2012 PPCAC Conference
New Update February 16, 2012

Newest Confirmed Speakers Biographies (Feb 15 2012)

Welcome Mixer, February 21st, 5-7 PM at the DoubleTree Hotel – meet and mingle with PPCAC attendees while enjoying hors d’oeuvres. 

Mauretania

Boat Tour, aboard the Mauretania, 10 AM on February 24th.  Space is limited, so please make sure to reserve your space on the PPCAC registration form.  Reservations will be honored based on date of conference registration.  If space reaches capacity, additional interested participants will be placed on a waiting list.

 

New Conference Program (Feb 21 2012)

The available conference presentations are linked to the program below-just click on the presentation name or author and if available the pdf version of the presentation can be viewed (pdf). Check back often for updates!

 

Presentations in PDF-Day One

Introduction-Xing Ye

Sustainability Initiatives-Veronica Booth

Sustainability Initiatives-Noeleen Tillman

Sustainability Initiatives-Fer van de Laar

Terminal Efficiency-Kevin Maggay

Terminal Efficiency-Mark Sisson

Sustainable Management Practices-Ai-Hua Shen

Sustainable Management Practices-Rick Cameron

Sustainable Management Practices-Kathryn Curtis

Climate Change-Takehito Fujita

Climate Change-Lisa Wunder

Climate Change-Vladimir Stenek

Climate Change- Nidhi Kalra

Presentations in PDF-Day Two

Welcome Back-Robert Kanter

Economic Sustainability-Galen Hon

Social Responsibility-Harald Jaeger

Social Responsibility-Duncan Wilson

The next Pacific Ports Clean Air Collaborative (PPCAC) conference will be held from February 22-24, 2012 at the Double Tree Hotel in San Pedro, California. The theme of the next conference is Challenges for a Sustainable Future. Through this conference, ports, shipping lines, terminal operators, beneficial cargo owners, regulators, and others will come together to discuss ways in which we can expand operations along the Pacific Rim while reducing impacts to the environment and local communities.

The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Pedro will allow for stunning views of the Port of Los Angeles, all while having a productive conference.  

While we anticipate that most presentations will be delivered in English, we will provide live simultaneous translation services in Mandarin and Japanese.