32nd Annual Meeting
October 20-22, 2010
Williamsburg Lodge, Williamsburg, Virginia

"Working Together for Energy, Environmental & Economic
Survival, Growth & Sustainability"

CIBO's 32nd Annual Meeting could be one of our most important. Never in our thirty-two year existence have more important issues been assailing industrial, commercial and institutional boiler owners & suppliers.

The implication of these issues, unchecked, brings in to serious question the survival, growth and sustainability of our plants and businesses within the United States. It will take a major effort to bring reality and reasonableness to outcomes that will only begin to be seen in 2011.

Last year we considered the risks associated with making industrial energy and environmental decisions and developing cogent energy strategies as being more significant than ever as the lines between energy, the environment and the economy are blurred. These issues are growing in political complexity as more people, regulators, ENGO's and the public at large are energized and empowered by the Administration.

We have seen the fruits of these trends developed in the form of Boiler MACT, Area Source MACT, CISWI NSPS, Solid Waste Definition, Ash Classification, SO2, PM, NO2, and Ozone NAAQS, CO2 Endangerment Finding, Green House Gas Tailoring Rule, and GHG Reporting, with more coming. These rules are capable of putting a plant out of business. It will take everyone working together to provide any chance of survival, future growth and long term sustainability.

CIBO's greatest strength has been found in our ability to integrate energy & environmental issues, from a practical and technical operations perspective, to generate reasonable and achievable environmentally beneficial legislation and regulations.

It will take that same strength and leadership to work with all interested parties, the public, the environmentalist, the Legislator, the state and federal regulators, the equipment suppliers consultants and outside associations of all types to succeed in this new environment.

2010 AGENDA

Wednesday, October 20, 2010
7:00 - 7:30 a.m. Golf Tournament Registration
8:00 a.m. Annual Gerry Debban Memorial Golf Tournament
Robert L Corbin, CIBO Honorary Member, Tournament Play Master
    Lunch and Drinks Provided

CIBO members gather in honor of Jerry Debban, a true industrial energy promoter and friend, for camaraderie, networking and annual meeting preparation.

Proceeds from the sale of Mulligans and member contributions at the tournament will be donated to Washington Children's Hospital to help fight childhood cancer.
2:30 - 5:30 p.m. Annual Meeting Registration
3:00 - 4:30 Membership Committee Meeting
    Denis J. Oravec, Automation Applications, Inc. LLC
    William H. Gurski, Hamworthy Peabody Combustion, Inc.
4:30 - 5:30 Communication, Education & Outreach Committee Meeting
    Jay Hofmann, Trinity Consultants Inc.
  New Member Meeting
    Getting to know how to get the most out of a CIBO membership
6:00 - 7:30 Newcomers' Reception
sponsored by cibo ASSOCIATE members
7:30 -- Country Picnic & Golf Tournament Awards

Thursday, October 21, 2010
7:00 - 9:00 a.m. Buffet Breakfast
8:00 Opening Session - Formal Annual Meeting
CIBO Members and Invited Guests Only
    John C. deRuyter, E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Company
      CIBO Chairman
8:15 CIBO Operations Reports for 2010
    Report of the Membership Committee and 2010 Annual Survey
      Robert L. Corbin, CIBO Consultant
      Candler P. Marriott, CIBO
    Report on CIBO Litigation
      Lisa M. Jaeger, Bracewell & Giuliani, LLP
    Report of the Treasurer
      Carl R. Bozzuto, ALSTOM Power, Inc.
    President's Annual Report to Members
      Robert D. Bessette, CIBO
9:30 Nominating Committee Report & Election of Directors
    Scott M. Darling, Alcoa, Inc.
9:45 Coffee Break
10:00 Annual Meeting Opening Session
Open to all attendees
    John C. deRuyter, E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Company
      CIBO Chairman
10:00 Assessing business risks in a new Political Environment
the politics
    Rich Galen, Mullings.com
    School of Public and Environmental Affairs
the players
    Scott Segal, Bracewell & Giuliani
    School of Public and Environmental Affairs
the process
    John Graham, Indiana University
    School of Public and Environmental Affairs
12:00 Luncheon
1:00 p.m. Meeting Resumes
1:00 Energy, Environmental and Economic Survival, Growth & Sustainability - How we work together for maximum energy, environmental and economic benefit.
environmental
    David Hawkins, NRDC (invited)
utilities
    John Paul, ACCCE
labor
    Gene Trisko, UMWA
state government
    Don van der Vaart, NC, DENR
2:30 Working together for Environmental Benefit & Survival
    EPA update
      Bob Wayland, US EPA
      Discussion: API, AGA, ELCON, ABMA
  Update of energy availability and activities
DOE
5:30 Session Adjourns for the Day
6:00 - 7:00 Reception
7:15 Dinner, Awards Banquet

Annual CIBO Thorn-in-the-Side Award

Friday, October 22, 2010
7:00 - 9:00 a.m. Buffet Breakfast
8:00 The Art of Communication in the New World
    Robert Stowers, William & Mary - Mason School of Business
9:00 32nd Annual Meeting Issues & Policy Session
9:00 Government Affairs Session
Energy Bills, Climate Change and Potential Legislative Advocacy Issues
    Anthony Reed, Archer Daniels Midland Company
    Karen J. Neale, Hummingbird Strategies, LLC
    Lisa M. Jaeger, Bracewell & Giuliani, LLP
10:30 Environmental Session - Issues Briefing & Discussion
Environmental Issues Impacting Energy
    issues considered include: NSR, MACT, CAIR, CAMR, BART, Ozone & PM NAAQS, & NCR Ash
12:30 - 1:00 p.m. Working Lunch
1:00 Energy Session - Issues Briefing and Discussion
What Keeps Us Up at Night
    Energy Efficiency, GHG rules CO2 BACT, OCS
2:30 Technical Committee Issues Briefing and Discussion
New Areas of Technology Development
Future Focus Group & Technology Users Group Issues
Addressing the Issue of Lost Knowledge
3:30 General Discussion - Education, Outreach & Strategy
4:30 Annual Meeting Adjourns
6:00 - 7:00 Stragglers Reception