Impressions from the Conference
Dan Radomski, Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME)
Timothy R. Bowles, Riverbend Associates, CT, USA
Congressman John B. Larson, 1st District, Connecticut, USA
How Breakthroughs Happen: Lessons for Fuel Cells from Technologies
Past and Present
Andrew Hargadon, Associate Professor of Technology Management
and Director of Technology Management Programs, Graduate School
of Management University of California – Davis, CA,
USA
CCEF Track: Monday, October 24
Participants in this track will gain insight from Executives
and Corporate leaders as they find solutions to today's market
barriers. Panelists include high ranking individuals from
CECOM, Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Duracell,
Fuel Cell Energy, Long Island Power Authority, Millennium
Cell, New York Power Authority, Plug Power, Proton Energy
Systems, Robinson & Cole, Rolls-Royce Fuel Cell Systems,
U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, UTC Power and Verizon.
If Fuel Cells are so great...why aren't they at your business?
Robert Rose, Executive Director, US Fuel Cell Council and
Breakthrough Technologies Institute, USA
- Michael Binder, Michael Binder and Associates, Inc.,
USA
- Sam Logan, Jr., LOGAN Energy CORPORATION, USA
- Richard Romer, Director of Sales, Plug Power, USA
- Scott A. Kenner PE, Principal Project Engineer
Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC), Operator
of the DOD Fuel Cell Test and Evaluation Center, USA
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Michael Binder, Michael Binder and Associates, Inc., USA
Sam Logan, Jr., LOGAN Energy CORPORATION, USA
Richard Romer, Director of Sales, Plug Power, USA
Scott A. Kenner PE, Principal Project Engineer Concurrent
Technologies Corporation (CTC), Operator of the DOD Fuel Cell
Test and Evaluation Center, USA
Marie C. O'Brien, President, Connecticut Development Authority,
CT, USA
In the stationary fuel cell arena, come explore market opportunities
and case studies through a moderated panel discussion. Panelists
will include the manufacturer's perspective on market potential,
successful deployment strategies, and the various limitations
of current technologies in the both the small and large stationary
fuel cell applications. Through active audience participation,
this session will actively identify solutions to barriers
currently preventing wide scale deployment.
Shalom Zelingher, Director, Research & Technology Development,
New York Power Authority
Richard Bolbrock, Vice President, P.E., Power Markets, Long
Island Power Authority
Mark S. Fleiner, Vice President, Americas, Rolls-Royce Fuel
Cell Systems Ltd
Dr. Mike Binder, President & CEO, Mike Binder and Associates,
Inc.
Samuel Logan, President, LOGAN Energy CORPORATION
Moderator: Robert Rose, Executive Director, U.S. Fuel Cell
Council (left)
Congressman Rob Simmons, Second Congressional District of
Connecticut (Third term)
Moderator: Chandler Howard, CT Innovations, Rocky Hill, CT,
USA
Allan Jones, MBE, Chief Development Officer, London Climate
Change Agency, City of London, UK
Vijay V. Vaitheeswaran, Global Environment & Energy Corrospondent,
The Economist, New York, NY, USA
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