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Study Group: Council Members Knowledgeable about Activated Carbon and its use in Wastewater Utilities(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 13

This study group may include experts knowledgeable on topics such as aerospace & defense, building materials, chemicals, construction, oil & gas, timber & forest products, utilities & power generation, mining, agriculture, industrial equipment and transportation, among others.

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Ron Kosage
Independent Consultant
Ron W. Kosage

Ron Kosage is an independent consultant providing consulting services to the industrial, municipal, private water, wastewater, waste to energy, and biodiesel industries. Mr. Kosage has more than 40 years of experience in management, supervision, environmental analysis, research, design, construction...

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Christopher Shea, Franchise Owner, Batteries Plus LLCChristopher Shea
Franchise Owner
Batteries Plus LLC

Christopher Shea is Franchise Owner of Batteries Plus, a retail and business-to-business battery chain. Mr. Shea has been responsible for financial planning and development of W.R. Grace’s $110M battery separation division, which he helped selling for twice the expected price. He has more than 20 years...

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Marvin Eisenberg
Principal Engineer
Fluor Corporation

Marvin Eisenberg is a Principal Engineer at Fluor Corporation. Previously, he was a senior engineer in the Control Systems department of Kellog Brown and Root (KBR) Corporation, a Houston based firm providing engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance services worldwide in energy and chemicals...

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Article Understates Water Impacts | 12-20-2006
Analysis of: Liquid Assets-Clean water makes a splash on Wall Street | plentymag.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

This article only references some of the forces that are driving massive new investments in water infrastructure and technology.  These forces include: aging infrastructure maintenance and replacements, new water sources, pollution requirements,  climate change, and energy impacts.

Membrane Efficiencies Ensure 10% Growth of Muncipal Drinking Water Technologies | 11-06-2006
Analysis of: US Market for Drinking Water Technologies to Reach $2.1 Billion in 2011 | www.bccresearch.com
Author: Christopher Shea, Franchise Owner, Batteries Plus LLC

Improved membrane efficiencies and declining pricing will drive a projected 10% AAGR in municipal drinking water technologies. Membrane filtration represents over 75% of all advanced municipal filtration technology and it will remain the significant technology to guarantee clean water.  ...

Pall Hits a largely Unappreciated Municipal Homerun | 11-06-2006
Analysis of: Big UF Drinking Water Plant Coming to MN | www.ch2m.com
Author: Christopher Shea, Franchise Owner, Batteries Plus LLC

The Minneapolis decision to use CH2M Hill and Pall in the US' largest membrane filtration plant elevates Pall into the highest echelon in the Municipal segment, where they have been working hard to penetrate. This represents a major achievement in a five-year long struggle. 

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