ABC Sponsored Webinar:
How to boost biogas production and revenue with zero CAPEX while remaining LCFS and RFS compliant
Tuesday| June 15, 2021 | 1:00-2:00 PM ET
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Drylet’s biogas boosting biocatalyst routinely improves biogas production by up to 30% across all feedstocks with zero capital expense. Discover how this easy-to-use solution can improve the performance of your AD system and grow your revenue.
The innovative aspects of Drylet’s unique bioremediation technology will be presented.
The RFS and LCFS pathway implications of boosting biogas production using Drylet’s solution will be discussed.
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This is a free webinar, brought to you by Drylet, Inc. |
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Malcolm Fabiyi, Ph.D., Technology Advisor
Drylet, Inc.
Malcolm joined Drylet as its Chief Operations Officer in December 2017. He has brought 20+ years of contributing his expertise at the highest levels in corporate research and the development and management of environmental technology solutions, including wastewater treatment. He continues to do so as a technology adviser for the company. In prior roles, he served as the president of Hydromantis, USA, and the Global Market Director at Praxair, Inc. Malcolm holds a first-class degree in chemical engineering from the University of Lagos, a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of Cambridge, and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He has authored over 50 journal and conference papers, and holds several patents for commercialized wastewater technologies.
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Jeffrey Rosenfeld, Director, Transportation and Energy
ICF
Jeffrey is an expert in alternative transportation fuel policies, focusing on the Renewable Portfolio Standard, California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS), and Oregon Clean Fuels Program (CFP). His work focuses on the regulatory, technical, and economic drivers for conventional and alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies. Jeffrey has submitted both LCFS and CFP carbon intensity pathways for approval. These pathways have included landfill gas, manure, and other anaerobic digester feedstocks; wastewater treatment for renewable natural gas and hydrogen production; and waste feedstocks to liquid biofuel production. Jeffrey earned his B.S., Chemical Engineering, at Georgia Institute of Technology. He holds an M.S., Civil and Environmental Engineering, from Stanford University.
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Moderator: Patrick Serfass, Executive Director
American Biogas Council
Patrick Serfass is Executive Director of the American Biogas Council. Patrick has led the American Biogas Council since it was formed in 2010 when he helped 22 companies come together to form the first and still only trade association representing the entire biogas industry in the US. The ABC now represents over 260 organizations and has a network of more than 17,000 stakeholders in the biogas industry. In addition to biogas, Patrick has nearly 20 years’ experience growing clean energy industries, like solar, hydrogen, and woody biomass, through the company that manages the ABC, Technology Transition Corporation. In Patrick’s early career, he was a physical oceanographer, architectural engineer and designed unmanned deep ocean vehicles. Patrick holds a Bachelor of Arts in Engineering Sciences from Dartmouth College.
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This is a free webinar, brought to you by Drylet, Inc. |
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