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Charlie WilliamsContact: +1 (918) 747-8749 Charles E. Williams, Vice President of Clean Air Action Corporation, headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is responsible for overseeing environmental and regulatory compliance issues, and the company's financial administration. Since 1986, Mr. Williams has been actively involved with innovative air pollution and ozone control strategies; in addition, he has been working with open market trading since its inception. He has been an active participant with the technical aspects of both the NESCAUM/MARAMA Demonstration Project and the Pilot Emission Reduction Trading (PERT) Project, an Ontario trading initiative. He chaired the Design Issues, Trading Rule, and Trading System Implementation Option committees. Charlie possesses detailed knowledge of various emission control technologies, including their potential for generating emission reduction credits. Prior to joining CAAC, he spent five years as Vice President of a $30 million alternative fuels plant. Mr. Williams was CFO, administered the construction contract and construction loans, supervised the accounting department, designed and implemented the cost accounting and inventory control systems, and was promoted to operating officer. Under his management the plant was debottlenecked and expanded by 87%, for less than 6% additional capital cost. Mr. Williams spent many years in the coal business, and was involved with exploration, mining, shipping, quality control, and coal utilization. Through his ample experience in the coal and liquid fuel industries, he has developed expertise in coal quality; the environmental impacts of coal combustion; transportation logistics including liquid fuels, coal and other dry commodities, and multi-modal shipping (truck, barge, rail, and ship); fuel manufacturing; alternative fuels; regulatory analysis; and the impact of fuel distribution on environmental alternatives and operating costs. He is also experienced in designing and managing commercial QAQC programs. For the ERC projects, he developed mobile source strategies, used his expertise in fuels to identify critical quantification issues, implemented the studies, designed and analyzed protocols, supervised their implementation, and made presentations to regulators. Charlie authored and evaluated NOx and CO2 reduction protocols for many power plants and other stationary sources, and is internationally recognized for his ERC quantification work. Other projects have included a feasibility study for a grassroots chemical plant which included operational, environmental, and financial evaluations; a cost evaluation of NOx RACT compliance alternatives for a refinery, which led to a 65% savings; and an evaluation of the pricing of the sulfur allowances under the Title IV program. He conducts due diligence reviews as an independent third party, and is knowledgeable of federal and many state air quality regulations. Mr. Williams has over 20 years of intense, PC-based computer experience in both hardware and software. He has written many custom database applications, and was part of the design team for the Clean Air Emissions Reduction Registry. Mr. Williams is a Director of Clean Air Action Corporation. He possesses a Bachelor of Science degree from Illinois State University, and a Master of Science degree in Geology from Oklahoma State University. |
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