Foley Partner Dick Stoll spoke at the Combined Heat & Power (CHP) Association Spring Policy Forum meeting on May 23, 2013 at the University Club of Washington. Mr. Stoll’s topic focused on the RCRA Non-Hazardous Secondary Material Rule.
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The Spring CHP Forum has been a staple of the combined heat and power industry for the past few years. Impending legislation and the fight for clean energy brings currency to this Forum, and attendees focus on the challenges facing this field.
