I nternational I ndustrial A ssessment C enter Training Program September, 2002

Program History  Established by UCSC in 1976 within U.S. Department of Commerce as the Energy Analysis and Diagnostic Center (EADC) program  Four initial university participants  Moved to the Department of Energy in 1977  Currently 26 Centers

Locations of IACs

Program Benefits Pollution Prevention Equipment Energy Efficient Equipment

Program Benefits  IACs have recommended cumulative cost savings of over $700 million  Technical assistance has been provided to over 9,000 plants  More than 2,000 engineering students have been trained

University City Science Center  Non-profit organization with 30 academic institutions as shareholders  Lines of Business:  Technology Park Development  Port of Technology Program  Programmatic Centers of Excellence

Industrial Technology and Energy Management Division (ITEM)  Science Center Programmatic Center of Excellence  Engineering consultant organization  Areas of business:  Program management  Industrial assessments  Training  Industry profiles  Technology assessments  Best practices in manufacturing

ITEM Key Personnel:  William J. Clark—Executive Director  Gwen P. Looby—Manager, Administration and Operations  Jimmy Lew—Project Engineer

San Francisco State Univ. IAC  IAC established in 1992  Dr. Ahmad Ganji, Director  Dr. Shy-Shenq Liou, Assistant Director  25 IAC assessments performed each year  Completed more than 250 assessments

International IACs MEXICO EGYPT POLAND SOUTH AFRICA UKRAINE GHANA CHINA