Shang-Hsiu (Mike) Lee, Ph.D. Email and Phone Number

Researched on new process improvement and emission control technologies to prepare for future regulatory changes. Provided technical direction and guidance to multiple groups in the company to decision making on complex projects. Managed engineering programs to support plant emissions, ash management and boiler corrosion abatement initiatives. • Designed and executed laboratory/field tests and conducted data analysis on new air pollution control (APC) technologies and continuous emissions monitoring (CEM) systems. • Led multiple pilot plant designs, constructions, and tests on new processes and emission control technologies.• Troubleshot APC system and optimized operations to improve plant performance.• Provided technical support to Procurement on APC system and reagent purchasing to achieve cost savings.• Investigated new materials and technologies for boiler tube and APC structure steel corrosion prevention to ensure safe and reliable operations.• Researched on ash disposal to ensure compliance and ash beneficial use to reduce environmental impacts.

Researched on sustainable waste management in the U.S. and abroad.• Evaluated best available technologies for the treatment of various waste materials.• Investigated high temperature corrosion phenomena of Energy-from-Waste boilers.• Conducted laboratory corrosion testing on different boiler alloys and protective coatings.

Led the Industrial Waste Investigation and Improvement Project to examine industrial waste generation and disposal of over 3,000 companies in Taiwan.• Helped establish an industrial waste online report and management system that provided hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal information and statistics.• Conducted site review and compliance audits on industrial waste generation and management for different manufacturing processes and waste treatment, storage, and disposal facilities.

Provided consultation to EPA on the evaluation and planning of industry-specific emission standards. Assisted EPA with reviewing stationary sources air quality permit applications.• Supported local governments in the development and implementation of air quality improvement programs.