Mitt Romney to Speak at COMPOSITES 2010

Mitt Romney will be the keynote speaker at COMPOSITES 2010, Tuesday, February 9 in Las Vegas. The former Massachusetts governor and candidate for the 2008 Republican presidential primary will be drawing from his extensive public service and business experiences to deliver timely remarks regarding the challenges facing our nation. For more information, visit the COMPOSITES 2010 show site.

Modifications Proposed for Emissions Standards

The UEF Relevant Committee has officially informed the American National Standards Association of its intent to again modify the ANS UEF-1-2009 , Estimating Emission Factors from Open Molding and other Processes to include emission factors for the compression molding of SMC (Sheet molding Compound), BMC (Bulk Molding Compound), and LCM (Liquid Composite Molding). This revision will aid the composites industry in satisfying state and federal requirements for permit compliance and reporting emissions. Learn more.

Congressional Composites Caucus Holds First Briefing

Members of ACMA’s Transportation Structures Council on November 12 briefed Congressional staff on the advantages of using composites in bridge repair and design. This was the first Capitol Hill briefing organized by the Congressional Composites Caucus. Learn more about the Composite Caucus website.

To read how other ACMA members are reaching out to their Congressional Representatives, visit the Composites Manufacturing blog.

Register Online for COMPOSITES 2010

Online registration is now open for COMPOSITES 2010, to be held February 9-11, 2010 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. New this year will be two keynote sessions focusing on the economy and emerging markets, six new receptions designed to facilitate networking, and a revamped format to ensure ample time to network, attend education sessions and visit the exhibit hall. Look for more information, reserve hotel rooms early and register now!