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Keilly Witman, manager, GreenChill Partnership, EPA

Keilly Witman - Power 50 Profile

Power 50 Ranking, 2010: 50

Title: Manager

Agency: GreenChill Partnership, Environmental Protection Agency

Key Development: Promote adoption of advanced refrigeration systems with new cost analysis.

What's Next: Integrate the Sara Lee business with Bimbo Bakeries USA; continue expansion outside Mexico.

For food retailers, Keilly Witman has become known as the “friendly face” of the Environmental Protection Agency, the person to call when you have questions about refrigerant leaks, the new R-22 refrigerant regulation or anything else refrigeration-related...More

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Witman to Leave the EPA’s GreenChill Partnership

WASHINGTON — Keilly Witman, who is largely responsible for creating and managing the Environmental Protection Agency’s five-year-old GreenChill Partnership aimed at reducing refrigerant emissions in supermarkets, announced that she is leaving the agency as of April 30...
Apr. 25, 2013 | http://supermarketnews.com/sustainability/witman-leave-epa-s-greenchill-partnership
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SN Video: EPA’s Keilly Witman on the Value of GreenChill

In this exclusive SN interview, Keilly Witman, manager of the GreenChill Partnership, talks about the myriad benefits of the voluntary program to food retailers...
Nov. 16, 2012 | http://supermarketnews.com/technology/sn-video-epa-s-keilly-witman-value-greenchill
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EPA Expects New Leak Rule Next Year

ATLANTA — The Environmental Protection Agency is targeting mid-2012 as the earliest point at which a proposed amendment to Section 608 of the Clean Air Act — which regulates leak repair for commercial refrigeration — would take effect, said Keilly Witman, manager of the EPA’s GreenChill Partnership...
Sep. 20, 2011 | http://supermarketnews.com/latest-news/epa-expects-new-leak-rule-next-year
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Brookshire Grocery Joins GreenChill

TYLER, Texas — Brookshire Grocery Co. here announced it has joined the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s GreenChill partnership, a voluntary program designed to help retailers reduced refrigerant charge and leaks, transition to environmentally friendly refrigerants and test new refrigeration...
Feb. 11, 2013 | http://supermarketnews.com/sustainability/brookshire-grocery-joins-greenchill
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Refrigerant Rule Expected in '12

ATLANTA — The Environmental Protection Agency is targeting mid-2012 as the earliest point at which a proposed amendment to Section 608 of the Clean Air Act — which regulates leak repair for commercial refrigeration — would take effect, said Keilly Witman, manager of the EPA’s GreenChill Partnership...
Oct. 4, 2011 | http://supermarketnews.com/technology/refrigerant-rule-expected-12
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2010 Power 50: No. 50 Keilly Witman

Keilly Witman, manager of the GreenChill Partnership, Environmental Protection Agency, is ranked No. 50 in SN's 2010 Power 50. Read her profile here...
Jul. 9, 2010 | http://supermarketnews.com/power-50-list/2010-power-50-no-50-keilly-witman
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GreenChill Program Studying Cost of Advanced Refrigeration Systems

WASHINGTON — The GreenChill Advanced Refrigeration Partnership, run by the Environmental Protection Agency, is working on a "lifecycle cost analysis" of advanced refrigeration systems that will enable retailers to compare the overall cost of these systems to that of a conventional DX refrigeration...
Jun. 16, 2010 | http://supermarketnews.com/latest-news/greenchill-program-studying-cost-advanced-refrigeration-systems
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GreenChill Retailers Defy Refrigerant-Leak Trends

PHOENIX — As the Environmental Protection Agency’s GreenChill partnership approaches its fifth anniversary at the end of November, the voluntary program can report that its goal-setting, record-keeping methods have enabled its retail members to cut their refrigerant leak rates to under 13% — almost...
Sep. 17, 2012 | http://supermarketnews.com/technology/greenchill-retailers-defy-refrigerant-leak-trends
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Whole Foods to Use Transcritical Refrigeration System

AUSTIN, Texas — Whole Foods Market here plans to open a store in Brooklyn, N.Y., in November that will be one of the first in the U.S. to deploy an environmentally friendly transcritical refrigeration system that uses only carbon dioxide as its refrigerant...
Mar. 4, 2013 | http://supermarketnews.com/sustainability/whole-foods-use-transcritical-refrigeration-system
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GreenChill to Explore Green Globes in Webinar

WASHINGTON – The Environmental Protection Agency’s GreenChill partnership, a voluntary program designed to help retailers reduced refrigerant charge and leaks, will explore the use of the Green Globes building rating system in a webinar on Feb. 28...
Feb. 22, 2013 | http://supermarketnews.com/sustainability/greenchill-explore-green-globes-webinar
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