Timeline of Hazmat in Bloom Energy Ecofraud in Delaware

January 13, 2012 Bloom tells DNREC (Ali Mirzakhalili) that there is sulfur filtered out of the pipeline natural gas before entering the fuel cells.  No disclosure of the resulting solid waste

April 4, 2012 Ms. Walling and Mr. Coyle of DNREC memo to Mr. Haynes in which you stated the following:

"Upon review , the Division of Air Quality agreed that the contents of the fuel cells are not hazardous; in the event of a mishap regarding these cells - a natural disaster, an explosion, or human error - the contents of these units will not pose a hazard."

April 30, 2012 Collin O’Mara as Secretary of DNREC grants Bloom the CZA permit

May 8, 2012 Mr. Leveen of California emails Coyle and Haynes to alert them there is something wrong with the Bloom CZA Permit application.

June 6, 2012 Bloom asks CA ETP for training money on Hazmat

June 13, 2012 at DE CZIB hearing Bloom under oath claims asking for CA ETP money was a mistake.  At the same hearing Mr. Robert Phillips Deputy AG DE DOJ barred Mr. Leveen from testifying depite Mr. Leveen being an expert on Fuel Cells and sustainability.

August 15, 2012 Bloom and CA ETP Amend Training agreement to remove Hazmat from training curriculum

October 10, 2013 Bloom finds out from Unicat in Texas that there is benzene in the desulfurization waste.  Bloom notifies US EPA of the Hazmat.

November 8, 2013 Stephen McDonald Deputy AG DE DOJ writes to Lindsay Leveen the DE DOJ cannot investigate the fake permit and DE DNREC will police themselves.

November 22, 2013 Lindsay Leveen writes to Steven McDonald Deputy AG DE DOJ that Jenifer Bothell is giving him the run around on the DNREC FOIA records with hazmat

December 5, 2013 Bloom receives a permanent ID from US DOE for the waste and a Notice of Registration (NoR)

June 2014 Collin O’Mara leaves DNREC in disgrace to hide in the wilderness as CEO of National Wildlife Federation (a payola job if ever)

July 11, 2014 DNREC starts asking Bloom lots of question on the solid waste

September 9,  2014 Sam Ghezavat the Director of EHS at Bloom admits to DNREC  that Bloom has lead, arsenic, chromium, and benzene in the hazmat

January 22, 2015 Bloom their lawyer Michele Corash and DNREC meet and Corash says Sam Ghezavat did not know what he was doing in admitting there was hazmat and she will get to the real answers.

April 2, 2015 Mr. Matthew Lintner Deputy AG of DE DOJ write to Lindsay Leveen that no crimes were committed in the Delaware Bloomdoggle

June 3, 2015 David Ormond Deputy AG DE DOJ advises David Small to agree with Bloom and use the manufacturing processing unit (MPU) defense to reclassify the hazmat as non-hazardous.  The same day David Small writes to Bloom and their lawyer Corash  to say DNREC is on Bloom’s song sheet.

September 8, 2015 US EPA Region 3 Shawn Garvin tells Small that he is wrong and the waste is hazmat

March 30,  2016 Corash and Bloom’s general counsel contact Avi Garbow the General Counsel of US EPA in DC to try get DC HQ of the EPA (Gina McCarty) and others to overrule staff.

September 29, 2016 Shawn Garvin region 3 of US EPA writes to David Small and tells him the MPU story is poppycock and Bloom has Hazmat in the protected coastal zone of Delaware.

October 3, 2016 US EPA Johnson Barnes EPA HQ DC to all Division RCRA directors issues an alert nationwide that Bloom has Hazmat.

October 26, 2016 David Small writes to general counsel of Bloom that DNREC will not fine Bloom for hiding the hazardous waste over the past four and a half years.

March 15, 2017 Shawn Garvin approved by the Delaware Senate to replace David Small as Secretary of DNREC.

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