NCAC – 22nd Annual Washington Energy Policy Conference
ONE WEEK FROM TODAY
Secure your spot here: https://www.ncac-usaee.org/event-2845352
Energy Technologies and Innovations: A Disturbance in the [Market] Force
Thursday, April 12, 2018, 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM
The George Washington University
Keynote speakers:
Mark P. Mills, Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute
Gil Quiniones, President and CEO, New York Power Authority
In addition to these keynote speakers, the following panels will be held:
PANEL 1: The Grid Awakens: Electricity Generation and Demand
Phil Jones, Executive Director, Alliance for Transportation Electrification
Bryce Smith, Founder and CEO, LevelTen Energy
John Zahurancik, COO, Fluence
Barney Rush, Board Member ISO New England, Rush Energy Consulting (moderator)
PANEL 2: Hydrocarbons Strike Back: Innovations to Maintain the Status Quo
John Eichberger, Executive Director, Fuels Institute
Sid Green, President, Enhanced Production Inc.
Mike Trammel, Vice President for Government, Environmental, and Regulatory Affairs, Excelerate
Rita Beale, CEO and President, Energy Unlimited (moderator)
PANEL 3: Innovation: A New Hope in Energy
Bill Farris, Associate Laboratory Director for Innovation, Partnering, and Outreach, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Elisabeth Olson, Economist, Office of Energy Policy & Innovation, FERC
Christopher Peoples, Managing Partner, Peoples Partners and Associates
Devin Hartman, Electricity Policy Manager, R Street Institute (moderator)
PANEL 4: Return of Energy Policy
Adele Morris, Policy Director for Climate and Energy Economics, Brookings
Jason Stanek, Senior Counsel, House Energy & Commerce Committee, Subcommittee on Energy
Pat Wood, Chairman, Dynegy
Kevin Book, Managing Partner, ClearView Energy Partners (moderator)
Note: Chatham House Rules apply.
Full Agenda and to register –> http://www.ncac-usaee.org/events.php#event151
RSVP: Required
Conference Information:
Organizer: Michael Ratner, NCAC-USAEE Vice President (mratner@crs.loc.gov) / 202-707-9529
Venue: The George Washington University, The Marvin Center, 3rd floor, Continental Ballroom, 800 21st Street, NW, Washington, DC 20052