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2012 Event Presentations
Session 1-A: Integrating Renewables and Storage: the Role of Other Siblings in the Smart Grid Family
Katie Pruder-Scruggs (Bonneville Power Administration (BPA))
“The potential role of demand response in integrating wind”
Priya Sreedharan (Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc. (E3))
“A case study of the benefits of integrating rooftop solar PV using advanced inverters and battery storage”
Paul Steffes (Steffes Corporation)
“Steffes / Dairyland Power Grid-Interactive Energy Storage (GETS) – Case Study and Lessons Learned”
Session 1-B: National Action Plan on Demand Response: Filling in the Gaps
Mimi Goldberg (KEMA)
Measurement & Verification Working Group
Tim Woolf (Synapse Energy Economics)
Cost-Effectiveness Working Group
Chuck Goldman (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
Tools and Methods Working Group
Rick Voytas (Ameren)
Program Design and Implementation
Session 2-A: The Grid: More Than One Way to Make it Smart
Clinton Davis (Ventyx)
“Integrated Volt/VAR optimization with demand response and distributed energy resources”
Bruce Hamer (Burbank Water & Power)
“Burbank Water & Power’s Integrated Automatic Dispatch System (IADS)”
Mark Podorsky (Southern California Edison)
“Best Practices to overcome Interoperability, Standards, and Process challenges in Demand Response”
Session 2-B: SGIG Consumer Engagement Case Studies
Casey Bisard (NV Energy)
NV Energy Consumer Engagement Study
Lupe Strickland (SMUD)
SMUD Consumer Engagement Study
Randy Pratt (Vermont Electric Cooperative)
Vermont Electric Coop Consumer Engagement Study
Session 3-A: Technology Evolves, and with it, Demand Response
Andrew Horstman (Wabash Valley Power)
“Wabash Valley Power Association’s AMI network, MDMS solution and DRMS platform”
Matt Wakefield (EPRI)
“EPRI’s Automated Demand Response and Ancillary Services Demonstration “
Howard Smith (Southern Company)
“The Technology Changes – The Program Continues”
Session 3-B: New Research
Nik Schruder (Ontario Power Authority)
“Identifying Paths to Success: Learnings on Barriers and Drivers to Demand Response Program Participation among C/I and Institutional Customers “
Paul Alvarez (Wired Group)
“Operational Benefits: What formal deployment evaluations are telling us about the economic, reliability, and customer service value of smart grid capabilities beyond Demand Response”
Patty Durand (Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative)
“Consumer Voices 2012: They Like What They’re Hearing”
Session 4-A: Case Studies
Tom Stathos (PPL Electric Utilities)
“If you build it will they come? Building on an AMI platform to connect with customers”
Jay Demarest (Pepco)
“Partnering with an Implementation Vendor to support new DR programs in multiple jurisdictions”
Mike Farrell (Oklahoma Gas & Electric)
“OG&E’s Demand Response Program – Past, Present and Future”
Session 4-B: New Dots Being Connected
Brad Davids (EnerNOC)
“Quick Response Demand-Side Resources to Balance Intermittency”
Nate Gilbraith (Clarkson University)
“The Impact of Time-Varying Prices on Nitrogen Oxide and Particulate Matter Emissions in New York City”
John Radgowski (Dominion Voltage)
“The role of microgrids in the evolution of a utility”
Session 5-A: Case Studies: One of Each
John Steinberg (EcoFactor)
“A new era for residential demand response: increasing yield and maintaining comfort through cloud-based data analysis and real-time response”
Swapnil Shah (First Fuel)
“The Power of Information in Energy Management – putting it to work on the Reagan Building – the Town Meeting Venue itself”
Todd Greenwalt (Powerit Solutions)
“The intersection of smart grid, demand response, and energy efficiency”
Session 5-B: Pricing #1
Steve George (Freeman, Sullivan & Co.)
“Peak Time Rebates: The Promise vs. The Reality”
Chris King (eMeter, a Siemens Business)
“Let’s Put 1.2 Million Californians on Peak Time Rebate and See What Happens”
Jessica Spanier (CNT Energy)
“What-if: All Residential Customers were on Real-Time Pricing?”
Session 6-A: Touching the Residential Customer in Different Ways
Aine Denari (Ingersoll-Rand)
“Generating consumer pull for residential smart grid solutions”
Mei Shibata (ThinkEco)
“Cool NYC: a new way to empower the consumer and utility around EE, DR and CRM”
Eric Woychik (Itron)
“Engaging customers at the touch points: Implications for the Smart Grid Value Chain.”
Session 6-B: Pricing #2
Ahmad Faruqui (The Brattle Group)
“Time-based pricing – moving beyond pilots”
Judith Schwartz (To the Point)
“Salt River Project: Time-based Pricing and the Persistence of Choice”
Dan Violette (Navigant)
“Synergies between Dynamic Pricing and Demand Response”
2011 Event Presentations
Paul Alvarez (Metavu) – NAP Day Tech Track
Scott Baker (PJM) – Breakout A-2
Sharon Bauer (Progress Energy) – Breakout B-1
Teri Berliner (AEP) – Breakout B-2
Ken Corum (NW Power and Conservation Council) – NAP Day Tech Track
David Daer (Salt River Project) – Breakout B-2
Pat Dawson (GSA) – NAP Day Tech Track
Joe Eberly (GSA) – Breakout A-1
Barry Haaser (OpenADR Alliance) – Breakout A-3
Wayne Harbaugh (BG&E) – Breakout B-3
Christina Haslund (Itron) – NAP Day Tech Track
Clayton Hasty (Shaw) – Breakout A-1
Mike Jacobs (Xtreme Power) – NAP Day Tech Track
Harjeet Johal (GE) – NAP Day Tech Track
Seth Kiner (SCE) – NAP Day Comm Track
John Love (NYSERDA) – Breakout A-3
Jeff Lund (Echelon) – Breakout A-2
Butch Massey (TVA) – Breakout B-2
Harvey Michaels (MIT) – NAP Day Comm Track
Peter Millburg (Ameren) – Breakout B-1
Craig Miller (CRN/NRECA) – Breakout A-3
Gregg Paulson (City of Manassas) – Breakout B-2
Ted Reguly (SDG&E) – Breakout B-1
Judith Schwartz (To the Point) – NAP Day Comm Track
Colin Smart (ConEd) – Breakout B-3
Howard Smith (Southern Company) – Breakout B-3
Eugene Smithart (Trane) – Breakout A-2
Bob Valair (Staples) – Breakout A-1
Cheri Warren (National Grid) – NAP Day Comm Track
Kevin Wood (SCE) – NAP Day Tech Track
May Wu (Integral Analytics) – NAP Day Tech Track
2010 Event Presentations
Arnold, George (NIST)—Breakout C
Bearman, Rob (Better Place)—Breakout F
Carpenter, Mark (Oncor)—Breakout A
Covino, Susan (PJM)—Roundtable 6
Dagley, James (Johnson Controls)—Breakout B
Delurey, Dan (DRCC)—Closing Session: DR & SG Index
Dollihite, David (Direct Energy)—Breakout A
Enwall, Tim (Tendril)—Breakout F
Evans, Kevin (EnergyConnect)—Breakout B
Freifeld, Allen (Viridity Energy)—Breakout B
George, Steve (FSC)—Breakout E
Giroti, Tony (Bridge Energy Group)—Breakout C
Goldman, Chuck (LBNL)—Breakout E
Gunther, Erich (SCIP)—Breakout C
Holloway, Milton (CCET)—Breakout D
Kathan, David (FERC)—Roundtable 4
King, Chris (eMeter)—Roundtable 4
Mansoor, Arshad (EPRI)—Breakout B
Masiello, Ralph (Kema)—Breakout F
McCarty, Steve (PG&E)—Breakout D
McCracken, Brewster (Pecan St.)—Breakout A
McDonough, Kevin (Honeywell)—Roundtable 5 (Long Version)
McDonough, Kevin (Honeywell)—Roundtable 5 (Short Version)
Schwartz, Judith (DRCC)—Roundtable 4
Sergici, Sanem (Brattle Group)—Breakout E
Smith, Howard (Alabama Power)—Breakout D
Sterling, John (APS)—Breakout D
Wellinghoff, Jon (FERC)—Roundtable 3
Wright, Christine (Texas PUC)—Breakout A
Yoshimura, Henry (ISO-New England)—Roundtable 6
2009 Event Presentations
Event Presentations from the Sixth National Town Meeting on Demand Response and Smart Grid held in 2009.
Delurey, Dan—2009 Policy Overview
Delurey, Dan—2009 Demand Response/Smart Grid Index
2008 Event Presentations
The following are links to the presentations that were given by speakers at the Fifth National Town Meeting on Demand Response held in 2008. Given that much of the Town Meeting was conducted in roundtable fashion, with no presentations allowed, you will not see links below for all speakers on the agenda.
Delurey, Dan – Policy Overview