Index of Peak Load Management Presentations

• AMI (Advanced Metering Initiative/Infrastructures)
  • AMI Business Development, Matt Spaur, Itron Inc.
  • Interaction of Advanced Metering Initiative and Demand Response, David Haynes, DCSI
  • Advanced Metering: The Texas Market, Paul Wattles, Good Company Associates
  • Exploring the Value of AMI, Paul Ferguson, Newmarket Hydro LTD.
  • Advanced Metering Technologies, Chris King, American Energy Institute
  • Advanced Metering: Lessons Learned and Policy Issues, Chris King, American Energy Institute
  • Advanced Metering, Lynn Fryer, E Source Energy Information and Communications Service
  • Case Studies of Advanced Metering in the Texas Market, Sally Hunt, International Energy Association
  • Demand Side Response and Advanced Metering in Pennsylvania, Karen Oill Moury, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
• Best Practices
  • Scaling Up Demand Management through Performance-Based Programming and Verification, Ian Jarvis, Enerlife Consulting
  • Ontario Colleges- Market Sector Approach Complement Technology in Managing Energy and Demand, Laurie Trewartha, Power Application Group Inc.
  • Best Practices in Demand Response, Tim Healy, EnerNOC
  • Measurement and Verification Best Practices, Bob Bress, Comverge
  • Making Lighting Responsive to Demand Response, Peter Morante, RPI Lighting Research Center
  • EnerNOC Enabling Better Energy Choices, David Brewster
  • Selling an Interruptible Load Resource in ERCOT’s Restructured Market, Jay Zarnikau, Frontier Associates
  • Smith Dalia ArchitectsCodes, Standards,Jeff Ross-Bain, PE, LEED
  • Efficiency, and Demand Response- One Big Happy Family, or Sibling Rivals?, Steve Rosenstock, EEI
• Case Studies
• Metering
  • Case Studies of Advanced Metering in the Texas Market, Sally Hunt, International Energy Association
• International Case Studies/Technologies, Applications and Success
  • Demand Response In Ontario: Context and Research, Professor Ian Rowlands, University of Waterloo
  • Demand Response in the Ontario Electricity Market, Paul Grod, Rodan, The Energy Solutions People
  • Macro Economic Issues Arising from Energy Constrainsts: New Zealand Case Study, William Heaps, Advisor to the New Zealand Electricity Commission
  • Dominican Republic Electricity Risk: a Customer Orientation, José Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio, Dominican Republic
  • Demand Response in Ontario ,Peter Fraser, Special Advisor,
  • Strategic Planning and Policy Development, Ontario Energy Board
  • Demand Response in Liberalised Electricity Markets, Michael Jones, International Energy Agency
• Utilities Experiences
  • A Market Monitor’s View of the New England and New York Electricity Markets, Dr. David Patton, Potomac Economics
  • Enersource Hydro Mississauga Demand Response Centre Overview, Carmine DiRuscio, Enersource Hydro Mississauga
  • MidAmerican Energy And Its Successes With Demand Response, Peter Blum, Itron
  • Demand Response in Long Term Resource Planning in New York and Elsewhere, Ruben Brown, The E Cubed Company, LLC
  • Demand Response Strategic Assessment: A DISCO Perspective, Dan Violette, Principal, Summit Blue Consulting
  • The Business of Demand Response from a Default Provider Perspective, Chris Siebens, First Energy
  • Demand Response: A Wholesale Market Operator’s Perspective, Robert B. Burke, ISO New England, Inc.
  • The Business of Demand Response from a Default Provider Perspective, William McNeil, Exelon
  • Demand Response from a Retailer Perspective, Ronnie Chahal, Director, Structure & Portfolio Mgt, Centrica
  • A "Regulatory View" of Demand Response, Dr. Eric Woychik, Comverge
  • Demand Response at Duke Energy, Roger Paules, Duke Energy
  • Implementation and Results for PG&E's Automated Demand Response Program, Ingrid Bran, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
  • Hydro One Demand Response Initiatives, Masoud Almassi, Hydro One
  • PSE&G's myPower Program - Fitting DR into a Strategic Framework, Susanne W. Chiu, PSE&G
  • California's Demand Response Load Impact Protocols, Stephen S. George Ph. D., Freeman Sullivan and Company
  • PG&E's Demand Response Program, Jay Luo, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
  • Demand Response at MidAmerican Energy and Iowa Investor-Owned Utilities, Carol Parker, MidAmerican Energy
  • Connecticut Light and Power’s (CL&P’s) Experience As A Load Response Enabler, Sharon Flannery, Northeast Utilities System
  • Demand Response at Duke Energy, Roger Paules, Duke Energy
  • Muse from a Post-Restructuring Illinois-Centric Perspective, Bob Lieberman, Illinois Commerce Commission
  • What's New About Georgia Power Company's RTP Program? Why it's successful and How Much Price Response?, Mike O'Sheasy, Christensen Associates & Jeff Burleson, Georgia Power
  • Implementation and Results for PG&E's Automated Demand Response Program, Ingrid Bran, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
  • Demand Response Programs: A Retail Marketer's Perspective, Mario Bohorquez, Constellation NewEnergy
  • Demand Response in Southwest Connecticut, Robert Laurita, New England
  • Demand Response Programs in New York's Wholesale Electricity Market, Charles King, ISO New York Independent System Operator
• Commercial/Industrial
  • Integrating DSM into Long-Run Resource Plans and IRPs, What are the Utility DSM Planners Asking for?, Dr. Kenneth Skinner, Integral Analytics
  • Auto-Demand Response Program Update, Greg Wikler, Global Energy Partners, LLC
  • Exploring the Value of AMI, Paul Ferguson, NewMarket Hydro LTD.
  • PSE&G's myPower Program - Fitting DR into a Strategic Framework, Susanne W. Chiu, PSE&G
  • The Next Big Thing for the US Power Sector: 2005 Outlook, Philip W. Smyth, CFA, Director, Fitch Ratings
  • "SCE Experience With Non-Pricing Demand Response Programs", Southern California Edison
  • How Big is your Vision for Demand Response?, Mike Weedall, Vice President , Bonneville Power
  • How Small is your Vision for Demand Response?, Donald J. Hammerstrom, Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
  • Long-Term Resource Adequacy: Demand Response Options, Dr. Eric Hirst, Eric Hirst Consulting
  • Is Demand Response a Program or a Resource?, Stuart Schare, Summit Blue Consulting
• Current Programs/Progress
  • Auto-Demand Response Program Update, Greg Wikler, Global Energy Partners, LLC
  • Targeted Demand Response for Distribution Companies, Tim Roughan, National Grid
  • Demand Response: Turning Theory Into Reality--an Unfinished Symphony, Richard Cowart, RapOnline
  • Valuing Demand Response Resources- Update on IEA Project, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting
• ILR (Interruptible Load Resource)
  • MAPP Certification of Interruptible Demand, Peter A. Koegel, P.E., MAPPCOR Senior Engineer, MAPP
  • Selling an Interruptible Load Resource in ERCOT’s Restructured Market, Jay Zarnikau, FA
• International Programs
  • Exploring AMI and Demand Response in the Mid-Atlantic Region, Rick Morgan, Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia
  • Update from Canada An Aggregator's Perspective, Dan MacDougall, ROBAN
  • Demand Response In Ontario: Context and Research, Professor Ian Rowlands, University of Waterloo
  • Demand Response in Australia's Electricity Market, Ian McNicol, Sustainable Energy Authority Victoria
  • Demand Response Electricity Markets Sweden- Regulator, Margareta Bergström
  • International Regulatory Panel Moderator's Introduction, Larry Mansueti,
  • Demand Response, Smart Meter Networks and Time based Pricing in Ontario: Thought on the Future, Mike Messenger, California Energy Commission
  • Terry Jones, CSIRO Energy Centre of Australia
    Results from KEPCO's Demand-Side Management Programs, She-Je
  • Cho, Director, Korea Electric Power Corporation
  • Hydro One Demand Response Initiatives, Masoud Almassi
  • IEA DSM Task XIII PLMA Briefing, Ross Malme, RETX,
  • Valuing Demand Response Resources- Update on IEA Project, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting
  • IEA DSM Task XIII PLMA Briefing, Ross Malme, RETX,
  • Valuing Demand Response Resources- Update on IEA Project, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting
  • PLMA and IEA DSM Programme International Symposium on Demand Response, Ross Malme, IEADSM Energy Efficiency
  • Energy @ Work's Case Studies, Scott Rouse, Energy at Work
  • Scaling Up Demand Management through Performance-Based Programming and Verification, Ian Jarvis, Enerlife Consulting
  • Demand Response into the IEA DSM-Programme, Hans Nilsson, IEADSM Energy Efficiency
  • FERC's Role in Demand Response, David Kathan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  • Demand Response- New Zealand Experience, Fiona Weightman, EECA
  • A Market Monitor’s View of the New England and New York Electricity Markets, Dr. David Patton, Potomac Economics
  • Demand Response into the IEA DSM-Programme, Hans Nilsson, IEADSM
  • Demand Response in Liberalised Electricity Markets, Michael Jones, International Energy Agency
• ISO-Rules and
  • Resource Adequacy and Demand Response in ISO Markets, Steve Isser, J. D., Ph. D., Good Company Associates
  • MAPP Certification of Interruptible Demand, Peter A. Koegel, P.E., MAPPCOR Senior Engineer
  • Bringing the Smart Grid Idea Home, Mike Kormos, PJM
  • Demand Response in New England, Robert Burke, ISO NE
  • Demand Response From Programs to Markets, Bill Wilbur, IESO
  • DOE's EPACT Report to Congress on Demand Response in Electricity Markets, Larry Mansueti, US Department of Energy
  • EPAct 2005 and Demand Response: FERC's Role, David Kathan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  • EPACT Implementation, Dan Delurey, Demand Response Coordinating Committee
  • Demand Response: A Regulator's Perspective, Rick Morgan, District of Columbia Public Service Commission
  • Energy Policy Act of 2005 and Its Effect on Demand Response, Bob Boyd, Itron
    EPACT Impacts on Demand Side, Mike Kormos, PJM
  • Making Lighting Responsive to Demand Response, Peter Morante, RPI Lighting Research Center
  • Smith Dalia ArchitectsCodes, Standards, Jeff Ross-Bain, PE, LEED
  • Efficiency, and Demand Response- One Big Happy Family, or Sibling Rivals?, Steve Rosenstock, EEI
  • Jeff Ross-Bain, PE, LEED; Smith Dalia Architects
  • Codes, Standards,Efficiency, and Demand Response- One Big Happy Family, or Sibling Rivals?, Steve Rosenstock, EEI
  • FERC's Role in Demand Response, David Kathan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  • Energy Market Developments, Neal Wolkoff, New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc.
  • FERC Policies on Demand Response, David Kathan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  • Selling an Interruptible Load Resource in ERCOT’s Restructured Market, Jay Zarnikau, FFT
  • Demand Response: A Regulator's Perspective, Rick Morgan, District of Columbia Public Service Commission
• Issues with Demand Response
  • Key Issues in Demand Response: Overview of PLMA Efforts, Dr. Daniel Violette, Dr William Smith, Mr. Bernie Neenan, Mr. Jay Morrison, Mr. Larry Barrett
• Market Benefits
  • Demand Response Programs: A Retail Marketer's Perspective, Mario Bohorquez, Constellation NewEnergy
  • "The Greenest Kilowatt is the One That Delivers the Most Utility", Peter Kelly-Detwiler, Energy Technology Services
  • Demand Response: A Wholesale Market Operator’s Perspective, Robert B. Burke, ISO New England, Inc.
  • IEA Task XIII: Demand Response Resources, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting
  • Demand Response electricity Markets Sweden- Benefits, Margareta Bergstrom, Swedish Energy Agency
  • Mass Market Pay-For-Performance Demand Response, Doug Backer, Cannon Technologies Inc.
  • Using Tactical Demand Response to Help Defer T and D Capital Expenditures, Michelle Brown, Allied Utility Network
  • Using Tactical Demand Response to Help Defer T and D Capital Expenditures, Ross Malme, RETX
  • Creating Value Through Dynamic Pricing in Mass Markets, Ahmad Faruqui
  • Selling an Interruptible Load Resource in ERCOT’s Restructured Market, Jay Zarnikau, FFT
  • Achieving Electricity Market Value through Demand Response Technologies, William Smith, Infotility, Inc.
  • Demand Response: New Offers and Customer Acceptance, Daniel M. Violette, Ph. D., Summit Blue Consulting
  • Regulatory Actions to Capture the Benefits of Demand Side Resources, Jim Gallagher, New York Public Service Commission
  • The Interaction Between Electricity- and Emissions Trading Markets, with a Specific View on Demand Response, Arne Jakobsen, Stream Green NETWORK
• Marketing Demand Response
  • Dealing with Free Markets and Demand Response, William McNeil, ComEd
  • Demand Response Programs: A Retail Marketer's Perspective, Mario Bohorquez, Constellation NewEnergy
  • Demand Response: A Wholesale Market Operator’s Perspective, Robert B. Burke, ISO New England, Inc.
  • Mass Market Pay-For-Performance Demand Response, Doug Backer, Cannon Technologies Inc.
  • Selling an Interruptible Load Resource in ERCOT’s Restructured Market, Jay Zarnikau, FFT
  • Demand Response is not a single priced resource, Mike Koszalka, Director of Demand Side Management at PacifiCorp
  • IEA DSM Task XIII PLMA Briefing, Ross Malme, RETX,
  • Are Markets Ready of Supply and Demand Response Trading?, Joel Gilbert, Apogee Interactive
• Metering
  • Metering and Information Flow in Demand Response Programs, Dave Scott, Meter Engineering and Systems
  • Metering and Customer Interface Communications: Enabling Infrastructure Development, Joe Hughes, EPRI
  • Demand Response, Smart Meter Networks and Time based Pricing in Ontario: Thought on the Future, Mike Messenger, California Energy Commission
  • National Research Flagships, Terry Jones, CSIRO Energy Centre of Australia
    Results from KEPCO's Demand-Side Management Programs, She-Je Cho, Director, Korea Electric Power Corporation
  • The Importance of Demand Response, Sally Hunt, International Energy Association
• New Research
  • Can we Maintain Grid Reliability Without Building Wires?, Brian Silverstein, Bonneville Power Administration
  • PLMA- Demand Response using a TV, Paul Nagel, Control 4
  • Can we Maintain Grid Reliability Without Building Wires?, Brian Silverstein
  • Barriers to Participation in Day-Ahead Market Demand Response Programs, Chuck Goldman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  • Demand Response: Turning Theory Into Reality--an Unfinished Symphony, Richard Cowart, RapOnline
• Planning Models
  • Demand Response at MidAmerican Energy and Iowa Investor-Owned Utilities, Carol Parker, MidAmerican Energy
  • PG&E's Demand Response Program, Jay Luo, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
  • Persistent and Reliable Demand Response, Joel Gilbert, Demand Exchange, LLC
  • Real Time Pricing Program, Dave Hyland, Comverge
  • Resource Planning Models and Demand Response, Eric Hughes, NewEnergy Associates  
  • How to Build a Great Demand Response Program, Rick Schmitt, Honeywell
  • Integrating DSM into Long-Run Resource Plans and IRPs, What are the Utility DSM Planners Asking for?, Dr. Kenneth Skinner, Integral Analytics, LLC
  • Intregrating Demand Side Resource Evaluations in Resource Planning: An Industry Turning Point, Daniel Violette, Ph. D., Summit Blue Consulting
  • How Big is your Vision for Demand Response?, Mike Weedall, Vice President , Bonneville Power
  • How Small is your Vision for Demand Response?, Donald J. Hammerstrom, Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
  • The Next Big Thing for the US Power Sector: 2005 Outlook, Philip W. Smyth, CFA, Director, Fitch Ratings
  • Macro Economic Issues Arising from Energy Constrainsts: New Zealand Case Study, William Heaps, Advisor to the New Zealand Electricity Commission
  • Jeff Ross-Bain, PE, LEED; Smith Dalia ArchitectsCodes, Standards,
  • Efficiency, and Demand Response- One Big Happy Family, or Sibling Rivals?, Steve Rosenstock, EEI
  • The Next Big Thing for the US Power Sector: 2005 Outlook, Philip W. Smyth, CFA, Director, Fitch Ratings
  • PLMA and IEA DSM Programme International Symposium on Demand Response, Ross Malme, IEADSM Energy Efficiency
• Price Responsive Load
  • Demand Response is not a single priced resource, Mike Koszalka, Director of Demand Side Management at PacifiCorp
  • Load Response in PJM Reliability Pricing Model, Terri Esterly, PJM Interconnection
  • What's New About Georgia Power Company's RTP Program? Why it's successful and How Much Price Response?, Mike O'Sheasy, Christensen Associates & Jeff Burleson, Georgia Power
  • What's New About Georgia Power Company's RTP Program? Why it's successful and How Much Price Response?, Mike O'Sheasy, Christensen Associates & Jeff Burleson, Georgia Power
  • Price Load Management Alliance Meeting, Bob Loughney, Couch White, LLP
• Regulation
• FERC
  • FERC's Role in Demand Response, David Kathan, Federal Energy Commission
  • IEA Task XIII: Demand Response Resources, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting
  • FERC's Standard Market Design and the Role of Demand Response in Resouce Adequacy, Derek Bandera, FERC
  • Demand Response: Turning Theory Into Reality--an Unfinished Symphony, Richard Cowart, The Regulatory Assistance Program
• EPACT
  • DOE's EPACT Report to Congress on Demand Response in Electricity Markets, Larry Mansueti, US Department of Energy
  • EPAct 2005 and Demand Response: FERC's Role, David Kathan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  • EPACT Implementation, Dan Delurey, Demand Response Coordinating Committee
  • Energy Policy Act of 2005 and Its Effect on Demand Response, Bob Boyd, Itron
  • EPACT Impacts on Demand Side, Mike Kormos, PJM
• State
• Polices and their Effect
  • Demand Response: A Regulator's Perspective, Rick Morgan, District of Columbia Public Service Commission
  • Energy Policy Act of 2005 and Its Effect on Demand Response, Bob Boyd, Itron
    EPACT Impacts on Demand Side, Mike Kormos, PJM
  • Demand Response: A Regulator's Perspective, Rick Morgan, District of Columbia Public Service Commission
  • Energy Policy Act of 2005 and Its Effect on Demand Response, Bob Boyd, Itron
    EPACT Impacts on Demand Side, Mike Kormos, PJM
  • Selling an Interruptible Load Resource in ERCOT’s Restructured Market, Jay Zarnikau, Frontier Associates FA
• Residential/Consumer
  • Residential Real Time Pricing Program, Jim Eber
  • Saver's Switch Residential direct load control Overview of Automated Meter Reading Switch Maintenance, Peter Narog, Xcel Energy
  • Consumers Expect Choices
  • Saver's Switch Residential direct load control Overview of Automated Meter Reading Switch Maintenance, Peter Narog, Xcel Energy
  • Real Time Pricing Program, Dave Hyland, Converge
  • Customers' Perspective on Demand Response, Michael Kintner-Meyer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
  • Roadmap of How to Start Up a Residential Demand Response Program, David E. Greenberg, Constellation Energy
  • Consumers Expect Choices, Green Mountian Energy
  • Residential Real Time Pricing Program, Jim Eber, ComEd Converge
  • Demand Response Infrastructure and BGE's Smart Energy Savers Program, David E. Greenberg, Constellation Energy
  • Optimizing Energy Delivery With Demand Response, Jim Losleben, Cannon Technology Inc.
  • "SCE Experience With Non-Pricing Demand Response Programs, Mark H Wallenrod, Southern California Edison
• Risks Involved
  • BPA's Approach to Risk, Brad Miller, BPA
  • Merchant Financial Crisis & Generation Credit Analysis 2002, NYMEX
  • Barriers to Participation in Day-Ahead Market Demand Response Programs, Chuck Goldman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  • Structuring Electricity Markets for Demand Responsiveness: Experimental Support, ProfessorDick Schuler, Cornell University
  • Dominican Republic Electricity Risk: a Customer Orientation, José Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio, Dominican Republic
  • Demand Response in Ontario, Peter Fraser, Special Advisor, Strategic Planning and Policy Development, Ontario Energy Board
  • Regional Energy Risk, Sue Covino, PJM
  • Managing Regional Electricity Market Risks: A New England Perspective, Henry Yoshimura, ISO NE
  • Personal Energy Risk, Jeff Brown, Shell Trading Gas and Power Company
  • Spring 2005 Peak Load Alliance Presentation, Gary Bunce, Walton EMC
  • Musings on Prices, Risk Management, and Demand Response from a Post-Restructuring Illinois-Centric Perspective, Bob Lieberman, Illinois Commerce Commission
  • Spring 2005 Peak Load Alliance Presentation, Gary Bunce, Walton EMC Services
  • Personal Energy Risk, Jeff Brown, Shell Trading Gas and Power Company
  • BPA's Approach to Risk, Brad Miller, BPA's Gridwise/EnergyWeb Activities
  • Regional Energy Risk, Sue Covino, PJM
  • Managing Regional Electricity Market Risks: A New England Perspective, Henry Yoshimura, ISO NE
  • Key Issues in Demand Response: Overview of PLMA Efforts, Dr. Daniel Violette, Dr William Smith, Mr. Bernie Neenan, Mr. Jay Morrison, Mr. Larry Barrett
• Response Planning
  • PG&E's Demand Response Program, Jay Luo, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
  • Demand Response Resources: Depend upon Profits, Prudence and Politics, Joel Gilbert, Apogee Interactive, Inc.
  • SCE's Demand Response Programs and Resource Planning, Mark H. Wallenrod, Southern California Edison
  • Metering and Information Flow in Demand Response Programs, Dave Scott, Meter Engineering and Systems
  • Demand Response and Resource Planning, Bill Jackson, Long Island Power Authority
  • Real Time Pricing Program, Dave Hyland, ComEd
  • Demand Response and the Supply Side, Jim Eber, Exelon
  • Resource Planning Models and Demand Response, Eric Hughes, NewEnergy Associates
  • Selling an Interruptible Load Resource in ERCOT’s Restructured Market, Jay Zarnikau, Frontier Associates, FA
  • Implementation and Results for PG&E's Automated Demand Response Program, Ingrid Bran, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
  • Long-Term Resource Adequacy: Investment in Demand Response Dr. William Smith, EPRI
  • Intregrating Demand Side Resource Evaluations in Resource Planning: An Industry Turning Point, Daniel Violette, Ph. D., Summit Blue Consulting
  • Is Demand Response a Program or a Resource?, Stuart Schare, Summit Blue Consulting
  • Incorporating Demand Response in Resource Planning, Daniel Violette, Ph. D., Summit Blue Consulting
  • Valuing Demand Response in Resource Planning, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting
  • Demand Response in Resource Planning, Chris Siebens, First Energy
  • Assessing Benefits in Cost-Effectiveness Evaluations of Demand Response Resources for Integrated Resource Planning, Dr. Bruce Perlstein, Strategy, Finance, and Economics, LLC
  • Curtailment Service Provider Response Infrastructure, Dave Hyland, Comverge
  • DOE's EPACT Report to Congress on Demand Response in Electricity Markets, Larry Mansueti, US Department of Energy
  • EPAct 2005 and Demand Response: FERC's Role, David Kathan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
  • EPACT Implementation, Dan Delurey, Demand Response Coordinating Committee
  • Demand Response and Resource Planning, Ross Malme
  • Issues in T&D Demand Response and Resource Planning, Sue Covino, PJM
  • Demand Response and Resource Planning: A Load Forecaster's Perspective, Dave Ehrlich, ISO New England
  • IEA Task XIII: Demand Response Resources, Start-Up and Proposed Project Tasks/Activities, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting
  • Demand Response in Long Term Resource Planning in New York and Elsewhere, Ruben Brown, The E Cube Company, LLC
• Technology
  • Lighting and Load Management, Peter Morante, Lighting Research Center
  • Demand Response: New Offers and Customer Acceptance, Daniel M. Violette, Ph. D., Summit Blue Consulting
  • Are Markets Ready of Supply and Demand Response Trading?, Joel Gilbert, Apogee Interactive
  • Demand Response and the Supply Side, Jim Eber, Exelon
  • BPA's Non-Wires Solutions Overview, Mike Weedall, Bonneville Power Administration
  • The Next Big Thing for the US Power Sector: 2005 Outlook, Philip W. Smyth, CFA, Director, Fitch Ratings
  • Automating Commercial Demand Response, Sila Kiliccote, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  • Ontario Colleges- Market Sector Approach Complements Technology in Managing Energy and Demand, Laurie Trewartha, Power Application Group, Inc.
  • Residential Real Time Pricing Program, Jim Eber, ComEd Comverge
  • The Utility of the Future- Energy Serving Utility, Michael Angemeer, Veridian Corporation
  • The Next Big Thing for the US Power Sector: 2005 Outlook, Philip W. Smyth, CFA, Director, Fitch Ratings
  • PLMA- Demand Response using a TV, Paul Nagel, Control 4
  • Aggregating Demand Response a New Approach, G. Muir Davis, Southern California Edison
  • Curtailment Service Provider Response Infrastructure, Dave Hyland, Comverge
  • Can we Maintain Grid Reliability Without Building Wires?, Brian Silverstein, Bonneville Power Administration
  • Barriers to Participation in Day-Ahead Market Demand Response Programs, Chuck Goldman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  • Technology Overview: CEC-Sponsored Demand Response Technology Program, Michael Gibbs, ICF Consulting
  • Benchmarking- A Tool for Technology Evaluation, Steve Rosenstock
  • An Energy Technology Company... Leading the Industry with Development of Independent Negative Power Systems, Denis Enberg, Electric City
  • BPA's Non-Wires Solutions Overview, Mike Weedall, Bonneville Power Administration
  • Making Lighting Responsive to Demand Response, Peter Morante, RPI Lighting Research Center