IEA/PLMA Symposium

Tuesday, September 9, 2003

Opening Plenary Session

PLMA and IEA DSM Programme International Symposium on Demand Response, Ross Malme, Chairman of PLMA & Interim Operating Agent

Demand Response into the IEA DSM-Programme, Hans Nilsson, Chairman of the International Energy Agency’s DSM Executive Committee

FERC's Role in Demand Response, David Kathan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Demand Response Programs in New York's Wholesale Electricity Market, Charles King, Vice President of Market Services, New York ISO

Regulatory Actions to Capture the Benefits of Demand Side Resources, Jim Gallagher, Director, Office of Electricity and Environment, New York State Department of Public Service

The Importance of Demand Response, Sally Hunt, NERA

Comparisons of International DRR Programs:

Chair: Grayson Heffner, The World Bank

Speakers:

Managing Contingencies at KEPCO with Demand Response

KEPCO's Demand Response Programs for Summer Peak Periods and Contingencies, Jang Pyo Lee, Mgr., DSM Planning Office, Korea Electric Power 

Interruptible Rates at Red Electrica

Experiences with DSB, Carmen Rodriguez Villagarcia, DSM Department Manager, Red Electrica de Espana, Spain

Demand Side Bidding for System Balancing

Demand Side Bidding for System Balancing, Inge Vognild, Program Manager, STATNETT, Norway

Demand Response for Ancillary Services in the UK

Demand Side Participation in the UK, Mark Bailey, Head of Special Markets, Gaz de France UK

Demand Bidding at FINGRID

Demand Bidding at Fingrid Finland, Jarno Sederlund, Program Manager, FINGRID, Finland

Early Applications of Demand Response in New Zealand

Demand Response- New Zealand Experience, Fiona Weightman, EECA, New Zealand

Wednesday, September 10, 2003

Market Benefits of Demand Response Resources

Chair: IEA Task XIII: Demand Response Resources, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting

Speakers:

John Charlton, New York ISO

Bernie Neenan, Neenan Associates

Demand Response electricity Markets Sweden- Benefits, Margareta Bergstrom, Energimyndigheten, Sweden

International Regulatory Panel

Chair: International Regulatory Panel Moderator's Introduction, Larry Mansueti, US Department of Energy

Participants:

Jim Gallagher, New York State Department of Public Service

David Kathan, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Demand Response Electricity Markets Sweden- Regulator, Margareta Bergström, Senior Advisor, Energy Market Department, Swedish Energy Agency

Demand Response in Australia's Electricity Market, Ian McNicol, Sustainable Energy Authority Victoria, Australia

Perspectives on the Role of Demand Response

Chair: Michael Jones, IEA Secretariat

The Interaction Between Electricity- and Emissions Trading Markets, with a Specific View on Demand Response, Arne Jakobsen, GreenStream Network

Customers' Perspective on Demand Response, Michael Kintner-Meyer, Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratory

Demand Response in Liberalised Electricity Markets, Michael Jones, IEA

Conservation, DSM, or Demand Response?, Art Rosenfeld, California Energy Commission

Panel on Enabling Technologies for DRR

Chair: Dan Delurey, Executive Director, Demand Response and Advanced Metering Coalition

Technology and Price Signals for Demand Response in Norway, Ove Grande, Sr. Research Scientist, SINTEF Energy Research, Norway

Demand Response in New York State

Enabling Technologies for Load Management, Brian Henderson, Program Director of Energy Efficiency Services, NYSERDA

Advanced Metering Technologies, Chris King, E-Meter