Spring 2005 Peak Load Management Alliance Conference

April 28-29, 2005, Marriott Evergreen Conference Center,

Stone Mountain Park (Atlanta), Georgia

Sponsors: Cannon Technologies and GoodCents Solutions

Presentations:

1. Keynote Session

The Investor's Viewpoint: The Evolution of Risk from the Rating Agency Perspective

The Next Big Thing for the US Power Sector: 2005 Outlook, Philip W. Smyth, CFA, Director, Fitch Ratings

2. Personal Energy Risk

Speakers:

Personal Energy Risk, Jeff Brown,  Shell Trading

3. Regional Energy Risk

Speakers:

BPA's Approach to Risk, Brad Miller, BPA

Regional Energy Risk, Sue Covino, PJM

Managing Regional Electricity Market Risks: A New England Perspective, Henry Yoshimura, ISO NE

4. Country Risk

Speakers:

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

5. Are Market Rules and Standards the Answer?

Speakers:

Making Lighting Responsive to Demand Response, Peter Morante, RPI Lighting Research Center

Jeff Ross-Bain, PE, LEED; Smith Dalia Architects

6. Pricing and Risk

Speakers:

Real Time Pricing Coupled with Risk Management at Georgia Power Company: It Keeps Going and Going and Going!

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

MAPP Certified Interruptible Demand Rate

MAPP Certification of Interruptible Demand, Peter A. Koegel, P.E., MAPPCOR Senior Engineer

7. Update on International Energy Agency, DSM Programme Task on Demand Response Resources

IEA DSM Task XIII PLMA Briefing, Ross Malme, RETX,
 
Valuing Demand Response Resources- Update on IEA Project, Dan Violette, Summit Blue Consulting