Opening
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America in a Very Low Carbon World: Gowing Wealth and Shrinking Carbon
Peter Schwartz, Chairman, Global Business Network
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Panel One: The Landcape in 2030
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The Landscape in 2030: Demographic Factors & Energy Use in a Carbon Constrained World
Frederick A.B. Meyerson, Assistant Professor of Demography, Ecology and Environmental Policy, University of Rhode Island
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Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission: the Utility of the Future Conference
Patrick Oshie, Comissioner, Washington Public Utilities Commission
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Panel Two: Price Effects of a Carbon Policy
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Cutting Emissions - Comparing Greenhouse Gas Allowance Prices and Options for Meeting CO2 Emission Targets at Two Utilities
Ruth Maddigan, Senior Advisor, Environmental Science, Technology and Policy Office, TVA
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Energy Efficiency's Role in Emerging Climate Policy and Energy Markets
Bill Prindle, ICF International
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Energy Trading: The Impact of the EU ETS on power - the price to be paid for CO2 abatement?
Ralf Wagner, Head of Forward Analysis
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The Marginal Effects of the Price for Carbon Dioxide: Quantifying the Effects on the Market for Electric Generation in Florida
Theodore Kury, Director of Energy Studies, Public Utility Research Center, University of Florida
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Panel Three: Game-Changing Policies
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Because That's Where the Money Is: The FERC, Cap-and-Trade, and Containing Costs
Samuel A. Wolfe, Chief Counsel, New Jersey Bureau of Public Utilities
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Cap and Trade is Not Enough
Jay Apt, Carnegie Mellon University
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Climate Change Initiatives in the Chinese Power Sector
Frederick Weston, Principal, Regulatory Assistance Project
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Recognizing the Disparities
Frank Stewart, President and COO, The American Association of Blacks in Energy
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Panel Four: The Role of Regulators
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Arizona's Energy Future
Kris Mayes, Chairman, Arizona Corporation Commission
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Panel Five: Some New Players
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Accelerating the trasition to electric vehicles Or...EVs: Utility Bane or Boon?
Sven Thesen, Principal, Better Place
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The Utility of the Future in a Carbon Constrained World Some New Players
Val Jensen, Vice president, Marketing and Environmental Programs, ComEd
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The Utility of the Future in a Carbon Constrained World Some New Players
Paul A. Centolella, Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
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Using Forests to Offset Energy - Sector Emissions: a case study
Minda Berbeco, PhD Candidate, Tufts University
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Utilities in a Carbon Constrained World: Opportunities and New Players with Smart Grid
Peter Yeung, Sr. Director, Market Development, SilverSpring Networks
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Panel 6: A Look at "Baseload," The Resources and the Concept Itself
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Cost of Carbon Mitigation in Electricity Supply
Mike Gallagher, Exelon
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Creating a Secure Low-Carbon Future - The Secrets to Success
Hank Courtright, EPRI
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Panel Seven: Financing Energy Portfolios of the Future
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Financing Energy - Operational and Long Term Liabilities - The role of Insurance; the role of Government
Lindene Patton, Climate Product Officer, Zurick Financial Services Group
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Financing Energy Portfolios of the Future
Dan Bakal, Director, Electric Power Programs, Ceres
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Reflections Part I: Conclusions Regarding the Future of Energy Supply, Demand and Delivery
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Characteristics of a High Renewable Electricity Future
Maureen Hand, National Renewables Energy Laboratory
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The Full Portfolio: Technologies for an Affordable Low Carbon Future
Ellen Petrill, Director, Public/Private Partnerships Electric Power Research Institute
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Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. Economy
Hannah Choi Granade, Principal, McKinsey & Company
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Reflections Part II: Conclusions Regarding the Evolving Utility Sector
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American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity
Ned Leonard, Vice President, Technology Policy, American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE)
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Climate Realities and Utility Policies: what have we heard here?
Richard Cowart, Director, Regulatory Assistance Project
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