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Energy Analysis Forum 2004 (Nov. 9-10)

"Understanding State and Regional Electricity Markets: Analytic Issues for Efficiency and Renewable Energy"

The following presentations were given at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's fourth Energy Analysis Forum in Golden, Colorado, on November 9-10, 2004.

Presentations

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Session I - Introduction

Session II - Development of state and regional electricity markets for renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies

Session II.A - Market issues

Session II.B - Financial issues

Session II.C - Policy issues

  • Session introduction - (PPT 452 KB) - Roya Stanley, NREL, chair

  • "Key Issues in Developing Policy for RE and EE - A Legislator's Perspective" - Matthew Brown, National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)

  • "Key Issues for Developing RE and EE - The Regulators' Perspective" - (PPT 300 KB) - Rick Weston, Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP)

  • "Developing a Regional Energy Planning Framework for the Northeast States" - (PPT 1 MB) - Gary Kleiman, Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM)

  • "Challenges in Reaching the Western Governors' Association Goal for Renewable Energy" - (PPT 1 MB) - Doug Larson, Western Interstate Energy Board (WIEB)

Session II.D - Technology issues

Session II.E - Summary of issues for the state and regional electricity markets and discussion of analytical framework.

Session III - Improving Our Understanding - what additional data, information, and analysis is needed?

  • What's the strategy for developing it?
  • How do we better communicate the understanding we have?
  • Does what we've discussed have any program or policy implications?

(These topics were addressed by topical Working Groups)

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