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PLMA Web Workshop
Demand Response as a Catalyst for Energy Efficiency:
Integrating DR and EE in DSM Planning
Thursday, December 11,
2008; 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Eastern)
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Are Demand Response and Energy Efficiency goals competing or complementary interests within Demand Side Planning initiatives? Learn how DSM planning consultants and curtailment service providers are helping utilities and other energy planning organizations integrate demand response objectives with energy efficiency goals.
Discussion will also focus on how the communications infrastructure used to monitor and control Demand Response events can be leveraged to continually monitor building energy usage to maintain a high level of efficiency. Discover how this approach creates additional energy savings beyond simple equipment change-outs. Explore how demand response can serve as a gateway to energy efficiency through increased awareness, enhanced technology, and new revenue streams. |
Presenters:
- Energy Efficiency and Demand Response - Update
by Daniel Violette, Principal, Strategy Practice, Summit Blue Consulting
| Dr. Violette is a recognized industry leader in the development of effective market strategies, the use of quantitative methods to support utility decisions and providing executive-level management consulting. He managed the retail strategy practice at PHB Hagler Bailly Consulting where he led the firm's utility practice for over a decade, holding the positions of senior vice president and director. Dr. Violette has also held SVP positions with Electronic Data Solutions (EDS Management Consultants) and XENERGY, where he managed operations in five offices and led a national consulting practice focused on retail markets. |
- Demand Response Facilitates Ongoing Efficiency: Monitoring-Based Commissioning
by David Brewster, President and Co-Founder, EnerNOC
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| David co-founded EnerNOC in 2001 and currently oversees the organization's Marketing and Regulatory Affairs efforts. David has taken an active role in helping to shape demand response markets throughout the world. Prior to EnerNOC, David worked at Beacon Power Corporation, a manufacturer of energy storage and power conversion technologies for the renewable energy and distributed generation markets. David also evaluated emerging energy technologies for Winslow Management Company, an environmentally-focused investment management firm, and developed corporate strategies for SolarBank, a global capital fund for the financing of solar energy systems. |
Moderator:
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This
web workshop is Hosted
by
Peak Load Management
Alliance
Peak Load Management Alliance,
Elliot Boardman, Executive Director,
www.peaklma.com;
eboardman@peaklma.com
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936-271-5020
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Peak Load Management Alliance is a diverse association of leading energy
professionals dedicated to developing and promoting consumer
participation in electricity markets around the world using load
management. Members include consultants, energy companies, equipment
suppliers and trade allies who work together to share information that
enhances consumer participation through education and improving the
vehicles consumers can use to actively participate in electricity
markets. Our goal is improving electric system reliability and bringing
the full portfolio of cost-effective alternatives to building new
supply-side generation, transmission and distribution system resources.
Our primary vehicle for achieving our goal is the preparation and
delivery of educational and strategic information targeted at the
regulatory process, operating markets, market counterparties and the way
these organizations interact with consumers. To learn more, visit www.peaklma.com.
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