May 2020Will We See You in Aspen This Fall?Every fall since 2007, the Rocky Mountain Utility Exchange has been presented in-person at Aspen Meadows. Welcome to the new normal. This year's Exchange will offer a first-ever online pass so that participants may choose to meet in-person or online. We will let all presenters and attendees know by no later than August 28 (30 days before) if this year’s event will be a mix of in-person and online presentations, or if the Exchange will only be online. Regardless, there WILL be a 14th Rocky Mt. Utility Exchange and PREFERABLY with most of us there in-person and others having the option to “listen in” to see what they are missing. But if we can’t meet in-person due to circumstances beyond our control, we all will AT LEAST meet online from our home offices. We understand your organization's travel plans may be in flux due to current industry challenges. But go ahead and register anyway. Our cancellation and refund policy remains the friendliest in the industry. Any attendee may cancel registration with full refund and no penalty fees if you notify us by Friday, Sept. 25 (i.e., the business day before the conference starts) and any sponsor may cancel their registration by Friday, Aug. 28. We are looking forward to seeing you all in Aspen this fall. Ed Thomas & Tiger Adolf, UtilityExchange.orgLearn Online What's Driving Transportation Electrification Initiatives on May 19Learn how utilities, government agencies, and solution providers are developing and implementing programs and activities to achieve the State of Colorado's ambitious goal of 940,000 EVs on the road by 2030. This webinar/podcast will offer insight on what has already been accomplished, offer an overview of planning underway with a focus on the role of utilities, and take a shallow dive into topics and challenges utilities continue to face in transportation electrification. Several panelists will offer a snapshot of what they plan to present in greater detail at the 14th Rocky Mountain Utility Exchange this fall. The free webinar/podcast on May 19 will follow this 90-minute format:
Recordings of the Snapshot Panel and Industry Discussion will be made available to anyone at no charge via the UtilityExchange.org website and all podcast platforms. The utility-only portion of the agenda will not be recorded or transcribed to respect the confidentiality of the participants. Learn More and RegisterRegistration is OpenIt's not too early for attendees and sponsors to register for the Exchange and reserve a guest room at Aspen Meadows (we will sell out). Details are at www.utilityexchange.org/14th-conference-attend. Organizations in the News
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