Energy and Transportation Convergence
Energy and Transportation Convergence: Challenges and Opportunities for Electric Grid Modernization
- Chicago, Illinois - Date : November 13, 2009
- Download schedule and brochure [pdf]
Program Information
- Registration
- Scope and Purpose, Who Should Attend
- Who Should Attend?
- Conference Location and Accomodations
- Cancellations
Presentations
- Mark Duvall, Director, Electric Transportation
Electric Power Research Institute - Britta Gross, Director, Global Energy Systems and Infrastructure Commercialization
General Motors - Dan Gabel, Manager of Fleet
Commonwealth Edison Company - Luke Tonachel, Vehicles Analyst
Natural Resources Defense Council - Ken Huber, Manager—Advanced Technology
PJM Interconnection Inc. - Rich Kalisch
Midwest ISO - Larry Alford, Strategic Planning and Enterprise Development
Austin Energy
Registration
- Registration Form [PDF]
- Call (217) 206-7909
- E-mail cbr@uis.edu
Registration Fees
- CBR Members $200
- Non-Members $400
- Not-for-Profit and Government $125
- NARUC members attending the NARUC Annual Convention $99
- To become a CBR member contact Karl McDermott at
(217) 206-7909 or cbr@uis.edu
Scope and Purpose
Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) holds promise as an energy and transportation policy for meeting both economic and environmental goals. A carbon constrained
future will require policy choices today that enable vehicle and grid technologies to play a role in meeting these goals. This conference will cover the future of V2G and the policy and technical barriers to achieving efficient deployment of energy resources
Who Should Attend
Transmission and distribution operators, utility regulatory and pricing departments, government affairs personnel, consumer advocates, regulatory agency commissioners and staff, academics, transportation and energy policy analysts, and journalists.
Conference Location
Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent
Mile, 540 North Michigan Avenue, 312-836-0100.
Explore
the attraction that is Chicago.
Accommodations
Participants are responsible for their own accommodations.
Cancellations
Cancellations will be accepted until October 30, 2009 with full refund when requested in writing. After which refunds are subject to a $75 processing fee. No cancellations may be made after November 12, 2009. Substitutes are encouraged and will be accepted at any time prior to November 12, 2009 by contacting CBR at cbr@uis.edu or call 217.206.7909 . If the program is not held for any reason, CBR's liability is limited to a refund of the program fee.