Feb

      28

      Integrating Renewables and Storage: Key Issues

      12:30 PM EST

      As the importance of renewable energy in the power generation mix grows, there are an increasing number of contexts in which its deployment in conjunction with storage will enhance the number and character of services, the potential number of active parties, and the possibilities for enhancement of distributed energy applications. Major issues related to the exercise of federal and state jurisdiction under existing and proposed laws have arisen, which will be of increasing importance as the capabilities of storage technology management and the possibilities for its integration with renewable energy resources continues to accelerate. This program will highlight three key areas currently illustrative of this point: federal and state initiatives to encourage energy storage; RTO implementation of FERC order no. 841: energy storage development issues; the challenges and opportunities for utilities presented by energy storage integration.
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      AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
      Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources
      Sponsored by: the Renewable, Alternative, and Distributed Energy Resources Committee, the Energy Infrastructure, Siting, and Reliability Committee, the Energy Markets and Finance Committee, Government and Private Sector Innovation Committee, and the Science and Technology Committee

      Thursday, February 28, 2019
      12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Eastern
      Committee Program Call

      Moderators:
      Roger Feldman, Co-Chair, SEER Renewable, Alternative, and Distributed Energy Resources Committee
      Aaron Levine, Co-Chair, SEER Renewable, Alternative, and Distributed Energy Resources Committee


      Speakers:
      Judy Chang, Principal, The Brattle Group
      Joy Ditto, President and CEO, Utilities Technology Council (UTC)
      Bill Holmes, Partner, K&L Gates

      You must pre-register to participate.

      Upon registration, you will receive more detailed information about the location and dial-in information.

      This program will not offer CLE.

      Event Details

      Format

      Teleconference

      Date

      Feb 28, 2019

      2019-02-28T12:30:00-05:00 2019-02-28T13:30:00-05:00 Integrating Renewables and Storage: Key Issues As the importance of renewable energy in the power generation mix grows, there are an increasing number of contexts in which its deployment in conjunction with storage will enhance the number and character of services, the potential number of active parties, and the possibilities for enhancement of distributed energy applications. Major issues related to the exercise of federal and state jurisdiction under existing and proposed laws have arisen, which will be of increasing importance as the capabilities of storage technology management and the possibilities for its integration with renewable energy resources continues to accelerate. This program will highlight three key areas currently illustrative of this point: federal and state initiatives to encourage energy storage; RTO implementation of FERC order no. 841: energy storage development issues; the challenges and opportunities for utilities presented by energy storage integration.

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