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State and Local Updates in Renewable Energy: Policy Trends and a Legislative Outlook
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State and Local Updates in Renewable Energy: Policy Trends and a Legislative Outlook
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Session 1: 86th Texas Legislative Session Update and Outlook - A panel discussion of anticipated key renewable energy related bills likely to be considered in upcoming Texas, Oklahoma, California and other key state legislative sessions.
Session 2: State Policy Trends in Renewable Energy - An overview of anticipated issues and opportunities in upcoming state legislative sessions, with a primary focus on midwestern and western states where renewable energy development is underway.
Session 3: Public Utility Commission of Texas and ERCOT - An overview and update of recent issues involving the PUCT and ERCOT, including summer 2018, price formation, temporary taps, TCOS schedules and potential substation regulation.
Session 2: State Policy Trends in Renewable Energy - An overview of anticipated issues and opportunities in upcoming state legislative sessions, with a primary focus on midwestern and western states where renewable energy development is underway.
Session 3: Public Utility Commission of Texas and ERCOT - An overview and update of recent issues involving the PUCT and ERCOT, including summer 2018, price formation, temporary taps, TCOS schedules and potential substation regulation.
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86th Texas Legislative Session Update and Outlook (Feb 2019)
Michael J. Jewell, Suzanne L. Bertin, Jeff Clark, Charlie Hemmeline
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86th Texas Legislative Session Update and Outlook (Feb 2019)
A panel discussion of anticipated key renewable energy related bills likely to be considered in upcoming Texas, Oklahoma, California and other key state legislative sessions.
Originally presented: Jan 2019 Renewable Energy Law
Michael J. Jewell,
Partner, Stratus Energy Group - Austin, TX
Suzanne L. Bertin,
Executive Director, Texas Advanced Energy Business Alliance - Austin, TX
Jeff Clark,
President, Advanced Power Alliance - Austin, TX
Charlie Hemmeline,
Executive Director, Texas Solar Power Association - Austin, TX
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State Policy Trends in Renewable Energy (Feb 2019)
Vanessa Tutos
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State Policy Trends in Renewable Energy (Feb 2019)
An overview of anticipated issues and opportunities in upcoming state legislative sessions, with a primary focus on midwestern and western states where renewable energy development is underway.
Originally presented: Jan 2019 Renewable Energy Law
Vanessa Tutos,
Director - Government Affairs, EDP Renewables North America - Houston, TX
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Public Utility Commission of Texas and ERCOT (Feb 2019)
McCall Johnson, Warren Lasher, Arthur C. D'Andrea
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Public Utility Commission of Texas and ERCOT (Feb 2019)
An overview and update of recent issues involving the PUCT and ERCOT, including summer 2018, price formation, temporary taps, TCOS schedules and potential substation regulation.
Originally presented: Jan 2019 Renewable Energy Law
McCall Johnson,
Sr. Manager - Government Affairs, Recurrent Energy - San Francisco, CA
Warren Lasher,
Senior Director of System Planning, Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. - Austin, TX
Arthur C. D'Andrea,
Public Utility Commission of Texas - Austin, TX