Presented by the Energy Bar Association and co-sponsored by ELI, Women in Government Relations, and the D.C. Bar Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Community
Electrification—the adoption of electric end-use technologies to replace other forms of energy—is occurring at an ever-increasing rate. This phenomenon is being driven in large part by utility investment in smart grid infrastructure and applications, the electrification of vehicles, the proliferation of IoT technologies and more energy-efficient devices; the development of smart communities; and state and local RPS requirements. In this webinar participants learned about the growth in electrification, its beneficial nature, and the regulatory and policy issues that have been raised at both the Federal and the state levels.
- Introduction
- Overview of Beneficial Electrification
- Electric Vehicles—Strategic and Regulatory Issues
- Battery Storage—Strategic and Regulatory Issues
- What is the Response from State Regulators?
- Q&A
Speakers:
Russell Frisby, Partner, Stinson LLP - Moderator
Adam Borison, Senior Vice President, Nathan Associates/EBA Western Chapter
Keith Dennis, Vice President, NRECA
Anne Hoskins, Chief Policy Officer, Sunrun
Samantha Lichtin, Legislative Liaison & Policy Analyst, Colorado Energy Office