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2005 NAESCO Mid-Year Conference

Presentations

Wednesday, May 18, 2005

• AEP Texas Energy Efficiency Programs
  Billy Berny, Manager, DSM Compliance
  American Electric Power

• The Texas Experience
  Cheryl Bowman, Senior Program Manager
  CenterPoint Energy

• Implementing Energy Efficiency at State Facilities: Maximizing Incentives and Minimizing Road Blocks
  Louis McArthur, Community Development Financial Analyst
  Louisiana Department of Natural Resources

• Energy Efficiency Program Overview
  Michael Stockard, Manager, Energy Efficiency Programs
  TXU Electric Delivery

• Energy Efficiency at State/Public Facilities
  Dub Taylor, Director
  Texas State Energy Conservation Office

• How Much Energy Efficiency has been Produced in Texas: Have Incentives Worked
  Jess Totten, Director, Electric Division
  Public Utility Commission of Texas

• Establishing Benchmarks at Public Facilities
  Dale Worley, Administrator, Facility Conservation Improvement Program
  Kansas Corporation Commission

• Austin Energy's Efficiency and Renewable Energy Programs
  Fred Yebra, Manager, Commercial Energy Management Services Division
  Austin Energy

Thursday, May 19, 2005

• Federal Markets Update
  Doug Culbreth, Alternative Financing Representative
  U.S. Department of Energy, Atlanta Regional Office

• How Much Energy Efficiency is Achievable and How Do We Achieve It?
  Liz Hicks, Senior Principal
  KEMA, Inc.

• Institutional Markets for ESCO Services: Comparing Programs, Practices and Performance
  Nicole Hopper, Senior Research Associate, Electricity Markets & Policy Group
  Lawrence Berkeley national Laboratory

• Perspectives on Texas' Efforts
  Paul Hudson, Chairman
  Public Utility Commission of Texas

• Are There Unexploited Opportunities for ESCOs in Commercial Office Buildings
  Andrew Kitchens, Senior Manager, Engineering Services
  Hines

• Framing the Question: How Much Energy Efficiency is Achievable?
  Martin Kushler, Ph.D., Utilities Program Director
  American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy

• Enhanced Use Leasing
  Robert Penn, Assistant Chief of Real Estate Division
  U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

• Will Oil and Gas Continue to Meet Price and Reliability Expectations?
  Kevin Regan, Senior Staff Analyst
  ChevronTexaco Strategic Planning

• Surveying DSM Programs Nationwide: Is There Money on the Table?
  Wayne Shirley, Director
  The Regulatory Assistance Project

• Climate Change and Energy Efficiency
  Diane Wittenberg, President
  California Climate Action Registry

Friday, May 20, 2005

• New York's Public Benefits Program: Measuring Benefits
  Paul A. DeCotis, Director, Energy Analysis
  New York State Energy Research & Development

• How Can Data Loggers and Metering Optimize the Results of IPMVP Opations A&B?
  Sam Farouz, Monitoring Analyst
  Sempra Energy Services Company

• Measurement & Verification (M&V) for LEED Credit
  Brenda V. Morawa, Principal
  BVM Engineering, Inc.