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Regional Meeting

Northeast Regional Meeting

September 19, 2011 - Consolidated Edison Building, New York, NY

The NAESCO Workshop focuses on the project implementation and program challenges remaining in one of the most robust markets for energy efficiency in the United States.

Session Highlights include:

• Examining the impact of the changing political landscape, capital budget woes, and the ongoing economic volatility on existing energy efficiency programs and the ability of market providers like ESCOs to scale up regional energy efficiency investment.
• Identifying the reasons why the implementation of New York City's aggressive energy efficiency goals appears to be faltering
• Countering the regional challenges which threaten the continuity of programs that previously had been national models for the successful creation and delivery of energy efficiency resources.
• Determining the impact of regulatory proceedings by the SEC and FASB and broader economic forces like rising interest rates on the ESPC project cost structure
• Assessing if there is any meaningful long term impact of the ARRA funding on ongoing project development opportunities in the Mid-Atlantic states
• Reassessing why enticing commercial building owners and managers to pursue energy efficiency on a portfolio-wide basis has proved so elusive

Confirmed Speakers:

• Judith A. Enck, Regional Administrator, Region 2, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• Laurie Kerr, Senior Policy Advisor on Buildings & Energy, Mayor's Office of Long-Term Planning & Sustainability
• John Williams, Director of Energy Analysis, New York State Energy Research & Development Authority
• Christopher Moriarty, Director, Public Finance, Barclays Capital
• Craig McDonald, Managing Director, Navigant Consulting
• Candice Damon, Vice Chairman, HR&A Advisors
• Eric Winkler, Project Manager, Demand Resources Resource Analysis and Integration, ISO New England
• Greg Hale, Senior Financial Policy Specialist, Natural Resources Defense Council
• Kevin Doyle, Co-Chair, Workforce Group, New England Clean Energy Council
• Mark Johnson, Director, State and Local Government Relations, Johnson Controls
• Marlene Motyka, U.S. Alterative Energy Leader, Deloitte, LLC
• Christina Simeone, Director, PennFuture Energy Center for Enterprise and the Environment
• Peter Langbein, Manager, Demand Response Operations, PJM Interconnection

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Online registration is now closed. You may register on site beginning 8:00 am on September 19.
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NAESCO has NOT reserved a hotel room block. Attendees are responsible for making their own hotel arrangements.

WORKSHOP SPONSORS

NAESCO gratefully acknowledges the following sponsors:

2011 Annual Sponsors

Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsors

Meeting Sponsors

CANCELLATION POLICY
Registration fees are partially refundable if notification is provided in writing no later than September 5, 2011. A cancellation fee of $75 will be deducted from the total fees paid for all cancellations received before that date. Notice of cancellation must be received in writing by mail, fax or email. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after September 5, 2011. Email all changes to this confirmation to naescoconference@thebalcomgroup.com  or fax to 804.580.8354.