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Regional Meeting

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NAESCO's Northeast Regional Meeting

September 19, 2007 – New York, New York

Three States Transform Their Energy Policies: New York, New Jersey & Connecticut Embrace Energy Efficiency

WHY ATTEND

New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are in the midst of a major overhaul of their energy practices. At the state and city level, significant new initiatives promise to change the way energy is procured and delivered.

It’s new, it’s exciting, and you need to be there to hear about the new landscape!

SESSION TOPICS

Transforming New York City’s Energy Policies: A Bold New Vision

Mayor’s PlaNYC 2030: Meeting the Ambitious Goals of 30% Reduction in Energy Usage and CO2 Emissions
Energy Efficiency Proposals in the New Con Edison Rate Case Filing and Future Outlook for the NYPA EE Program

The New York State Energy Plan: Accelerating the Commitment to Energy Efficiency

“15 by 15” – What Does Governor Spitzer’s Energy Plan Mean in Terms of EE Program Organization and Delivery?
Will SBC Funding Be Increased?
Will SBC Program Administration Stay at NYSERDA or Move to the Utilities?
The Market for Energy Efficiency in New York State through the Lens of the SBC Evaluation Process
The Role of the NY PUC in Implementing the Political Mandate
NYSERDA and Utility EE Programs – Assessing the Market Impact

What Implementation of the New Jersey Clean Energy Plan May Mean for Energy Efficiency in New Jersey

Does the NJ Clean Energy Plan Contain the Elements for a Big Efficiency Push Like the Early 1990’s When the NJ Standard Offer Removed 300MW from the Grid?

Connecticut Recommits to Energy Efficiency as a Cornerstone of Its Energy Plan to Mitigate T&D Congestion and Pricy Power

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

WORKSHOP SPONSORS

NAESCO gratefully acknowledges the following sponsors:

CANCELLATION POLICY
Registration fees are partially refundable if notification is provided in writing no later than September 5, 2007. 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, 2007.

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