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NECEC Emerging Trends Series: Grid Resiliency - The Clean Energy Solution, Thursday, January 18, 8:30am, Boston
Event Description
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) is expected to rule on the US Department of Energy’s proposed rulemaking on grid resiliency (focused on whether steps need to be taken to support the continued operation of coal and nuclear plants to ensure grid reliability and resiliency) in early January 2018. This ruling will determine the next steps in the debate about whether and what kind of additional resources are needed to keep the lights on across the US.
NECEC’s Emerging Trends Series event will highlight how clean energy has been providing customers with resilient and reliable electricity service and how it can do more, and do it better and more cost-effectively than traditional solutions.
Please join the NECEC team, and speakers from the industry, regulatory community and more to discuss how microgrids, energy storage, distributed generation, demand response and energy efficiency are proven solutions to the challenge of improving grid resiliency and reliability.
Janet Gail Besser, Executive Vice President, NECEC (Moderator)
Greg Geller, Director, Government and Regulatory Affairs, EnerNOC
Maria Duaime Robinson, Director, Wholesale Markets, Advanced Energy Economy
Dr. Atyia Martin, Chief Resiliency Officer, City of Boston
Paul Makris, Senior Project Engineer, Ameresco
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