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Emerging issues in the development of Renewable Energy Systems in the US and Asia

When
23 Apr 2019
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Location
701 18th St NW, Conference room: J1-050, Washington, DC 20006

Registration

AE2C Members
* AE2C Members in good standing

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Government employees – $20.00
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Professionals – $30.00
Non AE2C Members
Students – $10.00
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World Bank employee: FREE. Please select World Bank employee registration option and register with your World Bank or appropriate subsidiary (World Bank, IFC) email address.

AE2C Washington DC Chapter invites you to its first event of 2019

"Emerging issues in the transformation of Renewable Energy Systems in the US and Asia"

Co-Hosted with The World Bank

Tuesday, April 23, 2019 3:30 – 6:30 p.m

The World Bank
701 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20006
Conference room: J1-050

Join AE2C for this first event of 2019, and the third annual event co-hosted with the World Bank Group, featuring an exciting discussion on emerging issues resulting from the transformation of renewable energy systems both in the US and around the world. An international panel of experts will share their perspectives, including policy insights on energy storage solutions, electricity tariffs and emission credits. Panelists will discuss how energy markets are being transformed by technology innovation, new pricing regimes, market dynamics and shifting national and global policy.

Opening and Closing Remarks by World Bank Carbon Finance and Energy Sector Management Assistance Program

Panel 1 – Storage Solutions, Tariffs and Emission Credits in a Disruptive US Market

Moderator: Jenny Hou, AE2C Board and General Partner, SunEnergi Capital

Paul Cusenza, CEO, Nodal Exchange, Emission Credits
Rob Gramlich, President, Grid Strategy, Tariff Advisor to Solar & Wind Alliance
Jason Burwen, Vice President, Policy, Energy Storage Association

Panel 2 – Policy Insights and Lessons Learned from International Markets

Moderator: Anand Subbiah, AE2C Board and Executive Director, McLean Development Group

Deanne Barrow, Associate and Co-editor, Energy Storage Updater, Norton Rose
Chandra Sinha, Lead Energy Specialist, Energy Storage, World Bank
Chandrasekar Govindarajalu, Lead Energy Specialist, Energy Climate Finance, World Bank
Todd Olinsky-Paul, Project Director, Energy Storage and Technology Advancement Partnership (ESTAP) project, an USDOE-state funding partnership program

Reception to Follow.

To register for the event, click here.
Please note all attendees must register no later than Monday, April 22.

For questions about the event please email info@ae2c.org.

AE2C is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C.