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NCSL Energy Policy Summit 2008

Tuesday, July 22, 2008
New Orleans Morial Convention Center
Second Level 206-207
New Orleans, Louisiana

 


 

NCSL’s annual Energy Policy Summit is scheduled for Tuesday, July 22, in conjunction with the NCSL 2008 Legislative Summit in New Orleans.  Rising fuel costs, climate change and increasing dependency on imported energy resources are at the top of state lawmakers' agendas.  Although challenges abound, many see a chance to shape America's energy future in a way that energizes the economy and workforce by utilizing domestic energy resources and American ingenuity.  This year's Energy Summit will explore the issues and opportunities that policymakers face as they develop energy policies that promote vibrant economies and healthy, sustainable environments.  

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Updated Agenda  Adobe PDF

Presentations

Electricity Demand Outlook: Now and in the Future

  • Dr. Howard Gruenspecht, Deputy Administrator, Energy Information Administration Adobe PDF Download PDF Version
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The Electric Power Challenge: Climate Change

  • Dr. Brian McLean, Director of the Office of Atmospheric Programs, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Adobe PDF Download PDF Version
  • Dr. Bill Shobe, Director, Business and Economics Research, Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, University of Virginia Adobe PDF Download PDF Version

Coal, Natural Gas, Energy-Water Nexus, Smart Grid

Renewables, Transmission Integration and Energy Efficiency

  • Bobi Garrett, Associate Director, Strategic Development and Analysis, and Acting Associate Director, Renewable Electricity Science and Technology, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Adobe PDF Download PDF Version

Nuclear Energy

The Business of Electricity and Climate Change: Financing Projects and Economic Development Potential

Roadmap for the Future: What Can Policymakers Do?

  • Ivan Urlaub, Executive Director, North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association Adobe PDF Download PDF Version

 


 

NCSL would like to thank the following for supporting this meeting:

 Meeting Sponsor:

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 Breakfast Sponsor:

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 Carbon Offsets -  New this year, NCSL worked with Sterling Planet to offset the carbon emissions from this meeting.  Sterling Planet purchased carbon offsets based on the size of the meeing room (including cooling and lighting):

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Dr. Lawrence Makovich, Vice President and Senior Advisor, Cambridge Energy Research Associates Adobe PDF Download PDF Version
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