CAEM's
Convention for Friends of Competitive Energy Markets Set for June
6–7 in Washington, D.C.
Event
Seeks To Develop a Community of Supporters to Coordinate and
Accelerate the Transition to Competitive Markets
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convention, or use the links below to learn more about the
convention and register online.
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How can
supporters of competitive energy markets coordinate and accelerate
their efforts?
This is the
critical question to be put before the Convention for Friends of
Competitive Energy Markets, set for June 6-7 in Washington, D.C.
The question will be discussed as it relates to vision, policy,
strategy, leadership, organization and resources, and outreach and
persuasion.
The convention
is being sponsored by the Center for the Advancement of Energy
Markets (CAEM), with several leading energy trade associations
serving as supporting organizations, and an impressive roster of
government and industry leaders will speak.
Supporters of
competitive energy markets must begin to counter organized efforts
to discredit the benefits of competition. Therefore, the
convention program will provide market advocates with a
thought-provoking agenda to inspire and motivate—but more
importantly, it will allow like-minded people to come together and
map out a course of action and begin to develop a community of
supporters.
"We
need a forum to discuss and debate the strategy and tactics for
advancing and improving energy markets. I think it is time that
supporters of competitive energy markets hold an annual
convention to strategize, network, become motivated, and
recognize accomplishments." —Branko Terzic, former
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) member, now director
of regulatory services for Deloitte Services LP and a longtime
CAEM board member.
"I am
pleased that there is a ready community of competitive energy
market supporters willing to engage in the difficult task of
changing the status quo." —Paul Hudson, chairman of the
Public Utility Commission of Texas.
"I am
especially delighted by the participation of state regulators
from states where customers benefit every day from competitive
energy markets." —FERC Commissioner Nora Brownell.
The convention
is scheduled in conjunction with CAEM’s Annual Energy
Competition Leadership Awards Banquet, set for the evening of June
6. FERC Chair Pat Wood and Roland Priddle, former chairman of the
National Energy Board in Canada, will be inducted into the Hall of
Fame. Several other leadership awards will be announced at the
banquet.
Click
here to download a PDF file with more information about the
convention, or use the links below to learn more about the
convention and register online.
Convention
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Convention News
Why
a Convention? — Agenda
Energy
Competition Leadership Awards Banquet
Registration
— Hotel
— Sponsorship
Opportunities
Corporate
Sponsors for the Convention include:
For more
information about the Convention for Friends of Competitive Energy
Markets, contact Gary
Clouser, CAEM's Director of Outreach and Education.
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