Reliability Summit 2005
July 19, 2005
September 27-29, 2005
Sheraton Crystal City, Arlington, VA
Join the nation's leading policy makers and power
industry decision-makers at Reliability Summit 2005…as they
address the strategic, financial and operational impacts of the
push for higher reliability on both transmission and resource
adequacy. Hear their plans for dealing with the critical
challenges-and opportunities-of the new era of greater
reliability.
Keynote Speaker:
Joseph T. Kelliher, Chairman, FERC
Reliability Summit 2005 features 3 outstanding events:
The Summit: Building the Reliable Grid
September 28-29, 2005
The policy makers, senior executives and recognized experts at the
Summit will provide thought-provoking and open-ended discussions
of the multitude of changes affecting transmission business
owners, grid operators, system users, and investors, including:
- What is the right set of policies, regulations, economic
structures and incentives to spur system investment?
- What is the evolving role of the state regulators in
ensuring reliability in modern electric markets?
- How will the move to mandatory reliability standards impact
the transmission business?
- What is the role of RTOs in establishing market-based means
to assure resource adequacy?
- Who will bear the cost for reliability improvements?
- What opportunities do new advanced technologies offer?
Applications of Market-Based Planning Concepts to Ensure Grid
Reliability
September 27, 2005 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Market based planning techniques, actual examples of regional
planning, and state of the art market simulation tools
New Technology Applications for Improving Grid Reliability
September 29, 2005 from 1:30pm to 5:00pm
New technologies that allow the existing grid to operate more
reliably and transfer significantly higher degrees of power, plus
case studies of new technology implementations.
TO REGISTER…
and obtain full event details, please visit http://www.infocastinc.com/renew.html
or call (818) 888-4444.
Sponsors: Navigant Consulting, ABB, KEMA, and Stinson Morrison
Hecker LLP Media Partners: Argus Media, Energy Central, Power
Finance & Risk, and Restructuring Today