Energy Policy and Opportunity for Commercial and Industrial Users
Thursday, July 23, 2015:
To purchase a recording of this event, please call 818.888.4444
2:00 - 3:30 pm Eastern US Time
Many commercial and industrial companies assume that their "core business" is their sole focus and matters of energy policy are beyond the scope of focused attention or concern. This program challenges that assumption. Increasingly over the years, federal and state energy policy touches vital areas of commercial and industrial business. Energy policy is no longer a matter solely for energy companies.
Policies and mandates of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and comparable state and local agencies require compliance from a broad base of commercial and industrial users and affect the way such companies conduct their business.
At the same time, energy continues to consume a substantial share of business overhead. Every dollar of energy cost savings boosts bottom-line profit. This program will likewise focus on the "opportunity" side of energy policy that provides attractive vehicles for significant savings in energy cost and parallel profit enhancement.
The panel will bring a high-level focus to the following topics:
- Federal Energy Policies and Mandates Affecting Commercial and Industrial Users
- Fall-Out from the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan
- Energy Trading Constraints and Dodd-Frank Reporting Requirements
- Structuring Energy Cost Savings from Federal and State Incentives
- Practical Approaches and Solutions to Policy Compliance and Energy Cost
- Policy and Practical Implications of Emerging Independence from Traditional Models of Energy Delivery
Moderator:
Roger Rosendahl,
Partner, Stoel Rives LLP,
Washington, D.C. and San Francisco
Panelists:
Andrew Blevin,
Senior Vice President - Finance,
Safari Energy LLC, New York City
Greg Jenner,
former Assistant Secretary, Treasury for Tax Policy;
Partner, Stoel Rives LLP, Washington, D.C.
Jon Wellinghoff,
immediate past Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission;
Partner, Stoel Rives LLP, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.
How It Works
Single Connection: $99.00
Additional Connection at the same Organization: $50.00
A site connection allows a single connection to the web conference. That connection is open to any number of users in a collaborative setting. Because there are no travel expenses and only a single registration fee is required, each additional participant lowers the cost per participant significantly.
By purchasing a site connection, you can invite as many people as you would like to view and participate in the session from a single location. Set up the session in a conference room and project the presentation and chat on a large screen. You also have rights to distribute copies of the presentation materials to everyone involved. Please note that audio is received via the phone line and must be broadcast to your group.
If for any reason a relevant stakeholder cannot co-locate for the session, we encourage you to include that person by purchasing an additional connection at the reduced fee of $50 per session. This will ensure that every member of a team receives the same relevant, timely information in the most efficient way. If you have any technical or purchasing questions, please contact us at (818) 888-4444.
CANCELLATION, REFUNDS & CREDITS
Should you be unable to attend, a refund, less a $50 administrative charge, will be made for cancellations received via letter or fax at least 3 working days before the event. We regret cancellations will not be accepted after that date. However, we will be pleased to transfer your registration to another member of your company or credit the registration fee to another Infocast conference if you register within 6 months from the date of this conference. In the event the conference is canceled, Infocast’s liability is limited to the refund of the conference registration fee only.