Exploring Smart Grid Markets & Investments

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Date: Mar 16-17, 2009
Venue: Hyatt Regency, Chicago, IL

Economic and technological change have combined with growing concern about the environmental effects of electricity consumption to create a new model for the electric power network – the smart grid (SG). With the increasing awareness of the need of an information network to help manage the electric grid and make renewable energy a reality by the creation of a smart grid, there is a critical need to explore the economic realities and opportunities of the complex system that is the electric grid.

Dynamic Pricing
Investments in Smart Grid
New Business Models
Smart Grid and Carbon Markets

From justifying investments to be made by utilities, to opportunities for new entrants in all parts of the value chain, the creation of new real-time and forward transactions and markets for electricity, the impact of carbon and to the societal impacts and benefits of these changes, the economics of the grid must evolve in parallel with and in conjunction with the evolution of technology and policy.

Why You Should Attend...

- Understand the financial and economic implications of Smart Grid
- Learn about the creation of future electricity markets
- Be involved in evolution of dynamic electricity prices
- Explore investment opportunities in Smart Grid
- Understand the relevance of Smart Grid to Carbon Trading
- Speak with key Smart Grid experts

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Two-day Conference Designed for...

- Energy consumer advocates
- Utility planners, customer service and deployment stakeholders
- Investment and financial communities
- Entrepreneurs with interest in Smart Grid
- Smart Grid vendors and technology companies
- Utility regulators & policy makers (federal, state & local)

Additional Topics

- Energy Policy around the future of electricity
- Green Job creation from Smart Grid
- Consumer Advocacy
- How Smart Grid impacts renewable energy
- Building to Grid interaction
- Home to Grid interaction
- Industrial to Grid interaction
- Vehicle to Grid interaction
- Technology of Smart Grid
- Social change around the future of energy

View Full Agenda Here! - www.GridEcon.com
NOTE: Agenda subject to change.

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