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2014 Transactive Energy Conference Set for December 2014 in
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Conference featuring leading experts in development of transactive
approaches to energy supply and end-use management.
The US Pacific Northwest, positioned at the forefront of Transactive
Energy development, will host for the second time the International
Conference and Workshop on Transactive Energy in Portland on Dec.
10-11. The conference is the premier international conference to
exclusively focus on advancing transactive energy—an approach that
combines economic and control techniques to improve power grid
reliability and efficiency. (http://events.gridwiseac.org/2014/tec/)
Organizers of the conference are GridWise Architecture Council and
Smart Grid Northwest, with sponsorship from Pacific Northwest National
Labs, Portland General Electric, Avista Utilities, PacStar, Oregon
BEST, Landis + Gyr, BPA, University of Washington, Sensus, and Intel.
The meeting is expected to draw 200 participants, including
representatives of government, regulators, utilities, vendor
organizations and academia. Over 30 presenters and panelists will
provide attendees a wide range of ideas and perspectives on transactive
energy systems.
Highlights of this year’s program include:
1. Keynote speech by Dr. Carl Pechman, Senior Advisor
for Electricity for the Office of Energy Policy and Systems Analysis at
the Department of Energy and former economist with the New York Public
Service Commission,
2. US State Regulatory panel led by Phil Jones
Washington Utility and Transportation Commissioner providing a
regulator viewpoint towards transactive methods,
3. International panel with Koen Kok, Senior
Scientist Intelligent Electricity Systems at TNO, the largest applied
research institute in The Netherlands. Dr. Kok’s project has
1,000 sites participating in field experiments that are responding to
wholesale power markets and accommodation for renewable power
generation,
4. 19 paper submissions by industry experts that will
form the basis for lively discussions across 4 key topic areas:
• Business and Policy Barriers
• Customer Engagement
• From Demand Response to Transactive Energy Systems
• Cyber-physical, Security and Risk Management
Challenges.
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One of the main goals of the conference is to uncover first simple
steps the power sector can take to move towards greater grid and power
supply efficiencies. Key questions that will be covered in four
workshop sessions include:
• How will passive customers transition to being
actively engaged, what tools are necessary and what is the value
proposition?
• What are the key business and policy barriers to
transactive energy and what are the benefits to various stakeholders?
• What are the operational and business requirements
to enable a shift from traditional demand response to continuous
participation in a transactive fashion?
• How to address some of the technical and
cyber-security risks in implementing a transactive energy system?
The conference is limited to 200 participants, so register soon.
http://events.gridwiseac.org/2014/tec/#home
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