Twenty-Fifth Plenary Session
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June 11-12, 2001 Session One: Siting and Eminent Domain - Is Parochialism Growing? Is it Ripe for Pre-emption? Session Two: Excess Capacity or Capacity Excesses.
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Sixty-Fourth Plenary Session
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SEPTEMBER 22-23, 2011 Session One - Transmission Cost Allocation Roughly Commensurate with Benefits: Now What? Session Two - FERC's Planning and Cost Allocation Guidelines: Will They Alter the Dynamics of Siting Multi-State Transmission Lines? Session...
Fifty-Sixth Plenary Session
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OCTOBER 1-2, 2009 Session One - In Search of Perfect Prices: Incremental Improvements with High Leverage Session Two - Smart Grid and Demand Response: Implementation and Pricing Issues Session Three - Siting Transmission Lines: What need of “need”?
89th Plenary Session - Rapporteur's Report
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January 25-26, 2018, Palm Beach, FL Session One - Grid Resilience: A Problem in Search of a Solution, or a Solution in Search of a Problem? Session Two - Demand Charges: Can they be Internalized in Dynamic Pricing Without Diluting Efficient Price Signals...
Seventy-Eighth Plenary Session
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March 24-25, 2015 Session One - Storage and the Economics of Clean Electricity: Can Expanded Storage Solve the Challenges of Increased Penetration of Intermittent Resources? Session Two - Distributed Energy Resources and Distribution Systems: Are "DSOs"...
Eighth Plenary Session.
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26-27 October 1995. . Regulating for Reliability and the Obligation to Serve. Session One- Regulating for Reliability and the Obligation to Serve Session Two - Besides California, What's Happening In Electricity Market Reform? Session Three - Transmission...
Nineteenth Plenary Session.
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24-25 May 1999 Session One - Making Regional Transmission Organizations Support Competitive Electricity Markets. Session Two - The 1992 Energy Policy Act, Plus Seven Years: What Have We Learned? Where Are We Going? Where Should We Be Going? Session Three...
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