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Eightieth Plenary Session

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OCTOBER 1-2, 2015 Session One - Computational Frontiers in Electricity Markets: Not Your Grandfather's Economic Dispatch Session Two - Free Renewables and Electrictiy Markets: Can Renewables Thrive through the Markets? Session Three - EPA Clean Power Plan...

Sixty-Third Plenary Session

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JUNE 2-3, 2011 Session One - Watching the Watchers: Challenges for Market Monitors Session Two - Post Fukushima: If Not Nuclear, What Energy Mix? Session Three - Complementing Wind and Solar: Is the Natural Gas Infrastructure Up To The Job?

Forty-Sixth Plenary Session

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March 15-16, 2007 Session One - Courts, Contracts and Competition Session Two - A Consensus of Inaction: Demand Side Opportunities and Consumer Culture Session Three - Transmission Chickens and Alternative Energy Eggs

Fifty-Second Plenary Session

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OCTOBER 2-3, 2008 Session One - Transmission Investment: Competitive Market Platform or Regulation Trojan Horse? Session Two - Renewable Rules: Market Friend or Foe? Session Three - Regulatory Treatment of Purchased Power: Pass Through or Profit Center?

Fifty-First Plenary Session

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May 29-30, 2008 Session One - Nuclear Power: Are the $tars Aligned? Session Two - Market Power Monitoring and Mitigation in a World of Financial Transactions Session Three - Debt by Any Other Name: Are Ratings Reality? Does the Accounting Make It So?

Fifty-Fifth Plenary Session

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MAY 28-29, 2009 Session One - Transmission Rights, Transmission Wrongs, and Renewable Resources: Conflicts Over Access, Pricing, and Jurisdiction Session Two - Linking Regulatory Means and Environmental Ends: Intended and Unintended Consequences Session...

Fifty-Ninth Plenary Session

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May 20-21, 2010 Session One - Demand Side Response: What Price Efficiency? Session Two - Financial Reform: Intended and Unintended Consequences Session Three - Renewable Energy: Prices, Costs, and Carbon Emissions

97th Plenary Session

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Session One-Forming Expectations for Price Formation Beth Garza, Potomac Economics Michael Hogan, Regulatory Assistance Project Travis Kavulla, NRG Energy Mark Rothleder, California ISO Session Two-Coherence or Confusion: What is the Environmental Agenda...

Bibliographic References tagged with Renewable Energy

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Woodfin, Dan. “Competitive Renewable Energy Zones: Texas’ Solution to the Poultry Dilemma?”. In.
Woodfin, Dan. “Competitive Renewable Energy Zones: Texas’ Solution to the Poultry Dilemma?”. In.
Lew, Brinkman, Ibanez, Florita, Heaney, BM Hodge, Hummon, et al. “The Western Wind and Solar Integration Study Phase 2”. NREL, 2013.
Lew, Brinkman, Ibanez, Florita, Heaney, BM Hodge, Hummon, et al. “The Western Wind and Solar Integration Study Phase 2”. NREL, 2013.
Ellison, Chris. “Transmission Chickens and Alternative Energy Eggs”. In.
Ellison, Chris. “Transmission Chickens and Alternative Energy Eggs”. In.
Mansour, Yakout. “Transmission Chickens and Alternative Energy Eggs”. In.
Mansour, Yakout. “Transmission Chickens and Alternative Energy Eggs”. In.
Grueneich, Dian. “Transmission Chickens and Alternative Energy Eggs: The CPUC Solution”. In.
Grueneich, Dian. “Transmission Chickens and Alternative Energy Eggs: The CPUC Solution”. In.
Grid, National. “Transmission and Wind Energy: Capturing the Prevailing Winds for the Benefit of Customers”. In.
Grid, National. “Transmission and Wind Energy: Capturing the Prevailing Winds for the Benefit of Customers”. In.
Binz, Ron. “Retail Procurement: In Search of No Fault Default Service.”. In.
Binz, Ron. “Retail Procurement: In Search of No Fault Default Service.”. In.
Hochstetter, Sandra. “The Changing Landscape for Retail Procurement: From Restructured to Re-Regulated, and from Regulated to Government-Controlled.”. In.
Hochstetter, Sandra. “The Changing Landscape for Retail Procurement: From Restructured to Re-Regulated, and from Regulated to Government-Controlled.”. In.
Florio, Michel. “Growing Need for Flexibility Starting 2015.”. [Duck Curve].
Florio, Michel. “Growing Need for Flexibility Starting 2015.”. [Duck Curve].
Hogan, Michael. “Can Low-Carbon Resources Thrive through Markets?”. In.
Hogan, Michael. “Can Low-Carbon Resources Thrive through Markets?”. In.