95th Plenary Session

Date:

Friday, June 14, 2019 (All day)

Session One. More Renewables, Less Carbon: How Fast, How Far, and at What Cost?

Michael Goggin, Grid Strategies

Karen Palmer, Resources for the Future

Lawrence Makovich, IHS Markit

Jurgen Weiss, The Brattle Group

Session Two - Volumetric Residential Rates: Socially Progressive or Regressive?

Scott Burger, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

John Howat, National Consumer Law Center

Pasi Miettinen, Sagewell

Agustin Ros, The Brattle Group

Session Three - Market Reforms for Stressed Conditions

Adam Keech, PJM Interconnection

Sainath Moorty, Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT)

Anthony Papavasiliou, Universite catholique de Louvain

Matthew White, ISO-New England

	papavasiliu-hepg-06.14.2019.pdf	1.99 MB
	howat-rate_design_equity_-_06.14.2019.pdf	608 KB
	moorty-ercot-06.14.2019.pdf	765 KB
	burger-_distributional_impacts_of_residential_electricity_rate_design-06.14.2019.pdf	33.21 MB
	rapporteurs_report_june_2019_final.pdf	916 KB
	hepg_june_2019_agenda_final_-_edited_3.pdf	121 KB
	makovich-more_renewables_less_carbon-06.14.2019.pdf	1.11 MB

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95th Plenary Session

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