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Documents November 2004-June 2005
Agenda
Background
Presentations:
- Status in the states of ASAP recommended standards, Andrew deLaski
- Overview of California’s Appliance Standards, and a Proposal for Multi-state Cooperation, California Energy Commission, John Wilson
Participant List (not available)
May 19, 2005 Call - Decoupling
Agenda
Background
Presentations:
- Clear Solutions: What’s In It For Utilities. David Moskovitz, The Natural Gas Crisis: Finding Clean Solutions, January 24, 2005 through January 26, 2005, The Regulatory Assistance Project
- Decoupling vs. Lost Revenues, Regulatory Considerations. David Moskovitz, Cheryl Harrington, Tom Austin
- Oregon - Decoupling Natural Gas Sales. Sparling
- DSM Incentives in Nevada. Linvill
- The Minnesota Approach. Phyllis Reha
- Historical Electric Utility DSM Financial Incentives
Call Summary
Participant List (not available)
April 14, 2005 Call - EE Resource Standards
Agenda
Background
Presentations:
- California’s Conflict of Interest Policy for State and Registry-Approved Certifiers (which includes review of EPA COI, Kyoto Protocol CDM COI, Securities & Exchange Proposed COI rule and others
- California’s Regulations governing approval of Climate Action Registry Technical Assistance Providers and Certifiers
- Texas Legislative authority for Efficiency Programs
- TX Public Utility Commission, Theresa Gross
- Background on California Efficiency Targets
March 17, 2005 Call - Clean DG
Agenda
Background
Presentations:
- Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, Permitting Air Emissions from Distributed Generators and Emergency Engines
- Pennsylvania Incentives for Distributed Generation [DG] and Combined Heat and Power [CHP], Sherrick
- New Jersey BPU Clean Energy Program, New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program to Promote and Advance Distributive Generation RE and Combined Heat & Power, Michael Winka
- New York’s DG/CHP Experience to Date, Challenges & Opportunities, James Gallagher
February 28, 2005 Call - SEPs
Agenda
Background
Presentations:
- Supplemental Environmental Projects, RR/EE SEPs for the Present and Future, Jill Cooper
- A
Toolkit for States: Using Supplemental Environment Projects (SEPs) to
Promote Energy Efficiency (EE) and Renewable Energy (RE)
Call Summary
Participant List (not available)
January 19, 2005 Call - RPS & RECs
Agenda
Background
Presentations:
- The RPS and Renewable Credit Tracking: The Wisconsin Experience, Paul Helgeson
- Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System (WREGIS), Rasa Keanini
- RPS Map (23) as of 12/22/2004
- The Texas Renewable Energy Program
Call Summary
Participant List (not available)
December 16, 2004 Call - EE M&V
Agenda
Background
Presentations:
- Third Party Verification for Public Benefit Energy Efficient Programs
- EPA M and V Guidance Review Draft Chapter 3, Chapter 3 Measurements and Verification Concepts
- Measurements and Verification and Emission Quantification Procedures, Discussion Questions
- State EE/RE Technical Forum, Proposed Topics and Dates for Upcoming Calls
- Wisconsin’s Approach to Quantifying Emission Reductions: Coordinating the Focus on Energy Program with the Wisconsin Voluntary Emission Reduction Registry
- State
of Wisconsin Department of Administration Division of Energy, Focus on
Energy Public Benefits Evaluation, Estimating Seasonal and Peak
Environmental Emissions Factors-Final Report factors
November 18, 2004 Call - EE/RE NOx Credits
Agenda
Background
Presentations:
- Integrating Energy and Air Quality Goals
- State EE/RE Set-Aside Allowances in the NOx Budget Trading Program
- Massachusetts’ EE/RE Set-Aside Program, Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
- Proposed Topics and Dates for Upcoming State EE/RE Technical Forum Calls
Call Summary
Participant List (not available)
November 4, 2004 Call - Goals & Future Topics
Agenda
Background
Presentations: