Roundtable Kleinman Center Event

The Future of Dynamic Pricing, Price Responsive Demand & Demand Response and Improving Price Formation in Wholesale Energy Markets?

Wednesday, September 27, 2017 | 1:00PM - 6:00PM

Speakers

Betty Ann Kane
Chairman, Washington D.C. Public Service Commission
Greg Poulos
Executive Director, Consumer Advocates of the PJM States
Paul Centolella
Principal, Centolella & Associates
Matthew McCaffree
Senior Director of Regulatory & Government Affairs, ITRON
Peter Langbein
Manager of Demand Side Operations, PJM
Bill Hogan
Professor, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
Harry Singh
VP US Power Trading Group, Goldman Sachs
Catherine Tyler
Senior Economist, Monitoring Analytics
Adam Keech
Executive Director Market Operations, PJM

Location

Kleinman Center for Energy Policy
220 S. 34th St.
Fisher Fine Arts Library, 4th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19104

Energy Policy Roundtable in the PJM Footprint #7

Presented by Raab Associates

Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Roundtable 1:00 PM – 4:45 PM 
Networking reception 4:45 PM – 6:00 PM

Panel 1: The Future of Dynamic Pricing, Price Responsive Demand, & Demand Response
With many states in the PJM footprint already implementing advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) for all retail customers, opportunities for dynamic pricing at retail and participation in price responsive demand (PRD) and demand response (DR) at wholesale are growing., A PRD problem statement was recently approved by the PJM stakeholders and PJM is expected to publish a thought-piece on DR in advance of this Roundtable. Panelists include 

  • Washington D.C. Public Service Commission Chairman Betty Ann Kane 
  • Greg Poulos, the new Executive Director of the  Consumer Advocates of the PJM States 
  • Paul Centolella, Principal at Centolella & Associates 
  • Matthew McCaffrey, a Senior Director of Regulatory & Government Affairs at ITRON  
  • Peter Langbein, Manager of Demand Side Operations at PJM

Panel 2: Improving Price Formation in Wholesale Energy Markets?
This panel is timely given PJM’s thought piece, “Energy Price Formation and Valuing Flexibility,” FERC’s NOPR on incorporating fast-start resources into energy and ancillary services pricing, and other developments. This panel will cover a range of related topics, including scarcity pricing, uplift charges, and how best to value important attributes that are currently undervalued or not valued at all (e.g., flexibility from quick start/ramping resources). Panelists include:

  • Professor Bill Hogan, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
  • Harry Singh, Vice President US Power Trading Group, Goldman Sachs
  • Catherine Tyler, Senior Economist, Monitoring Analytics
  • Adam Keech, Executive Director Market Operations, PJM

Registration is required***.  Rates are $100 for general registration and $50 for employees of Sponsoring Organizations, government or non-profit employees, students, retirees, & low-income individuals. 

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***The Kleinman Center has a limited number of seats reserved for Penn colleagues and students. If you are a member of the Penn community and interested in attending, please contact Bill Cohen: cohenw@upenn.edu.