Christopher Eisenbrey - Session leader Director, Business Information
Edison Electric Institute (EEI)   | New Revenue Streams for Utilities |
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The nation’s distribution grid is undergoing significant change as innovations in alternative energy supply sources, telecommunications, end-use products and services, and information technology are introduced. This period of rapid innovation and change coincides with the prospect of a “long slow economic recovery”, flattening to diminishing electricity sales, and the need by utility executives to re-examine their existing business models. The host of changes to the utility business brought forth by non-traditional power supply options, new entrants, energy storage & electric transportation, distributed generation, and microgrids all while customers and markets are demanding even more reliable, environmentally-friendly, and less expensive energy choices cannot be ignored. This conversation with a cross-section of utility company leaders will explore potential new revenue streams, and the significant business opportunities and challenges created by the rapidly evolving electric distribution grid.
David Owens - Moderator
Executive Vice President, Business Operations
Edison Electric Institute
Matt Dinsmore - Panelist
Director, Practice Lead - Energy
Altman Vilandrie & Company
Jörg Lohr - Speaker
Senior Manager Sales International
RWE Effizienz GmbH
Mary Doswell - Panelist
Senior Vice President
Dominion
Raiford Smith - Panelist
Director – Smart Grid Emerging Technology
Duke Energy
Jamie Fine - Panelist
Economist, Energy and Climate Programs
Environmental Defense Fund
