EVENTS

Presentations

Energy Technology Forum - Existing Coal Power Plants and Climate Change:CO₂ Retrofit Possibilities and Implications

January 24, 2008

Washington Court Hotel on Capitol Hill 525 New Jersey Avenue, NW Washington DC

On January 24, 2007, over 100 participants attended the National Commission On Energy Policy�s Pulverized Coal Retrofit Forum where Senator George Voinovich joined with leaders from the power sector and the environmental community to highlight the enormous potential to address climate change via retrofit of the existing coal fleet and to examine the challenges associated with developing the necessary technologies. Experts discussed and entertained questions about the status of current and future retrofit technologies, the strategies and hurdles associated with continued development and deployment of such technologies, and how such an agenda fits into the broader energy and climate policy debate moving forward.

AEP- CO2 Management Strategy

Alstom- Ammonia Separation

B&W- Oxycoal CO2 Capture

EPRI Long Term retrofit tech option

Huntsman Amine CO2 Capture

Marsulex- Engineering Considerations for Retrofit

NETL Current Retrofit Techs

Avoiding a Stalemate on Transmission Siting

Co-Sponsored by: EEI, NARUC, APPA, NRECA

July 18, 2006

Grand Hyatt Hotel, 1000 H Street, NW Washington, D.C.

Transmission Forum Agenda.doc (DOC|0.06MB) �

01 Cunningham - Congressional Intent SITING.PPT (PPT|0.68MB) �

02 Meyer - DOEs Implementation.ppt (PPT|0.26MB) �

04 Wright - Corridors State Perspective.ppt (PPT|0.05MB) �

05 Whitley - ISO-NE.ppt (PPT|2.51MB) �

06 Zibelman - PJM Interconnection.PPT (PPT|2.05MB) �

07 Bernstein - Entergy-ICT.ppt (PPT|0.03MB) �

11 Kelly Tx Ownership_PP mag article May-Jun 06.pdf (PDF|0.88MB) �

11 Kelly Tx Ownership_APPA resolution Jun 06.pdf (PDF|0.03MB) �

11 Kelly Tx Ownership_APPA issue brief rev Jan 06.pdf (PDF|0.13MB) �

11 Kelly Plans for new tx lines_CapX2020 release Jun 06.pdf (PDF|0.10MB) �

14 Gaw - MISO States.ppt (PPT|0.22MB) �

15 Gibson - Western Interconnection.ppt (PPT|0.72MB) �

17 Krapels - New Business Models.ppt (PPT|0.80MB) �

19 Besser - Factors in Investing and Siting JTB.ppt (PPT|0.22MB) �

21 Naumann - Business Models Exelon.ppt (PPT|0.06MB) �

LNG Siting Forum

Co-Sponsored by: The Center for LNG, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and the American Chemistry Council

June 21, 2006

The forum will explore the state of play on the siting of LNG facilities in the United States. The forum will assemble policy makers, State and Federal regulators, industry representatives and major stakeholders to address obstacles and challenges to LNG infrastructure expansions and additions.

LNG Siting Forum Agenda 6-20-06.doc (DOC|0.07MB) �

01 Caruso- National outlook.ppt (PPT|1.04MB) �

02 Swift - Industry Perspective on LNG.ppt (PPT|0.61MB) �

03 Michalek - Overview of global trade.ppt (PPT|2.23MB) �

04 Gurfinkel - North American LNG.pdf (PDF|1.34MB) �

07 Susan Jordan - referenced by Cavanagh.pdf (PDF|0.27MB) �

07 Susan Jordan Fact Sheet - referenced by Cavanagh.pdf (PDF|0.28MB) �

08 Snow-Cotter - Impacts on fisheries.ppt (PPT|2.69MB) �

10 Hoffmann - Considerations of safety-security.ppt (PPT|1.03MB) �

11 Hightower - Risk and Safety Implications.PPT (PPT|3.15MB) �

13 Dismukes - facilities in hurricane regions.ppt (PPT|2.28MB) �

Release Of White Paper On Siting Of Critical U.S. Energy Infrastructure

Announcement Of Series Of Forums on Key Topics

June 12, 2006

The National Commission on Energy Policy, a bipartisan group of leading energy experts, will hold a briefing Monday to release a White Paper, Siting Critical Energy Infrastructure: An Overview of Needs and Challenges. The Commission will also announce a series of forums on key energy siting . The siting forums which will be cosponsored by leading stakeholders will feature Commission members, key government officials, top companies, trade associations, researchers and NGOs.

White Paper - Siting Critical Energy Infrastructure.pdf (PDF|1.23MB) �

NCEP media advisory infrastructure siting.doc (DOC|0.05MB) �