Microgrids are an innovative solution to reduce emissions, improve electricity system reliability and resilience, and tighten grid security. But financial, legal and technological barriers can slow their deployment.
Please join C2ES, GW and business and city leaders as we examine the opportunities and challenges of successful microgrid deployment.
Support for this project was made available by the Duke Energy Renewables Innovation Fund at George Washington University.
Opening Remarks
Lee Paddock
Associate Dean for Environmental Studies, The George Washington University Law School
Building Resilient, Secure Microgrids
Shalom Flank
Microgrid Architect, Urban Ingenuity
Sudipta Lahiri
Senior Consultant, Energy Advisory, DNV GL
Joel Langill
Critical Infrastructure Protection, AECOM
Janet Peace — Moderator
Senior Vice President, Policy and Business Strategy, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Breaking Down Regulatory & Financial Barriers
Tom Fenimore
Technology Development Manager, Duke Energy
Pete Fuller
Vice President, Market & Regulatory Policy, NRG Energy
Kyle Haas
Energy Policy and Compliance Analyst, District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment
Kevin Self
Senior Vice President, Strategy, Business Development & Government Relations, Schneider Electric North America
Donna Attanasio — Moderator
Senior Advisor for Energy Law Programs, The George Washington University Law School
