Green Project Director Michael Moynihan Speaks at COMPETE Coalition Forum on Clean Energy, Smart Grid, and Energy Efficiency

Clean Energy, Smart Grid, and Energy Efficiency: 
Competitive Electricity Markets and the Path to America’s Clean Energy Future

Panel Discussion Featuring Leaders in Smart Grid, Energy Efficiency Innovation

WHAT: Panel discussion exploring the intersection of competitive electricity markets and innovative clean energy, smart grid, energy efficiency, and demand response technologies. 

Unique characteristics of organized electricity markets, such as transparent price signals, well- functioning forward markets, and large geographic scope encourage innovative energy solutions to meet America’s economic and environmental needs. These findings were reflected in the recent “Electricity 2.0” report by NDN and the New Policy Institute, which found that competition in electricity markets is needed to stimulate innovations such as smart grid and clean energy technologies.

WHO: Bill Massey, former Commissioner, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Michael Moynihan, Green Project Director, NDN

Dick Munson, Senior Vice President, Recycled Energy Development

Kurt Yeager, Executive Director, Galvin Electricity Initiative

WHERE: Zenger Room, National Press Club, 529 14th Street NW, Washington, D.C.

WHEN: Wednesday, March 24th, 2010, 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. 

Lunch will be served

SPONSOR: The COMPETE Coalition represents more than 400 electricity stakeholders, including customers, suppliers, generators, transmission owners, trade associations, environmental organizations and economic development corporations – all of whom support well-structured competitive electricity markets for the benefit of consumers. For more information, please visit www.competecoalition.com.