Event Type Event
april
04apr12:00 pm1:30 pmLow Carbon Fuel Standard Primer
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Low Carbon Fuel Standard Primer – Virtual Event An LCFS Program is a market-based and technology-neutral policy to reduce the carbon intensity of transportation fuels
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Low Carbon Fuel Standard Primer – Virtual Event
An LCFS Program is a market-based and technology-neutral policy to reduce the carbon intensity of transportation fuels (e.g. diesel and gasoline) by incentivizing a range of low-carbon and renewable alternatives. It allows producers and importers to generate, acquire, transfer, bank, borrow, and trade credits. LCFS Programs also reduce overall dependency on petroleum and improve air quality, and complement state emissions reduction and clean transportation programs. NECA’s Fuels Committee will bring together a panel of experts in the LCFS field to walk us through how these programs work, the evolution of LCFS programs across the country, and an update on the development of such programs in the Northeast.
SPEAKERS:
Stephen Dodge (Moderator), Director of State Regulatory Affairs, Clean Fuels Alliance America
Robin Vercruse, Executive Director, Low Carbon Fuels Coalition
Floyd Vergara, Senior Policy Advisor, Clean Fuels Alliance America
Rich Kassel, Partner, AJW Inc.
COST:
Members $40 | Non-Members $55 | Government $35 | Young Professionals $35 | Students Free
Event Sponsor: Global Partners
09apr12:00 pm1:30 pmCumulative Impact Analyses & Environmental Justice
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Cumulative Impact Analyses to Address Environmental Justice in Massachusetts – Virtual Event The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) is finalizing new regulatory amendments to
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Cumulative Impact Analyses to Address Environmental Justice in Massachusetts – Virtual Event
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) is finalizing new regulatory amendments to require a cumulative impact analysis (CIA) for facilities in or near Environmental Justice (EJ) communities that are applying for an air Comprehensive Plan Application (CPA). These requirements are in addition to current EJ regulations needed through the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) office. The CIA requirements included analyses of multiple air, environmental, health and socioeconomic indicators; air dispersion modeling for criteria air pollutants (including mobile sources); and air toxics analyses using either a risk screening spreadsheet or enhanced air modeling. Risk limits must be met, or emissions mitigated. This presentation will introduce the new regulations and discuss the implications for air permitting in Massachusetts.
SPEAKERS:
Sonja Sax, Senior Environment and Health Scientist, Epsilon Associates, Inc.
Glenn Keith, Director, Air and Climate Programs, MA Department of Environmental Protection
COST:
Members $40 | Non-Members $55 | Government $35 | Young Professionals $35 | Students Free
Event Sponsor: Epsilon Associates, Inc.
may
16may12:30 pm2:00 pmPower Markets 101: A Virtual Event
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Power Markets 101: A Virtual Event Do you know that utilities across the New England states have been part of a regional electricity market for nearly 25
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Power Markets 101: A Virtual Event
Do you know that utilities across the New England states have been part of a regional electricity market for nearly 25 years? Join us for a power markets 101 to learn about the ISO New England administered wholesale electricity markets, including energy, capacity, and ancillary services product markets. You will come away with a basic knowledge of the key differences as well as connections between the products, the form and cadence of the markets, identification of the primary institutions and market participants, as well as interaction between the administered wholesale electricity markets with end-users of electricity and state regulators.
Introductions and Overview: Julia Frayer, Managing Director, London Economics International and David Fixler, Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig (Power Markets Committee Co-Chairs)
Energy Market: Ben Griffiths, Vice President, Wholesale Market Policy, LS Power
Capacity Market: Rosendo Garza, Senior Associate, Day Pitney LLP
COST:
Members $40 | Non-Members $55 | *Government $35 | *Young Professionals $35 | Students (full-time) Free
* Note: This is a great learning opportunity for new government agency personnel and energy professionals.
Therefore, we are offering a special 40% discount on orders with 5 or more Young Professional or Government tickets (use coupon code: YP-GVT-GROUP).
june
04jun(jun 4)12:00 pm05(jun 5)5:00 pm30th Annual NEECE
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30 Years of NEECE: Energizing New England’s Past, Present and Future CONFERENCE SITE What: New England Energy Conference & Exposition Where:
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30 Years of NEECE: Energizing New England’s Past, Present and Future
CONFERENCE SITE
What: New England Energy Conference & Exposition
Where: The Hilton, Mystic, CT
When: June 4: Networking Events | June 5: Conference
We will kick off the event with two networking options on June 4 and meet at the Mystic Hilton on June 5 for a day filled with substantive panel discussions focused on competitive power markets. Competitive markets have reliably powered homes and businesses at the lowest cost for over two decades. Today, these markets face challenges from extreme weather, growing demand to meet sector electrification and artificial intelligence applications, and climate goals requiring emissions-free generation. Join us for a look at why competitive power markets were formed and for dialogue on the innovations underway and those needed to ensure customers continue to have reliable, affordable and cleaner energy as we look toward 2050.
INSTRUCTIONS:
When registering, select your ticket level (if you are unsure about your membership status, visit the NECA member directory or the CPES homepage, complete the preliminary questions, and then click the Add to Cart button.
YOUR REGISTRATION INCLUDES:
June 4 Networking Events:
• Golf for All (beginners to experts): Topgolf, 120 Sockanosset Cross Road, Cranston, RI | 12:00 to 3:00 pm
• Networking Reception: Mystic Yachting Club, 100 Essex Street, Mystic, CT | 5:00 to 7:00 pm
You will be able to make your selections once you choose your ticket level.
June 5 Conference:
8:00 am to 4:30 pm – Breakfast, networking breaks in exhibit space, lunch, conference materials
PRICING*:
CPES/NECA Member – $595
CPES/NECA Non-Member – $645
Government Agency – $365
CPES/NECA New Energy/Young Professional Member – $370
CPES/NECA New Energy/Young Professional Non-Member – $400
Student Attendee** – $200
* Prices will increase by $50 after May 21
** This rate is for full-time students
Hotel Rooms: Reservations may be made at The Hilton, Mystic, or by phone at 800-HILTONS (445-8667) using the group name NECA 2024.
Special pricing expires May 6 so make your reservation soon!
Certificates of Attendance Available upon request post-conference.