This free webcast will be based on ScottMadden’s latest Energy Industry Update. This semi-annual publication will feature inside views of recent significant events, emerging trends, and original analysis. See why more than 10,000 executive leaders rely on it for the most important trends and thought-provoking insights.
Our complimentary webcast will provide you with the insights and knowhow to navigate today’s complex, ever-changing industry. This is a great opportunity to take a step back and consider what is happening, what it means, and where our industry is headed.
During this session, ScottMadden’s energy experts will share their views and field questions related to changes to corporations buying renewable power, Clean Power Plan (CPP) repeal and replacement, and energy storage.
Join us to hear from Paul Quinlan, clean tech manager at ScottMadden; Preston Fowler, director at ScottMadden; and Kevin Hernandez, director at ScottMadden. Stuart Pearman, partner at ScottMadden, will serve as the webcast moderator.
Corporate Renewable Power Purchase Agreements: A Boost for Renewable Energy Development
A growing number of corporations are using power purchase agreements (PPAs) to procure clean energy directly from renewable energy producers, in some cases sourcing most or all of their energy needs. Corporate procurement of renewable energy can be quite different than other purchases, including traditional energy purchases. Paul Quinlan will address:
CPP Repeal and Replacement
After spending time in legal limbo, the Trump administration has proposed a repeal of the Clean Power Plan. The EPA is now looking into a possible replacement rule that could be much more tailored to power generator characteristics, including service duty and ramping needs. Preston Fowler will explore:
Energy Storage: Everything You Wanted to Know but Were Afraid to Ask
As energy storage, especially battery storage, continues to see market gains, adoption of the technology is growing. But what are the complexities of introducing battery storage into the marketplace? In this issue, we try to answer everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about energy storage. Kevin Hernandez will discuss: