Three Meetings on a Game-Changing Set of Technologies and Applications Worth Billions in Future Market Share
#1. Storage Summit:
Policy, Market Design and Business Models
#2. Energy Storage Technology
and Investment Outlook
#3. Storage at the "Edge" - Opportunities
on the Customer Side of the Meter
#1. Storage Summit:
Policy, Market Design and Business Models
#2. Energy Storage Technology
and Investment Outlook
#3. Storage at the "Edge" - Opportunities
on the Customer Side of the Meter
The 2nd Annual Storage Week
The Business Event of the Year
for Stationary Energy Storage Players
Federal support and funding for storage projects and R&D is robust, and market design and policy are now shifting to permit monetization of storage’s many system benefits. Billions of dollars in stimulus funding is now in place and billions more in global market potential lie just around the corner.
Infocast’s Storage Week is the business hub where the new partnerships, business models, policies and scale-up strategies will happen. Join decision-makers from utilities, independent developers, investors, technology vendors, system operators, financiers, ESCOs, Smart Grid companies and institutional energy buyers leading the charge in what some call the fundamental reshaping of the power industry. Following last year’s 200-person sold-out event, the expanded programming of Storage Week promises to be the ultimate networking event of the year for anyone with a stake in the scale-up of storage and its integration into the grid.
The two-day Storage Summit (July 13-14) will examine the market design, policy incentives and barriers that apply to all storage systems. Day Two of the Summit is highlighted by two separate tracks -- one devoted to “bulk” storage project development and finance (over 20MW) and one for “distributed” (under 20 MW) storage business models and case studies. Two full-day events follow: Energy Storage Technology and Investment Outlook (July 15) and Storage at the “Edge” - Opportunities on the Customer Side of the Meter (July 16).
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
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Hermann Scheer, Ph.D., Member, GERMAN PARLIAMENT; Chairman, WORLD COUNCIL ON RENEWABLE ENERGY; President, EUROSOLAR (EPIA) |
Brad Roberts, Chairman, |
Hear from More than 80 Leaders from Across the Energy Industry, Including:
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Acciona Energy North America Acquest Advisors LLC Advanced Lead-Acid Battery Consortium Altair Nanotechnologies American Electric Power (AEP) American Public Transportation Association APX, Inc. Ardour Capital Investments, LLC Argonne National Labs Atreides Capital LLC Austin Energy BASF Venture Capital America, Inc. Beacon Power Black & Veatch Booz Allen Hamilton BPL Global Brulin Associates LLC California Energy Commission California ISO California Public Utilities Commission California State Assembly CellTech Power LLC Center for the Commercialization of Electronic Technologies Chadbourne & Parke, LLP Citibank Coulomb Technologies Credit Suisse Customized Energy Solutions (CES) Distributed Utility Associates Duke Energy Electric Power Group, LLC Electricity Storage Association Energy Insights Energy Storage and Power LLC E.ON Renewables Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Exide Technologies Fefer Petersen & Cie GridPoint Grid Storage Technologies LLC Haddington Ventures, L.L.C. Hannon Armstrong HDR/DTA Hoover Institute at Stanford University Ice Energy iCeL Systems |
Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) International Lead Zinc Research Organization (ILZRO) Los Angeles Community College District Lux Research KEMA, Inc. King & Spalding LLP Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Megawatt Storage Farms, Inc. Midwest ISO Mohr Davidow Ventures MWH National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) National Hydrogen Association National Hydropower Association Navigant Consulting Nebraska Public Power District New Energy Fund LP New York ISO Nevada Hydro NYSERDA Oak Creek Energy Systems Peak Load Management Alliance Portland General Electric Prudent Energy Public Utility Commission of Texas Ridgewood Capital Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets R.W. Beck, Inc. San Diego Gas & Electric Sempra Energy Sirius Exploration State of California Symbiotics LLC Technology Insights The Hydrodynamics Group Trilliant, Inc. Ultralife Corporation University of California, San Diego U.S. Department of Energy United States Energy Association (USEA) VantagePoint Venture Partners ZBB Energy |