October 12 and 13, 2006 at Southern California Edison’s
Customer Technology
Application Center (CTAC), 6090 N Irwindale Ave, Irwindale, CA 91702.
2006 Technology Sponsors
in alphabetical order
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Holder Sponsor:
Cannon
Technologies
offers a complete portfolio of demand response technologies and
applications, along with integrated solutions for AMR and distribution
automation as part of our Yukonä
Advanced Energy Services Platform. Our
DR technologies include intelligent load management receivers and
thermostats using a variety of communication paths, and our applications
include on-site generation monitoring & dispatch, meter data collection,
demand bidding & buy-back, automated notification, Web-based interactive
display, meter data aggregation, critical peak pricing, TOU, virtual energy
management, power quality, and more.
Cannon Technologies offers a complete portfolio of
demand response technologies and applications, along with integrated solutions
for AMR and distribution automation as part of our Yukonä
Advanced Energy Services Platform. Our
DR technologies include intelligent load management receivers and thermostats
using a variety of communication paths, and our applications include on-site
generation monitoring & dispatch, meter data collection, demand bidding
& buy-back, automated notification, Web-based interactive display, meter
data aggregation, critical peak pricing, TOU, virtual energy management, power
quality, and more.
For more information: Charles Parsons,
Director, Business Development, 800/ 827-7966; cparsons@cannontech.com;
info@cannontech.com; www.cannontech.com
Portfolio
Sponsor: Edison
Electric Institute Edison Electric Institute (EEI) is the
association of United States shareholder-owned electric companies,
international affiliates, and industry associates worldwide. Our U.S.
members serve 97 percent of the ultimate customers in the shareholder owned
segment of the industry, and 71 percent of all electric utility ultimate
customers in the nation. They generate almost 60 percent of the
electricity produced by U.S. electric generators.
Organized
in 1933, EEI works closely with all of its members, representing their
interests and advocating equitable policies in legislative and regulatory
arenas. In its leadership role, EEI provides advocacy,
authoritative analysis, and critical industry data to its members, Congress,
government agencies, the financial community and other opinion-leader
audiences. EEI provides forums for member company representatives to
discuss issues and strategies to advance the industry and to ensure a
competitive position in a changing marketplace.
For
more information: Steven Rosenstock, 202/ 508-5465; srosenstock@eei.org;
www.eei.org
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Bag Sponsor: Hunt
Power is a leading provider of integrated demand side resource
solutions to electric utilities and their customers. Hunt Power’s
strategy is to provide comprehensive, flexible and easy to deploy demand
response and energy efficiency solutions using a project development approach.
Hunt Power’s scalable programs let you choose the solution that best suits
your needs. Additionally, Hunt Power integrates best of breed
technologies and practices to deliver configurable load curtailment, customer
resource aggregation and energy information solutions.
For more information: Jami
Robinson, Marketing Coordinator, 214/ 978-8924 office; jrobinson2@huntpower.com;
www.huntpower.com
Printing
Sponsor: KCP&L,
a
wholly owned subsidiary of Great Plains Energy Incorporated, is a leading
regulated provider of energy-related products and services for homes,
businesses, industries, and municipalities in the Kansas City metropolitan
area. Our proven reliability and affordable rates have helped build
satisfaction among our residential and commercial customers in Missouri and
Kansas.
For
more information: www.kcpl.com
Event
Sponsor: Summit Blue Consulting, LLC.
serves energy companies and the utility industry in North
America. Our focus is on the design, implementation, and evaluation of
energy efficiency, demand response, and renewable energy programs; pricing;
risk assessment; market research; and management and business strategy
development.
For
more information: Melissa McGuire, Business Manager, 720/ 564-1130 mmcquire@summitblue.com;
www.summitblue.com.
2006 Technology Partners
in alphabetical order
Cannon
Technologies offers a complete portfolio of demand response technologies and
applications, along with integrated solutions for AMR and distribution
automation as part of our Yukonä
Advanced Energy Services Platform. Our
DR technologies include intelligent load management receivers and
thermostats using a variety of communication paths, and our applications
include on-site generation monitoring & dispatch, meter data collection,
demand bidding & buy-back, automated notification, Web-based interactive
display, meter data aggregation, critical peak pricing, TOU, virtual energy
management, power quality, and more.
For more information: Charles Parsons, Director, Business Development,
800/827-7966; cparsons@cannontech.com; info@cannontech.com; www.cannontech.com
Comverge
supplies End-to-End Energy Intelligence™ solutions that
innovate energy management for electric utilities. From Load Management to
AMR to Real-Time SCADA applications, we power scalable, wireless information
infrastructures with our robust PowerCAMP software suite, combined with our
field-proven hardware development and manufacturing expertise. Our customers
deploy customized and individually deployed solutions to meet their unique
needs. More than 500 utilities in 15 countries trust Comverge’s reliable
technology to realize the business benefits of Reliability, Innovation and
Value.
For more information:
Comverge, Inc., 973/884-5970;
sales@comverge.com; www.comverge.com
Copperleaf
Technologies Inc. provides web-based enterprise Demand-side Management and
Asset Investment Planning software and services. Our business technology
solution, ESP provides DSM modeling, planning and reporting functionality
which supports the end-to-end business needs of DSM Planners and Managers
throughout the entire DSM life cycle. From the identification,
modeling and screening of savings potential and DSM Programs, right through
to the reporting of actual DSM Program and Portfolio performance, ESP
efficiently and effectively helps our customers analyze and maximize the
value of their DSM investments, and confidently communicate expected and
actual performance with their key stakeholders, both internal and
external.
ESP was successfully delivered into BC Hydro's DSM
group, Power Smart, in fall, 2005:
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ESP has been used to extensively model Power Smart's 10 year, $600 million
DSM Plan (with targeted savings of 3,600GWh/yr by 2011/12), which includes
"actual" costs and participation/savings that have been realized
since 2002.
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ESP
is supporting BC Hydro's 2006 Rate Case filing with the British Columbia
Utilities Commission, and will be used to support its upcoming budget
cycle.
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ESP
is being used to justify individual DSM Program business cases.
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ESP
is being used to examine longer-term scenarios which well-surpass the 10
year - 3,600GWh/yr target, involving assessments of new and emerging
technologies, potential legislative/standard changes, and potential
customer rate structures.
CopperLeaf
Technologies Inc. delivers knowledge, experience and technology which enable
our customers to maximize the value and return on their DSM investments.
For
more information: Dave Edwards, 604/970-3622; dedwards@copperleafgroup.com;
www.copperleafgroup.com
Corporate Systems
Engineering, a pioneer in energy management solutions for electric utilities
since 1978, has been a pioneer of energy management solutions for electric
utilities since 1978, with well over 20 years of continuous
ownership and management. We are the largest provider of load control
switches in the U.S., and we are actively engaged in the development of
emerging AMI technology.
Our
forward thinking gives us a clear vision for the future of energy management
technology. Our philosophy is to provide custom solutions that meet utility
customers’ requirements, regardless of the size or complexity of their
needs.
For
more information: John Roselle, VP,
Marketing, 317/375-3600; 317/695-8653 (cell); john.roselle@corporatesystems.com;
www.corporatesystems.com
E source,
Energy
Business Intelligence. For more than 18 years, E source
has provided information services focused on retail energy
markets, services, and technologies. At our core is an exceptional team of
research professionals whose technical and analytical skills and real-world
experience have earned E source
international acclaim. Our customers value their
relationships with us because we’re always ready to provide prompt,
friendly, expert advice and guidance. Clients include roughly 300 electric and
gas utilities, other energy service providers, large energy users, government
agencies, and other organizations from nearly two dozen countries worldwide.
For
more information contact:
Gary Sunshine, 303/444-7788 ext 133; gary_sunshine@esource.com;
www.esource.com
Edison
Electric Institute (EEI) is the premier trade association for U.S.
shareholder-owned electric companies, and serves international affiliates and
industry associates worldwide. Our U.S. members serve almost 95 percent of the
ultimate customers in the shareholder-owned segment of the industry and nearly
70 percent of all electric utility ultimate customers in the nation, and
generate over 70 percent of the electricity produced by U.S. electric
utilities. EEI is in favor of the wise and efficient use of electricity,
and provides member companies and end-use customers up-to-date information on
programs and technologies to use electricity wisely.
For
More Information:
Steven Rosenstock, Manager, Energy Solutions, 701 Pennsylvania
Avenue NW, Washington DC
20004-2696, 202/508-5465; srosenstock@eei.org;
www.eei.org
GoodCents
provides electric utilities with program design, marketing, implementation,and evaluation of demand response programs. This allows our clients the
freedom to choose a turnkey solution or supplement their own in-house talent. GoodCents has assembled a group of principals who bring over 150
combined years of utility experience to bear on your project. This expertise, combined with the highly trained GoodCents employees staffing
each project, results in direct load control and price-responsive load management programs that help utilities reduce peak load, cut costs, and
increase customer loyalty. We expect the more than 1 million demand response devices we have installed to date to grow by at least another 100,000 units
in 2005. Our integrated customer management system, with its frequent upgrades, provides the back-office support that will allow GoodCents to
continue on its path of steady growth within the utility industry.
For more information:
Roger Gray, Director of Business Development, 770/982-4962;
roger.gray@goodcents.com; www.goodcents.com
Heatcraft Worldwide
Refrigeration’s (HWR) unique capabilities in manufacturing, product
development, technology and innovation and the presence of its strong
global brands are what secure its position as the leader in the
commercial refrigeration market. We serve the supermarket, convenience
store, restaurant and foodservice, cold storage and institutional
markets with the most comprehensive portfolio of commercial
refrigeration products. These
products are offered under the most preferred brands in the industry,
Bohn, Climate Control, Larkin and Chandler. HWR is committed to providing customized energy efficient
solutions to fit the needs of our customers through our Energy Solutions™
products. These products
include the Beacon II™ Refrigeration System with Smart Defrost, PSC
motors, Scroll™ and Discus compressors, Variable Speed Motors,
FlexPack™ and Brushless DC Motors for evaporators and air cooled
condensers.
For more information:
Ken Rothgeb, Director of Sales,
770/465-5600, ken.rothgeb@heatcraftrpd.com;
www.heatcraftrpd.com
Honeywell
Utility Solutions. Honeywell is the leader in turnkey delivery of demand
response programs throughout North America. We have installed over
700,000 load control devices for many utilities, using many technologies.
From expert program marketing and customer service, through technology
integration, installation and reporting,, Honeywell Utility Solutions is the
right partner to deliver your program goals.
For more
information: Paul Notti, (503) 238-3795, paul.notti@honeywell.com;
www.honeywell.com/utility
Hunt
Power is a leading provider of integrated demand side resource solutions to
electric utilities and their customers. Hunt Power’s strategy is to
provide comprehensive, flexible and easy to deploy demand response and energy
efficiency solutions using a project development approach. Hunt
Power’s scalable programs let you choose the solution that best suits your
needs. Additionally, Hunt Power integrates best of breed technologies
and practices to deliver configurable load curtailment, customer resource
aggregation and energy information solutions.
For more information:
Jami Robinson, Marketing
Coordinator, 214/ 978-8924 office, 214/ 517-1877 mobile,
214/ 978-8949 fax; Hunt Power, L.P., 1445 Ross Avenue, Dallas, TX 75202;
jrobinson2@huntpower.com; www.huntpower.com
Itron
is a leading technology provider and critical source of knowledge to the
global energy and water industries. More than 3,000 utilities worldwide rely
on Itron technology to provide the knowledge they require to optimize the
delivery and use of energy and water. Itron creates value for its clients by
providing industry-leading solutions for electricity metering; meter data
collection; energy information management; demand response; load
forecasting, analysis and consulting services; distribution system design
and optimization; web-based workforce automation; and enterprise and
residential energy management.
For more information:
Keith Fuller, Managing Director, Consulting Services, 858/481-0081; keith.fuller@itron.com; Matt Owens, Director, Product Line Management, 510/263-2676;
matt.owens@itron.com; www.itron.com
KCP&L,
a wholly owned subsidiary of Great Plains Energy Incorporated, is a leading
regulated provider of energy-related products and services for homes,
businesses, industries, and municipalities in the Kansas City metropolitan
area. Our proven reliability and affordable rates have helped build
satisfaction among our residential and commercial customers in Missouri and
Kansas. In national comparison, KCP&L ranks among those utilities
offering the lowest average prices for all customer segments and the least
number of power interruptions due to outages.
To better serve customers, the utility has been a leader in using
technologies such as e-commerce and automated metering reading.
As a wholly owned subsidiary of Great Plains Energy (NYSE: GXP),
KCP&L shares rich resources with Strategic Energy, allowing us to
broaden our capabilities for the community and value for shareholders.
For more
information: www.kcpl.com
KEMA
is an independent company dedicated to providing technical and management
consulting, testing, inspections and certification for businesses in the
energy industry. KEMA is an integrated group of business units around the
world. The parent company - N.V. KEMA - was founded in 1927 and is
headquartered in Arnhem, the Netherlands.
KEMA’s consulting services provide a full range of
strategic technical and business advice grounded in a commitment to
providing impartial, objective and expert services to energy and utility
industry clients. We offer a full complement of services to clients involved
in generation, transmission and distribution, markets and regulations, power
exchange/energy trading, and retail and demand side. Our consulting service
professionals are active in 18 offices worldwide serving clients in over 50
countries in regions including Asia, Asia-Pacific, North America, South
America, Europe and Australia.
For more information:
Liz Hicks, Senior Principal, 781/418-5708;
liz.hicks@kema.com; www.kema.com
Nexus
Energy Software was founded in 1997 by a group of individuals
experienced in energy efficiency, energy deregulation, energy information,
multi-media educational software, and Internet commerce. The initial focus
of the company was on helping energy companies better communicate with their
customers, while helping their customers make smarter energy choices.
The company has since expanded and broadened its mission, but remains
focused on helping energy companies and their customers in the broader area
of better managing energy-driven transactions and decision-making. The
company is currently working with over 80 energy companies on a global
basis; supporting them in areas of network planning, load forecasting,
billing and settlement, and customer service. Several million energy company
customers have used Nexus’ tools. Nexus solutions have demonstrated the
ability to reduce both capital and operating costs and increase customer
satisfaction.
Along
the way, Nexus has developed a number of innovative software applications,
several of which have been recognized with awards. Nexus developed the
leading energy portal on the web – energyguide.com – which provides
Nexus with a powerful research platform for exploring ways to best
communicate with consumers. And, Nexus gained new employees, products, and
clients through the acquisitions of EcoGroup, inc. in 1998, and ICF Energy
Solutions, Inc. in 2004.
Nexus
was acquired by ESCO Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:ESE) in 2005. Nexus continues
to be operated as a stand-alone company, so that it retains the energy and
agility of a start-up while at the same time being part of a financially
secure public company.
For
more information: Richard Huntley, Vice President, Sales and Business
Development, Nexus Energy Software, 16 Laurel Avenue, Wellesley,
MA 02481,
781/694-3308. Fax: 781/694-3200; www.nexusenergy.com
Quantec
provides superior analytic
and strategic consulting services. Our clients rely on us to provide
comprehensive, meaningful solutions to complex problems. Quantec’s team of
economists, statisticians and engineers brings experience in large-scale
project management, state-of-the-art modeling tools, and innovative research
methods to every project. Our current experience includes work in the energy
utility, government/non-profit, financial, and water and waste water utility
industries.
For more information:
Oregon-Portland Headquarters, 720 SW Washington St., Suite 400, Portland, OR 97205, 503/ 228-2992; www.quantecllc.com
Southern
California Edison, Our Host Utility. An
Edison International (NYSE:
EIX
)
company Southern California Edison is one of the nation’s largest electric
utilities, serving a population of more than 13 million via 4.7 million customer
accounts in a 50,000-square-mile service area within central, coastal and
Southern California.
For
more information: www.sce.com
Southern
California Gas Company has been delivering clean, safe and reliable
natural gas to its customers for nearly 140 years. It is the nation’s largest
natural gas distribution utility, serving a population of 19.8 million consumers
through 5.6 million gas meters in more than 500 communities.
Our commitment to provide customers
with world-class service has been the key to our longevity and success. Our
motto, Glad to be of Service, reflects this spirit.
Headquartered in Los
Angeles, we are a subsidiary of Sempra
Energy (NYSE:SRE), a Fortune 500 company based in San Diego.
Our service area
encompasses 20,000 square miles of diverse terrain throughout most of
Central and Southern California, from Visalia to the Mexican border.
Our expertise and
experience, as well as our size, scope and resources, make us a leader in
the natural gas industry. We fuel about half of all the energy use in our
service area (non-transportation-related). In total, we deliver nearly 1
trillion cubic feet of gas annually, or about 5% of all the natural gas
delivered in the U.S.
For more
information: www.socalgas.com
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