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MAY 18-20.2011 | THE DEARBORN INN | DEARBORN, MI
See who's registered for this program - Attendee List
online
fax-in formHosted by the Michigan Public Service Commission
The Smart Grid Symposium 2011 was supported in part through a generous grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (OE-0000123) to the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners.
This national symposium will feature presentations on the changing landscape of the electric power grid and its ability to adapt to emerging technologies such as smart meters, distribution automation, renewable energy systems, plug-in vehicles and cyber security. This workshop will explore a vast array of topics to help state regulators, policymakers, consumer and environmental advocates, energy companies and suppliers, and other smart grid stakeholders gain a better perspective on the potential impacts and barriers to deployment of smart grid technologies.
Regulatory commissioners and commission staff, federal and state policy makers, consumer and environmental advocates, energy companies and suppliers, commercial carriers, consultants and analysts, and other smart grid stakeholders.
