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SUMMARY:2012 Mid-Year Meeting
DESCRIPTION:2012 NASUCA Mid-Year Meeting\nDoubletree Guest Suites Historic Charleston\nCharleston\, South Carolina\nJune 24th – 26th \nFinal Meeting Agenda \nResolutions Passed\n2012-01 Retention of Traditional Regulatory Oversight of all Voice Telephone Services \n2012-02 Urging the FCC to Retain “Legacy” Regulations and Affirm State Authority to Enact and Enforce COLR and ETC Obligations \n2012-03 Supporting the Adoption of Federal Universal Service Support Contribution Mechanisms that ensure all Carriers and Services that Benefit from High Cost USF Contribute to their program’s Funding Base. \n2012-04 Urging the Adoption of State Laws & Regulations Regulating Competitive Energy Supply Markets\, including Measures Designed to Promote Honesty & Clarity in Marketing & to give Consumers a Reasonable Ability to Select a Competing Provider \n2012-05 Urging the EPA to Establish Compliance Timeframes that Provide Sufficient Time for Utilities and State Commissions to Consider Appropriate Responses so as to Avoid Rate Shock to Electric Utility Customers \n2012-06 Expressing Appreciation for the Work of the Committee on Commerce\, Science & Transportation of the US Senate Regarding the Cramming of Unauthorized Charges onto Consumer Phone Bills & Supporting S. 3291 the “fair Telephone Billing Act of 2012” \nMeeting Presentations \nJune 25th\nOrder 1000 & Beyond -Implications of Electric Transmission Expansion for Consumer Advocates\n American Electric Power \nMario Hurtado – Clean Line Energy Partners \nIssues and Ramifications Arising From the FCC’s Connect America Fund Order Affecting High Cost Universal Service and Intercarrier Compensation\nBob Loube – Rolka\, Loube\, Saltzer Associates \nThe Price & Practicalities of a Cleaner Generation Fleet-Real World Impacts of the EPA’s New Coal Regulations\nJoseph Goffman – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency\nJim Lazar – Regulatory Assistance Project\nBruce Biewald – Synapse Energy Economics\, inc.\nGary Helm – PJM Interconnection \nHome Energy Usage Reports: Does Increased Feedback Lead to Significant Energy Reductions and Reduced Costs?\nMichael Li – U.S. Department of Energy\nJeff Loiter – Optimal Energy\, Inc. \nJune 26th\nThe Impacts of the FCC’s Lifeline Reform Order\nTrent Harkrader – Federal Communications Commission\nOliva Wein – National Consumer Law Center \nPrivacy of Home Energy Usage Data: Protecting Consumers and Giving them the Tools with which to Protect Themselves\nAryeh Fishman – Edison Electric Institute\nBrent Struthers – Neustar\nJim Williams – Ohio Office of Consumer Counsel\nRicky Gratz – Maryland Office of People’s Counsel \nNatural Gas Utility Distribution Pipeline Infrastructure Replacement Programs\nFrank Radigan – Hudson River Energy Group\nAlexander Cochis – LaCapra \nUseful Information\nBelow are Links to the RAP Publications that were distributed at the meeting. \nIncorporating Environmental Costs in Electric Rates: Working to Ensure Affordable Compliance with Public Health and Environmental Regulations \nPreparing for EPA Regulations: Working to Ensure Reliable and Affordable Environmental Compliance \nRevenue Regulation and Decoupling: A Guide to Theory and Application \nElectricity Regulation in the US: A Guide \nClean First: Aligning Power Sector Regulation with Environmental and Climate Goals \nRAP has a host of other publications as well\, so I would recommend that NASUCANS visit our webpage\, www.Raponline.org for a list of other publications.
URL:https://www.nasuca.org/event/2012-mid-year-meeting/
LOCATION:Doubletree Guest Suites Historic Charleston\, Charleston\, SC\, United States
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