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SUMMARY:2013 Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:2013 NASUCA ANNUAL MEETING\nOrlando\, Florida\nNovember 16 – 20\nHilton Orlando Bonnet Creek \nMeeting Agenda \nPassed Resolutions\n2013-05 Supporting Automated Benchmarking of MultiFamily Buildings for Energy Efficiency Purposes \n2013-06 VoIP Telephone Numbers\n2013-07 Fair Spectrum Allocation \nMeeting Presentations \nMonday\, November 18th \nIntroduction & RTO Issues: Consumer Advocates of the PJM States (CAPS)  \nSGGC Smart Grid Economic and Environmental Benefits\nPatty Durand \, Executive Director\, Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative\, Roswell\, GA \nMulti-Family Housing: Overcoming the Barriers to Accessing Utility-Funded Energy Efficiency Programs.\nCharles Harak\, Managing Attorney\, National Consumer Law Center\, Boston\, MA\nTodd Nedwick\, Assistant Director of Public Housing\, National Housing Trust\, Washington\, DC\nAnne McKibbin\, Policy Director\, CNT Energy\, Chicago\, IL \nState Legislative Developments\nKevin D. Gunn \, Shareholder\, Polsinelli\, LLP\, St. Louis\, MO\nElin Swanson Katz\, Consumer Counsel\, State of Connecticut\, Office of Consumer Counsel\, New Britain\, CT\nBruce Biewald\, Chief Executive Officer\, Synapse Energy Economics Inc.\, Cambridge\, MA \nWhat gets lost in the IP Transition?\nJoe Gillan \, Consultant \, Gillan Associates\, Daytona Beach\, FL\nSusan Baldwin \, Consultant to Consumer Advocates\, Newburyport\, MA \nTuesday November\, 19th \nWind Powered Energy Resources and State Utility Consumer Advocates: A Dialogue\nChristy Omohundro\, Regional Representative\, East. AWEA\, Washington\, DC \nMaking Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Real For People\nNicole W. Sitaraman \, Assistant People’s Counsel\, Office of the People’s Counsel for the District of Columbia\, Washington\, D.C.\nDr. Theodore J. (Ted) Kury\, Director of Energy Studies\, Public Utility Research Center (PURC) at the University of Florida\, Gainesville\, FL\nPatrick Sheehan\, Director\, Office of Energy\, Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services\, Tallahassee\, FL \nThe FCC Review of Verizon’s Section 214 Application and its Implications for the IP Transition.\nLisa Youngers\, Vice President and Assistant General Counsel\, Federal Affairs\, XO Communications\, Herndon\, VA\nThomas Maguire\, Senior Vice President\, Verizon Telecom\nSusan Baldwin\, Consultant to Consumer Advocates\, Newburyport\, MA \nFinancial Reform; Impact of the Dodd-Frank Act on Energy Companies\nLopa Parikh\, Director\, Federal Regulatory Affairs for Energy Supply\, Edison Electric Institute\, Washington\, DC\nPeter J. Scanlon\, Partner\, Duncan\, Weinberg\, Genzer & Pembroke\, P.C.\, Washington\, DC \nGas Main Extensions: What Are the Best Policy Choices for Customers?\nDavid Dismukes\, Professor\, Associate Executive Director\, and Director of Policy Analysis\, Center for Energy Studies\, Louisiana State University\, Baton Rouge\, LA\nKen Costello\, Principal Researcher\, Energy and Environment\, at the National Regulatory Research Institute\, Silver Spring\, MD \nRegistration and Invoice–Registration is now closed. Onsite Registration will be available.\nWe apologize for any inconvenience\, but we do not accept credit cards \nFrequently Asked Questions  \nRegistration Fees (per person) – 2013 NASUCA Annual Meeting\n$395 – NASUCA Member\n$450 – Government (public interest groups should seek prior approval from NASUCA to qualify for the government rate)\n$495 – Industry/Utilities\, Consultants\, Trade Associations \nOur Annual Meeting is held in conjunction with the NARUC Annual Meeting and your registration includes a ticket to the NASUCA dinner event as well as admittance into the open NARUC panels.  \n \nMeeting Information \nThe meeting is taking place at the NARUC Hotel the Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek. NASUCA has a small block of rooms reserved at the hotel for a rate of $199 per night plus 13%tax. The cutoff date for hotel registration is October 18th\, but given the small number of rooms we recommend booking as early as possible. \nBelow is the link for hotel registration: It will take you to a NARUC generated reservation option. Our block is though NARUC so you are in the correct place\, for the NASUCA Block. \nNASUCA: https://resweb.passkey.com/Resweb.do?mode=welcome_gi_new&groupID=20126150  \nIf you are unable to stay at the Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek there are a number of hotel options and we do recommend shopping around. When we checked some sites I saw a cheaper rate at the NARUC hotel then the group rate being offered. So even if you miss the hotel block you can sill stay at the NARUC hotel you would just need to book though another site. Orlando has a ton of hotels many of them with very reasonable rates\, you would just most likely have to rent a car to get from your hotel to the conference. \nIf you visit Orbitz.com http://www.orbitz.com/  click\, search by address\, type in Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek\, 14100 Bonnet Creek Resort Lane\, Orlando\, FL 32821 it will generate a list of nearby hotels. I would double check the location before booking\, but it at least puts you in the vicinity. \nA good option that is very nearby is the Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort\, located just a half a mile from the NARUC hotel. \nHOTELS FOR NASUCA MEMBERS:\n*If you find a great rate at another hotel close to the Hilton Bonnet Creek please let me know so I can put it up on our website for other members. \nHere are some hotels that other members have reservations booked. \nTwo bedroom condo at Marriott Royal Palms which is six miles from the NARUC hotel. They will have a car in case anyone wants to carpool. The government rate is $194/night ($97 for each person) and you can’t beat the accommodations. For more information\, go to http://www.marriottvacationclub.com/vacation-resorts/marriott-royal-palms/overview.shtml  \nState government rate of $101 – ½ mile from the conference hotel. Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort Bonnet Creek –http://www.wyndham.com/common/images/branded/WY/images/45462_b1t.jpg  \nSpringhill Suites Marriott Village- $79 per night government Rate \nYou’re invited to… \nCCIF’s 4th Annual Kickoff Forum\nDistributed Generation: Consumer-Focused Options for Policymakers & Regulators\nSaturday\, November 16\, 2013 ? 2:00 – 5:00pm\nOrlando Hilton Bonnet Creek ? Orlando\, FL\nFloridian Ballroom B & C \nThe Critical Consumer Issues Forum (CCIF) invites you to join us in Orlando for our 4th Annual Kickoff Forum\, which will build on the consensus framework and principles on distributed generation (DG) that were developed by CCIF earlier this year (report available at www.CCIForum.com). To dig deeper into the complex topic of DG\, areas of discussion will likely include: \n* Value of a Safe\, Reliable\, and Resilient Grid to Enable DG Options for Consumers \n* DG Market Development and Deployment \n* DG Cost Allocation Approaches and Best Practices \n* Consumer Protections\, Complaint Resolution\, and Education \nThis dialogue will help shape CCIF’s work in summits next spring\, at which commissioners\, consumer advocates\, and electric utility representatives will continue the discussion\, develop options for consideration by policymakers and regulators\, and form consensus where possible. As we begin the effort to build on the CCIF framework on DG and further assist policymakers and other stakeholders in evaluating these challenging issues\, we encourage your participation. \nRegistration. Registration is open at www.CCIForum.com/ccif-events/registration. Please register by November 6th. There is no charge to participate\, but registration with CCIF is required. Please make travel plans accordingly. \nHotel Stipends. EEI is offering a limited number of stipends to participating state commissioners and consumer advocates for a 1-night credit at the Orlando Hilton Bonnet Creek at the NARUC conference rate (or reimbursement for 1 night at an equal or lower rate at another hotel). Please indicate interest in a stipend during registration\, and eligibility will be confirmed soon thereafter. All registrants are responsible for making their own hotel reservations\, including any additional nights to attend the forum. \nFor More Info. Information about CCIF and this meeting is posted at www.CCIForum.com. You may also contact Katrina McMurrian\, CCIF Executive Director\, by e-mail at katrina@CCIForum.com or by phone at 337-656-8518. \nRegister at www.CCIForum.com/ccif-events/registration. \nThis event is not a part of the agendas of the 125th NARUC Annual Meeting or 2013 NASUCA Annual Meeting. \nAdditional Information \nFrequently Asked Questions \nWhat is the meeting attire?\n|Business. \nDo you accept credit cards for registration?\nWe do apologize but at this time we do not accept credit cards. \nCan additional tickets be purchased to the NASUCA Dinner event?\nYes they are $50 each and there may be a limited number \nDo Speakers need to Register?\nYes \nArea Speakers required to pay the registration fee?\nIf the speaker is just coming in for his or her panel they do not need to pay the registration fee. If they are attending more than one day of the meeting\, then yes they are required to pay for registration. \nBelow is some additional travel information provided by NARUC \nTransportation to and from airport: How much does a typical cab cost to Hotel? Are there shuttle buses? Other ways to get around? Which is the closest airport?\nClick here for more information  \nWhat Airport should I fly into?\nClick here for more information
URL:https://www.nasuca.org/event/nasuca-holiday-party/
LOCATION:Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek\, Orlando\, FL\, United States
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