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SUMMARY:2014 Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Resolutions Passed During the Annual Meeting\nNASUCA Supplier Resolution-2014-02 \nNASUCA Water/Waste-Water Resolution-2014-07 \nProtections for Distributed Generation Customers -2014-05 \nNASUCA Electricity Resolution-2014-04 \nReasonable Rates for Telephone and Broadband Services- 2014-06 \nNASUCA EPA Resolution 2014-03 \n  \nMeeting Agenda \nMeeting Presentations:\nSunday\, November 16th\nWorkshop on 111 (d) Sponsored by DOE/Lawrence Berkeley Labs\nKen Colburn\, Senior Associate\, Regulatory Assistance Project\, Montpelier\, VT\nElizabeth Stanton\, Senior Economist\, Synapse Energy Economics\, Cambridge\, MA \nMonday\, November 17th\nStatewide Construction of Natural Gas Pipelines and Electric Transmission\nMark Schuling\, Iowa Consumer Advocate\, Office of the Consumer Advocate\, Des Moines\, IA\nJesse Reyes\, Chief\, Massachusetts Attorney General’s Energy and Telecommunication Division\, Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General\, Boston\, MA \n50 Shades of Cost-Shifting: The View from Arizona California and Others States on the Front Line\nLon Huber\, Special Projects Advisor\, Arizona’s Residential Utility Consumer Office\, Phoenix\, AZ\nJanine Midgen-Ostrander\, Principal\, The Regulatory Assistanec Project\, Columbus\, OH \nTuesday\, November 18th\n111(d) Report by by Synapse Energy Consultants on Tool Kit for State Compliance\nBruce Biewald\, CEO and Founder\, Synapse Energy Economics\, Cambridge\, MA\nElizabeth Stanton\, Senior Economist\, Synapse Energy Economics\, Cambridge\, MA \nFinancial Impacts of Net-Metered PV on Utilities and Ratepayers: A Scoping Study of Two Prototypical U.S. Utilities\nAndrew Satchwell\, Senior Scientific Engineering Associate\, Electricity Markets and Policy Group\, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory\, Berkeley\, CA \nTruth or Consequences: The Connection Between Accurate Broadband Mapping and Reliable Communications Services\nPeter Pratt\, Chief Operating of Commnexis\, Inc.\, Marin County Manager for the North Bay-North Coast broadband Consortium (NBNCBC)\nChristopher Witteman\, Staff Counsel\, California Public Utilities Commission \nPublic Private Partnership; Is It Good for Consumers?\nBetty Ann Kane\, Chairman\, DC Public Service Commission\, Washington\, DC\nChris Faulkner\, Chief Executive Officer\, President and Chairman\, Breitling Energy Corporation\, Dallas\, TX\nDanilo Sanchaz\, Program Manager\, Office of Ratepayer Advocates\, Water Branch\, San Francisco\, CA \nRegistration\n\nClick here for Registration and Invoice–Registration closes November 1\, 2014\n*at this time we do not accept credit card payments for registration \n\n\n\nHotel Information: \nThe NASUCA Annual Meeting is being held in San Francisco\, November 16th -19th\, at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis. It is extremely important to book your hotel room early. Even if you end up needing to cancel\, we recommend reserving a room as soon as possible.\nNASUCA will not be providing a hotel block for the Annual Meeting as it is held at the NARUC hotel. However\, the TURN Office has been kind enough to put together a list of recommend hotels that are close to the Marriott. \n  \n  \n  \n  \nSan Francisco Hotels\nThese hotels are all within walking distance of the NARUC hotel\, the Marriott Marquis\, located at 4th St. Most of the recommended hotels are located near Union Square\, with a couple closer to the Ferry Building with easy access to the Marriot on public transportation. They all have Internet access. They are categorized as larger hotels and boutique hotels. The boutique hotels may have only a few rooms available. The goal was to find hotels with rooms at $150 or less (tough in SF) or at most in the vicinity of $200. \nLarger Hotels \nHotel Palomar\n12 Fourth Street San Francisco\, CA 94103 \nRight across the street from NARUC. Very nice hotel. Advance booking/non-refundable rate $212/refundable $269.\nReservations: (866) 373-4941\nHotel Palomar San Francisco \nParc 55\n55 Cyril Magnin St.San Francisco\,CA 94102 \nA short walk to NARUC.\nAdvance Purchase Rates: $187\nReservations: 800.595.0507\nBoutique Hotels \nHotel Fusion\n140 Ellis St\, (Corner of Cyril Magnin) \nVery close to NARUC. Small\, comfortable rooms. Inexpensive. Government rate starts at $134. AARP and AAA discounts available @ $137. Free WiFI. Twin rooms are small\, if you need to work ask about a desk. Reservations can be booked on-line.\nOrchard Hotel\n665 Bush St\nSan Francisco\, CA\nNon-Refundable $206/Refundable $229\nThe Orchard Hotel \nOrchard Garden Hotel\n466 Bush Street\nNon-refundable rate $200/Refundable $221.50 (Includes free HS Internet) AAA rate available. \nReservations: Email: reservations@theorchardgardenhotel.com\nToll Free: 1-888-820-6150 \nHotel Beresford\n635 Sutter St.\nQuaint hotel in the theater district.\, two blocks from Union Square. A little funky (e.g.\, older bath facilities and refrigerators in the rooms). A fun place to stay. Like traveling in Europe. Inexpensive. Rates from $129/Government rate $134. Only drawback\, Internet access is sketchy. \nReservations: 1-800-533-6533 \nHotel Triton\n342 Grant Avenue \nThis looks like a really fun place. A Kimpton artsy hotel. Seven Blocks from NARUC (the farthest of the suggested hotel options). Rates range from $159 (with 60 day advance purchase) to $199. They offer a gov. rate but show no rooms at that rate for our dates. \nReservations: (800) 800-1299 \nHotel Union Square\n114 Powell Street \nRates from $134-$172. Very close to NARUC.\nReservations 1 800 553 1900\nHotel Union Square\n***They did not recommend the Mosser\, which is across the street from Marriott\, because the rooms are not great (very small\, hard to work). \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.nasuca.org/event/2014-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:San Francisco Marriott Marquis\, 780 Mission Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94103\, United States
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