Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Procurement Practices" in M12282

Matter: EfficiencyOne - New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans Application for Approval of New Benefit Cost Analysis Test for Evaluating Demand Side Management (DSM) Plans
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E-10-(i)Resume of Francis Wyatt 1 passage
Connecticut p. p. 0
Connecticut Analysis and testimony support regarding long-range energy-efficiency procurement plan of the Energy Conservation Management Board, on behalf of the Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel. Fall 2008.

AI summary Analysis and testimony support Connecticut's long-range energy-efficiency procurement plan, led by the Energy Conservation Management Board on behalf of the Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel during Fall 2008.

E-13-(i)Resume of Melissa Whitten 2 passages
TOPICS OF INTEREST p. p. 0
TOPICS OF INTEREST Resource procurement, short & long term purchase agreements for both electric & natural gas commodity, transmission, distribution, storage. Wholesale and retail market design and analysis, BTM resources. Natural gas mark...

AI summary The document outlines key topics including resource procurement, market design for electricity and natural gas, economic analysis, FERC policy issues, battery storage, integrated resource planning, and infrastructure replacement programs. It emphasizes both short-term and long-term procurement strategies, renewable fuels, and regulatory considerations.

Managing Consultant p. p. 0
Managing Consultant Melissa Whitten joined Daymark Energy Advisors in 2009 with more than 25 years of experience in energy management and energy and financial consulting. Her work experience includes six years as Director of Gas Supply, Tr...

AI summary Melissa Whitten, with over 25 years of experience in energy management and consulting, joined Daymark Energy Advisors in 2009. She has expertise in natural gas and electric utilities, including supply, transportation, storage, LNG, RNG, and renewable diesel procurement.

100256Board Decision 1 passage
4.1.5 Statutory Changes p. p. 36
with the goal of approving rates, tolls, charges, tariffs, capital applications or other matters that are consistent with the purpose of this Act, the More Access to Energy Act and the regulations. [90] To follow through the threads in s....

AI summary The text discusses statutory changes under the More Access to Energy Act and Energy and Regulatory Boards Act , emphasizing objectives like increasing energy sector competition, ensuring reliable energy supply, and transitioning to an independent system operator. It outlines the establishment of regulatory boards and their roles, while aligning with sustainability goals from the Environmental Goals and Climate Change Reduction Act .

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