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Converging state, national, and world events are once again making energy efficiency a high-priority issue. Oil and natural gas prices have risen dramatically and electric generation and transmission capacity concerns are looming in many regions. Environmental concerns are also rising, which presents risks for even greater future costs. In addition, as electric restructuring continues to sputter, utilities are facing increasing responsibilities for resource procurement and for assuring adequate electric supply. All of these factors serve to heighten the importance of energy efficiency as a resource. In response, ACEEE is organizing this national conference. Policymakers, regulators, utility planners, energy efficiency program implementers, and interested stakeholders can all obtain the latest information on these trends and on the strategic use of energy efficiency and demand reduction to help address these concerns. This conference builds on ACEEE's highly successful "First National Conference on Energy Efficiency and Electric Reliability," held in Berkeley, California in 2001. Key topics to be covered at the 2003 conference include:
Featured Speakers and Special GuestsNationally known speakers will provide U.S. perspective on the dynamic policy and regulatory trends affecting energy efficiency in the utility industry:
California is embarking on a major new path of "resource procurement" and California utilities are projecting hundreds of millions of dollars of additional spending on energy efficiency as a "resource." The conference will feature keynote speakers from the host state of California:
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