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AUGUST 2019 AGENDA The Mountain Thunder Lodge, Breckenridge CO OBJECTIVES DAY 1-2: After reviewing the Academy agenda, legislators will establish goals, set expectations, and gain perspective from CNEE faculty, and each other, on today’s national energy landscape, technology and market changes, and policy trends and opportunities. OBJECTIVES DAY 2-3: Prior to the Academy, each legislator identified two policy areas of interest. For each area, legislators will work with CNEE staff and expert faculty to identify policy gaps and opportunities unique to their state. Breakouts sessions will provide a deep dive into the innovations, challenges, and opportunities within each area of focus. Faculty and CNEE staff will provide tools to legislators that help them discuss and think about legislative solutions in their selected areas of focus. DAY 1 – TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 3:00pm-5:00pm Registration and Check-In (Lobby) CNEE staff members will be at registration to welcome participants and provide Academy materials. *Note: Room check-in may not be available until 4pm. 3:00pm-4:30pm Optional Energy Policy 101 with CNEE staff and faculty (Quandary Peak Room). Offered to legislators interested in gaining an introductory background on energy policy issues and trends should note that they would like to attend this briefing and plan on arriving early. 6:00pm Opening Reception (The Library, next to lobby) 7:00pm Dinner (Quandary Peak Room/Father Dyer Peak Room) Welcome and Presentation by Governor Bill Ritter, Jr. Legislator/Faculty/Staff introductions . Overview of the Academy . Logistics for Day 2 8:45pm Documentary viewing of HBO’s ‘Happening: A Clean Energy Revolution’ (optional) cnee.colostate.edu/CELA 1 Follow us on Twitter @cnee_csu and join the conversation with the hashtag #CELA2019 DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 7:30am to 9:00am Breakfast Buffet (Quandary Peak/Patio) 9:00am to 11:00am Energy Policy Overview (Quandary Peak Room/Father Dyer Peak Room) led by CNEE staff: Suzanne Tegen, Tom Plant, and Patrick Cummins . Energy landscape and national trends in energy policy . Economic development from clean energy generation . Air pollution emissions trends and pollution control programs to address air quality and climate change . Legislative activity in the past year 11:00am to 11:15am Break 11:15am to 12:00pm Legislators Have the Floor (Quandary Peak Room/Father Dyer Peak Room) . Participants share their experience, current context, challenges, and opportunities of introducing energy-related legislation in their home state 12:00pm to 1:45pm Lunch Buffet (Quandary Peak Room/Father Dyer Peak Room) Developing Bipartisan Clean Energy Policy Solutions Keynote Discussion moderated by Governor Bill Ritter . Larry Ward, Conservative Energy Network . Mark Fleming, Conservatives for Clean Energy 2:00pm to 4:00pm Policy Breakout 1 Mainstreaming Electrifying Transportation Grid Modernization Energy Storage Renewables and Infrastructure (North Star Mountain (Father Dyer Peak (Red Mountain Room) (The Boardroom) Room) Room) 4:00pm Adjourn – Free time to enjoy Breckenridge Group Hike or other activities (optional) Dinner – on your own 7:30pm Evening Salon - Climate and Air Quality (Quandary Peak Room/Father Dyer Peak Room) . Informal moderated discussion with Patrick Cummins, Senior Policy Advisor, CNEE cnee.colostate.edu/CELA 2 Follow us on Twitter @cnee_csu and join the conversation with the hashtag #CELA2019 DAY 3 – THURSDAY AUGUST 22 7:30am to 9:00am Breakfast Buffet (Quandary Peak Room/Patio) 9:00am to 10:00am Morning Keynote (Quandary Peak Room/Father Dyer Peak Room) Securing our Energy Future . Vice Admiral Dennis V. McGinn, United States Navy (retired) 10:00am to 10:15am Break 10:15am to 12:15pm Policy Breakout 2 Electrifying Mainstreaming Grid Modernization Energy Storage Transportation and Renewables Infrastructure (North Star Mountain (Red Mountain Room) (Father Dyer Peak Room) (The Boardroom) Room) 12:15pm to 2:00pm Lunch Buffet (Quandary Peak Room/Father Dyer Peak Room) Financial Markets Response to Climate Risk . Leonard Jones, Moody’s Public Finance Group 2:00pm Expert Assistance & Regional Policy Brainstorming (Quandary Peak Room) Focused discussions of specific policy areas of legislative interest as proposed by participating legislators. 2:30 to 4:00pm Faculty Open Office Hours (see topics in packet) . Learning sessions with faculty and staff about specific interests and topic areas . Please sign-up for 1-on-1 slot with faculty CNEE 1-on-1 Check-In (see scheduled time and CNEE staff member in packet) 10-20 minute one-on-one check-in with CNEE staff . Identify state-specific tools and resources . Hands-on demonstration of CNEE online databases Provide CELA testimonials (optional) 4:00pm Adjourn – Free time in Breckenridge Dinner with Presentation and Conversation (Quandary Peak Room) 6:30pm to 8:00pm Getting to 100%: Innovation in Clean Energy Technology . Jeff Lyng, Energy & Environmental Policy – Xcel Energy . Walt Musial, Offshore Wind – National Renewable Energy Laboratory cnee.colostate.edu/CELA 3 Follow us on Twitter @cnee_csu and join the conversation with the hashtag #CELA2019 DAY 4 – FRIDAY AUGUST 23 7:30am to 9:00am Breakfast Buffet (Quandary Peak Room/Patio) 8:00am to 10:00am Legislative Strategies to Address Stranded Assets and an Equitable Transition for Coal-Reliant Communities . Representative Chris Hansen, former CELA attendee . Suzanne Tegen, CNEE Assistant Director 10:00am to 10:45am The Path Forward (Quandary Peak Room/Father Dyer Peak Room) . Facilitated by Governor Bill Ritter and Tom Plant 11:00am Adjourn – transportation to Denver International Airport Thank You! Clean Energy Legislative Academy Contact Information . Tom Plant, Senior Policy Advisor [email protected] (303)249-0887 . Alison Gregory, Project Lead [email protected] (970)342-0002 cnee.colostate.edu/CELA 4 Follow us on Twitter @cnee_csu and join the conversation with the hashtag #CELA2019 Policy Breakout 1 Wednesday August 21, 2019 2:00pm – 4:00pm Grid Modernization (Red Mountain Room) • Senator Dave Lent, Idaho • Senator Tom Barrett, Michigan • Senator John Marty, Minnesota • Representative Chris Pope, Montana • Senator Dan Quick, Nebraska • Senator Antoinette Sedillo Lopez, New Mexico Energy Storage (North Star Mountain Room) • Representative Dominique Jackson, Colorado • Representative Colin Larson, Colorado • Senator Frank Ginn, Georgia • Representative Jasmine Clark, Georgia • Representative Dave Williams, Iowa • Senator Bill Soules, New Mexico Mainstreaming Renewables (Father Dyer Peak Room) • Representative Grier Hopkins, Alaska • Senator John McCollister, Nebraska • Daniele Monroe-Moreno, Nevada • Assemblywoman Rochelle Nguyen, Nevada • Assemblyman Tom Roberts, Nevada • Senator Tom Davis, South Carolina • Representative Mandy Powers Norrell, South Carolina • Representative Katrina Shankland, Wisconsin Electrification of the Transportation Sector (The Boardroom) • Representative Donna Bullock, Pennsylvania • Representative Anna Eskamani, Florida • Representative Mat Erpelding, Idaho • Representative Ilana Rubel, Idaho • Representative Andy McKean, Iowa • Representative Tina Riley, Maine Over for Policy Breakout 2 #CELA2019 Policy Breakout 2 Thursday August 22, 2019 10:15am – 12:15am Grid Modernization (Red Mountain Room) • Representative Grier Hopkins, Alaska • Representative Colin Larson, Colorado • Senator Frank Ginn, Georgia • Representative Dave Williams, Iowa • Senator Tom Davis, South Carolina • Representative Mandy Powers Norrell, South Carolina Energy Storage (North Star Mountain Room) • Representative Mat Erpelding, Idaho • Senator Dave Lent, Idaho • Representative Ilana Rubel, Idaho • Representative Tina Riley, Maine • Senator John McCollister, Nebraska • Senator Dan Quick, Nebraska Mainstreaming Renewables (Father Dyer Peak Room) • Representative Dominique Jackson, Colorado • Representative Anna Eskamani, Florida • Representative Jasmine Clark, Georgia • Representative Andy McKean, Iowa • Senator Antoinette Sedillo Lopez, New Mexico • Senator Bill Soules, New Mexico • Representative Donna Bullock, Pennsylvania Electrification of the Transportation Sector (The Boardroom) • Senator Tom Barrett, Michigan • Senator John Marty, Minnesota • Representative Chris Pope, Montana • Assemblywoman Daniele Monroe-Moreno, Nevada • Assemblywoman Rochelle Nguyen, Nevada • Assemblyman Tom Roberts, Nevada • Representative Katrina Shankland, Wisconsin Over for Policy Breakout 1 #CELA2019 Participating Legislators 2019 Clean Energy Legislative Academy ALASKA REPRESENTATIVE GRIER HOPKINS As a lifelong Alaskan, Representative Grier Hopkins takes great interest in trying to bring the state’s energy infrastructure into the 21st Century. Alaska is reliant on oil and coal for much of the generation in towns and across the state. The entire state is a small to medium sized utility in other states, and so has many issues with economies of scale. As the Chair of the Special Committee on Energy, Representative Hopkins works on delivering an ERO to our utility ratepayers in coordination with utilities and communities. COLORADO REPRESENTATIVE DOMINIQUE JACKSON Representative Dominique Jackson was elected to represent House District 42 in Aurora, Colorado in November of 2016. Representative Jackson currently serves as Chair of the Energy & Environment Committee. She is also a member of the Health & Health Insurance Committee and the Legislative Council Committee. She has also been appointed to serve on the Executive Committee of “The Energy Council,”
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