’s Energy Market Transformation Continues ... Rapid Legislative, Regulatory & Market Changes Amidst Pandemic Plethora of Energy Savings Case Studies & Energy Efficiency Best Practices HB 6 Repeal, Replacement, Reform… Comprehensive Energy Policy in Ohio ‘Shades of Green’ – Industry Trends and Best Practices in Renewable Energy AEP, FirstEnergy, Duke Energy & DPL Rates n Natural Gas Price Drivers PJM n Energy & Capacity Markets n Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) Energy Savings in Universities, Hospitals & Manufacturing Facilities Audits n Technology n Commercial Electrificationn Solar n Energy Storage Customer Centricity in Changing Energy Environment n FERC Order 2222 Managing Escalating Transmission Costs & a Customer-Centric System 25th Annual Ohio

Savings & Management Conference and Virtual Institute Livestream: Tuesday - Thursday, February 16-18, 2021 On-Demand Presentations Available at Your Convenience Featuring Energy Experts from Some of Nation’s Leading Organizations Including:

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Ohio’s Energy Market Transformation Continues … Rapid Legislative, Regulatory & Market Changes Amidst Pandemic Plethora of Energy Saving Case Studies & Energy Efficiency Best Practices

The world has changed since the 24th Annual Ohio Energy Management Before the Ohio Senate’s Energy & Public Utilities Committee, Bradley H. Conference on February 18-19, 2020. According to Thomas Frey, an Belden, President, The Belden Brick Company and Chairman of the OMA internationally renowned futurist, author, and founder of the DaVinci Energy Group outlined the ‘harmful provisions of HB 6’ including: Institute in Denver, Colorado; the ‘COVID-19 pandemic’ may be the ‘most explosive crisis in all of world history,’ a potential paradigm shift, A. Clean Air Fund/Subsidies for Nuclear Plants: HB 6’s ‘crown not only economically, but culturally. Since February, a new normal has jewel’ is a $150 million-a-year subsidy for the owner of Ohio’s two emerged in the U.S. as the business world adjusts to navigating one of nuclear plants (to be disbursed from 2021 through January 2028); the worst crises in all world history. B. Decoupling (Profit Guarantees): The bill’s decoupling mechanism And, in Ohio, HB 6 (the most significant energy development since the passage will provide FirstEnergy utilities with 2018 revenue levels (plus of SB 3 in 1999 giving consumers choice in their energy provider) made an additional $66 million each year), regardless of the amount of national headlines on July 21, 2020 with the FBI arresting Ohio House electricity sold; Speaker Larry Householder & 4 others in a $60 million bribery scheme, the largest bribery case in Ohio history. Late July, 2020, the Ohio House of C. OVEC Subsidies: HB 6 provides additional subsidies for the utility Representative removed Householder as Speaker by a 91-0 vote and Ohio owners of coal plants – subsidies estimated to be worth $700 Governor, Mike DeWine, urged the Ohio General Assembly to repeal & replace million through 2030. One of the two plants is in . HB 6. To lead the repeal & replace efforts, newly-elected Ohio House Speaker, Finally, Charles W. Willoughby representing the powerful Industrial Energy Bob Cupp (District 4-R, Lima) in early September, established a Select Users (IEU-Ohio) provided insight to the House Select Committee that Committee on Energy Policy and Oversight, and a number of bills have a full repeal of HB 6 would increase customers’ bills statewide by been introduced and hearings conducted in both the House Select Committee $2.3 billion. and the Ohio Senate’s Energy & Public Utility Committee. Additionally, with the retirement of Samuel C. Randazzo, Ohio’s long-time energy guru as the At the all-virtual, 25th Annual Ohio Energy Savings & Management PUCO Chairman, Ohio will have a new leader at the PUCO. Conference & Virtual Institute, you will obtain very timely & valuable information on the HB 6 repeal, replacement & reform efforts, President In written testimony to the House Select Committee on Energy Policy & Biden’s Clean Energy Revolution, Ohio’s energy market transformation, Oversight, Michael Kurtz, General Counsel, Ohio Energy Group (OEG), the rapid pace of change and how to better manage your energy costs. indicated “large industrial customers will have more competitive Among the features of the 2021 conference is, again, a plethora of best rates as a result of HB 6. Below is a chart showing the Ohio Valley Electric practices and case studies from Ohio companies and their awarding- Corporation (OVEC), Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), Energy Efficiency winning, leading-edge initiatives in energy reduction & efficiency. You’ll /Peak Demand Reduction Mandates (EE/PDR), and nuclear/large solar costs receive priceless insights from award-winning initiatives from a diverse for a mid-sized, industrial customer on the AEP system pre and post HB 6. set of organizations such as: Cleveland Clinic, Nestle USA, Honda of For the sample customer, the savings are $313,532 per year.” America Manufacturing, Huntington National Bank, Google, Denison 20 MW Industrial Manufacturing on AEP System University, The Wendy’s Company, University Hospitals, Crown Battery 2019 Pre-HB 6 Manufacturing, Kenworth Truck Co. and Abercombie & Fitch. OVEC RPS EE/PDR Nuclear/Large Solar $87,393 $47,216 $225,723 $0.0 Attend the 25th Annual Ohio Energy Savings & Management Conference and Virtual Institute and benefit from both micro & macro energy management Total 2019 Cost $360,332 issues. “I like the broad range of topics, some at the 10,000-foot 2021 Post-HB 6 view and some down in the weeds,” according to previous conference OVEC RPS EE/PDR Nuclear/Large Solar attendee, Matthew M. Morris, Reliability Engineer & Energy Manager, North $18,000 $0.0 $0.0 $28,8300 Star Blue Scope Steel, Delta, Ohio. Register today for the largest energy Total 2021 Cost $46,800 management event in America’s heartland and learn of Ohio’s market HB Annual Savings $313,532 transformation and reduce your energy costs! Information from this Conference Will Pay Huge Dividends in Savings on Your Energy Costs Register Today!

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8:10 a.m. Brakey Energy: Ohio’s Energy Experts

8:20 a.m. 25th Annual Ohio Energy Savings & Management Conference and Virtual Institute Overview Matt Brakey President, Brakey Energy, Chagrin Falls and Secretary, Industrial Energy Users-Ohio

8:30 a.m. American Energy Transformation … President Biden/Vice President Harris’ Clean Energy Revolution and Ohio’s HB 6 Repeal/Reform/Replacement: Path Forward towards Competition, Customer Choice, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Technological Innovation, and a Clean Energy Economy Joe Price, Executive Director, Ohio Energy Group (OEG), Columbus (Mr. Price is a Partner in the influential governmental affairs firm of Larr Policy Consulting. Prior roles include managing government affairs atTimkenSteel Corporation, one of the largest energy consumers in the nation, Chair of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce’s Energy & Environment Committee, and Chair of the Ohio Steel Council’s Government Affairs and Energy & Environment Committees.) Alli Gold Roberts Jeffrey Levine Director, State Policy Vice President, Governmental & Regulatory Affairs Ceres ENGIE North America, Inc. Boston Philadelphia 10:00 a.m. Ohio: The Center of American Energy Transformation … Within the 13 State (Plus DC) PJM Interconnection Footprint, Ohio is the Leader in New Utility-Scale Solar or Solar/Battery Hybrid Generation at a Time with Little or No Demand for Additional Electricity … Priceless Insights on Massive Renewable Energy Generation Projects Underway and JobsOhio’s Approach to Renewables for the State’s Power Portfolio Theresa White Lori Sternisha, Director Matt Cybulski, Managing Director Executive Director Office of Federal Energy Advocate Energy and Chemicals Ohio Power Siting Board Public Utilities of Ohio (PUCO) JobsOhio Columbus Columbus Columbus

10:50 a.m. ENGIE Resources … Renewable Energy Solutions

11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops A. Energy Savings Champions – Best Practices & Case Studies in Energy Reduction & Energy Efficiency in Award-Winning Multi-Facility, Large National Corporations Valuable insights from energy efficiency & conservation champions in reducing energy use & costs, long-term. Strategic tools, methods and upgrades. Results in efforts to make energy savings come alive! Scott Moline, Manager, Engineering, The Wendy’s Company, Dublin and Rebecca Karason, CEM, Senior Vice President, Energy Sustainability Director, Huntington National Bank, Columbus Page 3 25th ANNUAL OHIO Energy Savings & Management CONFERENCE AND VIRTUAL INSTITUTE Livestream: Tuesday - Thursday, February 16-18, 2021 On-Demand Presentations Available at Your Convenience until April 30, 2021

Tuesday, February 16, 2021 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops Continued

B. Valuable Insight into PJM Interconnection and How its Energy & Capacity Markets Operate Valuable insights into PJM and its roles and responsibilities. How locational marginal prices for energy are established. PJM’s capacity market (Reliability Pricing Model). Kevin Murray, Exec. Director, Industrial Energy Users – Ohio, Columbus; Lou D’Alessandris, Sr. Policy Specialist, Market Policy Planning & Analytics, FirstEnergy Corp., Akron and Adam Keech, Vice President - Market Services, PJM Interconnection, Valley Forge, PA C. Best Practices … Energy Audits, Energy Efficiency & Energy Management for Manufacturers and Industrial Operations Manufacturing energy consumption and energy flows. Opportunities for energy efficiency. Industrial energy audit practices. Industrial energy management. Chris Yuan, Leonard Case Jr. Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering; Director of the Laboratory for Sustainable Energy Manufacturing and Director of Industrial Assessment Center, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland D. Cost of Electricity in Ohio … Regulatory Threats and Savings Opportunities for Commercial and Industrial Electric Users Legislative and regulatory threats to end-user electric cost savings programs. Opportunities for savings under alternative regulatory frameworks. Scheduled sunset of utility interruptible and transmission pilot programs. Potential repeal of HB 6 and the customer saving programs therein. “Chasing peaks” problem. Possible firm demand alternative to set billing determinants for capacity and transmission. Matt Brakey, President & Jennifer Lemley, Energy Analyst, Brakey Energy, Chagrin Falls E. 2021 Retail Electricity Market: Buying in the 2nd Decade of Deregulation in Ohio … A Deep Dive into the Trends Shaping the Market for the Decade Ahead Insights in lessons learned from the first decade of choice & competition and where we’re headed. Long-term market trends, the evolution of product structures & the variation and the success of buyer strategies. How choices as energy buyers today will continue to evolve. What should you be buying, and when? Evan Howell, Director, Director, Energy Services, AEP Energy, Inc.,

12:15 p.m. Luncheon Break and Networking with the Sponsors … 1:1 Video Networking and Virtual Trade Show Featuring Sponsors . 12:45 p.m. Best Practices in Energy Management … Renewable Energy and Google’s Next-Level Ambition: Carbon- Free Energy Around the Clock; Denison University’s Integrated Approach to Sustainability & Energy Efficiency and A&F’s Carbon Reduction Goal Setting and Renewable Energy Contracts … The Roadmap to Help Guide Those Decisions Reid Spolek Andrew Stroh Jeremy King Data Center Energy Strategist, Manager, Sustainability Director of Sustainability & Global Infrastructure Abercrombie & Fitch Campus Improvement Google, Inc., Seattle, WA New Albany Denison University, Granville

2:20 p.m. ® AEP Energy, an AEP Company

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Tuesday, February 16, 2021 2:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops

H. Energy Savings Champions – Best Practices & Case Studies in Energy Reduction & Energy Efficiency in an Award-Winning, Multi-Facility, Large National Corporation and a Mid-Sized University Valuable insights from energy efficiency & conservation champions in reducing energy use & costs, long-term. Strategic tools, methods and upgrades. Results in efforts to make energy savings come alive! Orion Jones, Director of Physical Plant, University of Findlay, Findlay and Andrew Stroh, Manager, Sustainability, Abercrombie & Fitch, New Albany

I. PJM’s Capacity Market: Implications to Customers of the FERC Order on Expanding PJM’s Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) Designed To Counteract Price Suppression Useful insights on MOPR: Why the MOPR was developed and then expanded; what resources may be affected, and MOPR’s implications for longer-term resource adequacy in PJM. With postponed auctions for PJM Delivery Years 2022/2023 and beyond slated for Summer 2021, practical information for energy end-users from a cost, reliability and sustainability perspective. Susan E. Bruce, Partner, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, Harrisburg, PA; Glen Thomas, President, GT Power Group, LLC, Malvern, PA and Asim Haque, Vice President – State Policy and Member Services, PJM Interconnection, Valley Forge, PA

J. Natural Gas Outlook … Market Trends, Price Drivers and Innovative Product Options Insights on natural gas market, price drivers, innovative products. Supply/demand and price curve. Natural gas impact on power generation. LNG. Pipe infrastructure. Ohio pricing and pipeline changes (gas flow). Constraints. What to expect in the future and what does this mean to customers. Tim Bigler, Senior Market Strategist & Dave Sopko, Ohio Manager & Rob Wood, Strategic Sales Originator, Direct Energy Business, Metropark, NJ & Dublin

K. Best Practices & Case Studies: Energy Audits, Motors & Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) & Compressed Air Systems Priceless insights on commercial building energy audits (ASHRAE 211 – 2018), and industrial audits. the business case for switching to premium efficient motors and employing VFD’s. Root causes of motor and VFD failures with solutions. How to minimize operating costs of compressed air systems with proper configuration. Thomas Sherman, CEM, President, Sustainable Energy Services, Inc., Westlake

L. Shades of Green – Industry Trends, Emerging Strategies & Case Studies Exploring the Best Practices in Integrating Renewable Energy with Electric Supply … Is the Time Right for a Renewable Energy Purchase? Energy users of all size are under increasing pressure to cost-effectively establish & exceed aggressive sustainability and renewable energy targets. How to develop and deploy strategies well beyond a “one-size fits all” approach. Key considerations in going “100% Green.” Product structures. Long-term renewable electricity market conditions and trends, along with ‘grid’ power market conditions, trends, and drivers. Key considerations to help your RE buying decisions. Todd Altenburger, Director, Energy Solutions, AEP Energy, Inc., Columbus

3:45 p.m. Direct Energy Business … Natural Gas Outlook

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Tuesday, February 16, 2021 continued

4:00 p.m. FERC Order No. 2222: A New Day for Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) … Ushering in the Electric Grid of the Future and Promoting Competition in Electric Markets by Removing the Barriers Preventing DERs from Competing on a Level Playing Field in the Organized Capacity, Energy & Ancillary Services Markets Run by Regional Grid Operations: What’s Next in the Revision of Tariffs to Establish DERs, Effective Dates and Impact on Ohio Manufacturers & Large Commercial Entities Elizabeth Salerno Economic Advisor for Commissioner Glick Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Washington, DC

4:45 p.m. Conclusion of 1st Day of the 25th Annual Ohio Energy Savings & Management Conference & Virtual Institute

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

8:30 a.m. Ohio’s Energy Market Transformation: Powering the Future of Ohio’s Economy … Priceless Insights on President Biden/Vice President Harris’ Clean Energy Revolution, HB 6 Repeal & Replacement & a Comprehensive Ohio Energy Policy, Electric Security Plan (ESP) & Electric Transmission Service Rate Increases, Managing Electric Rates, Competition & Choice, Energy Efficiency, Technology, Renewable Sources, Grid Security, Resilience, Generation and Stimulating Economic Growth Moderator: Jennifer Klein President Ohio Chemistry Technology Council Columbus

Samuel L. Belcher Daniel R. Conway Matthew R. Pritchard Senior Vice President and Commissioner General Counsel President, FE Utilities Public Utilities Commission Industrial Energy Users-Ohio FirstEnergy Corp., Akron of Ohio (PUCO), Columbus Columbus

Amy B. Spiller Raja Sundararajan Scott White President – Ohio President & President & CEO and Chief Operating Officer IGS Energy Duke Energy, Cincinnati AEP Ohio, Columbus Dublin

10:50 a.m. McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

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Wednesday, February 17, 2021 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops

M. Savings Champions – Best Practices & Case Studies in Energy Reduction & Energy Efficiency in Award-Winning Industrial Corporations Valuable insights from energy efficiency & conservation champions in reducing energy use & costs, long-term. Strategic tools, methods and upgrades. Results in efforts to make energy savings come alive! Curtis Crego, Senior Facility Engineer, Kenworth Truck Co., Chillicothe and Robert Michael, Director, Plant Engineering & Matt Culbertson, Project/Energy Engineer, Crown Battery Manufacturing, Fremont N. Ohio Power Company (AEP Ohio): Significant Developments Impacting Electric Rates Insights into developments affecting electric rates in AEP Ohio’s service territory, including its recently-filed distribution base rate case and renewable energy filing, impacts related to the implementation of House Bill 6, managing escalating transmission costs and rate-related updates on legislative discussions on energy issues. James Loder, Director of Energy Management, Pixelle Specialty Solutions LLC, Spring Grove, PA; Rebekah Glover, Of Counsel, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, Columbus; and Andrea Moore, Director, Regulatory Services, AEP-Ohio, Columbus

O. Best Practices and Case Studies: Renewable Energy Innovation with Customer-Centric Solutions through Retail Supply Agreements Market evolution of renewable offerings and suppliers’ innovations. Best practices & two case studies. Leading manufacturer’s quest to reduce GHG emissions by 25% by 2025 and power operations with 100% renewable energy… innovative portfolio- based option helped the company quickly meet their goals in . Similar product structure for a leading Ohio insurance company helped them achieve their specific low-carbon requirements. All options available to customers to procure renewable energy … the value of RE certificates to custom structured solutions to power purchase agreements. Greg Carlson, Key Accounts Director, ENGIE Resources, Houston, TX P. American Energy Transformation … Accelerating Electric Mobility in Commercial/Industrial Transportation: Best Practices, Trends, and Challenges in Commercial Electrification Insights into our electric transportation future … current state, project updates, and trends in commercial electrification. Randy Cole, E-Mobile Advisor, BRITE Energy Innovators, Warren; Mike Betts, Director of Strategic Alliance and Business Development, Lordstown Motors Corp., Lordstown; Meghan Beringer, Executive Director, Emerging Technologies Program, FirstEnergy Corp., and Dan O’Shea, Director of Utility Strategy and Business Development, EV Infrastructure, ABB, Seattle, WA Q. Energy-Reducing Technologies for Savings on Your Energy Bills -- Value Stacking with Distributed Energy Resources … Unlocking the Financial Value of Behind-the-Meter Generation Deep dive into different types of behind-the-meter solutions, comparing and contrasting the value proposition to the customer based on actual project performance of solar energy and natural-gas-fired generation. How energy storage’s more crucial role in the distributed generation market. Peter Protopappas, CEM, Director, Business Development, AEP OnSite Partners, Columbus

12:15 p.m. Energy Harbor … Nuclear Matters for America’s Future

12:25 p.m. Luncheon Break and Networking with the Sponsors … 1:1 Video Networking and Virtual Trade Show Featuring Sponsors

Page 7 25th ANNUAL OHIO Energy Savings & Management CONFERENCE AND VIRTUAL INSTITUTE Livestream: Tuesday - Thursday, February 16-18, 2021 On-Demand Presentations Available at Your Convenience until April 30, 2021 Wednesday, February 17, 2021 1:00 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops R. Best Practices & Case Studies on Energy Savings, Energy Efficiency Successes and Energy Audits Nestle USA, Solon, energy efficiency upgrades including replacing all major HVAC plant equipment including boilers, pumps, chillers, cooling towers, controls, etc. saving 200,000 kWh/year in energy consumption. University Hospitals, Elyria, energy audits and 22 energy efficiency projects with energy savings totally over $490,000 per year. Cleveland Clinic/Case Western Reserve School of Dental Medicine whole building energy efficiency and savings. Stephanie Drenten Ferro, CEM, Project Manager, Building Optimization Practice, Heapy Engineering, Dayton; and Michael Duncan, Senior Engineering & Facilities Professional, Sodexo/University Hospitals, Shaker Heights S. Roundtable: Ohio’s Natural Gas Utilities … Valuable Insights on Recent & Upcoming Developments and What to Expect in the Future Developments in the rates (implementing rate reductions, infrastructure build out and associated infrastructure riders), economic development opportunities, barriers to development of additional retail natural gas products & services and potential new customer products and services, recent and potential legislative changes. Matt Pritchard, IEU-Ohio General Counsel, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, Columbus; Angie Bell, Director, Regulatory & Rates, Vectren Corp., Evanston, IN; Joseph Clark, Assistant General Counsel, NiSource, Inc., Columbus;​​​ and Joe Oliker, Associate General Counsel, IGS & Member, Retail Energy Supply Association, Dublin T. Sustainability & Energy Efficiency Trends … Implementation of a Comprehensive, Integrated Energy Strategy Developing and implementing a robust plan to reach sustainability goals, efficiency and demand reduction targets and communications with all external and internal stakeholders. Energy end-user case studies … energy usage/costs reduction and specific programs and end-user case studies. How to integrate opportunities, risks and regulatory issues specific to Ohio into a tailored energy strategy. Raj Bazaj, Executive Director, Solution Sales, Constellation, Baltimore, MD U. Competitive Edge … Creative Funding for Your Sustainability & Energy Efficiency Initiatives: Benefits of Capital Lease, Energy/Efficiency Savings Agreement, and PACE Funding Insights into the benefits of the top creative funding options and valuable tips to guarantee a successful energy plan is put in place, ongoing savings and support, long-term results to make the right investment based on lifetime value and internal rate of return. Addressing deferred maintenance & the utilization of energy cost savings to not only strengthen your business’s bottom line but to help you meet your sustainability commitments to your customers. Tom McFadden, Vice President, Clean Energy, Key Equipment Finance, Superior, CO and Anastasia Beckett, Sr. Vice President, Metrus Energy, Reno, NV; Orry Cummings, Director of Business Development & Stephen Buryk, Manager – Strategy & Corporate Development, Centrica Business Solutions, Ballston Lake, NY & , NY; and Chris Jones, Program Manager, Ohio PACE, Cincinnati V. Ohio’s Utility-Scale Solar Industry Can Create More than $18 billion in Economic Activity, Supporting Tens of Thousands of Jobs and Helping to Attract New Business to Ohio …Measuring the Economic Impacts Insights in the comprehensive economic impact study conducted by the George V. Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs at Ohio University, given the large number of new solar projects being proposed to Ohio’s Power Siting Board. Results from an economic and workforce impact analysis including potential tax revenue around three distinct deployment scenarios: a “low” scenario, a “moderate” scenario and an “aggressive” scenario. Key finding … solar energy can be a low-cost to government solution to boost the economy through short-term construction jobs, as well as enhancing tax revenues. Gilbert Michaud, Asst. Professor, Ohio University, Athens; Jason Rafeld, Exec. Director, Utility-Scale Solar Energy Coalition (USSEC), Columbus and Mike Volpe, Vice President, Open Road Renewables, Austin, TX

2:15 p.m. Constellation, an Exelon Corp., … Integrated Energy Solutions

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Wednesday, February 17, 2021 2:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops

AA. Utility Transformation … Redesigning the Utility Around the Customer: Customer Centricity in Rapidly- Changing Energy Environment Rapid pace of change in Ohio’s electric utility sector with a functioning deregulated market within PJM, expanded choices of traditional and renewable energy resources, and new innovative products & services to put the ‘customer’ back at the center of a utility’s business strategy. Customer perspectives on the recent events in Ohio’s energy public policy arena. Timothy W. Ling, Corporate Environmental Director, Plaskolite LLC, Columbus; Anthony J. Smith, Category Manager-Energy Supply, Marathon Petroleum Company, Findlay and Denis George, Manager - Energy, The Kroger Co., Cincinnati BB. Rapid Growth in the U.S. Energy Storage Market … Priceless Insights into the Advancement, Technology, and Trends for Commercial Application for Sustainability and Energy Resilience Rick Stockburger, President & CEO, BRITE Energy Innovators, Warren; Anna J. Siefken, Executive Director, Wilton E. Scott Institute for Energy Innovation at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA; Punkaj Ahuja, New Business Development Manager, The Lubrizol Corp., Wickliffe; and Chris Massetti, President, Donwil Company (Data Center Power Systems), Valley View & McKees Rock, PA

CC. The New Normal & Energy Impact of the Pandemic … Healthy Buildings: Managing & Improving Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) With a focus on comfort, efficiency, and healthy buildings, holistic approach to managing and improving indoor environmental quality through ventilation, purification, filtration, and disinfection solutions. Energy impacts of the pandemic and new normal energy needs. Optimizing Indoor Air Quality, energy and energy resilience. Bryan Schenck, Healthy Building Leader, Waibel Energy Systems, Vandalia DD. Dayton Power & Light: Significant Developments Impacting Electric Rates Insights into developments affecting electric rates in Dayton Power & Light’s service territory, including an update on its new FERC transmission rates, settlement of issues related to its electric security plan and smart grid plan, impacts related to the implementation of House Bill 6, managing escalating transmission costs and rate-related updates on legislative discussions on energy issues. Michael Schuler, Regulatory Counsel, The Dayton Power and Light Company, Dayton and Bryce McKenney, IEU-Ohio Legal Counsel, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, Columbus EE. Important Provisions for Your Next Generation Supplier Contract and Generation Contract Litigation Danger of comparing supplier offers solely based on price. Important contract provisions to consider when evaluating supplier offers including bandwidth, PLC change, regulatory change, choice of law, venue, assignment, damage calculations and others. Different types of generation products available and how they factor into contracting considerations. Litigating generation contract issues. Case study on Schwebel Baking Company v. FirstEnergy Solutions Corp. and other cases related to the polar vortex surcharge. Carolyn Brakey, Esq., Principal, Brakey Law LLC, Chagrin Falls and Matt Brakey, President, Brakey Energy, Chagrin Falls

3:45 p.m. Networking with the Sponsors … 1:1 Video Networking and Virtual Trade Show Featuring Sponsors

4:45 p.m. Conclusion of 2nd Day of the 25th Annual Ohio Energy Savings & Management Conference & Virtual Institute

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Thursday, February 18, 2021

8:30 a.m. Energy Policy in Ohio: Business & Industry’s Priorities in the 134th Ohio General Assembly … Interactive Roundtable with the Invited 2020 Legislative Leaders from the Ohio Senate’s Energy & Public Utilities Committee and the Ohio House’s Public Utilities Committee and Select Committee on Energy Policy and Oversight Moderator: Michael W. Wise, Member of Board of Directors and Co-Chair Energy Practice Group, McDonald Hopkins LLC, Cleveland (Prior roles include Member of the Ohio General Assembly and Director of Ohio Governor Taft’s Cleveland Economic Development Office.)

Senator Bob Peterson Representative James M. Hoops Senator Jerry Cirino (Dist. 17-R, Jasper Twp.), Chair (District 81-R, Napoleon) Chair (District 18-R, Kirkland), Member Ohio Senate, Energy and Ohio House of Representatives Ohio Senate, Energy and Public Utilities Committee Public Utilities Committee Public Utilities Committee

Representative Kent Smith Bradley H. Belden, President, The Belden Brick Co., Canton, (District 8-D, Euclid) Board Member, The Ohio Manufacturers’ Association and Ranking Member, Ohio House Ohio Aggregates & Industrial Minerals Association and Public Utilities Committee Chairman, OMA Energy Group and Energy Committee

Stephanie Kromer, Director, Kevin Murray Joe Price Energy & Environmental Policy Executive Director Executive Director Ohio Chamber of Commerce Industrial Energy Users – Ohio Ohio Energy Group (OEG) Columbus Columbus Columbus

10:50 a.m. Break and Networking with Sponsors

11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops

FF. Emerging Technology: New Developments to Expand the Electric Vehicle (EV) Fast-Charging Network in Ohio Using Single-Phase Power New low-cost alternative to solar and battery-powered Level-3 EV charging solutions designed to solve the problem of access to EV charging infrastructure using existing single-phase infrastructure. How this technology can be used as an economic driver and can act as a catalyst for increased EV adoption by solving gaps in charging networks due to lack of 3-phase infrastructure. Greg York, Director of Engineering & Ben Morris, Director, Sales & Marketing, Single Phase Power Solutions, Cincinnati GG. FirstEnergy Significant Developments Impacting Electric Rates Insights into developments affecting electric rates in FirstEnergy’s service territory, including the PUCO’s recent initiation of a prospective review of its current electric security plan, the investigation into its political and charitable spending, a review of tax credits, other impacts related to the implementation of House Bill 6, managing escalating transmission costs and rate-related updates on legislative discussions on energy issues. Matthew R. Pritchard, General Counsel, Industrial Energy Users-Ohio, Columbus and Bryce McKenney, IEU-Ohio Legal Counsel, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, Columbus

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Thursday, February 18, 2021 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 5 Concurrent & Interactive Workshops Continued

HH. Best Practices & Lessons Learned in Energy Conservation at Universities Valuable insights on how EC strategies and controls systems have changed significantly. Energy use and how it fits into sustainability goals on campus – is carbon neutrality a reasonable expectation? Various MEP systems, applications and energy and maintenance challenges. Proven control strategies to save energy and provide maintainable buildings. The impact of commissioning and the ‘people factor.’ How to maintain the savings after implementation and into the future? Why energy conservation is so important today and what influences it. Art Chonko, former Director of Facilities Services, Denison University, Granville II. Smart & Savvy Energy Professionals … Putting the Capacity Market to Work for You: Insights on Extracting Optimal Value from PJM’s Reliability Pricing Model PJM’s Reliability Pricing Model & how smart organizations will take action to optimize value from existing resources … load flexibility, contracted renewable energy assets, and behind-the-meter resources such as distributed solar, back up engines, and batteries. How to overcome barriers to optimizing value through high value portfolio matching. Dr. Ritesh Tipnis, Director, Program Management, AEP Energy, Chicago JJ. Duke Energy Ohio: Significant Developments Impacting Electric Rates Insights into developments affecting electric rates in Duke Energy Ohio’s service territory, including its newly proposed energy efficiency program, impacts related to the implementation of House Bill 6, managing escalating transmission costs and rate- related updates on legislative discussions on energy issues. Anthony J. Smith, Category Manager-Energy Supply, Marathon Petroleum Company, Findlay; Jay Brown, Rates and Regulatory Strategy Manager, Duke Energy, Cincinnati and Rebekah Glover, Of Counsel, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, Columbus

12:15 p.m. Luncheon Break and Networking with the Sponsors … 1:1 Video Networking and Virtual Trade Show Featuring Sponsors

1:00 p.m. Ohio … The Center of American Energy Transformation … Working Together to Revitalize and Renew a Customer-Centric and Resilient Transmission System for the State of Ohio Customers across Ohio expect a strong, secure and robust transmission system. Today’s rapidly-changing energy environment includes legacy generation retirements, the integration of renewables, natural & man-made threats and shifting electricity demand. Valuable insights on the region’s power grid challenges, the need to modernize the grid to ensure electric service reliability & build connections to new generation sources and how transmission investments made today drive the state’s economy by creating jobs, growing Ohio commerce and helping businesses navigate the changing energy landscape. Moderator: Charles W. Willoughby, Senior Government Relations Advisor, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, Columbus (Prior roles include Director of Government Affairs, American Municipal Power and Director, Energy & Environmental Policy, Ohio Chamber of Commerce.) Kamran Ali, Vice President, Transmission Planning & Analysis, American Electric Power, Columbus Rodney Phillips, Director, Transmission Operations, FirstEnergy Corp, Akron Tim Abbott, General Manager, Transmission System Operations, Duke Energy, Cincinnati Michael Russ, Manager of Transmission Planning, Dayton Power & Light Company, Dayton Kenneth S. Seiler, Vice President, Planning, PJM Interconnection, Audubon, PA

2:30 p.m. Conclusion of the 25th Annual Ohio Energy Savings & Management Conference & Virtual Institute

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The Largest Energy Savings & Management Conferences in America’s Heartlands … Well Worth the Investment

On Thursday, February 11, 2021, an e-mail with an introductory welcome Continuing Education Credits video explaining how to navigate the Whova platform & mobile app as well as log in information will be sent to all participants. You’ll need: Professional Education Credits/CEUs. This conference (livestream 1. Computer, phone or tablet with reliable internet connection; only – not on-demand) has been approved (or approval pending) by 2. Audio on either your computer or mobile device; the Supreme Court of Ohio Commission on Continuing Legal Education for 18.25 general CLE hours. Additionally, the event provides 18 3. Headphones recommended to minimize background noise. PHD hours for Ohio Professional Engineers and 3.6 AEE credits for Certified Energy Managers (CEM) from the Association of Energy Investment: $495 per person Engineers. For the 3-day conference, log-in access to virtual platform & mobile app, Disclaimer Whova, the fee is $495 per person. Log-in access will give you livestream on Tuesday-Thursday, February16-18, 2021 with live speaker interaction, Purchase of this all-virtual conference is by individual registration for one-on-one video networking, sponsor virtual trade show and on-demand the registrant’s use only and does not include the right to reproduce, presentations available at your convenience until April 30, 2021. resell or copy content without the permission of Manufacturers’ Education Council, Inc. For questions on use of content, custom pricing, Big Savings: Multiple Attendees & Single Day Rates or to discuss external /third-party use, please contact Jana R. Lilly, Single day rates: Executive Director, Manufacturers’ Education Council, Inc. via e-mail at [email protected]. $295 per person for Tuesday, February 16, 2021 only; $295 per person for Wednesday, February 17, 2021 only; Registration is Easy $295 per person for Thursday, February 18, 2021 only. 1. By On-Line: www.MECseminars.com For more savings opportunities including a discount code for more 2. By Phone: 614.392.0413 (MEC) than 3 attendees from one organization, e-mail Jana Lilly at 3. By Fax: 614.392.0415 [email protected]. 4. By Mail: Address listed on the form.

25th Annual Ohio Energy Savings & Management Conference & Virtual Institute Registration Form

______Company Fee: $495 per person ______For more than 3 attendees from one organization: e-mail Jana Lilly at Address [email protected] for rate & discount code. ______City, State, Zip Single day rates: $295 for February 16 only; $295 for February 17 only; $295 for February 18 only ______Telephone Fax Send Check and Completed Registration Form: ______Manufacturers’ Education Council IMPORTANT: Your Priority Code from Mail Label 5050 Pine Creek Drive, Suite A, Westerville, OH 43081-4852

TUESDAY, FEB. 16 TUESDAY, FEB. 16 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17 THURSDAY, FEB. 18 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 1 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. 2:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. A. Energy Savings – Multi-Facilities H. Energy Savings – A&F/Findlay U. M. Energy Savings – Industrial Corp. R. Case Studies on Energy Savings AA. Customer-Centricity-Utility FF. New Tech. - EV Charging Networks B. PJM, Energy & Capacity Markets I. PJM Capacity Market/MOPR N. AEP – Ohio Electric Rates S. Ohio’s Natural Gas Utilities Roundtable Transformation GG. FirstEnergy Electric Rates C. Manufacturers – Audits, Efficiency J. Natural Gas Outlook O. Renewable Energy Agreements T. Integrated Energy Strategy BB. Energy Storage Market HH. Energy Conservation at Universities D. Savings Opportunities & Threats K. Audits, Motors/VFD, Comp. Air P. Electricity in Transportation U. Energy Efficiency Creative Funding CC. Healthy Buildings & Indoor Air Quality II. PJM’s Reliability Pricing Model E. 2021 Retail Electricity Market L. Renewable Energy Purchasing Q. BTM – Value Stacking with DER V. Economic Impact of Solar DD. Dayton Power & Light Electric Rates JJ. Duke Energy Electric Rates EE. Provisions in Supplier Contract REGISTRANTS Workshop Preference Names/Titles E-Mail Address A-E H-L M-Q R-V AA-EE FF-JJ