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Energy in transition Keynote speaker: Audrey Zibelman, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) Friday, 8 March 2019, 7.30am to 9.00am Grand River Ballroom, Pan Pacific Perth EVENT SPONSOR www.ceda.com.au agenda 7.15am Registrations 7.30am Welcome Paula Rogers State Director, CEDA 7.35am Breakfast 8.05am Introduction Paula Rogers State Director, CEDA 8.10am Keynote address Audrey Zibelman Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) 8.30am Facilitated discussion and questions Walter Gerardi Technical Director, Jacobs 8.55am Closing comments Paula Rogers State Director, CEDA 9.00am Event close sponsor Event sponsor Jacobs Twitter: @JacobsConnects The power sector is going through a period of unprecedented change due to technology advances and the growing momentum to achieve a low carbon future. In many markets, energy policies are being considered to respond to the need to be more energy efficient and reduce emissions driving transformation of the sector. In mature markets such as Australia, ageing thermal generation assets are typically being replaced by different technologies including integrated renewables and energy storage. Operation and resiliency of the transmission and distribution networks will continue to be challenged by the growing levels of variable renewable energy. The impacts from behind the meter, electric transportation and other penetrative technologies also need to be managed and integrated into network operation to ensure and enhance power system stability. Smart grid and microgrid technologies are increasingly being be deployed to manage this impact. Jacobs power consultancy focuses on working with clients to assist in the development and implementation of pathways to a zero carbon future. Jacobs play a leading role helping our clients respond to the demands of the changing market. They regularly advise government, regulatory bodies, investors, developers and utilities. Jacobs developed the underlying model for the Finkel review of the reliability and security of electricity supply. They provide ongoing studies for State Governments assessing the impact of proposed energy market policies, model the benefits of proposed major interconnector transmission projects, support the development of pumped storage and battery storage projects and are working with yjeir clients to deliver the majority of wind and solar CEDA will be tweeting from this projects across Australia. event using #EnergyFuture Join the conversation and follow us Jacobs has been a CEDA member since 2007. on Twitter @ceda_news keynote speaker Audrey Zibelman Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) Twitter: @aazibelman Audrey Zibelman leads AEMO, the independent gas and electricity system and market operator in Australia, an organisation that has primarily responsibility of managing and maintaining energy system security for all Australians. As Managing Director and CEO, she also serves on the Energy Security Board. Audrey has extensive experience in the public, private and not-for profit energy and electricity sectors in the United States, most recently having held the positions of Commissioner and Chair of the New York State Public Service Commission (NYPSC). During her tenure at the NYPSC, she led the design and implementation of extensive regulatory and retail market changes to modernise and transform the state’s electricity industry. A recognised national and international expert in energy policy, markets and Smart Grid innovation, Audrey is a Founder and past President and Chief Executive Officer of Viridity Energy, Inc. Previously, Audrey was the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of PJM, a regional transmission operator of the power grid and wholesale power market across the eastern United States. Audrey also held legal and executive positions at Xcel Energy, served as General Counsel to the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission, and was Special Assistant Attorney General in the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office. During her career, she has served on numerous industry-related and non-profit boards, and currently serves on the CSIRO (Australia’s national science agency) Energy Advisory Committee and the Melbourne Energy Institute’s Advisory Board. Her former board related appointments include positions as Advisor to Secretary of Energy for the US Department of Energy and Advisory Council, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, the New York State Planning Board and the New York State Emergency Planning Council. facilitator Walter Gerardi Technical Director – Energy Markets, Jacobs Twitter: @JacobsConnects Walter has spent over twenty-five years’ analysing, understanding and advising on electricity market, renewable energy markets and energy markets more broadly. He has key capabilities in energy market design, project due diligence, energy market policy and supporting reforms, greenhouse studies and technology assessments. The main areas of his work cover analyses of the structure of markets, understanding the key drivers and making predictions on market prices, benefit/cost analysis of market reforms, regulatory impact assessments, analysis of tradeable instruments for meeting renewable and evaluation of carbon abatement policies (including for the Independent Review into the Future Security of the National Electricity Market). He also has extensive experience in negotiations on tariffs for the supply of electricity and gas to major industrial customers, structuring fuel supply arrangements and structuring supply arrangements for generators (both renewable and fossil fuel generators). He has also undertaken numerous due diligence studies for both new generation and acquisitions of generators, both renewable and fossil fuel and in both the NEM and the WEM. CEDA will be tweeting from this event using #EnergyFuture Join the conversation and follow us on Twitter @ceda_news corporate tables CEDA would like to thank the following members for hosting a corporate table at today’s event. AEMO Alinta Energy Allens Ashurst ATCO Herbert Smith Freehills Horizon Power Jacobs Lavan Perth Airport Perth Energy Shell Australia Synergy Wesfarmers Western Australian Treasury Western Power Corporation attendees Susannah Allan Maree Arnason Justin Ashley Kurt Baker Legal Counsel CEDA Individual Trustee Energy Policy Advisor GM Trading and Fuel Alcoa of Australia Chamber of Commerce and Synergy Industry - Western Australia Aden Barker Paul Barrett Natalie Barris Colin Beckett Manager, Public Utilities Office Account Director Senior Associate Chair WA Department of Treasury ASG Group Ltd Ashurst Western Power Michael Bell Kellie Benda Tristan Berentzen Richard Beverley Member Engagement Manager General Manager Sales and Go to Head of Energy Commercial Manager Engineers Australia Market RAC (WA) Alinta Energy AGL Nicole Bishop Fiona Bishop Boris Borisov Mark Bosnich Commercial Operations Advisor Executive Manager, Change & Project Principal, Business Partner Shell Australia Innovation Development Azure Consulting Western Power Wesfarmers Matthew Bowen Lisa Brady Taron Brearley Robert Breden Partner, Energy and Regulation Head of Client Foreign Exchange General Manager, Infrastructure Development Jackson McDonald and Treasury Services and Major Projects Enwave Western Australian Treasury WA Department of Jobs, Tourism, Corporation Science and Innovation Clint Brimson Stephen Brown Gary Bryant Janelle Burston Senior Analyst Technical Authority - Electrical General Manager Asset Strategy Carbon and Energy Accountant WA Department of Treasury Woodside Energy Alinta Energy Wesfarmers Simon Byrne Daniel Calder Chris Campbell Neil Canby General Counsel Marketing Advisor General Manager - WA Managing Director ATCO Shell Australia Alinta Energy Sunrise Energy Group Pty Ltd Scott Cannon Guy Chalkley Kylie Chamberlain Emily Chambers Enterprise Architect I&CT Chief Executive Officer Board Member Sales & Operations Planning Western Power Western Power Horizon Power Manager Brownes Foods Operations Pty Ltd Andrea Chapman Ray Chatfield Matthew Cheney Marilyn Chung Manager Legal Global Technical Manager Head of Grid Transformation Project Analyst Synergy Alcoa of Australia Western Power Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy & Fertilisers Robert Cole Ric Colgan Carmen Collings Alice Commander Chairman Chief Financial Officer Director Legal Counsel Synergy Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy & Axiliare Alcoa of Australia Fertilisers Adrian Cook Patrick Creaghan Shane Cremin Sophie Cunneen Managing Director Managing Director & Cheif General Manager New Energies Manager Carnarvon Petroleum Ltd Operating Officer Summit Southern Cross Power Shell Australia ATCO Laurie Curro Tracey Curtis Liz Cussans Nicky Cusworth General Manager Membership Coordinator, WA Business Development Manager Chair Horizon Power CEDA TransAlta Energy Economic Regulation Authority Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual. Scott Davis Antony De Pont Hardus De Wet Sandra Di Bartolomeo Policy Advisor, Western Australia Manager Manager Generation and Board Member Australian Energy Council Macquarie Capital Intelligent Infrastructure Horizon Power Jacobs Michele Dolin Geoff Down Sarah Eardley-Wilmot Sam Edwards Audit & Risk Committee Chair Manager, Energy Markets and Graduate Accountant Solicitor Synergy Reporting Operations Delivery Wesfarmers Herbert
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