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2023 Conference: Introducing CUB’s Keynote Speaker

Banner for CUB Energy Policy Conference; text: Building(s) for a Equitable Energy Future. 10.6.2023 Portland, Oregon.

We’re less than two weeks away from the 13th Annual CUB Energy Policy Conference! CUB is proud to introduce this year’s keynote speaker.

This year’s conference will be on October 6 from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm at Left Bank Annex in Portland, Oregon.

Register Today!

2023 CUB Energy Policy Conference

Building(s) for an Equitable Energy Future will explore how construction, energy systems, and local climate policies overlap. We will be diving into who is informing clean energy policies and the community impacts of these decisions. We will make connections between community advocates, the energy industry, the buildings industry, and policymakers. And we will bring in vital perspectives from communities on the front lines of climate change in the Pacific Northwest.

Introducing CUB’s Keynote Speaker

Andrew Satchwell smiles in professional photos Andrew Satchwell is a Research Scientist and Deputy Leader in the Electricity Markets and Policy Department at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory where he leads the financial analysis of electric utility regulatory and business models. His current work quantifies the financial impacts of distributed energy resources on utility profitability and customer rates and bills. Andy also presently leads and supports research on the value of demand response and energy efficiency to the utility system and utility investments in electric vehicle infrastructure.

Andy has authored several technical reports, and peer-reviewed journal articles, and frequently presents at major conferences and workshops. His work has been featured in several major news outlets, including The San Francisco Chronicle and on National Public Radio.

Previously, Andy worked with the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor, where he served as an expert economics and policy witness on behalf of ratepayers. He also served as co-chair of the Resource Adequacy Working Group of the Organization of Midwest ISO States.

Andy has a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Pittsburgh and an M.A. in West European Studies from Indiana University.

About the Conference

The CUB Energy Policy Conference is designed as a day of discussion, networking, and sharing diverse perspectives. This conference is ideal for community groups, regulators, advocates, utility representatives, attorneys, or those interested in our region’s energy industry.

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