Agenda

The Northeast Energy Efficiency Summit is the region’s premier event that brings together thought leaders to take energy efficiency to the next level. NEEP’s Summit attracted this year 250 energy efficiency stakeholders, including high-profile policy leaders - public utility commissioners, environmental regulators, state legislators, state officials, and community leaders as well as energy efficiency service and product providers, program administrators, and advocates who are instrumental in keeping the Northeast-Mid-Atlantic region a nationally recognized energy efficiency leader.

Now in its 11th year, the 2016 Summit took place at the historic Omni Mount Washington Resort where we discussed Next Generation Energy Efficiency, celebrateed NEEP’s 20th anniversary and recognized the 2016 Business Leaders from across the region.

See below the links to our speakers' presentations.

Monday, June 13
	Why it Matters for the Region to Continue to Make Energy Efficiency a Top Priority – Climate, Economy, Reliability Diane Duva, ‎Office Director, CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Next Generation Efficiency – What, Why & Key Trends Sue Coakley, Executive Director, NEEP
	Concurrent Topical Roundtables - Session 1
	THE EFFICIENT HOMES OF THE FUTURE Moderator: Claire Miziolek, NEEP David Bend, Nest Paul Campbell, Sears Rebecca Foster, VEIC Anne Arquit Niederberger, Enervee Jonathan Cohen, Department of Energy (discussant) Brad Piper, Lockheed Martin & NYSERDA (discussant)
	FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS THAT HAVE TRACTION Moderator: Peter Adamczyk, VEIC Dave Carey, HBC Maria Fields, Joule Associates Alex Hill, Dunsky Energy Consulting
	TRAVERSING THE MUNICIPAL ENERGY LANDSCAPE: SOLUTIONS AND STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS Moderators: Darren Port, NEEP and John Balfe, NEEP Liz Gamache, Efficiency Vermont, Mayor of Saint Albans, VT Megan Saunders, Stamford 2030 District Rachel Sholly, Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources Adam Guzzo, Department of Energy (discussant) Julia Dundorf, New England Grassroots Environmental Fund (discussant)
	Concurrent Topical Roundtables - Session 2
	CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT, ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND IT GEEKS: EMERGING C&I SECTOR SOLUTIONS Moderator: Dave Lis, NEEP Alex Grace, KGS Buildings Kathy Montijo, PSEG-LI Patrick Reedy, Cascade Energy Chris Tomasini, BuildingIQ
	MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE: VALUING HOME ENERGY EFFICIENCY Moderator: Charlie Taylor, NEEP Jeff Gephart, Vermontwise Energy Services, Inc. Amy McClellan, Milne-Allen Appraisal Company Elizabeth Murphy, United Illuminating Kevin Rose, NEEP
	Scaling the peak: Integrating Efficiency & Distributed Energy Resources Moderator: Brian Buckley, NEEP Lindsay Foley, National Grid \ Francois Lebrasseur, GE Appliances Marisa Uchin, Opower Eric Winkler, ISO New England (discussant)
	Late Afternoon Sessions
	THE NEEP OLYMPICS Moderator: Claire Miziolek, NEEP
	New Hampshire Business Leaders Roundtable Moderator: Sam Evans Brown, NH NPR David Lis, NEEP Mark Bailey, BAE Systems Lisa Berghaus, Monadnock Paper Mills John Fischer, Environamics LLC Carmen Lorentz, State of New Hampshire Craig Trottier, Eversource
	Celebratory Dinner: Business Leaders Recognition Awards & NEEP’s 20^th Anniversary Welcome Comments: Commissioner Robert Scott, New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission, NEEP Summit Chair Energy Efficiency is Fueling Business Success and Sustainable Economic Development in the Northeast-Mid-Atlantic Region Kathleen Hogan, US DOE Assistant Deputy Secretary for Energy Efficiency

Tuesday, June 14
	A Bold Vision for Energy Efficiency the Next 10 Years Steve Nadel, Executive Director, ACEEE & NEEP Board Member Rob Pratt, President of International Institute for Energy Conservation (IIEC)
	Next Gen: Inspiring Examples of the Future Now Moderator: Kathleen Hogan, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency, US DOE Taylor Caswell, NH CDFA, Executive Director Taylor Caswell Power Talk.pdf Bradford Swing, City of Boston, Director of Energy Policy and Programs Bradford Swing Power Talk.pdf Darren Springer, Vermont Governor’s Office,* Chief of Staff* Darren Springer Power Talk.pdf Philip Barton, Schneider Electric, Director NAM Microgrid Business Philip Barton Power Talk.pdf
	NEEP 20^th Anniversary Video
	Power Talks and Hosted Discussion - Breaking Through the Public Policy Barriers to Integrated Energy Efficiency Moderator: Jim O'Reilly, Director of Public Policy, NEEP Dian Grueneich, Precourt Energy Efficiency Center, Stanford University Dian Grueneich Power Talk.pdf Donald M. Kreis, New Hampshire Consumer Advocate Don Kreis Power Talk.pdf Karl R. Rábago, PACE Energy & Climate Center Karl Rabago Power Talk.pdf

Monday, June 13

Why it Matters for the Region to Continue to Make Energy Efficiency a Top Priority – Climate, Economy, Reliability

Next Generation Efficiency – What, Why & Key Trends

Concurrent Topical Roundtables - Session 1

THE EFFICIENT HOMES OF THE FUTURE

FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS THAT HAVE TRACTION

TRAVERSING THE MUNICIPAL ENERGY LANDSCAPE: SOLUTIONS AND STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS

Concurrent Topical Roundtables - Session 2

CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT, ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND IT GEEKS: EMERGING C&I SECTOR SOLUTIONS

MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE: VALUING HOME ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Scaling the peak: Integrating Efficiency & Distributed Energy Resources

Late Afternoon Sessions

THE NEEP OLYMPICS

New Hampshire Business Leaders Roundtable

Celebratory Dinner: Business Leaders Recognition Awards & NEEP’s 20th Anniversary

Energy Efficiency is Fueling Business Success and Sustainable Economic Development in the Northeast-Mid-Atlantic Region

Tuesday, June 14

A Bold Vision for Energy Efficiency the Next 10 Years

Next Gen: Inspiring Examples of the Future Now

NEEP 20th Anniversary Video

Power Talks and Hosted Discussion - Breaking Through the Public Policy Barriers to Integrated Energy Efficiency

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Celebratory Dinner: Business Leaders Recognition Awards & NEEP’s 20^th Anniversary

NEEP 20^th Anniversary Video