Meeting/Event Information

Pertinent New England Energy Issues

Wednesday Morning, January 10^th, 2024

A forum addressing the current and future outlook related to energy costs and availability, energy efficiency, demand reduction, and renewable energy

 Sponsored by the New England Association of Energy Engineers      

Graciously Hosted by

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Freedom Theater at Raytheon

50 Apple Hill Drive Tewksbury, MA 01876

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8:00 – 8:30 – Registration, Continental Breakfast, and Networking

8:30 - Opening Remarks – John Maw – Chapter President – AEE New England 

Introduction of Speaker – Richard Costello – Acela Energy Group

8:30 – 9:15 Presentation #1 – Marianne Perben - Director, Planning Services - ISO New England

“New England Electric Grid & Future Challenges”

Introduction of Speaker – Kathy Stanley – Energy Advocates

9:15 – 9:45 Presentation #2 - Robert Kalantari - President & CEO at EPM - Board of Directors for American Nuclear Society Northeast Chapter

“Future of Nuclear Power in the US”

9:45 – 10:15 – Coffee Break / Networking

Introduction of Speakers – Stephen Murphy – AEE New England Board of Directors

10:15 – 11:00 Presentation #3 - Chris Dubay - Senior Energy Stategist - NRG Energy

 “New England Energy Market Update”

11:00 – 11:30 Presentation #4 – Richard Costello – President – Acela Energy Group

“Innovative Distributed Energy Resource – Linear Generator”  

11:30 – 12:00 Presentation #5 – Dr. Steven Driver – Principal Energy Engineer – Sanofi

“Sustainability Program at Sanofi”

 PowerPoint Presentations will be posted on the AEE New England Chapter when permitted by Presenter.

Eversource Earns First Place For 3^rd Year in a Row

In the recent 2023 Edition of ACEEE’s Utility Energy Efficiency Scorecard, Earning the #1 ranking, was Eversource for the third year in a row.  Also, five of the top ten States ranked for Energy Efficiency were in New England.  All our Investor Owned Electric & Gas Utilities and Energy Professionals can be proud of such an accomplishment.