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Fall Conference
THE LEADING EDGE: Energy Efficiency and Demand Management in a Decarbonized Future
October 25, 2018 – Scottish Rite Center, Oakland, CA
California is leading the way to a decarbonized future where energy efficiency and demand management are key game changers. The state’s 2030 climate goals require California to change the way these resources are valued, procured and leveraged. Join us for a full day conference on October 25, 2018 to hear from experts and leaders at the center of this movement. The Council’s Fall Conference is the premier opportunity for California utilities, regulators, elected officials, and industry companies to network, hear from one another, and share ideas on today’s top energy policy issues. Learn more here.
Spring Symposium
Every Spring. Check back for 2019 date!
Join the California Efficiency + Demand Management Council and guest speakers for a one-day professional education symposium focused on the big changes happening in the energy efficiency, demand response and integrated distributed energy resource arenas. California is in the process of “learning by doing” and this symposium is an excellent opportunity to catch-up with the newest in this rapidly changing field.
in the California Efficiency + Demand Management Council and guest speakers for a one-day professional education symposium focused on the big changes happening in the energy efficiency, demand response and integrated distributed energy resource arenas. California is in the process of “learning by doing” and this symposium is an excellent opportunity to catch-up with the newest in this rapidly changing field.
Educational Training Course: Energy Efficiency and Demand Response Policy in California
One in Northern California and one in Southern California per year. Check back for 2019 dates!
This half-day training from the Council, designed for mid-level professionals, will raise your policy IQ and deliver career-building insights to demystify California’s policies on energy efficiency and demand response. We will provide an overview from the very early days of energy “conservation” starting in the 1960’s through today and identify how major events have influenced the policy landscape. We will define and dive into pending or recently decided policies and legislation that impact your job in the energy efficiency and demand response industries. Take away resources you can use to stay up-to-date in this ever-changing industry. This is the perfect foundation to quickly accelerate your understanding and help you better navigate your career in energy efficiency and demand response.
Happy Hours
The Council hosts regular happy hours with our friends at AESP’s California Chapter to get members and colleagues together to network about progress in the energy efficiency and demand response industry. Happy hours are open to the public so invite your friends and colleagues for an evening of fun, networking, appetizers and drinks!
IOU Business Forums (Members Only):
Every year the Council and each investor-owned utility convenes a business forum. The forums are a unique opportunity to hear key utility representatives speak about their energy efficiency and demand response goals and activities, and discuss topics affecting our businesses. We also provide networking time, so it’s a great opportunity to meet utility staff. The business forums are typically held in the spring and summer.
If you are a member and would like to learn more, email info@cedmc.org.
EM&V Forum with the IOUs:
Each year Council members and the IOUs get together for an EM&V Business Forum. This forum is to better understand the broad goals of the utilities, meet a number of their pertinent staff and have a conversation about key issues relating to EM&V. The primary focus of the 2016 agenda was normalized metered energy consumption (NMEC) from the perspective of IOU Program Administrators (program-orientation), Implementers, and EM&V practitioners. Each perspective helped promote extensive discussion. If you are a member and would like to learn more, email info@cedmc.org.
Policy Calls (Members Only):
The Council holds Policy Call Webinars every other Friday. These calls are designed to engage the membership on key policy issues and forums where The Council is active. They regularly provide updates and discussion around the Council’s involvement at the Legislature, CPUC, CEC, and more. Participating in these calls is the best way for members to provide input on policy positions, raise awareness on key issues facing your company, and stay up-to-date on important policy developments. Policy Calls are free to full and sustaining members. If you are a member and would like to be included in these calls, email info@cedmc.org.
Demand Response Calls (Members Only):
The Council is excited to respond to the need to serve the demand response community in California with additional information, advocacy and leadership. We are offering a 1-hour biweekly call/Webinar that is specifically dedicated to issues that impact demand management businesses. The calls focus on sharing information, developing advocacy positions and discussing what we can do to plan for new opportunities in California’s ever changing regulatory and legislative environment. If you are a member and would like to be included in these calls, email info@cedmc.org.
EM&V Calls (Members Only):
The Council holds Webinars the last Wednesday of the month with those members interested in evaluation, measurement and verification issues. These calls discuss a range of issues and strategies around EM&V in California.
EM&V Calls are free to full and sustaining members. If you are a member and would like to be included in these calls, email info@cedmc.org.
