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SUMMARY:Storage 101 Lunch & Learn
DESCRIPTION:Join the Institute for Energy Innovation and Michigan EIBC for an overview of energy storage in Michigan. This event is for Michigan state legislators\, legislative staff\, and Michigan EIBC members only. \nThe schedule is as follows: \n11:30 am – Networking & Boxed Lunch \n12:00 pm – Panel Discussion with Q & A \n1:30 pm – Adjournment \nPlease RSVP here.
URL:https://www.mieibc.org/event/storage-101-lunch-learn/
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SUMMARY:UP Energy Summit
DESCRIPTION:The UP Energy Summit will bring together regulators\, utilities\, and thought leaders to talk about the issues at the forefront of the energy industry. The event will close with remarks from Michigan EIBC President Liesl Clark. \nRSVP Here
URL:https://www.mieibc.org/event/up-energy-summit/
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SUMMARY:Members Only Lobby Day
DESCRIPTION:On May 1\, Michigan EIBC member companies spread out across the Capitol to discuss advanced energy issues with Michigan’s legislature. Ten Michigan EIBC member companies sent eighteen people who gathered at Dykema’s offices bright and early to prepare for the busy day. Two teams met with members of the House Energy Committee\, House and Senate Local Government Committees\, House Tax Policy Committee\, and Senate Finance Committee\, as well as House and Senate leadership. \nIn meetings with more than 20 representatives\, EIBC members discussed the benefits that their companies bring to Michigan communities\, the need for tax certainty for advanced energy\, and ongoing efforts to improve market opportunities and remove barriers for advanced energy deployment. Members expressed their support for two bills introduced by Rep. Barrett (HB 5143 and HB 5680) that were favorably voted out of the House Tax Policy Committee on May 2. We also expressed support for recently introduced bills (HB 5692 and HB 5693) that would remove the distributed generation tariff and return to net energy metering for rooftop solar customers. Overall\, EIBC was well received by the legislators and we had many productive conversations.
URL:https://www.mieibc.org/event/members-only-lobby-day/
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SUMMARY:6th Annual Member Meeting
DESCRIPTION:On Monday\, April 30\, 2018\, Michigan EIBC held its 6th Annual Member Meeting at the Radisson Hotel Lansing at the Capitol. This full-day conference provided over 200 attendees with an opportunity to network\, learn about innovations in advanced energy\, and get an overview on the latest policy developments. \n \nIn her opening remarks\, Michigan EIBC president Liesl Eichler Clark took the opportunity to draw attention to Michigan EIBC’s new logo and website\, both of which were released the day of the event. Clark also highlighted Michigan EIBC activities and successes over the last year including passage of a bill to extend PACE financing to methane digesters\, quarterly Energy 101 Lunch and Learn events with legislators and members\, and development of new topic-specific initiatives focused on wind\, solar\, corporate purchasers\, and electric vehicles. \n \nThe event opened with mainstage discussion on grid modernization between Liesl Eichler Clark\, president of Michigan EIBC\, Consumers Energy’s Senior Vice President of Governmental\, Regulatory\, and Public Affairs\, Brandon Hofmeister\, and Michigan Public Service Commission Chairman Sally Talberg. \n \nThe opening conversation was followed by a set of breakout panels. Attendees had the opportunity to listen to a discussion on renewable energy siting moderated by Dr. Sarah Mills of the University of Michigan\, with panelists including Dave Shiflett of Michigan EIBC member company Geronimo Energy\, Franny Yuhas of Michigan EIBC member company Turning Point Energy\, Matt Wagner of DTE Energy\, and Steve Caminati of Michigan EIBC member company Apex Clean Energy. \n \nAt the same time\, another panel across the hall featured Tom Stanton of the National Regulatory Research Institute\, Kevin O’Connell of Michigan EIBC member company Michigan CAT\, Lauren Flanagan of Michigan EIBC member company Sesame Solar\, and Douglas Jester of Michigan EIBC member company 5 Lakes Energy. \n \nThe highlight came mid-day when keynote speaker Matt McGovern\, CEO of Cypress Creek Renewables\, led a Power Chat on Michigan’s solar industry in a national context. \n  \nAfter lunch\, attendees got to choose between panels on “Powering Mobility” and “Demand Destruction.” The advanced mobility panel\, moderated by MPSC Commissioner Norm Saari\, featured Sarah Barbo of Consumers Energy\, Britta Gross of General Motors\, and Glenn Stevens of MICHauto. In the other room\, David Gard of the Michigan Energy Efficiency Contractors Association moderated a panel discussion on energy efficiency featuring Alex Lopez of Michigan EIBC member company Oracle\, Carla Walker-Miller of Walker-Miller Energy Servicesand board member of Michigan EIBC\, and Kyle Peczynski of Michigan EIBC member company Petros Partners. \n \nThe next breakout session featured a panel on corporate demand for advanced energy\, moderated by Dan Scripps of the Energy Foundation. The panel featured speakers Michelle Redfield of Michigan EIBC member company Schneider Electric\, Rob Threlkeld of General Motors\, Sam Hogg of Michigan EIBC Member Company Spartan Renewable Energy\, and Adam Simon of the University of Michigan. \n \nAt the same time\, Commissioner Rachael Eubanks of the MPSC was moderating a panel on commercial and residential energy storage with panelists Mia Adams of the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO)\, Ray Hohenstein of Fluence Energy\, and Carmine Pizzurro of eCAMION. \n \nThe event closed with a media panel moderated by Dave Palsrok of Dykema on what the 2018 election could mean for energy policy. The panel featured as speakers Kyle Melinn of MIRS News\, Andy Balaskovitz of Midwest Energy News\, Emily Lawler of MLive\, and Zach Gorchow of Gongwer. \nThe event was sponsored by Consumers Energy\, Apex Clean Energy\, CLEAResult\, Invenergy\, ITC\, Michigan Agency for Energy\, Southern Current\, Clarke Energy\, Dickinson Wright\, Energy News Network\, Geronimo Energy\, Hemlock Semiconductor\, Latham & Watkins\, Michigan CAT\, Spartan Renewable Energy\, and Varnum.
URL:https://www.mieibc.org/event/6th-annual-member-meeting-4/
LOCATION:Radisson Hotel Lansing at the Capitol\, 111 N Grand Ave\, Lansing\, MI\, 48933\, United States
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SUMMARY:Solar 101 Lunch & Learn
DESCRIPTION:Join the Institute for Energy Innovation and the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council for an overview of solar deployment in Michigan. This event is for Michigan state legislators\, legislative staff\, and Michigan EIBC members only. \n\nThe schedule is as follows: \n11:30 am – Networking & Boxed Lunch \n12:00 pm – Panel Discussion \n1:30 pm – Adjournment
URL:https://www.mieibc.org/event/solar-101-lunch-learn/
LOCATION:Mackinac Room\, House Office Building\, 124 N Capitol Ave\, Lansing\, MI\, 48933\, United States
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