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The Networked Grid 2010 will be held at the Hyatt Grand Champion Resort in Palm Springs, California.

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The Networked Grid 2010

Two Day Smart Grid Conference in Palm Springs, California May 18-19, 2010

The electric power industry is rapidly moving beyond the smart meter to that of an information-rich networked grid. Information technology and advanced communication networks are enabling an intelligent grid infrastructure that is spawning the development and deployment of transformative applications for next-generation utility networks.

Between 2010 and 2020, power grids around the globe will be transformed through a series of stages driven by the availability of infrastructure technology and application market demand. Everything from improved power quality and reduction in peak demand to the integration of distributed renewable energy resources and PHEVs will influence the portfolio of smart grid technologies and applications to come.

The Networked Grid 2010 is Greentech Media's premier two-day smart grid conference, covering next-generation smart grid infrastructure and applications. Topics to be covered at this smart grid event include:

  • North American Utility Executive Round Table Discussion
  • Networked Grid Communications Infrastructure: Scaling AMI and Beyond
  • The Soft Grid: Smart Grid's Killer Applications
  • Power Forward: Grid Optimization and Distribution Automation
  • Information is Power: Meter Data Management and Analytics
  • Winning the Home Network Battle: PHYs, Protocols and Platforms
  • The Smart Home Customer Experience: Next-Generation Consumer Services and TOU Pricing
  • Securing the Networked Grid Infrastructure
  • Addressing Peak Demand: The Future of Demand Response and Smart Appliances
  • The Microgrid Emergence: Distributed, Intermittent Renewable Power & Storage
  • Utility Enterprise 2.0: Information Technology and Back-Office Systems Integration
  • The Networked EV: Smart Grids and Electric Vehicles
  • The Networked Building: Efficient, Automated "Energy LANs"

In addition, The Networked Grid 2010 will feature two in-depth workshops:

  • Power Layer Infrastructure Technologies and Network Communications Layer Architectures
  • North American Utility Smart Grid Case Studies

The full agenda for The Networked Grid 2010 can be found here.

The venue for The Networked Grid 2010 is the beautiful Hyatt Grand Champions Resort, Villas and Spa in Palm Springs, CA.

Testimonials From Past Events

  • “It is one of the rare events I have participated in that successfully kept a majority of the audience engaged well into the evening... You clearly managed to corral the A-list for panelists. Well done.” Hugh McDermott, Better Place

Networking professionals at Greentech Media's 2009 Networked Grid.

Speakers

  • Sharon Allan

    Senior Executive, Utility Industry Group, Accenture

  • Sanket Amberkar

    Senior Manager, Smart Grid, Cisco Systems, Inc.

  • Rob Bearman

    Director, Global Energy Alliances, Better Place

  • Thomas Owen Bialek, Ph.D., P.E.

    Chief Engineer – Smart Grid, San Diego Gas & Electric

  • Witold Bik

    Vice President, Automation Systems Division, S&C Electric Company

  • Andy Bochman

    Energy Security Lead IBM/Rational

  • Kristen T. Bowring

    Senior Director, Home Management Platform, New Business CSG, Best Buy, Inc.

  • Andres Carvallo

    EVP and Chief Strategy Officer, Grid Net

  • Atri Chatterjee

    Senior Vice President of Enterprise Services, VeriSign

  • Clement Chen

    Senior Vice President, Strategic Development, Infrastructure, Logistics & Product Solutions Group, SAIC

  • Peter L. Corsell

    CEO, GridPoint

  • Rich Creegan

    Vice President – Marketing and Strategy, Itron

  • Matthew Crosby

    Regulatory Analyst, California PUC

  • Phil Davis

    Senior Manager, Demand Response Solutions, Schneider Electric

  • Gregg Dixon

    Senior Vice President, Marketing, EnerNOC

  • Eric Dresselhuys

    EVP, CMO, Silver Spring Networks

  • Seth Frader-Thompson

    CEO, Founder, EnergyHub

  • Gary Fromer

    CEO, CPower

  • Lou Fusco

    Director, Engineering and Technology, Pacific Gas and Electric Company

  • Kenneth I. Geisler

    Business Development Manager, Smart Grid, Siemens

  • Josh Gerber

    Lead Architect for Smart Grid, San Diego Gas & Electric

  • Greg Guthridge

    Global Retail Operations Lead, Accenture

  • Erich W. Gunther, P.E.

    Chairman and CTO, EnerNex Corporation

  • Kristen Helsel

    VP of EV Solutions, AeroVironment

  • Bob Irvin

    North Highland Energy Advisor, ex-VP of Strategy, Duke Energy

  • Mateo Jaramillo

    Director of Powertrain Business Development, Tesla Motors

  • Linda Jackman

    Group Vice President - Product Strategy & Management, Oracle Utilities

  • Larsh Johnson

    Founder, Director, and Chief Technology Officer, eMeter

  • Stephen Johnston

    CEO, SmartSynch

  • Stewart Kantor

    President, CEO, Full Spectrum

  • Lee Krevat

    Director, Smart Grid, SDG&E

  • Alex Laskey

    President, Founder, OPOWER

  • Jacqueline Lemmerhirt

    Senior Director of Energy Vision Product Management, Aclara

  • Dave Leonard

    CEO and Co-Founder, Redwood Systems

  • Stuart Lombard

    President, CEO , ecobee

  • Richard Lowenthal

    Founder and CEO, Coulomb Technologies

  • Saadat Malik

    Senior Manager, Smart Grid Solutions and Architecture Development, Cisco

  • Kishore Manghnani

    Vice President, Communications and Consumer Business, Marvell

  • Jason Matlof

    Partner, Battery Ventures

  • Kevin Meagher

    Chief Technology Officer, EDSA Power Analytics

  • Jack Mc Gowan

    CEO, Energy Control Inc.

  • Terry Mohn

    Chief Innovation Officer, Balance Energy

  • Daniel Moneta

    Co-Founder, Director of Business Development, MMB Research

  • Michael R. Montoya

    Director of Engineering Advancement, Southern California Edison

  • Paul Nagel

    Vice President of Business Development, Control4

  • Jeff Nichols

    Director, Network & Communication Services, SDG&E

  • Rilck Noel

    Vice President and Global Managing Director, Business Energy and Utilities Practice, Verizon

  • Diarmuid O’Connell

    Vice President of Business Development, Tesla

  • Tom Parker

    Director of Security Consulting Services, Securicon

  • Jim Parks

    Program Manager of Energy Efficiency and Customer Research and Development, SMUD

  • Donald Paul

    Executive Director, University of Southern California Energy Institute

  • Mike Picchi

    Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Comverge

  • Tom Pincince

    President and CEO, Digital Lumens

  • Mike Sanderson

    VP Engineering, Proximetry

  • John Steinberg

    CEO, Co-Founder, EcoFactor

  • Ivo Steklac

    Executive Vice President of Sales and Strategy, Tendril Networks, Inc.

  • Rick Stephenson

    President & CEO, Revere Security

  • Andrew Tang

    Senior Director, Integrated Demand-side Management Products, Pacific Gas and Electric Company

  • Steve Thomas

    Manager, Global Energy and Sustainability Communications, Johnson Controls, Inc.

  • Kannan Tinnium

    Power Systems Platform Leader, Power Conversion Systems, GE Global Research

  • Steve Vassallo

    Venture Partner, Foundation Capital

  • Terry Vardell

    Product Development Manager, Duke Energy Company

  • Gene Wang

    CEO, People Power

  • Wayne Wiebe

    Senior Vice President, Kenmark Group

  • Andy Zetlan

    Smart Grid Solutions Executive, Telvent Utilities Group

  • Michael Kanellos

    Editor in Chief, Greentech Media

  • David J. Leeds

    Smart Grid Analyst, GTM Research

  • Rick Thompson

    President and Co-Founder, Greentech Media

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