Conferences
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St. Louis, MO
We’re excited to invite you and MEEA members to the 2017 Midwest Energy Policy Conference with the theme Energy Driving the Economy. In the ever-evolving landscape of energy, the economic impact of the development and delivery of energy has changed. This year’s sessions will provide MEEA and its members an opportunity to prepare for what’s coming to the Midwest and what role they can play. Please share this information with them.
In our tradition of collaborating with energy stakeholders in the Midwest, MEI is offering MEEA members and their colleagues a 25% discount to participate. Click HERE to register. Use the code MEEA17 to access your MEEA discount.
The conference will be held Oct. 3-4 in St. Louis at the Eric P. Newman Education Center on the Washington University Medical Campus. Check out the diverse topics we’ll be discussing this year.
MEPC 2017 sessions
- Health of Utilities in Age of Distributed Generation
- Grid Modernization: Where, How and Why
- The Economics of Energy Efficiency
- Microgrids in Action: Midwest Case Studies
- Economic Impact of Federal Policy and Researc
- Infrastructure: The Bottom Dollar - Need & Impact
- Missouri Regulatory & Legislative Happenings
MEPC is a great way to network with other energy professionals. To enhance that, MEI has again teamed up with Whova to provide networking opportunities for attendees to connect for immediate networking via LinkedIn and a fantastic app on your phone.
This year’s speakers
Lillian Federico (RRA), David Sarkisian (North Carolina State University), Ian Hoffman (Lawrence Berkley Lab), Nick Dreher (Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance), John Shadegg (Polsinelli), Brad Townsend (Bipartisan Policy Center), Daniel Hall (Mo PSC Chair), Rep. Rocky Miller (MO House Utilities Chair), Angie Rolufs (Missouri University of Science and Technology), Rick Welton (Ameren), Ed Balbis (Accenture), Steve Spinner (SDS Consulting), Kyle Rogers (American Gas Association), Aaron Atterbery (Black and Veatch)
Accomodations
MEPC will be approved for Missouri CLE. Hotel accommodations can be made at ParkWay Hotel (a nearby 4-star hotel in Central West End).
MEPC sponsors
Electrical Connection, Sheet Metal Workers, Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 562, Washington University, Polsinelli, KCP&L, Ameren, Mizzou Advantage, Spire, Burns & McDonnell, Missouri Dept. of Economic Development, ITC, Missourians for a Balanced Energy Future, Midwest Energy News and the Energy Bar Association
MEPC is presented by the Missouri Energy Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working to build collaborative partnerships between public and private entities to increase support for energy education, research, economic development, and better or consensus-driven policy development.