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Date and time

Tue, May 19, 2015

4:00 PM – 10:30 PM PDT

Location

Stanford University

David Packard Electrical Engineering Building (Auditorium)* Stanford University, California

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Description

The Ecosystems of Smart Grid – the public and the personal

May 19th (Tuesday), 2015, 4pm-10pm

David Packard Electrical Engineering Building (Auditorium)*
Stanford University, California

You're cordially invited to the NFIC 2015 Conference. The conference theme is "Smart Grid Ecosystems - The Public and The Personal" and the conference website is at http://nfic-2015.ieeesiliconvalley.org. Smart Grid is revolutionizing the way electricity is generated, distributed, delivered, and consumed. It will change the service model and consumer behavior.

Program

4:00-4.30 Registration & Networking

4:20-4:30 Welcome and Agenda

4:30-4:45 Smart Grid - Christine Hertzog, Managing Director of Smart Grid Library

4:45-6:15 Panel Session 1 – Smart Grid : the Personal

Covering the energy consumer aspects of the grid, from residential to business, answering questions about what Smart Grid means to you as an individual.

6:15-7:15 Dinner and Networking

7:15-8:0o Keynote - Dian Grueneich, Former Commissioner of California Public Utilities Commission0

8:00-9:30 Panel Session 2 – Smart Grid : the Public

The societal impact of enabling better efficiency, reliability, demand response, and sustainability of production and distribution. How will re-engineering the grid impact its existing infrastructure, service model, standards, policies, and regulation.