"Clean Street Meets Wall Street" CEO forum; Market Report shows Ethanol rebound; "How These Advanced Energy Bills Became Law" Webinar

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When 'Clean Street Meets Wall Street,' Advanced Energy Markets Move Ahead ([link removed] )

In May, we convened one of the hottest events exploring the intersection of U.S. finance and advanced energy with both national and state impacts — AEE’s Clean Street Meets Wall Street CEO Forum. Coming from a range or perspectives, participants delved into cutting-edge topics, including current risks and opportunities in today’s electricity markets, and trends in the advanced energy investment pipeline. The New York City event was also a Who’s Who for networking and side conversations with executives from the advanced energy industry, financial institutions, electric utilities, and technology companies. Continue reading here.> ([link removed] )

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Advanced Energy Gains Momentum in Virginia ([link removed] )

Virginia Town & City, magazine of the Virginia Municipal League, published Virginia AEE's Harry Godfrey's article on the state of advanced energy; its promise of economic growth, jobs and cleaner energy sources; and five initiatives that demonstrate this transformation and opportunity:

Advanced energy is taking hold across the Commonwealth, from rooftop solar in Richmond to electric buses in Hampton Roads; from electric vehicle (EV) chargers popping up on I-81 to efficiency upgrades to public buildings across the state. The advanced energy industry is helping to grow and sustain Virginia’s economy. Today, the industry employs almost 100,000 people in the Commonwealth. That is more jobs than you will find in all the supermarkets and grocery stores across the state. Continue reading here (p.16-18).> ([link removed] )

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ADVANCED FUEL PRODUCTION: Ethanol Rebounds in U.S. After Decline ([link removed] )

This is one in a series of excerpts from the Advanced Energy Now 2019 Market Report, prepared for AEE by Navigant Research.

Revenue from Advanced Fuel Production grew to $160 billion worldwide in 2018, an increase of 11%, after bouncing back in 2017 from down years in 2015 and 2016. In the United States, Advanced Fuel revenue staged an even bigger comeback, reaching $33.4 billion in 2018 on 12% growth year over year. In the United States, that growth was led by Ethanol, which had declined sharply in revenue in previous years, and Biodiesel, while globally CNG and LNG used for transportation accounted for the biggest revenue gains over the past two years. The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for global Advanced Fuel Production revenue over the 2011-2018 period was 5%, while in the United States compound annual growth was -4%. Continue reading here or download the report and/or two-page highlights by clicking below.> ([link removed] )

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AEE webinars

Webinar: How These Advanced Energy Bills Became Laws ([link removed] )

With many states having concluded their legislative sessions for the year, this webinar will take stock of the progress made in securing pro-advanced energy legislation in key states around the country – and how it happened. In states including Nevada, Colorado, Texas, and Indiana, significant legislation promoting renewable energy, electric vehicles, and utility reform was approved by lawmakers – and bills hostile to advanced energy were stopped in their tracks. Hear from AEE and company experts on this year’s legislative breakthroughs, how they came about, and what legislative efforts are still under way.

Live on Tuesday, July 30, 2019

1pm ET / 10am PT

Panelists:

- Suzanne Bertin, Managing Director, Texas Advanced Energy Business Alliance
- Matt Stanberry, Managing Director, AEE
- JR Tolbert, Managing Director, AEE
- Erick Karlen, Policy Advisor, Greenlots
- Mark Stover, Director, Government & Regulatory Affairs, Apex Clean Energy

Register for the Webinar ([link removed] )

Featured Events

National Clean Energy Week & Policy Makers Symposium • September 23-27 • Nationwide & Washington, DC

Our capacity for secure and reliable energy generation is driving a clean energy renaissance that is creating jobs, strengthening America’s national security, and preserving our environment. Together, we will harness the power of free market and government collaboration to move America forward. With events across the U.S., National Clean Energy Week ([link removed] ) , Sept. 23-27, highlights new methods of market development, policy change, and technological innovation. Join us as a partner or sponsor, host an event, engage on social with #NCEW19 and register for our Policy Makers Symposium ([link removed] ) , Sept. 26 (early-bird rate ends July 31) to support commonsense solutions that address America’s economic and energy needs.

Pennsylvania Energy Efficiency Conference • September 26-27 • Harrisburg, PA

Keystone Energy Efficiency Alliance’s 9th annual Pennsylvania Energy Efficiency Conference is just around the corner! This year, the agenda features an exhibitor’s hall plus extra networking time. Following a keynote address from former FERC commissioner Robert Powelson and a special plenary session with representatives from Gov. Wolf’s GreenGov Council, we’ll hold breakout sessions on a range of topics from Big Data to Workforce Development, from Beneficial Electrification to Finance. In the evening, guests can mingle with speakers from ICF, CMC Energy, electric utilities, ACEEE, and the ECA at a cocktail hour and hear keynote address from Steve Cowell of E4TheFuture. Register today ([link removed] ) and use discount code AEEatPAEE for 10% off!

National Energy Efficiency Day • October 2

Please join AEE and our Energy Efficiency Communicators Network colleagues on Wed., October 2 for the 4th annual national Energy Efficiency Day. ([link removed] ) Together, we will trumpet the incredible benefits of saving energy — lower utility bills, more comfortable buildings, more jobs and economic growth, and cleaner air. Plus, for organizations, cities and states tackling harmful pollution, we know energy efficiency can get them about halfway toward their goals. We encourage you to mark your calendar and sign up to be a 2019 supporter – it's free! ([link removed] )

ADVANCED ENERGY NOW WEST - NEWSLETTER BANNER ([link removed] ) Advanced Energy Now | West • October 16-17 • Scottsdale, AZ

At AEE's new regional energy policy event, held at the J.W. Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa, you will hear from an influential group of advanced energy business leaders and policymakers who will discuss ways to accelerate advanced energy growth through state and federal policy across the region. Featured program speakers ([link removed] ) include Jeffrey Ackermann, Chairman, Colorado Public Utilities Commission; Bob Burns, Chairman, Arizona Corporation Commission, Jeff Guldner, President, Arizona Public Service Company; Suedeen Kelly, Co-Chair, Energy Practice, Jenner & Block, and former FERC Commissioner; Will Toor, Executive Director, Colorado Energy Office; and Hayle Williamson, Commissioner, Nevada Public Utilities Commission. REGISTER NOW ([link removed] ) and join us at Advanced Energy Now | West to network with industry leaders and work on an action agenda for growing your business.

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