Clean energy projects are growing in number for obvious reasons. While clean energy technology is well-recognized for its ability to maximize resilience and support customer carbon emission reduction goals, the ability to control costs by mitigating peak load charges and unlock new revenue streams such as those from wholesale markets shouldn’t be overlooked. In addition, with multiple incentive programs now available, clean energy projects are more affordable than ever.

Please join us as we dive into the key considerations for public power as they begin the clean energy journey. We’ll cover:

  • Leveraging federal incentives include the IRA’s Direct Pay ITC, DOE incentives, and GRIP 
  • Integrated technologies and what makes the most sense for your project
  • Project economics – how to value a clean energy project
  • Optimizing the dispatch of the ESS around a use case such as coincident peak mitigation
  • Unlocking new revenue streams such as those from wholesale markets
  • What to look for in a clean energy partner
  • How to get started

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Mike Alter, Director FTM Product Marketing at Stem
Mike Alter, Director FTM Product Marketing at StemAs a Director of Front-of-Meter (FTM) Product Marketing, Mike leads Stem’s go-to-market strategy for energy storage and solar hardware, software, and professional service offerings. He has 7+ years of experience with wholesale markets, project finance, and utility distribution system planning, operations, and market design.
Brian Siu, Director of Federal Government Affairs at Stem
Brian Siu, Director of Federal Government Affairs at StemWith nearly 20 years of experience, Brian is an accomplished strategist and policy analyst with a deep understanding of the policy development and lawmaking process. In this role as Director of Federal Government Affairs at Stem, he provides insight and strategic guidance across a range of policy issues.
Mike Mozingo, Marketing Director at Hometown Connections
Mike Mozingo, Marketing Director at Hometown ConnectionsMike Mozingo is Director of Marketing for Hometown Connections. Prior, Mike served public power at ElectriCities of North Carolina for 25 years, first as Communications Manager and later as Key Accounts Manager.

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