Hill Heat

Rescheduled from February 3rd. The purpose of the hearing is to consider the nominations of:

• Maria Duaime Robinson, to be an Assistant Secretary of Energy (Office of Electricity)
• Dr. Joseph F. DeCarolis, to be Administrator of the Energy Information Administration
• Laura Daniel-Davis, to be an Assistant Secretary of the Interior (Land and Minerals Management)

08/02/2022 at 10:00AM

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) – News conference The Energy Information Administration (EIA) holds a news conference to present a projection of U.S. energy supply, demand and prices to 2035 with the early release of the reference case projection from the “Annual Energy Outlook 2011.”

Speaker

• EIA Administrator Richard Newell

The Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Nitze Building, 1740 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Kenney Auditorium, Washington, D.C.

CONTACT: Felisa Neuringer Klubes, 202-663-5626, [email protected]; or Jonathan Cogan, 202-586-8719, [email protected]

16/12/2010 at 09:30AM

For the first time, the U.S. Energy Information Administration is hosting a major energy conference in partnership with the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) at Johns Hopkins University. The conference attracts U.S. and international attendees from government, industry, non-profit organizations, the media, and academia.

2010 Energy Conference with Keynotes

• Dr. Steven Chu, Secretary of Energy
• Dr. Lawrence H. Summers, Director of the National Economic Council

Session	Moderator
U.S. Climate Change Policy: What’s Next After Copenhagen	Richard Newell (EIA Administrator)
Short-Term Energy Prices — What Drivers Matter Most?	Howard Gruenspecht (EIA Deputy Administrator)
The Energy-Water Nexus: Availability and Impacts	Howard Gruenspecht
EIA’s 2010 Annual Energy Outlook Highlights	John Conti (EIA)
Regulating Energy Commodities	Steve Harvey (EIA)
Biofuels: Continuing Shifts in the Industry and Long-Term Outlook	Michael Schaal (EIA)
Natural Gas: U.S. Markets in a Global Context	Glen Sweetnam (EIA)
Smart Grid: Impacts on Electric Power Supply and Demand	Joseph Paladino (DOE, Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability)
Energy and the Economy	Adam Sieminski (Deutsche Bank)
Energy Efficiency: Measuring Gains and Quantifying Opportunities	Deborah Bleviss (School of Advanced International Studies)

Confirmed speakers

• Paul N. Argyropoulos (Environmental Protection Agency)
• David M. Arseneau (Federal Reserve Board)
• Thomas Beauduy (Susquehanna River Basin Commission)
• Guy Caruso (Center for Strategic and International Studies)
• Brooke Coleman (New Fuels Alliance)
• John Conti (EIA)
• Sean Cota (Cota & Cota)
• Tom R. Eizember (Exxon Mobil Corporation)
• Michelle Foss (University of Texas)
• Peter Gross (EIA)
• Jason Grumet (Bipartisan Policy Center)
• Karen Harbert (U.S. Chamber of Commerce)
• M. Michael Hightower (Sandia National Laboratories)
• Skip Horvath (Natural Gas Supply Association)
• Gina McCarthy (Environmental Protection Agency)
• Edward L. Morse (Credit Suisse Securities)
• Deanna L. Newcomb (McDermott Will & Emery LLP)
• Mary Novak (IHS Global Insight)
• Matthew C. Rogers (DOE)
• Timothy D. Searchinger (Princeton University)
• Benjamin Schlesinger (Benjamin Schlesinger and Associates/Galway Group)
• Andrew Slaughter (Shell)
• Glen Sweetnam (EIA)
• Jeff Wright (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission)

International Trade Center
1300 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
Washington, DC 20004

06/04/2010 at 12:00AM

The 2009 EIA conference is being held April 7-8 at the Washington Convention Center.

Please register onsite at the Walter E Washington Convention Center starting at 7:30am on Tuesday, April 7th.

Wednesday agenda

7:30 AM	Registration and Badging
	Concurrent Sessions
9:00 AM	(7) Energy Data Needs (8) Energy and the Media Moderator: Margot Anderson (EIA) Moderator: John Anderson (Resources for the Future) Speakers: Jeff Genzer (Duncan, Weinberg, Genzer & Pembroke, P.C.) Philip Hanser (Brattle Group) Shirley Neff (Center for Strategic and International Studies) Frank Rusco (U.S. Government Accountability Office) Speakers: Barbara Hagenbaugh (USA Today) Steven Mufson (Washington Post) Eric Pooley (Harvard University) Robert Rapier (R-SQUARED Energy blog)
10:30 AM	Break
11:00 AM	(9) Investing in Oil and Natural Gas – Opportunities and Barriers (10) Greenhouse Gas Emissions: What’s Next? Moderator: Bruce Bawks (EIA) Moderator: Howard Gruenspecht (EIA) Speakers: Susan Farrell (PFC Energy) John Felmy (American Petroleum Institute) Michelle Foss (University of Texas) Paul Sankey (Deutsche Bank) Speakers: Joe Aldy (Executive Office of the President) Dave Cavicke (House Committee on Energy and Commerce) Greg Dotson (House Committee on Energy and Commerce) Joe Goffman (Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works)

08/04/2009 at 07:30AM

The 2009 EIA conference is being held April 7-8 at the Washington Convention Center.

Please register onsite at the Walter E Washington Convention Center starting at 7:30am on Tuesday, April 7th.

Tuesday agenda

7:30 AM	Registration and Badging
9:00 AM	Plenary
	Welcome – Howard Gruenspecht Acting Administrator, Energy Information Administration Keynote Address – Dr. Steven Chu, Secretary of Energy Energy and the Macroeconomy – William D. Nordhaus, Sterling Professor of Economics, Yale University Energy in a Carbon-Constrained World – John W. Rowe, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Exelon Corporation
10:30 AM	Break
	Concurrent Sessions
11:00 AM	(1) The Future for Transport Demand (2) What’s Ahead for Natural Gas Markets? Moderator: Andy Kydes (EIA) Moderator: Steve Harvey (EIA) Speakers: Lew Fulton (International Energy Agency) David Greene (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) Lee Schipper (Precourt Institute, Stanford University) Speakers: Brian Jeffries (Wyoming Pipeline Authority) James Simpson (BENTEK Energy, LLC) Rick Smead (Navigant Consulting) John Strom (Haddington Ventures, LLC) Christine Tezak
12:30 PM	Lunch Break
1:45 PM	(3) Meeting the Growing Demand for Liquids (4) Electric Power Infrastructure: Status and Challenges for the Future Moderator: Glen Sweetnam (EIA) Moderator: Scott Sitzer (EIA) Speakers: Eduardo González-Pier (PEMEX) David Knapp (Energy Intelligence Group) Fareed Mohamedi (PFC Energy) Speakers: P. Kumar Agarwal (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) Timothy J. Brennan (University of Maryland) Mark G. Lauby (North American Electric Reliability Corporation)
3:15 PM	Break
3:30 PM	(5) Renewable Energy in the Transportation and Power Sectors (6) Financial Markets and Short-Term Energy Prices Moderator: Michael Schaal (EIA) Moderator: Tancred Lidderdale (EIA) Speakers: Denise Bode (American Wind Energy Association) Bob Dinneen (Renewable Fuels Association) Bryan Hannegan (Electric Power Research Institute) David Humbird (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) Speakers: Jeffrey Harris (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) Robert McCullough (McCullough Research) Adam E. Sieminski (Deutsche Bank) Robert Weiner (George Washington University)
5:00 PM	Adjourn

07/04/2009 at 07:30AM

Representatives from CRS, EIA, EPA, and CBO discuss their economic analyses of Lieberman-Warner (S. 2191) and other emissions-controlling climate legislative proposals.

Witnesses

• Brent Yacobucci, Congressional Research Service
• Dr. Larry Parker, Congressional Research Service
• Dr. Howard Gruenspecht, Deputy Administrator, Energy Information Administration
• Dr. Brian McLean, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• Dr. Peter Orszag, Congressional Budget Office

20/05/2008 at 10:00AM