Webinar Demand Flexibility and Customer Engagement October 10, 2019 11:00 AM PST/ 2:00 PM EST 60 min Register for Webinar Members Free Non-members $199 Register for Webinar Use Customer Engagement to Unlock the Best of Demand Response Utilities and the industry are uncovering a plethora of capabilities for demand flexibility as they adopt more advanced technology. But there is a catch. To fully take advantage of the benefits of demand flexibility, Customers need to be engaged, educated, and feel invested. Unlock the secret to getting customers participating and just how critical they are to a great demand response program from industry leaders Oracle Utilities and ACEEE. You’ll learn: How utilities are employing customer devices as effective tools for demand response How enabling changes in customer behavior can benefit the utility What customer-sited storage can do to support system flexibility Register for Webinar Not a member? Learn more about the benefits of joining the SEPA community. View Membership Info Share Share on TwitterShare on FacebookShare on LinkedIn About the Speakers Neel Gulhar VP, Product Management, Oracle Neel Gulhar is the Vice President of Product at Oracle Utilities. He partners with industry leaders to guide Oracle’s go-to-market strategies and steering new product development. Prior to Oracle, Neel was with Baltimore Gas and Electric for 13 years. He led implementation of smart grid solutions and demand response programs. Neel is a technologist — he loves playing with the latest gadgets and applies this passion to further the industry. Neel graduated from University of Maryland with a dual degree in Computer Science and Finance, and subsequently earned a MBA from Johns Hopkins University. At home, he is surrounded by loving daughters and a wife. From time to time, they let him get out to play a round of golf, which is his third passion behind family and energy sustainability. Dan York Utilities, State, and Local Policy Program Fellow, ACEEE Dan York has more than 20 years of experience in researching, analyzing and implementing energy efficiency policies and programs. He is widely recognized for his work tracking and analyzing trends and emerging issues in utility-sector energy efficiency programs. His entire educational and professional experiences have focused on energy efficiency and conservation as the foundations for a sustainable economy. He joined ACEEE in 2001. Prior to joining ACEEE, Dan was a senior project manager at the Energy Center of Wisconsin. He has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Minnesota. His master of science and PhD degrees are both in “land resources” from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with an emphasis in “energy analysis and policy.” An early highlight of his career was a year of energy policy research in Norway as a Fulbright Fellow at the University of Oslo’s Centre for Development and the Environment.