Webinar Stacking DER Values: Increasing Asset Value or Reducing Grid Reliability? June 15, 2017 2:00 pm EST 60 minutes Register for Webinar Members Free Non-members $199.00 Register for Webinar Value stacking is defined as the bundling of grid applications, creating multiple value streams, which can improve the economics for distributed energy resources. Bundling grid applications to stack up multiple values can improve the economics for distributed energy resource (DER) technology investments by improving the return on investment (ROI) and reducing the payback period. However, in some areas of the country, DER value stacking complicates the interconnection and operation of the asset(s), especially when combining retail-level value with wholesale market services. This webinar will provide examples of how value stacking has been done successfully today in wholesale power markets, as well as highlight some of the existing barriers, coordination challenges, and operational challenges. 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 Erika Myers Executive Director at CharIN e.V North America, SEPA Myers has nearly 20 years of experience in the EV and clean energy sectors and currently serves as the Executive Director of CharIN North America. Myers guides the association’s activities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean, engaging with members, industry, governments, and other stakeholders, and focusing on the use of open standards and interoperability linked linkfor public infrastructure investments. Previously Myers served as the Global e-Mobility Director for the World Resources Institute (WRI). Follow Erika Twitter LinkedIn Scott Baker Senior Business Solutions Analyst, PJM Scott Baker is a Sr. Business Solutions Analyst and leads PJM’s Advanced Technology Pilot program, which evaluates emerging technology and policy issues affecting RTO operations, markets, and planning processes. Recently, this work has focused on the integration of distributed energy resources into all aspects of PJM’s business practices, as well as exploring future technologies and strategies to integrate increasing amounts of DER into the power system. Bud Vos President and CEO, Enbala, Enbala Arthur (Bud) Vos President and CEO, Enbala With more than 20 years of experience with distributed energy and start-ups, Bud Vos has in-depth experience with providing high-value software solutions. As president and CEO of Enbala, Bud is leading the company as it continues to expand its industry-leading Virtual Power Plant and DERMS solutions. Bud previously served as the COO of Simple Energy, a SaaS-based company that leverages data analytics to motivate utility customers to save energy. He was also senior vice president of utility sales and CTO of Comverge, a leading provider of integrated demand response, energy efficiency and customer engagement solutions. In addition, Bud was founder and vice president of engineering at Sixth Dimension, a provider of Internet-based control systems for demand response and distributed generation systems. Rich Barone Manager, Demand Response, Hawaiian Electric Company Rich Barone is the Manager of the Demand Response department at Hawaiian Electric. He provides leadership and direction in DR strategy, business cases, technologies and program portfolio and market development. Rich works across process areas and the three Hawaiian Electric utilities to optimize DR and Distributed Energy Resources to foster customer choice and system reliability while supporting the state’s clean energy goals. Rich joined Hawaiian Electric with over 15 years of strategic planning, early-stage technology assessment, software development and system integration expertise. His most recent experience is as Associate Director in Emerging Technologies at Navigant Consulting. In that role, his primary focus was in Demand Response and Smart Grid. Prior to his tenure with Navigant, Rich was employed by Pacific Controls, Inc. as VP, Smart Grid Services. Rich holds a M.S. in Energy Technology & Policy and an M.B.A. in Entrepreneurship from the University of Colorado. He earned an MS in E-commerce Application Development from Columbia University and he holds a dual B.A. in English and Philosophy from Boston College.