11th Annual Energy Conference

Energy Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead

Special Keynote Address by

Angelina Galiteva

Chair, Board of Governors

California Independent System Operator

Sustain SoCal presents its 11th Annual Energy Conference, a virtual event focused on innovations and new approaches to energy resilience. Fast-moving developments and emerging trends are creating an unprecedented wave of energy insecurity.

Achieving energy resilience is a collaborative effort that involves balancing the needs of all stakeholders in the energy value-chain, from energy generation to transmission & distribution to the end user.

Agenda:

The Decade Ahead: Perspectives from Utilities

Vitaly Lee, Vice-Chair Sustain SoCal, EVP Development, BayWa r.e. (Moderator)

Mitch Mitchell, VP, State Government Affairs & External Affairs, SDG&E

Todd Corbin, General Manager, Riverside Public Utilities

Mark Irwin, Director of Energy Contract Management, Southern California Edison

Fred Barvarz, Transmission & Distribution Manager, Anaheim Public Utilities

Jason Rondou, Director, Clean Grid LA Strategy Division, Los Angeles Department of Water & Power

Pathways to Resilient Energy Solutions

Mayte Sanchez, Director of Energy, L.A.Cleantech Incubator (Moderator)

Yuri Freedman, Senior Director, Market Development, SoCalGas

Rachel Permut, Director of Solutions Innovation, Engie

Aravind Batra, VP, P2S

Dara Salour, Program Manager, AESC

So Cal CCA Update and Introducing the Orange County Energy Authority

Ryan Baron, Partner, BBK (Moderator)

Mike Carroll, Vice Mayor, City of Irvine

Antonia Graham, Deputy City Manager, City of Fullerton

Gary Saleba, Executive Consultant, EES Consulting

Craig Perkins, President and Exec. Dir., The Energy Coalition

Join us for this important half-day of panels, guest speakers and interactive discussions as Sustain SoCal addresses real-world solutions that meet evolving energy resilience challenges and opportunities.

This online event is no-charge for Sustain SoCal members. Non-members registration fee is $20.

Attended by hundreds of key private sector, public sector and utility stakeholders, this conference will highlight new approaches that utilize both innovative energy technologies and forward-thinking leadership for building a resilient energy platform with power procured from responsibly generated sources.

Please join us for this important half-day of presentations and interactive discussions as Sustain SoCal addresses real-world solutions that meet Southern California’s evolving energy resilience challenges and opportunities.

This online event is no-charge for Sustain SoCal members. Non-members registration fee is $20.