Conference Agenda

INTERSECT 2019: The New Energy Ecosystem
Day 1. Wednesday, April 10th
Agenda Item Speakers Discussion Topic
12:00-12:45pm Registration at the Georgia Hotel and Conference Center (GTHCC)
12:45-2:15pm Innovation Trek
2:15-2:30pm Travel to GTHCC
2:30-4:00pm Welcome and Overview: EPICenter’s First Two Years Richard Simmons
EPICenter Announcements Dan Matisoff, John Thornton, Scott Duncan
Energy Infrastructure and Community Resilience Scott Ganz, Chuanyi Ji
Energy Storage Southeast Santiago Grijalva
Industrial Data & IioT Milton Mueller
Creating the Next in Logistics Valerie Thomas
The Energy Burden in the Southeast Marilyn Brown
Looking Ahead Richard Simmons
4:00-4:30pm BREAK
4:30-4:40pm Welcome Remarks Tim Lieuwen: Executive Director, Strategic Energy Institute
4:40-5:40pm Leadership Panel

Jim Hannan: Executive VP, KOCH Industries Inc.; CEO, KOCH Enterprises

Tom Fanning: Chairman, President & CEO, Southern Company

Mary Anne Hitt: Director, Beyond Coal campaign, Sierra Club

Terry Boston: President and CEO (retired), PJM Interconnection

Moderator: “Bud” Peterson, President, Georgia Tech

What will the energy company of the future look like?

What will be the greatest opportunities and challenges of the new energy ecosystem?

What relationship will producers and consumers have with utilities in the future?

5:40-6:40pm Reception
6:40-7:40pm Dinner
7:30-8:00pm Evening Keynote Charles Whitmore: Senior Market Analyst (retired),US EIA The New Energy Ecosystem: A Historical Perspective
8:00-8:50pm Panel 1: New Energy Platforms

Dennis McGinn: Vice Admiral, U.S. Navy (retired) Former Assistant Secretary of the Navy

Alistair Warwick: VP Fleet Services, BP Wind Energy

Wallace Buran: Partner, Consequent; Managing Director, CXO Advisors

George Karayannis: Vice President CityNOW, Panasonic USA

Moderator: Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, Former Deputy Secretary of Energy & Distinguished Professor of Practice, Georgia Tech

What platforms will dominate energy production and consumption?

Who will be the digital leader of the future?

What will the energy company of the future look like?

8:50-8:55pm Closing Remarks Tim Lieuwen: Executive Director, Strategic Energy Institute
Day 2. Thursday, April 11th
Agenda Item Speaker Discussion Topic
7:30-8:30am Breakfast and Registration
8:30-8:40am Morning Welcome Representative Don Parsons, Georgia House of Representatives
8:40-8:45am ARPA-E Remarks James Zahler; Associate Director for Technology to Market, ARPA-E
8:45-9:30am Morning Keynote

John Rice: Vice Chair, GE; President & CEO, GE Global Growth Organization

Moderator: Chaouki Abdallah, Executive VP for Research, Georgia Tech

The New Energy Ecosystem: A Global View Looking In
9:30-10:20am Panel 2: New Energy Producers and Consumers

Moe Khaleel: Associate Lab Director for Energy and Environmental Sciences, ORNL

Susan Kennedy: Founder, Director & CEO, Advanced MicroGrid Solutions

John Jones: SVP Development & Strategy, Extol Energy Services LLC

Kelly Speakes-Backman: CEO, Energy Storage Association

Moderator: Nicole Holmes, SVP of Sales and Contracts, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy

What does the energy consumer and producer of the future look like?

Who will make money and how will benefits be distributed?

How will this change the national energy mix?

10:20-10:30am BREAK
10:30-11:20am Panel 3: The New Transportation Ecosystem

Phil Jones: Executive Director, Alliance for Transportation Electrification

Mike Hunter: Professor of Transportation Systems Engineering, Georgia Tech

Arshad Mansoor: SVP Research & Development, EPRI

Mike Whitlatch: VP of Global Energy & Procurement, UPS

Moderator: Tom Madden, Chairman (retired), ScottMadden

Will transportation and electricity markets become coupled?

Who will reap the benefits of this convergence?

What does the transportation system of the future look like?

11:20-11:35pm Closing Remarks Tim Lieuwen: Executive Director, Strategic Energy Institute
11:35-1:00pm Closing Lunch All