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Webinar: "Gas Decoupling & Energy Efficiency: Right for Pennsylvania?"
Date: April 6, 2011
Time: 12noon-1pm
Where: From any computer with internet access
Price: $25 (free for KEEA members)
In Pennsylvania, gas utilities earn more revenue by selling more gas--this is referred to as the "throughput incentive." As a result of the throughput incentive, many view investments in energy efficiency as threats to the utility business model.
"Decoupling" is a general term for those policies that eliminate the throughput incentive and break the connection between gas sales and utility revenues. It is being discussed widely as the next important step in the development of Pennsylvania's energy efficiency industry.
Are the energy markets in Pennsylvania broken? Should the incentives of its gas utilities be realigned to support investments in energy efficiency? If so, how?
Join us for a presentation from Richard Sedano of the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), who will explain the basics of decoupling, the complexities of its implementation, and the obstacles to its adoption.
If you are a KEEA member, click here to register.