April 7-8, 2010
Westin Washington DC City Center
1400 M Street NW
Washington, DC 20005

Smart Grid policies that maximize the benefits to consumers need to encompass more than just the electric or telecom sectors policies. The purpose of the Summit is to create a forum to align policies for energy, telecommunication, the environment and the economy, and fulfill the promises of smart grid deployments. The Summit brings together dozens of representatives from a wide variety of policy communities including: state and federal legislative, regulatory and administrative agencies, labor, consumers, and representatives from the major energy and smart grid associations. In this first of its kind multiple-policy, multiple-community Summit, the UTC intends to provide a forum for this next level of policy development, while addressing -

• Legislative And Regulatory Policy Initiatives – What Should We Expect?
• Balancing Multiple Policy Initiatives – Can We Get It Right?
• Smart Grids And Broadband – Can They Be Mutually Supportive?
• Comprehensive Spectrum Policies – What Is Necessary For Smart Grids?
• The Standards Making Process – Can It Fulfill Its Goal?
• Cyber Security and Consumer Privacy – What’s Really Needed?
• Smart Grid Benefits – Maximize The Benefits For Everyone Or Just A Few?
• Smart Grid Policies – Challenges for Tomorrow?

Presentations: Wednesday & Thursday

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