ADVANCEDENERGYECONOMY

AUGUST 6, 2014SHERATON GRAND, SACRAMENTO, CA

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WELCOME TO PATHWAY TO 2050Welcome to the second annual California gathering of the Advanced Energy Economy. We have dynamic business leaders and outstanding public officials coming together today to discuss California’s energy future. Thank you for your participation and leadership.

California is the leader of energy innovation in the United States. This status is rooted in the state’s unique assets in entrepreneurship and venture capital combined with policy commitments to cleaner energy and to lower greenhouse gas emissions. We can see it all around us: wind and solar farms in the desert, electric vehicles on the highways and solar on rooftops. The state is reaping the benefits in energy efficiency savings, cleaner air, new jobs and business growth. In California, we can truly see the advanced energy economy having an impact.

California is at a critical juncture. The cap-and-trade program has moved from drawing board to implementation. The burden now is on all of us to produce results. The same is true of Prop 39. With energy upgrades of schools and public buildings underway, California’s energy and climate programs are no longer about the future. They are about today. The focus is on performance.

Even so, the future still matters. California is well on its way to fulfilling its commitments for 2020 – including 33 percent of electricity coming from renewable energy and greenhouse gas emissions down to 1990 levels. Goals for 2050 are another matter. Have we built the public, business, and financing infrastructure for advanced energy development on the scale we will need to reach 80 percent emissions reduction by 2050? Are we working through the challenges of today in ways that equip us to meet the challenges of tomorrow?

California has made a promise of secure, clean, affordable energy for all. Now it’s time to deliver on that promise. Thank you for engaging in this important conversation.

Graham RichardCEO, Advanced Energy Economy

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

AEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS .................................................. (p.6)

AEE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL ................................................... (p.7)

AEE BUSINESS COUNCIL ........................................................ (p.8)

AEE GENERAL MEMBERS ....................................................... (p.9)

SHERATON GRAND SACRAMENTO HOTEL MAP ................ (p.10)

EVENT SPONSORS .................................................................. (p.11)

PATHWAY TO 2050 AGENDA ................................................. (p.12)

PATHWAY TO 2050 SPEAKER BIOS ....................................... (p.16)

BECOME A MEMBER OF AEE ................................................ (p.27)

ADVERTISEMENTS .................................................................. (p.28)

AEE BOARD OF DIRECTORSHemant TanejaManaging Director, General Catalyst Partners Co-Founder,Advanced Energy Economy

Michael J. Ahearn Chairman and Managing Partner,True North Venture Partners

James HughesCEO, First Solar

Arno HarrisCEO, Recurrent Energy

Tim HealyChairman and CEO, EnerNOC

Martin LagodManaging Director and Co-Founder, Firelake Capital Management

Susan ReillyPresident and CEO, RES Americas

Ted WhiteManaging Partner, Fahr, LLC

Doug EganCEO,Competitive Power Ventures

Alex LaskeyPresident and Founder, Opower

Naimish PatelCEO, Gridco Systems

Doyle BenebyPresident and CEO, CPS Energy

AEEI BOARD OF DIRECTORSTom SteyerBusiness Leader and Investor, Co-founder, Advanced Energy Economy

Hemant TanejaManaging Director, General Catalyst Partners,Co-Founder, Advanced Energy Economy

Reed HundtCEO, Coalition for Green CapitalPrincipal, REH Advisors

Bill Ritter Jr.Director, Center for the New Energy Economy (CNEE)

George P. ShultzThomas W. and Susan B. Ford Distinguished Fellow,Hoover Institution

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AEE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

AEE BUSINESS COUNCIL

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AEE GENERAL MEMBERSAbundant Power

Argand Energy Solutions, LLC

Efficient Drive Trains

EnerVault

EOS Climate

EverBlue

GoodCents

Greentech Capital Advisors

Southern Energy Management

Swinerton Builders

Transfinity Group

Watershed Capital Group

Winning Connections

Second LevelOur breakout sessions will be happening on this level in the Bataglieri and Tofanelli rooms.

Ballroom LevelThis is where the main program-including the Main Stage Panel, Fireside Chat and Legislative Conversation-will take place.

1. BATAGLIERI2. COMPAGNO3. SCHMIDT4. DURANG5. MCGINIS

SHERATON GRAND SACRAMENTO HOTEL MAP

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EVENT SPONSORS

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PATHWAY TO 2050 AGENDA*Time: Presentation/Session:

8:00am - 9:00am LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST (AEE Members Only)

8:30am - 9:30am REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING (Grand Nave Foyer) BMW i3 SHOWING (Outside/Hotel Entrance)

9:30am - 9:35am WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION (Main Ballroom) Presented by Graham Richard, CEO, Advanced Energy Economy

9:35am - 9:50am SPECIAL KEYNOTE (Main Ballroom) Presented by Kish Rajan, Director of the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development

9:50am - 9:55am WELCOME FROM THE BOARD AND INTRODUCTION OF INDUSTRY KEYNOTE (Main Ballroom) Presented by Hemant Taneja, Co-founder and Board Chair, AEE Managing Director, General Catalyst Partners

9:55am - 10:15am INDUSTRY KEYNOTE (Main Ballroom) Presented by Alex Laskey, President and Founder, Opower

10:15am - 10:30am NETWORKING BREAK

10:30am - 11:35am BREAKOUT SESSIONS

TRACK 1: PROP 39: EXPANDING ENERGY SAVINGS AND MARKET OPPORTUNITY THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION (Tofanelli Room) Moderated by Commissioner Andrew McAllister, California Energy Commission

Panel Speakers: Kevin Evans, Vice President and General Manager-Integrated Demand Resources, Johnson Controls Tom Bowen, Director of Energy Services, McKinstry Dan Chia, Director of Policy and Electricity Markets, SolarCity Corey Grace, Director, CLEAResult Charlene Richards, Vice President of North American Sales, MelRok

TRACK 2: KEEPING CALIFORNIA ON THE CUTTING EDGE: FINANCING OPTIONS FOR DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES (Bataglieri Room) Moderated by Dan Scripps, Senior Advisor for Energy Finance, Advanced Energy Economy

Panel Speakers: Dan Adler, Managing Director of CalCEF and President of CalCEF Ventures Commissioner David Hochschild, California Energy Commission David Buzby, CEO, Bright Plain Renewable Energy Adam Simpson, Co-Founder, EtaGen, Inc.

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Time: Presentation/Session:

11:40am - 12:40pm NETWORKING LUNCH (Main Ballroom) BMW i3 SHOWING (Outside/Hotel Entrance)

12:40pm - 12:45pm INTRODUCTION OF MAINSTAGE PANEL (Main Ballroom) Presented by Mike Garland, President and CEO, Pattern Energy

12:45pm - 1:40pm MAINSTAGE PANEL: MOVING TO A 21ST CENTURY ELECTRIC SYSTEM IN CALIFORNIA (Main Ballroom) Moderated by Graham Richard, CEO, Advanced Energy Economy

Panel Speakers: Dr. Robert Weisenmiller, Chair of the California Energy Commission Steve Berberich, President and CEO, California Independent System Operator Naimish Patel, CEO, Gridco Systems Commissioner Carla J. Peterman, California Public Utilities Commission Tim Healy, CEO, Chairman and Co-Founder, EnerNOC Caroline Choi, Vice President, Integrated Planning & Environmental Affairs, Southern California Edison

1:40pm - 1:55pm NETWORKING BREAK

1:55pm - 3:00pm BREAKOUT SESSIONS

TRACK 1: ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE: BUILDING A FLEXIBLE, RENEWABLES-FRIENDLY GRID (Tofanelli Room) Moderated by Arno Harris, CEO, Recurrent Energy

Panel Speakers: Dr. Ren Orans, Founder, E3 Raffi Garabedian, Chief Technology Officer, First Solar Angelina Galiteva, Board of Governors, California ISO

TRACK 2: VEHICLE ELECTRIFICATION AND THE GRID: EXPLORING THE OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES (Bataglieri Room) Moderated by Steve Chadima, SVP of Communications and Director of California Initiatives, Advanced Energy Economy

Panel Speakers: Richard Lowenthal, Founder and CTO, ChargePoint Beaudry Kock, Vice President, Smart Grid & Gov. Affairs, PlugShare Jim Avery, SVP, Power Supply, San Diego Gas & Electric Heather Sanders, Director of Regulatory Affairs - Distributed Energy Resources, California ISO

3:00pm - 3:10pm BREAK

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PATHWAY TO 2050 AGENDA* (cont.)

Time: Presentation/Session:

3:10pm - 3:15pm INTRODUCTION OF FIRESIDE CHAT (Main Ballroom) Presented by Gia Schneider, Founder, Charmain and CEO, Natel Energy

3:15pm - 3:45pm FIRESIDE CHAT: CALIFORNIA’S LEADERSHIP AND REGIONAL COLLABORATION (Main Ballroom) Mary D. Nichols, Chair, California Air Resources Board Tom Steyer, Business Leader and Investor, Co-founder of AEE

3:45pm - 4:25pm CONVERSATION WITH LEGISLATIVE LEADERS: THINKING BEYOND 2020 - WHAT LIES AHEAD? (Main Ballroom) Moderated by Arno Harris, CEO, Recurrent Energy

Panel Speakers: The Honorable Kevin de León, California State Senate The Honorable Fran Pavley, California State Senate The Honorable Mike Gatto, California State Assembly The Honorable Henry T. Perea, California State Assembly

4:25pm - 4:30pm RECAP AND CLOSING REMARKS (Main Ballroom) Presented by Steve Chadima, SVP of Communications and Director of California Initiatives, Advanced Energy Economy

4:30pm - 5:00pm BMW i3 SHOWING (Outside/Hotel entrance)

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Dan AdlerManaging Director, CalCEF, President, CalCEF Ventures

Dan Adler is Managing Director of CalCEF and President of CalCEF Ventures, a $30 million nonprofit venture capital fund created to accelerate investment in California’s clean energy economy.

Prior to joining CalCEF, Mr. Adler was a senior analyst in the Division of Strategic Planning at the California Public Utilities Commission, where he was responsible for the design and implementation of California’s Renewables Portfolio Standard and was senior staff for climate change policy. He is a Director of the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) and an advisor to the state of California and city of San Francisco on clean energy technologies.

James P. AverySenior Vice President, Power Supply, San Diego Gas & Electric James P. Avery is Senior Vice President of Power Supply for San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E). Avery oversees the company’s generation, system planning, project development and electric procurement business unit operations. He also manages the company’s smart grid policies and initiatives. Avery is an expert in energy markets, electric production, transmission and distribution operations.

Previously, Avery was a consultant with R.J. Rudden Associates, one of the nation’s leading management and economic consulting firms specializing in energy and utility matters. He was the CEO of electric and gas operations at Citizens Utilities Company and held various positions at American Electric Power. He also served on the Board of Directors of the California Power Exchange, Vermont Electric Power Company and R.J. Rudden Associates.

Steve BerberichPresident, Chief Executive Officer, California Independent System Operator Steve Berberich is the President and CEO of the California Independent System Operator Corporation. As CEO, Mr. Berberich leads one of the largest transmission organizations in the world and collaborates closely with state and federal policy makers to ensure a reliable grid during the current transformation to a cleaner, more resilient power system.

Prior to his appointment, Mr. Berberich was Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Berberich has more than 25 years of utility, technology and financial experience from prior leadership positions within the utility, banking, and finance industries.

Tom BowenDirector, Energy Services, McKinstry

Tom Bowen brings 25 years of energy services experience to McKinstry, having managed successful teams throughout North America focused on energy and environmental initiatives. Tom is passionate about providing clients with innovative solutions focused on reducing their utility and operational costs through various energy services offerings, and improving the environment for all their building occupants.

Previously, Tom led the Honeywell Building Solutions SES business unit and managed the development and implementation of one of the first K-12 Market Solar Power Purchase Agreements implemented by an ESCO in the State of California. He also served as Vice President of Energy Services at Sempra Energy. Tom formerly served as a board member for the National Association of Energy Services Companies and as Vice President of Sempra Energy Services in North America with expert knowledge in diverse markets.

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David BuzbyChief Executive Officer, Bright Plain Renewable Energy David S. Buzby is CEO and co-founder of Bright Plain Renewable Energy, LLC, a solar finance company that acquires and manages solar projects across North America. Mr. Buzby has been a “clean-tech” entrepreneur and executive for the past 23 years, helping start, invest in and/or manage multiple companies in the solar and recycling industries.

Previously, Buzby co-founded Recycling Resource LLC in 1991 and served as its Chief Executive Officer. He was also an investor and a Board member of SunRun, Inc., a residential solar service company, from July 2008 to July 2012; an investor and Chairman of the Board of SunEdison, LLC, a solar integrator, from January 2005 to November 2009; and a Board member of Xunlight Corporation, a solar photovoltaic manufacturer, from August 2007 to September 2009. Buzby additionally served on the Board of Directors at Prevalent Power, a solar integrator, from its founding to subsequent sale.

Steve ChadimaSenior Vice President, Communications, Director, California Initiatives, Advanced Energy Economy

Steve Chadima leads Advanced Energy Economy’s (AEE) efforts to promote the advanced energy industry in California, and provides strategic direction for AEE’s communications, marketing, and online activities nationally. A serial entrepreneur with nearly 30 years experience in advanced energy and technology,

Chadima began his career as a manager of an Oregon-based non-profit corporation, providing services and financial incentives for energy conservation, solar and alternative energy to residents, schools and businesses. Chadima has since served as marketing chief at Ubermedia and as Vice President of External Affairs for Suntech Power Holdings, where he led public policy, investor relations and corporate communications in the United States. In addition, Chadima served two terms as chairman of the board of directors of the Solar Alliance, and was also on the board of the Large-scale Solar Association (LSA). Previously, he worked for the Regis McKenna marketing agency and the Congressional Budget Office.

Dan ChiaDirector, Policy and Electricity Markets, SolarCity Dan is a Director of Policy and Electricty Markets for SolarCity, leading its legislative and government relations efforts in California and Nevada. Prior to this role, Dan served as Deputy Director for Government Affairs for the California Public Utilities Commission and served on personal and committee staff for five

members of the California State Assembly, managing energy and environmental legislative portfolios. Dan chairs the Nevada state policy committee for the Solar Energy Industry Association and serves on the board of the California Center for Sustainable Energy.

Caroline ChoiVice President, Integrated Planning and Environmental Affairs, Southern California Edison

Caroline Choi is Vice President of Integrated Planning and Environmental Affairs for Southern California Edison (SCE), responsible for analyzing of critical federal and state energy and environmental policy, as well as analyzing and developing an integrated, long-term environmental and energy strategy for SCE. Prior to

joining SCE in 2012, Choi was executive director of Environmental Services & Strategy at Progress Energy, where she was responsible for leading environmental permitting, compliance and policy. She served the company in various roles, including Director, Energy Policy & Strategy, and Manager, Federal Public Affairs.

Choi has served on various non-profit boards and is a board member of the National Forest Foundation and the California Advisory Board of The Trust for Public Lands.

Kevin R. EvansVice President and General Manager, Integrated Demand Resources, Johnson Controls, Inc.

Kevin R. Evans joined the EnergyConnect team in January 2009, leading the company as President and CEO until its acquisition by Johnson Controls in July 2011. Mr. Evans has over 20 years of proven financial/operational leadership in various industries.

Prior to Johnson Controls, Mr. Evans served as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for five years at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). Before EPRI, he was instrumental as Chief Financial Officer for PlaceWare, Inc. where he successfully negotiated the sale of the business to Microsoft. Mr. Evans has an extensive background including: transportation, banking, manufacturing, distribution services, communications and technology. In those fields, he held officer level finance and operating positions in businesses ranging from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies.

Angelina GalitevaBoard of Governors, California Independent System Operator Governor Jerry Brown appointed Angelina Galiteva on May 2, 2011 to the California Independent System Operator Corporation Board of Governors. She is also President of NEOptions, Inc., a renewable energy and new technology product design and product development firm. In this role and as Board Chair of the

Renewables 100 Policy Institute, Ms. Galiteva works to advance the deployment of renewable energy and distributed energy technologies worldwide.

Previously, she served as Executive Director of the City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and head of its Green LA, Environmental Affairs and New Product Development Organization. She has worked as a power analyst for the New York Power Authority.

Raffi GarabedianChief Technology Officer, First Solar, Inc. Raffi Garabedian joined First Solar in 2008 as Director of Disruptive Technologies, and was promoted to Vice President of Advanced Technologies in 2010, overseeing the Company’s advanced research and development operations in Santa Clara, California. He was promoted to Chief Technology Officer in May 2012.

Prior to joining First Solar, he was founder and CEO of Touchdown Technologies, a semiconductor test equipment company. Prior to that, Mr. Garabedian worked in the semiconductor and microelectromechanical systems industries for over 15 years, developing new products ranging from automotive sensors to telecommunications switching systems. He holds more than 20 issued patents in these fields.

Mike GarlandPresident and Chief Executive Officer, Pattern Energy

Michael (“Mike”) Garland is the CEO and co-founder of Pattern Energy Group LP, and Pattern Renewable Holdings Canada ULC. Previously, Mr. Garland served as Chief Executive Officer of PEG LP since June 2009.

Prior to joining Pattern Energy, Mr. Garland was a partner of Babcock & Brown from 1986 to 2009, where he initiated and managed project finance activities, energy development and energy investment, and led Babcock & Brown’s North American Infrastructure Group. Mr. Garland worked for the State of California as Chief of Energy Assessments from 1975 to 1986.

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The Honorable Mike GattoCalifornia State Assemblymember, Assembly District 43 - Silver Lake

Mike Gatto represents California’s 43rd Assembly District and serves as Chairman of the Committee on Appropriations. Assemblyman Gatto is also a member of the Committee on Water, Parks, and Wildlife and has been a tireless champion for energy solutions that are both environmentally and economically sustainable.

During his time in the Legislature, he has authored or co-authored legislation to clean-up toxic contamination while limiting liability for subsequent property owners, create new funding streams for businesses and home-owners to conserve and recycle scarce water resources, raise environmental standards for fuels while protecting California jobs, and create entirely new in-state biofuel and piezoelectric energy industries. A steward of the environment, Gatto often turns to our parks and open spaces to educate his children, to get back in nature, and find solace and refuge from everyday stresses.

Corey GraceDirector, CLEAResult

Corey Grace is currently Director of CLEAResult’s Northern California Program team including Agricultural, Residential, and School programs as well as Prop 39 project implementation. Ms. Grace’s accomplished career in project and program management includes program design, launch, and implementation, financing,

and stakeholder outreach for environmental conservation programs across the private, governmental agency, and non-profit sectors. She managed CLEAResult’s highly successful School Energy Efficiency (SEE) program for several years focusing on facility assessments and energy efficiency upgrades to California K-12 Public Schools in Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) territory. Ms. Grace also helped launch and manage CLEAResult’s Program for Resource Efficiency in Private and Public Schools (PREPPS) in coordination with Southern California Gas Company (SCG) and helped launch the Analytics Enabled Retrocommissioning (ARCx) program for California schools in PG&E territory.

Arno HarrisChief Executive Officer, Recurrent Energy

Arno Harris is CEO of Recurrent Energy, one of North America’s leading solar project development companies with 2GW of solar projects in development and a more than 1GW portfolio contracted with utilities. Arno is a passionate advocate for solutions to climate change through the intersection of business and public policy.

He has spent the last 10 years working in the solar industry to help solar make the transition to mainstream energy markets. For his entrepreneurial success and contribution to the solar industry, Arno was named 2013 Most Admired CEO by the San Francisco Business Times and was recognized with a 2014 Environmental Leadership Award by the California League of Conservation Voters. Arno serves on the board of Advanced Energy Economy and as an advisory committee member of the Division on Earth & Life Studies at the National Academies. Arno previously served as board chair of the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA).

Tim HealyChief Executive Officer, Chairman, Co-Founder, EnerNOC

Tim co-founded EnerNOC in 2001 and serves as its Chairman and CEO. He received New England’s Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2007 and was named CEO of the Year by the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council in 2010.

Prior to EnerNOC, Tim worked in the Energy Technology Laboratory for Northern Power Systems, Inc., and held positions with Merrill Lynch, International Fuel Cells (now UTC Fuel Cells), and the venture capital firm Commonwealth Capital Ventures. Tim also co-founded Student Advantage, a Boston-based affinity marketing company that went public in 1999. Tim currently sits on the Board of Directors of Advanced Energy Economy (AEE), the New England Clean Energy Council, Massachusetts High Technology Council and Genability, Inc.

David HochschildCommissioner, California Energy Commission David Hochschild was appointed by Governor Jerry Brown in February 2013 to fill the environmental position on the state Energy Commission. In 2001 Commissioner Hochschild served as Special Assistant to San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown where he launched a citywide $100 million initiative to put solar panels on

public buildings. He subsequently co-founded the Vote Solar Initiative and acted as Executive Director of PV Now, a national consortium of leading solar manufacturers. He additionally worked five years at Solaria, a solar company in Silicon Valley and served as a commissioner at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission from 2007 to 2008. Commissioner Hochschild has received the Sierra Club’s Trailblazer Award, the American Lung Association’s Clean Air Hero Award and the Department of Energy’s Million Solar Roof True Champion Award.

Beaudry KockVice President, Smart Grid and Government Affairs, PlugShare Beaudry is Vice President of Smart Grid and Government Relations at PlugShare. He leads PlugShare’s vehicle intelligence work, which is connecting electric vehicles everywhere to the smart grid, and also works to advocate for EV adoption nationwide. Beaudry has broad expertise around infrastructure systems

including transportation, energy and water, but is particularly focused on advancing clean and sustainable transportation in and around urban centers.

He has worked in the past with the University of Oxford, ERM and MIT on sustainability strategy, policy and planning.

Alex Laskey Founder, President, Opower

Alex Laskey is responsible for Opower’s business strategy, public profile, and company culture. He leads and develops Opower’s partnerships with utilities and governments, including the company’s international expansion on three continents. As Opower’s President, Alex has been invited to the White House to

meet with President Obama to discuss innovation and job creation, and to testify before the US Senate. He was featured in Fortune’s “40 Under 40,” has been a Technology Pioneer at the World Economic Forum in Davos, and serves as a Commissioner on the Alliance National Commission on Energy Efficiency Policy. Alex also serves on the board of the Conservation Lands Foundation and Advanced Energy Economy. Prior to founding Opower, he enjoyed a career in politics and policy, serving as a campaign manager, strategist, and public-opinion analyst.

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The Honorable Kevin de LeónCalifornia State Senator, Senate District 22- Los Angeles State

Senator Kevin de León was elected to represent California’s 22nd Senate District in November 2010. De León became the first Latino to chair the powerful Senate Appropriations Chair in 2013. An environmental advocate who champions efforts to increase efficiency and greener energy, de León firmly believes that clean air, clean water and access to open space is a right for all people.

He authored legislation inserted into an omnibus measure that creates hundreds of millions of dollars for alternative fuel research and development. He has been recognized as Legislator of the Year by the Planning and Conservation League, Green California, Friends of the River and the Coalition for Clean Air. He is a Rodel Fellow at the Aspen Institute and a Guest Lecturer at the University of Southern California.

Richard LowenthalFounder, Chief Technical Officer, ChargePoint

Richard Lowenthal is the CTO of ChargePoint, which he co-founded in 2007. From 1998 until 2007, he was instrumental in starting several companies, including Lightera, Pipal Systems and Procket Networks. Previously, Richard was in executive roles at Cisco, StrataCom, Stardent Computers, and Convergent Technologies. Richard is a former Mayor of Cupertino, CA, and continues to be heavily involved in the non-profit world.

Andrew McAllisterCommissioner, California Energy Commission Andrew McAllister was appointed by Governor Jerry Brown in May 2012 to fill the Economist Member position on the state Energy Commission. Commissioner McAllister has over 20 years of technical, programmatic and policy experience in the fields of energy management, efficiency and renewable generation.

Previously, he worked at the California Center for Sustainable Energy for six years, most recently as managing director and director of policy and strategy. He also worked with NRECA International Ltd. in Central and South America, Southeast Asia and Africa on a variety of load management, generation and utility planning projects. He was a project manager at an energy consulting firm and worked as an energy efficiency analyst at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He has published on various energy topics in academic, trade and popular journals.

Mary D. NicholsChair, California Air Resources Board

Mary D. Nichols is Chairman of the California Air Resources Board, a post she has held since 2007. Nichols has devoted her entire career in public and nonprofit service to advocating for the environment and public health. In addition to her work at the Air Board, she has served as Assistant Administrator for the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency’s Air and Radiation program under President Clinton, Secretary for California’s Resources Agency from 1999 to 2003 and Director of the Institute of the Environment at the University of California, Los Angeles. Her priorities as chairman include moving ahead on the state’s landmark climate change program (AB 32), steering the Board through numerous efforts to curb diesel pollution at ports and continuing to pass regulations aimed at providing cleaner air for Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley. She values innovation, partnerships and common-sense approaches to addressing the state’s air issues.

Dr. Ren OransFounder, Energy + Environmental Economics (E3)

Dr. Orans founded E3 in 1993 and leads the firm’s litigation support and utility planning functions. With more than 25 years of experience in the energy industry, Dr. Orans’ work in utility planning is centered on the design and use of area- and time-specific (ATS) marginal costs for both pricing and evaluation of grid

infrastructure alternatives. Using costs Dr. Orans developed, PG&E became the first electric utility in North America to use ATS costing in its ratemaking. He is an expert in designing wholesale transmission tariffs and has served as an expert witness on transmission rates for Canada’s three largest utilities (BC Hydro, TransEnergie and Ontario Power Generation). He frequently provides expert advice to large utilities on retail rate design and wholesale transmission pricing.

Naimish PatelChief Executive Officer, Gridco Systems Naimish Patel is CEO of Gridco Systems, a company leader in active grid infrastructure solutions, enabling utilities to more effectively integrate renewable and distributed generation, increase energy efficiency, manage peak capacity, and improve system reliability.

Previously, Mr. Patel was an XIR at General Catalyst Partners where he focused on investment opportunities in clean technology, advanced materials, and life sciences. Naimish was additionally one of four founding team members of Sycamore Networks. Under his leadership as CTO, Mr. Patel aligned Sycamore’s technology and product strategy with the needs and requirements of global service providers planning to deploy intelligent optical networks. Mr. Patel is the holder of 18 patents. He serves on the Advanced Energy Economy Board of Directors.

The Honorable Fran PavleyCalifornia State Senator, Senate District 27 - Agoura Hills California State Senator Fran Pavley has focused on energy and environmental issues throughout her career as a legislator. In 2002, she authored a law limiting greenhouse gas emissions from new cars and light trucks, creating the model for today’s national standards. In 2006, she authored the landmark Assembly Bill 32,

which set a long-term cap on statewide greenhouse gas emissions.

Last year, Senator Pavley co-authored a law to invest $2 billion in successful vehicle and fuel technology and air quality programs to improve public health and spur innovation. She also wrote a law to regulate hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) and other oil extraction practices for the first time to ensure accountability for the environmental and safety risks and provide data to inform future policy decisions.

The Honorable Henry T. PereaAssemblymember, Assembly District 31 - Fresno

Assemblymember Henry T. Perea represents the 31st District in the California State Assembly and currently chairs the Assembly Committee on Insurance. Some of Assemblymember Perea’s legislative accomplishments are within the areas of health care, energy, air quality, alternative fuels, and clean drinking

water. In 2013, Assemblymember Perea successfully authored AB 327, California’s first comprehensive electric rate reform bill since the 2001 energy crisis. Assemblymember Perea also brought a diverse coalition together to pass AB 8, which allocates $2 billion into alternative fuel infrastructure and electric vehicles, and lowers the costs to farmers and truckers who choose cleaner burning vehicles. Assemblymember Perea has been named Legislator of the Year by the California Small Business Association, Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, California Crime Stoppers Association, American Legion, Community Water Center, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

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Carla J. PetermanCommissioner, California Public Utilities Commission

Carla J. Peterman was appointed by Governor Jerry Brown in January 2011 to fill the Public Member position on the state Utilities Commission. She is the lead commissioner on renewable energy and transportation. Previously, Commissioner Peterman worked for the community development non-profit Isles as an

environmental business analyst from 2004 to 2005 and focused on energy financing in the investment banking division of Lehman Brothers as an associate from 2002 to 2004. More recently, Commissioner Peterman served as Board Treasurer on the board of directors for The Utility Reform Network. Commissioner Peterman will complete her doctoral studies this year in Energy and Resources at UC Berkeley. She has also worked and written on a wide range of California energy and policy issues.

Kish RajanDirector, Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development

Kish Rajan serves as Director of the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-biz). He brings to the job a 20-year track record of success in both government and the private sector. Previously, Kish was an aide to United States Senator Barbara Boxer and then later to Phil Angelides, who went on to

become California State Treasurer. Kish additionally has 14 years’ experience as a business development executive in the mobile technology arena, managing vital business partnerships that created hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars of shareholder value. In 2012, Governor Brown appointed Kish Rajan as the GO-Biz director to lead the executive team. His directive from Governor Brown is to enhance California’s job creation effort by streamlining business regulations, promoting statewide economic development and fostering greater international trade opportunities.

Graham RichardChief Executive Officer, Advanced Energy Economy Graham Richard is CEO of Advanced Energy Economy (AEE), a fast growing national association of businesses working toward a prosperous future based on secure, clean, affordable energy. He provides leadership for the work of AEE’s State Coalition, with organizations active on state energy policy in 23 states.

Richard served as mayor of Fort Wayne, Indiana, following a 20-year career in business. Under his leadership, Fort Wayne received national recognition and awards for energy saving, job creation, and broadband innovation. As a businessman, Richard was an investor in cogeneration and hydropower businesses. He also served in the Indiana State Senate, where he chaired the committee responsible for energy and utility legislation.

Charlene C. RichardsVice President, North American Sales, MelRok

Charlene is a licensed Certified Public Accountant with over 20 years’ experience in Accounting, Human Resources and Business Development. Previously, she worked for Deloitte and Touché. She also worked in the construction field for over a decade and has extensive knowledge of Manufacturing/Fabrication

operations and OSHA/Safety requirements and practices. Before joining the MelRok team more than three years ago, Charlene was Vice President of a Fortune 500 Subsidiary and oversaw company growth from $30M to $90M during an 18 month period.

Heather SandersDirector of Regulatory Affairs, Distributed Energy Resources, California Independent System Operator Heather Sanders is the Director of Regulatory Affairs at the California Independent System Operator in Folsom, CA. Her focus is on advancing policy that enables the incorporation of distributed energy resources that include distributed generation, demand response, energy storage, electric vehicles, and microgrids.

Formerly, she was the Director of Smart Grid Technologies and Strategy responsible for demonstration, research and promotion of smart grid and other technologies supporting ISO reliability, market efficiency, and transmission utilization objectives. She also leads an internal ISO corporate initiative titled “Grid Evolution Readiness” that studies the impact of renewable integration, evolving operational needs and resource requirements, smart grid technology integration and pilots, and renewable forecasting. Ms. Sanders has worked in the wholesale side of electricity for over 15 years in consulting and software.

Gia SchneiderFounder, Chair, Chief Executive Officer, Natel Energy

As CEO of Natel Energy, Gia is responsible for setting strategy and company direction, and defining the commercial execution plan. Gia has 13 years of experience in the energy and renewable industries. She provided strategic and tactical solutions to several major energy companies as a consultant for Accenture

and has significant experience in energy-related strategy development and deal valuation. In 2005, Gia started the carbon emissions trading desk at Credit Suisse, growing it to a profitable business in its first year. Prior to Credit Suisse, she worked in the Strategy Group at Constellation, a leading power generation company.

Gia is passionate about finding economically viable solutions to mitigate climate change, foster sustainable development and produce inexpensive renewable energy. In her spare time, she can be found surfing, kiting, cooking, dancing and gardening with friends and family.

Dan ScrippsSenior Advisor for Energy Finance, Advanced Energy Economy Dan Scripps is Senior Advisor for Energy Finance at AEE, where he works to accelerate the flow of capital into the advanced energy sector. Dan previously represented financial institutions, project developers and

energy companies as an attorney in the Washington, D.C. office of Latham & Watkins LLP, a leading global law firm. While at Latham, Dan worked to develop and implement the Connecticut Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority.

Dan previously served in the Michigan House of Representatives, chairing the Banking and Financial Services Committee and authoring Michigan’s Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Revolving Loan Fund. Dan also serves as president the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council, AEE’s Michigan partner.

Adam SimpsonCo-Founder, EtaGen, Inc.

Adam Simpson is Co-founder of EtaGen, a pre-commercial, clean energy start-up backed by Khosla Ventures and Bill Gates. EtaGen’s goal is to bring categorical efficiency gains and cost reductions to on-site power generation with its advanced generation technology.

Prior to co-founding EtaGen, Adam was an independent consultant for Bay Area venture capital firms and national laboratories where he provided technical and economic due diligence for early-stage investment opportunities in the energy space.

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Tom Steyer Business Leader, Investor, Co-Founder, Advanced Energy Economy

Tom Steyer is an investor, philanthropist and advanced energy advocate. Before retiring from the private sector, he founded and was the Senior Managing Member of Farallon Capital Management. In 2010, Tom teamed up with former Secretary of State George Shultz to defeat California’s Proposition 23, an effort by out-of-state oil companies to dismantle California’s groundbreaking clean energy law, AB 32.

Tom and his wife, Kat, created and funded the Oakland-based One PacificCoast Bank and Foundation, which provides loans and banking services to underserved small businesses, communities, and individuals. Tom serves on Stanford University’s Board of Trustees as Vice-Chair, where he and Kat founded two renewable energy research institutions: the TomKat Center for Sustainable Energy and the Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance. Tom also founded Advanced Energy Economy and The Center for the Next Generation, which addresses energy and children’s policy issues.

Hemant TanejaCo-founder, Board Chairman, Advanced Energy Economy Hemant Taneja is Managing Director of General Catalyst Partners, a multi-billion dollar investment firm with offices in Cambridge, New York and Palo Alto. Mr. Taneja leads the global energy practice for General Catalyst and serves on the boards of a diverse set of energy companies. Under his leadership as co-founder

and chair, the non-profit New England Clean Energy Council (NECEC) worked with Governor Patrick’s administration to develop a comprehensive slate of advanced energy legislation in Massachusetts.

He was also a founding board member of Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, as Governor appointee. Prior to joining General Catalyst in 2002, he was founder, Chairman and CEO of a mobile software company that was acquired.

Robert B. WeisenmillerChair, California Energy Commission

Chair Robert Weisenmiller was appointed to the California Energy Commission by Governor Jerry Brown in January 2011 and appointed Chair in February 2011. Chair Weisenmiller brings more than 30 years of energy experience to the Energy Commission including expertise in electricity and natural gas markets and California regulatory policies.

Prior to his appointment, Chair Weisenmiller co-founded MRW & Associates and served as Co-founder and Executive Vice President of the Independent Power Corporation. Chair Weisenmiller also served as a Commissioner Advisor, Manager of the Special Projects Office, and Director of the Office of Policy and Program Evaluation from 1977 to 1982 at the Energy Commission.

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For those companies deeply committed to AEE’s vision of a prosperous future powered by secure, clean, affordable energy, we invite you to contact us about becoming part of AEE’s Leadership Council.

C-level executives will be invited to engage with AEE staff and board leaders to help shape organizational initiatives and strategies, and CEOs will be invited to participate in CEO Forums and leadership-level events. Priority consideration will be given to CEOs for nomination to AEE’s Board of Directors, and C-level executives will be provided speaking and media opportunities as appropriate.

Your company’s logo will also be highlighted on AEE’s website and displayed as part of AEE’s presence at key events.

Annual dues for the Leadership Council begin at $50,000.

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