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Power & Utilities
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Wednesday, January 16, 2:00 PM ET
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Significant
changes over the last four years are challenging conventional wisdom
about where the U.S. electric power industry is heading. With capital
and operational cost increases
and simultaneous usage reductions potentially occurring for the first
time in the U.S. power industry's history, what are potential impacts on
energy companies? We'll discuss:
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Leveraging a straightforward mathematical approach for examining the industry's future.
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Evaluating
how consumer electricity prices may reach a point of elasticity,
invoking greater end-user investment in energy efficiency.
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Assessing pros and cons - and level of risk - associated with future business models.
Learn what equation variables are driving an answer that might be unacceptable to many electric power companies.
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