25 of 56 Rep. Cramer and Rep. Schrader to Keynote "Powering the 21st Century" Forum

National Journal Powering the 21st Century: Making the Grid Work for All Consumers   RSVP: https://njpowering.eventbrite.com   WHEN Tuesday, December 8th, 2015   Registration 8:00 a.m. Program 8:30 - 10:30 a.m.   WHERE The Newseum 7th Floor Knight Conference Center 555 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW  Washington, D.C.    UNDERWRITTEN BY: PG&E   EVENT SUMMARY The American energy revolution is transforming power production and redefining how users engage with the utility industry. In response to consumer preferences, technology innovation, economic incentives, state policies and federal regulation, the industry is becoming more distributed, digitized, democratized and decarbonized.   National Journal LIVE presents "Powering the 21st Century: Making the Grid Work for All Consumers" to explore Washington's role in encouraging energy innovation, the future of the grid and how best to ensure the benefits of new power generation methods are sustainable and extended to all communities.   Join us as we engage with the nation's policy makers, innovators, stakeholders and thought leaders in a robust conversation about grid modernization and the future of American energy.   MODERATED BY Ron Brownstein, Editorial Director, Atlantic Media Ben Geman, Energy and Environment Correspondent, National Journal FEATURING The Honorable Kevin Cramer (R-ND), Member, House Committee on Energy and Commerce  The Honorable Kurt Schrader (D-OR), Member, House Committee on Energy and Commerce Todd Foley, Chief Strategy Officer, American Council on Renewable Energy Jim Kapsis, Vice President, Regulatory Affairs, Opower Michelle Moore, Chief Executive Officer, Groundswell The Honorable Phil Sharp, President, Resources for the Future Karen Wayland, Ph.D., Deputy Director for State and Local Cooperation, EPSA, U.S. Department of Energy Lisa Wood, Ph.D., Vice President, The Edison Foundation and Executive Director, Institute for Electric Innovation Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., John G. Searle Chair and Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute Note to Government Employees: While we welcome your attendance at the event, we kindly ask that you confirm with your departmental ethics office that you are permitted to attend. Please be advised that this event will include a meal component.