CAPTURE THE ENERGY 2014 NY-BEST CONFERENCE &  ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

MARCH 12-13, 2014 | Hilton Garden Inn - Troy, NY www.ny-best.org

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Executive Director Letter Welcome to Capture the Energy 2014! Initiatives are underway across the globe to transform the entire energy landscape. Energy storage is poised to play a major role in efforts to expand clean energy, improve the efficiency, reliability and resiliency of our electricity and transportation systems and create new economic opportunities in the process. Capture the Energy 2014 is a unique event that explores the policies, market drivers and technical developments that are shaping the future for the energy storage industry. As we seek ways to modernize and strengthen the electric grid, expand clean renewable energy, and green the transportation system, batteries and energy storage technologies are increasingly becoming part of the solution. The Conference will feature presentations and discussions with some of the biggest names in our industry about the important role for energy storage in this rapidly-evolving landscape. Our keynote speakers will discuss the domestic and international markets for energy storage and will highlight activities and initiatives underway here in New York that are helping to advance and grow our industry. Through the panel discussions, we will provide you with new insights and information on expanding markets for energy storage technologies; the successful pairing of energy storage and renewable energy resources; and the major factors influencing the future direction for New York’s electric grid, as well as the steps being taken to stimulate markets through policy decisions and other actions at the State level. Break-out sessions on the second day of the conference will explore the latest developments in battery safety and testing, fuel cells, thermal and mechanical energy storage, and the manufacture and prototyping of energy storage technologies. The Conference will conclude with a session on funding opportunities for energy storage technologies. Capture the Energy 2014 offers a unique opportunity to network, discuss ideas and create important relationships with your colleagues. NY-BEST is proud to present this conference and we look forward to working with you grow our industry in New York State. Thank you to our Platinum sponsor, NYSERDA; Lunch sponsor, American Vanadium; Gold Sponsors, General Electric, DNV GL, Nixon Peabody, and the Center for Advanced Ceramic Technology (CACT) at Alfred University; our Silver Sponsors, S&C Electric, A123, Saft, PEC North America, Heslin, Rothenberg, Farley & Mesiti, and the Center for Future Energy Systems at Cornell and RPI; our Media Partner, Navigant Research; and all of our exhibitors. We value and appreciate your partnership! Thank you for your participation and support. Best wishes for a productive conference!

Dr. William Acker NY-BEST Executive Director

Agenda WEDNESDAY MARCH 12, 2014 7:45 AM 8:30 AM 9:00 AM

R EGISTRATION AND LIGHT BREAKFAST WELCOME | Dr. William Acker, Executive Director, NY-BEST MORNING KEYNOTE Mark Little, Senior Vice President and Director, General Electric Global Research

9:30 AM THE STATE OF THE ENERGY STORAGE INDUSTRY Leading expert analysts will share their analysis and insights about the current state of the energy storage industry, as well as key opportunities for future growth in this rapidly evolving field.

 M  oderator: John Cerveny, Director of Resource Development, NY-BEST Cosmin Laslau, Research Analyst, Lux Research Sam Jaffe, Principal Research Analyst, Navigant Research 10:30 AM MORNING BREAK 10:45 AM SESSION ONE: EXPANDING MARKETS FOR ENERGY STORAGE ON THE GRID T his session will feature industry and government leaders who are actively engaged in applying energy storage

technologies to electric grid operations. From California’s new energy storage procurement requirements to efforts being undertaken here in New York, this panel will explore the policy, market and economic drivers that are expanding the role for energy storage on the grid.



 Moderator: Ruth Leistensnider, Partner, Nixon Peabody John Zahurancik, Vice President, AES Energy Storage Margarett Jolly, Director of Research and Development, ConEdison Matthew Maroon, Director of Product Management, GE Energy Storage Arthur O’Donnell, Supervisor, Grid Planning & Reliability, Energy Division, California Public Utilities Commission 12:00 PM NETWORKING LUNCH, SPONSORED BY AMERICAN VANADIUM 1:15 PM NY-BEST ANNUAL MEETING 1:45 PM  SESSION TWO: ENERGY STORAGE & RENEWABLE ENERGY: POWERING THE FUTURE T his session will include presentations from leaders in energy storage and the solar and wind energy industries about the successful deployment of energy storage and renewable energy, the value proposition for combining these technologies, key policies influencing the successful deployment and the future opportunities.

Moderator: Suzanne Escudier, Renewable Energy & Energy Storage Application Director, S&C Electric Company Justin Baca, Director of Research, Solar Energy Industries Association Brian Asparro, CFO, Green Charge Networks Arch Padmanabhan, Stationary Energy Storage, Tesla Motors Kevin Fok, Sales Manager, LG Chem Keith Longtin, General Manager for Wind Products, General Electric 3:00 PM NETWORKING BREAK 3:15 PM AFTERNOON KEYNOTE Hugo van Nispen, Chief Operating Officer, Global Energy Advisory, DNV GL

Agenda WEDNESDAY MARCH 12, 2014 3:45 PM  SESSION THREE: POLICY AND MARKETS IN NEW YORK STATE T his session will feature leaders from New York’s energy-related agencies who will discuss the factors influencing the

future direction for New York’s electric grid, the role for energy storage, and the steps being taken to stimulate markets through policy decisions and other actions at the State level.

Moderator: Cathy Hill, Executive Director, New York Executive Clean Energy Leadership Institute Gil Quiniones, President and CEO, New York Power Authority John Rhodes, President and CEO, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority Audrey Zibelman, Chair, New York State Public Service Commission Rick Gonzales, Sr. Vice President and COO, New York Independent System Operator 5:00 PM NETWORKING RECEPTION 7:00 PM DAY ONE CONCLUDES

THURSDAY MARCH 13, 2014 8:00 AM 8:30 AM 8:45 AM

R EGISTRATION AND LIGHT BREAKFAST WELCOME | Dr. William Acker, Executive Director, NY-BEST KEYNOTE SPEAKER Leslie Whatley, Executive Vice President, Start-Up NY

9:15 AM MORNING BREAK 9:30 AM  TRACK ONE, SESSION A: BATTERY SAFETY & TESTING There has been a lot of media attention recently to battery safety.

This session will provide an objective and informative overview from industry and research experts on the latest developments in battery safety and testing.



Moderator: James DeJager, Director, BEST Test & Commercialization Center Sean Hearne, Program Manager, Sandia National Laboratories Davion Hill, Principal Engineer, DNV GL Peter Ulrix, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, PEC North America

9:30 AM  TRACK TWO, SESSION A: THE LATEST IN FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY, APPLICATIONS AND MARKETS Fuel cell technology is still evolving and new markets and applications for fuel cells are taking root. This session will feature experts in the fuel cell industry who will discuss growing markets, applications and advancements in the technology.



Moderator: Barry Watkins, Deputy Director, Alfred University/Center for Advanced Ceramic Technology Moderator: Paul Mutolo, Director of External Partnerships, Cornell University/Center for Future Energy Systems Benjamin Emley, Director, Watt Fuel Cell Corporation Arkady Malakhov, Chairman, Solid Cell Keith Schmid, COO, Plug Power, Inc. Greg Moreland, Consultant to US Department of Energy, SRA International

10:45 AM NETWORKING BREAK

Agenda THURSDAY MARCH 13, 2014 11:00 AM TRACK ONE, SESSION B: ENERGY STORAGE MANUFACTURING AND PROTOTYPING T his session will showcase the work of New York companies and organizations that are involved in the manufacture and prototyping of energy storage technologies and will highlight companies that have successfully transitioned into energy storage. It will also discuss the prototyping capabilities available to companies here in New York State.

 oderator: Jason Doling, Project Manager, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority M Ryne Raffaelle, Vice President for Research and Associate Provost, RIT John Andresakis, Vice President of Strategic Technology, Oak-Mitsui Technologies Craig Dory, Director of Business Development, Center for Automation Technologies & Systems, RPI Angelika Mayman, Director of Battery Technology, Hollingsworth & Vose 11:00 AM TRACK TWO, SESSION B: THERMAL AND MECHANICAL ENERGY STORAGE T his session will highlight companies involved in thermal and mechanical energy storage who will discuss the latest development in the technology as well as the growing markets and applications for these technologies.

Moderator: Harris Schaer, Senior Project Manager, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority Bob Kraft, Founder and President, PowerPHASE Evan Berger, Director of Energy Solutions, CALMAC Manufacturing Corporation Mike Hopkins, Executive Vice President Corporate Development and Legal, Ice Energy 12:15 PM NETWORKING LUNCH 12:45 PM FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENERGY STORAGE: FROM R&D TO PROJECT AND COMPANY EXPANSION FUNDING

The conference will conclude with a final session focused on funding opportunities for energy storage related companies. It will feature experts from the state and federal government who will provide information and updates on the funding outlook for 2014 and beyond.



 oderator: Brenda Grober, Economic Development Specialist, Empire State Development M Sue Babinec, Senior Commercialization Advisor, Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy Casey Mastro, Associate Project Manager, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority

2:00 PM CONFERENCE CONCLUDES

Conference Presenters Dr. William Acker Executive Director, NY-BEST Dr. William Acker is a well known and highly regarded scientist and entrepreneur in the field of Energy. He currently serves as the first Executive Director of NY-BEST, the New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium. He is a serial entrepreneur who has been instrumental in the founding of several energy-related businesses, including Optiwind Corporation, MTI MicroFuel Cells, and Taconic Energy. Dr. Acker previously served as Vice President of Technology at Plug Power, Inc. and held managerial and scientific positions at Texaco Fuel and Lubricants Technology. He serves on the advisory board of the Center for Future Energy Systems at RPI and Cornell University and recently served as a commissioner to the NY Ready Commission by Governor Cuomo. He received a Ph.D, in Applied Physics and Engineering from Yale University and a B.S. in Physics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

John Andresakis Vice President of Strategic Technology, Oak-Mitsui Technologies Oak-Mitsui Technologies is a US subsidiary of Mitsui-Kinzoku of Japan and has over 33 years’ experience in the manufacturing of Printed Circuit Boards and related products. John is currently working on various initiatives in the US for Mitsui-Kinzoku including energy generation and storage. Before Oak-Mitsui, he was Engineering Manager for Hadco Corporation (now part of Sanmina-SCI Corporation). In addition to Hadco, John was in Technical Management at Park Electrochemical (Nelco), Digital Equipment and IBM. He holds a Masters Degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Connecticut and a Bachelors of Engineering Degree from The Cooper Union. He has received 10 US (and several foreign) patents related to PCB Production and is a member of the IPC Suppliers Council and the IPC committees that developed specifications for Embedded Passives and Printed Electronics. He is the representative of Oak-Mitsui to NY-BEST.

Brian Asparro CFO, Green Charge Networks Brian Asparro has been CFO and a member of the management team of Green Charge Networks (GCN) since 2009. Green Charge Networks is a leader in intelligent customer-sited energy storage giving commercial and industrial customers, like 7-Eleven and Walgreen, control of rising demand rates on their monthly electric bills. Brian has led GCN through its $12 million project with the US DOE and Con Edison of New York as well as headed the company’s efforts with its Power Efficiency financing program. Prior to GCN, Brian has held various management positions in the finance industry in the US and Asia with an emphasis on the cleantech industry. Brian received his MBA from Northwestern University (Kellogg) and completed his undergraduate degree in Finance and Marketing at Fairfield University.

Conference Presenters Sue Babinec Sr. Commercialization Advisor, Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy Sue Babinec works on guiding commercialization of breakthrough energy storage technologies in the Technology-to-Market function. She has spent her career focused on research in materials, electro-active materials, displays, sensors, and electrochemistry, and recently has extensive experience in both technology and commercialization of energy storage for both grid and transportation. Prior to ARPA-E, Babinec led several research groups as a Technical Director for A123 Systems, Inc.. Prior to that, she spent the first 20+ years of her career at The Dow Chemical Corporation, where she was awarded the Inventor of the Year Award and was the company’s first woman Corporate Fellow. Her role there also included Scientist Partner to the Dow Venture Capital Organization-Physical Sciences, leading technical analysis of investment opportunities and hands-on partnering in start-up investments. She was co-inventor of a low-cost display technology that was spun out as the venture- funded Aveso Displays, holds 40+ patents and has authored or co-authored dozens of journal articles and book chapters. She is an active member of The American Chemical Society and The Electrochemical Society.

Justin Baca Director of Research, Solar Energy Industries Association Justin Baca assists in the development and implementation of SEIA’s research agenda in coordination with the Government Affairs department, Communications department and Market Research Committee. Since joining SEIA in July 2008, he has led the production of SEIA’s annual report on the state of the solar industry, the U.S. Solar Industry Year in Review, managed several major policy analysis projects. Justin holds a Masters of Public Administration from the Maxwell School and a B.A. in Government from Cornell University.

Evan Berger Director of Energy Solutions, CALMAC Manufacturing Corporation Calmac Manufacturing Corporation is the world leader in the product design and manufacture of thermal energy storage. Evan’s role is to help position the IceBank, Calmac’s flagship product with over 4,000 installations and 500 MW installed, as a key component of the smart grid. Prior to Calmac, Evan worked at the demand response provider Viridity Energy, where he helped build its industrial practice, New York City business, and use of batteries in novel applications. He previously served stints as an investment banker and as a public interest energy analysis/lobbyist. Evan graduated from college at Stanford and earned his MBA from Columbia University.

Conference Presenters John Cerveny Director of Resource Development, NY-BEST At NY-BEST, John Cerveny facilitates connections between and among members, funding opportunities and the community at large. Cerveny’s expertise lies in understanding emerging technologies and the benefits they provide in sufficient detail to then attract investment, talent and resources through a broad array of partnerships. As an engineer, he has the ability to understand technologies that enable products in the cleantech space. As an experienced entrepreneur, he has led successful efforts to transform startups and their promising technologies into profitable businesses with successful products.

James DeJager Director, BEST Test & Commercialization Center Jim has extensive expertise in battery technology, having recently served as the Technical Director and Commercialization Manager of the Kodak Battery Business in Rochester, New York. A Rochester native, Mr. DeJager’s experience includes 33 years at Eastman Kodak where he worked in new product and technology development, product commercialization, supplier and business development, material engineering, component and manufacturing engineering. He is also a 20-year member of, and active participant in, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) C18 Battery Group and has in-depth knowledge of battery testing and standards work. Mr. DeJager holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the Simon School at the University of Rochester and a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from the University of Notre Dame.

Jason Doling Project Manager, NYSERDA As Project Manager in the Research and Development Department, Jason focuses on Transportation and Power Systems and, in particular, energy storage systems. At NYSERDA, Jason helped establish NY-BEST, the New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium, which is a network of energy storage companies, researchers, and government partners working to build critical mass in this industry in New York State and leverage initial NYSERDA seed funding of $25 million. Jason began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers in their business assurance group where he worked with a variety of mid-size to Fortune 500 manufacturers and consumer products companies. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University at Albany, is a Certified Public Accountant, and (for fun) holds a 100 ton U.S. Coast Guard Master’s License.

Conference Presenters Craig Dory Director of Business Development, Center for Automation Technologies & Systems, RPI Craig Dory is Director of Business Development for the Center for Automation Technologies and Systems (CATS) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where he leads outreach, strategic planning, technology transfer and commercialization activities. The CATS is an institute-wide research center that leverages RPI’s rich ecosystem to help its industrial partner companies develop solutions for advanced manufacturing, automation and control related problems. Over the past six years, Rensselaer CATS has helped its industry partners deliver more than $300M in economic impact to the New York State economy. Prior to joining Rensselaer CATS, Craig co-founded Dorian Recordings, an award-winning classical-music record label, serving as both the company’s CEO and Director of Engineering. There, he helped bring more that 500 new recordings to market in over 40 countries, building a global, multi-channel sales and distribution network and growing the company to be the 2nd largest American-owned Classical record imprint. Craig started his career at AT&T Bell Laboratories in Holmdel, NJ where he led numerous strategic-planning, technology-transfer and commercialization activities targeted at integrating telecommunications switching and transmission systems to provide new vertical services and reduce operating costs. Craig earned a B.S. in Mathematics (with Distinction) from Iowa State University and an M.S. in Industrial and Operations Engineering from the University of Michigan. He is a recipient of the Levine Award and the Outstanding Young Alumnus Award from Iowa State University, and two Juno Awards from the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.

Benjamin Emley Director, Watt Fuel Cell Corporation Benjamin has over 13 years of experience in advanced ceramics processing, electrochemical evaluation, and manufacturing strategies of fuel cell technology as Watt Fuel Cell. Prior to WATT, Mr. Emley has managed over $10M in private and public investments for other fuel cell ventures including NexTech Materials, NanoDyanamics Energy, and Contained Energy. Mr. Emley is currently focusing his expertise on cost reduction of manufacturing micro tubular ceramic structures with his patented 3-dimensional printing process and alternative current collection methods to make fuel cell technology a viable, cost competitive power source in the portable power market. Mr. Emley has a Bachelor’s in Chemistry from The Ohio State University and a Master’s of Science in Business from the University of Texas at Austin.

Suzanne Escudier Renewable Energy & Energy Storage Application Director, S&C Electric Company Suzanne Escudier graduated from the Louisiana State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. She joined S&C Electric Company in 2003 and is the Renewable Energy & Energy Storage Application Director focusing on Energy Storage. Her previous S&C experience included living in Melbourne, AU 5 years managing the Australasia territory, followed by Director Renewables in Europe (EMEA) and then Director Business Development Africa. Prior to joining S&C Electric Company, she was with Cooper Industries for 12 years as well as several other electrical & electronic firms in the USA. Her 20+ years of experience have primarily focused in electrical design engineering, distribution engineering, power quality, renewables and energy storage in international sales and marketing. S&C Electric is a System Integrator and offers the broadest range of energy storage solutions in the industry. S&C’s Energy Storage capabilities include Analytical Studies, Consulting Services, Design, EPC, Laboratory Testing, Automation and Asset Management.

Conference Presenters Kevin Fok Sales Manager, LG Chem Mr. Fok has leadership roles for the LG Chem lithium-ion battery sales and project execution in the United States for electric grid energy storage ranging from residential systems up through large, utility-scale systems. He is heavily involved with utility-scale storage and led team efforts in securing a large 8 MW/32 MWh project with a major utility in southern California. He has over 18 years of sales, marketing, engineering, and project management experience in renewable and alternative energy, including lithium-ion batteries, solar photovoltaics (PV), nickel-metal hydride batteries, fuel cells, and hydrogen storage. He has Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and Master of Business Administration degrees, both from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Rick Gonzales Sr. Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, New York Independent System Operator

Mr. Gonzales is responsible for NYISO Grid Reliability and Market Operations as well as System Planning and Information Technology. He has over 25 years of electricity industry experience, primarily in the areas of power control center engineering and energy market operations. He has been with the NYISO since its inception in 1999 and served as Vice President of Operations before becoming Chief Operating Officer in April 2010. Mr. Gonzales joined the staff of the New York Power Pool in 1987, where he worked in a variety of engineering and management positions until the Power Pool’s responsibilities were assumed by the NYISO in 1999. He also worked for Northeast Utilities at the Connecticut Valley Electric Exchange from 1983 to 1987. Mr. Gonzales is a graduate of Clarkson University in Potsdam, N.Y. He earned a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Clarkson.

Brenda Grober, Economic Development Specialist, Empire State Development Brenda Grober has worked at New York’s economic development agency since April, 1989. Since June, 2011, she has been with Empire State Development’s Strategic Business Division. As Director of Industry Development, she is responsible for targeted business attraction and expansion in the clean energy and warehouse/distribution sectors. Prior to that, Brenda was with ESD’s Environmental Services Unit (ESU), where she helped businesses prevent waste and pollution, and take advantage of the economic opportunities related to recovering and reusing materials formerly destined for disposal. Brenda also helped develop, review and oversee projects eligible for financial assistance under ESD’s Environmental Investment Program (EIP). During her years with the ESU, Brenda was awarded ESD’s Outstanding Personal Service Award as well as being named the Recycler of the Year – Public Agency by the New York State Association for Reduction, Reuse and Recycling.

Conference Presenters Sean J. Hearne Program Manager, Sandia National Laboratories Sean manages the Office of Electricity Delivery and the Energy Reliability’s Energy Storage program for SNL in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He is an elected officer, Secretary, for the Materials Research Society, the largest international society of materials researchers. Sean received his bachelors’ degree in 1991 from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University where he was trained and licensed as a commercial pilot. He then went on to receive his Ph.D. in Solid State Physics from Arizona State University in 2000, where his dissertation research emphasized the mechanical properties of materials. Sean worked from 2000 to 2001 at Intel Corporation; where he was a Senior Process Engineer in the Components Research Group in Hillsboro, OR and was responsible for development of new interconnect technologies for use in future generations of microprocessors. Since 2001, Sean has worked for Sandia National Laboratories where he has been an active researcher and manager for electrical energy storage and nano-technology. Sean has published over 30 peer reviewed journal articles, a book chapter and holds multiple patents.

Cathy Hill Executive Director, New York Executive Clean Energy Leadership Institute The New York Executive Clean Energy Leadership Institute (NY EXCEL) is an advanced training program that strives to educate experienced executives on how to start and run successful energy efficiency and clean energy companies in New York. Cathy is the F. William Harder Chair of Management and Business at Skidmore College and founder of CooperHill, a strategic consultancy focused on forming strategic relationships between educational institutions, government and industry. She is Vice Chair, New York Battery and Energy Storage Consortium (NY-BEST), a member of the Advisory Board of iClean, the NYSERDA funded energy incubator at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, and a member of the Advisory Board of the Severino Center for Entrepreneurship at RPI. Additionally, Ms.Hill helped to start Plug Power, the first fuel cell company in the United States to go public.

Dr. Davion Hill Principal Engineer, Materials and Energy, DNV GL Dr. Davion Hill has developed testing programs and written standards on battery testing, life prediction, and validation. Dr. Hill initiated the R&D development of DNV GL’s Battery XT software and has been a Principal Investigator on multiple federal and state level R&D programs, including projects for ARPA-E. Dr. Hill has co-developed of guidelines for maritime batteries and has authored or co-authored over 10 white papers or technical publications on the topic of battery safety and energy storage applications.. Dr. Hill also authored DNV GL’s Draft “Recommended Practice on Cell Level Risk Based Battery Testing for Maritime, Energy Storage, and Other Applications” and has also developed testing programs for maritime batteries. Dr. Hill has also served on the board of NAATBatt since 2012 and is president elect for 2014, and has led cutting edge research related to battery off gassing and safety. Dr. Hill has over 10 years of experience in testing advanced materials, qualifying novel technologies, and performing analyses for energy policy, and is an active panel organizer for NAE on the topic of energy storage.

Conference Presenters Mike Hopkins Executive Vice President Corporate Development and Legal, Ice Energy Ice Energy (www.ice-energy.com), a thermal energy storage company. Mike helped start the business, helped raise $100 million in equity and recently led a successful change in ownership. He currently is responsible for sales, strategic partnerships, and the company’s legal affairs. Prior to joining Ice Energy, Mike practiced law for 18 years as a partner with Bennett Jones LLP, a pre-eminent Canadian law firm recognized internationally as a leader in the fields of energy and climate change. He specialized in the development and financing of oil and gas fields and power projects around the world, served on the firm’s Executive Committee and led their Utilities Group, International Group and Independent Power Group.

Sam Jaffe Principal Research Analyst, Navigant Research, Smart Energy Program Sam Jaffe focuses on energy storage technologies and applications at the Navigant Research Smart Energy Program. After a successful career in magazine journalism, Jaffe co-invented a novel compressed air energy storage technology and founded a company to commercialize it, Panea Energy. Before joining Navigant Research, Jaffe spent 3 years at IDC Energy Insights as a senior analyst and a research manager, producing research reports on distributed energy technologies, providing custom research and consulting services to clients, and managing IDC’s Distributed Energy Strategies service. In 2012 he was selected as the second most influential global energy analyst in Text100’s annual survey of energy influencers. Jaffe, who holds a BA in English literature from Wake Forest University and an MA in Near East studies from New York University, is the author of two books, one on business and religion and another on the Korean economy.

Margarett Jolly Director of Research and Development, ConEdison Margarett works with the ConEdison of New York and Orange and Rockland Utility. She has been with Con Edison since 1997 working with the power plant environment, in the policy, regulatory, and energy markets arena, and with distribution systems engineering. Margarett works closely with stakeholders and customers addressing technical and policy challenges and opportunities for interconnecting DG and microgrids, designing training seminars, streamlining multi-agency processes, and identifying locations where solar and CHP could provide the most benefit to the utility. She graduated from New York City Technical College in 1993 and from the Cooper Union in 1997 with a BE in Mechanical Engineering, she is a licensed Professional Engineer in New York State since 2004.

Conference Presenters Bob Kraft Founder and President, PowerPHASE After 15 years in advanced aircraft engine engineering at GE and Pratt & Whitney, Bob co-founded Power Systems Mfg., LLC in 1998 (PSM). Among its first products was a cutting edge ultra-low NOxcombustion system for retrofit to GE and Westinghouse gas turbines that reduced engine emissions from 25 to less than 5 ppm NOx. The system is still in service today on dozens of units–and still world class performance. After the company was acquired by Calpine in late 2000 Bob remained as VP Engineering succeeding to the presidency in 2008 a year after Alstom acquired the company. Under his technical and business leadership PSM became the world’s leading alternate source supplier of advanced components for the state-of-the-art F-class fleet of industrial gas turbines. The company’s success was built around Bob’s vision of adaptation of aerospace technology to industrial engines and reduced life-cycle cost for fleet owners. PSM also successfully entered both the gas turbine component repair business and the field service business growing sales to more than $100 Million and employment from a handful to well over 300 people. The value of the company was verified by its sale in 2007 for over $242 Million. PSM builds 100% of the replacement parts for 7EA/7FA/501F/6B, among others, giving Bob strong familiarity with the machines as evidenced by the more than 25 gas turbine related patents he’s authored and more than 100 credited to PSM. In 2011 Bob founded PowerPHASE LLC, which has developed the TurboPHASE air injection system as a smarter way to add more natural gas generation to the power grid. TurboPHASE has installations scheduled for June in PJM Market & Saudi Arabia. The TurboPHASE GSX package is a grid stability control add-on option to a standard TurboPHASE module that uses a novel application of compressed air energy storage to produce 30 minutes of rapid regulation capacity at a capital cost that generates favorable financial returns in many of today’s global power markets.

Cosmin Laslau Ph.D., Research Analyst, Lux Research Cosmin serves as the Analyst for the Energy Storage Intelligence and the Autonomous Systems 2.0 Intelligence practices. He evaluates the development and application of innovative energy storage technologies, through extensive primary and secondary research. He has spoken at various technology and scientific conferences, on topics such as advanced materials, chemistry, and device applications. Prior to joining Lux Research, Cosmin worked as a sales engineer for a nanomaterials startup – Nanostructured & Amorphous Materials – where he consulted with industrial and academic clients, advising on material selection including carbon nanotubes and metal nanopowders.Cosmin obtained his Ph.D. in polymer chemistry from the University of Auckland, specializing in conducting polymers and scanned probe microscopy, and has authored 20 scientific publications and reviews. He also holds a M.Sc. in polymer chemistry from the University of Auckland, and a B.A.Sc. in nanoengineering from the University of Toronto.

Ruth Leistensnider Partner, Nixon Peabody Ruth has over 20 years of experience in environmental and energy law, and represents project sponsors in the siting and permitting of traditional fossil fuel and renewable energy facilities, including wind and solar facilities, under New York’s State Environmental Quality Review Act, as well as under former Article X and current Article 10 of the Public Service Law. Ruth is Treasurer of the New York Solar Energy Industries Association, and closely follows developments in the energy industry on behalf of her clients. Ruth received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Mount Holyoke College, and her law degree from Albany Law School, summa cum laude.

Conference Presenters Mark M. Little Senior Vice President and Director, General Electric Global Research Mark is responsible for leading one of the world’s largest and most diversified industrial research and technology organizations. He leads GE Global Research, where 2,500 people from virtually every major scientific and engineering discipline focus on the company’s long-range technology needs. The organization has research facilities in the United States, India, China, Germany and Brazil working in collaboration with GE businesses around the world. Prior to becoming Director, Little was Vice President of GE Energy’s power generation segment headquartered in Schenectady, New York. Mark joined GE in 1978, starting out in the Company’s Turbine Business. He has held several management positions in engineering throughout his career. Mark holds BS and MS degrees in mechanical engineering from Tufts and Northeastern universities, respectively, and in 1982 earned a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. In 2004, the hydro and wind turbine businesses were added to his portfolio.

Keith Longtin General Manager for Wind Products, General Electric GE’s renewable energy business is a leading global provider of wind energy products and services. In this role, he is responsible for developing and executing GE’s product strategy, technology and competitiveness for wind. With more than 23 years of experience at GE, Keith has held roles in Engineering, Manufacturing, and Product Management. Keith holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Clarkson University and a master’s degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Arkady Malakhov Chairman, Solid Cell Arkady is a serial entrepreneur with a broad experience in the fuel cell industry stretching over more than 15 years, having previously been a founding member of Cenergie, an alkaline fuel cell company. Mr. Malakhov started his career in fuel cells as an early investor and managing director at London-based ZeTek Power, the largest fuel cell company in Europe in the 1990s. In addition to his current responsibilities as CEO at Solid Cell, Mr. Malakhov also sits on the management board of Novorocs Technologies, a New York State startup commercializing low cost fuel processing technologies for fuel cells. Prior to the fuel cell industry, his professional career included successful senior management and directorship roles with several startups and corporate restructures in diverse industries, including advertising, furniture manufacturing, and brewing. Mr. Malakhov has a BA in Economics and a Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University in New York.

Conference Presenters Matthew Maroon Director of Product Management, GE Energy Storage Matthew Maroon is the Director of Product Management at GE Energy Storage, Schenectady, NY, a new unit within General Electric which produces and sells complete energy storage solutions based on the Durathon sodium nickel chloride battery technology. These utility industry ready Durathon Energy Storage systems are a safer, more efficient and cost effective solution for 10 kWh to multi MWh applications ranging from renewable power integration to customer side of the meter. Prior to joining GE Energy Storage in March 2012, Matthew spent ten years with venture backed start-up companies developing energy storage technologies. Matthew was a co-inventor of the Firefly Energy advanced lead acid battery chemistry and most recently led the commercial team at EnerG2 focused on high purity carbon materials for advanced batteries.

Angelika Mayman Director of Battery Technologies, Hollingsworth & Vose Hollingsworth & Vose Company a global leader in the manufacture of advanced materials used in filtration, battery and industrial applications. Angelika joined H&V ten years ago, and has served in various technology and business leadership positions. With energy, vision and action-orientation, she has led teams to bring in new technologies to advance the company’s competitiveness and develop new businesses. Her previous experience with International Paper and BBA Nonwovens includes technology, strategic planning, and business division management of battery and filtration products. She holds bachelor’s degree in international relations from Vassar College, and a master of science in management from MIT.

Greg Moreland Consultant to US Department of Energy, SRA International Greg Moreland is employed at SRA International, where he supports the U.S. Department of Energy’s Fuel Cell Technologies Office (FCTO) as an Energy Expert. Greg’s responsibilities have been focused on the Market Transformation of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. The goal of Market Transformation is to accelerate the commercialization of fuel cells and hydrogen generation products by solving the technical and non-technical barriers and also by identifying their value propositions. FCTO has honored Greg with the “DOE Hydrogen Program R&D Award” in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the program. Greg’s career features more than 30 years of experience in financial management, product development (including many advanced technology vehicle programs), and external relations at Ford Motor Company, MTI MicroFuel Cells, and now as a contractor to the U.S. Department of Energy.

Conference Presenters Paul Mutolo Director of External Partnerships, Cornell University/Center for Future Energy Systems At Cornell University Paul has worked in the sector of advanced, efficient electrical energy for 10 years, concentrating in micro fuel cells for portable power and battery storage for transportation. He specializes in partnership development between public (Cornell) and private (industry) interests. He has raised over $1.3 million for Cornell research since 2006. Paul worked for the start-up company, MTI MicroFuel Cells (MFC), in Albany where he helped develop Mobion cord-free direct methanol fuel cell technology. At MTI MFC, he worked with vendors and materials suppliers, helped manage quality control, and delivered fuel cell behavior and performance data to system engineers for integration into products. He has been actively working with batteries and related energy storage devices during his six years at Cornell. Select projects in this sector include GM, A123 Systems, and Ultralife Corporation as discussion and active partners.

Arthur O’Donnell Supervisor, Grid Planning & Reliability, Energy Division, California Public Utilities Commission Arthur is a Program and Project Supervisor in the Grid Planning & Reliability section in the Energy Division of the California Public Utilities Commission. He was lead analyst for the Energy Storage Rulemaking and PG&E’s smart grid deployment proceeding, among other dockets. Prior to joining the CPUC in April 2012, he was an independent journalist and a contributing editor to many specialized energy information services, including McGraw-Hill, EnergyCentral.com, California Current and E&E’s Greenwire. He was also founding Editor/ Associate Publisher of the California Energy Markets newsletter. His books include: “Soul of the Grid” and “The Guilty Environmentalist.” From 2008-2010, he was Executive Director of the Center for Resource Solutions, an environmental non-profit that promotes sustainable energy markets. Arthur has a Master of Communications degree from the University of Washington and a BA in Human Communications is from Rutgers College, New Jersey.

Arch Padmanabhan Stationary Energy Storage, Tesla Motors Arch is an engineer and entrepreneur with expertise in research, development and commercialization of energy technologies. Currently, he leads product strategy and application engineering for the energy storage group at Tesla. Previously, he was a co-founder at Verdigris Technologies, developing an energy efficiency platform to foster conservation and dramatically reduce our dependence on fossil fuels. Prior to co-founding Verdigris he worked on electricity markets focusing on the impact of policy scenarios, the integration of renewables, and the economics of deregulated markets. As a visiting researcher at UC Berkeley he also worked on modeling the economic impacts of emerging energy technologies on the US electricity grid. Formerly, he was a founding engineer at Joby Energy where he co-developed novel wind energy systems. While at Joby he researched and published one of the first detailed maps of global wind energy potential using meteorological datasets. His graduate research was focused on Energy Systems at Stanford University, where he received a masters in Mechanical Engineering.

Conference Presenters Gil C. Quiniones President and Chief Executive Officer, New York Power Authority Gil Quiniones is responsible for developing and implementing the statewide public power utility’s strategic vision and mission, and supervises its operations, legal, and financial matters. He also oversees the Power Authority’s relationships with elected officials, governmental agencies, other authorities, commissions, and the public. Quiniones is a member of the Board of Directors of the Electric Power Research Institute, the electric power industry’s international research and development organization, and the Chair of the board’s Committee on Energy Efficiency, Energy Storage, and Smart Grid. Quiniones also worked for Con Edison’s regulated and unregulated businesses for 16 years and was one of four co-founders of Con Edison Solutions, the utility’s unregulated energy services company. Quiniones received a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from De La Salle University in Manila and has completed graduate courses in engineering management and technology management at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. He has also participated in executive education programs at the Columbia University Business School.

Dr. Ryne P. Raffaelle Vice President for Research and Associate Provost, Rochester Institute of Technology Dr. Ryne P. Raffaelle is the Vice President for Research and Associate Provost at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). He is the former Director of the National Center for Photovoltaics at the National Renewable Energy Lab of the U.S. Department of Energy. Prior to serving at NREL, he was the Academic Director for the Golisano Institute for Sustainability and Director of the NanoPower Research Laboratory at RIT. He has worked as a visiting scientist at the NASA-Glenn Research Center, NASA Kennedy Research Center, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He is the author of over 200 refereed publications and is the Managing Editor of Progress in Photovoltaics, published by Wiley Interscience. He has a Ph.D. in Physics from University of Missouri-Rolla, and B.S and M.S. in Physics from Southern Illinois University.

John B. Rhodes President and Chief Executive Officer, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority Mr. Rhodes brings more than 30 years of experience in business with a focus on the financial and energy industries. He currently serves on the board of several non-profit organizations including the New York Institute for Special Education, American Federation for Aging Research and Cornerstone Literacy. He previously served as a Trustee on the Citizens Budget Commission of New York and as an Advisory Council member for the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution. Prior to his appointment, Mr. Rhodes served as the Director for the Center for Market Innovation at the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), an international environmental advocacy organization. Additionally, Mr. Rhodes was a partner at Booz Allen Hamilton where he provided strategic consulting for clients across technology–intensive industries including energy, aerospace, chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Mr. Rhodes is a graduate of Princeton University and the Yale School of Management.

Conference Presenters Harris Schaer Senior Project Manager, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority Harris Schaer is a Senior Project Manager based out of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s (NYSERDA) New York City Office. His primary focus is promoting Energy Efficiency and Demand Reduction in the Con Edison utility territory through NYSERDA’s Commercial/Industrial incentive programs. Mr. Schaer has guest lectured on the topic of energy-efficiency opportunities in commercial buildings at Columbia University and received the prestige of speaking at numerous industry events, with many tied to local trade associates such as the Association of Energy Engineers and ASHRAE. Mr. Schaer received a BA in Physics from the University of Chicago, and visited Iceland as a Fulbright Scholar where he received an MS in Solid-State Physics from the University of Iceland for his thesis on hydrogen storage in metals and hydrogen-based heat-pumps.

Keith Schmid Chief Operating Officer, Plug Power, Inc. Keith Schmid is the Chief Operating Officer at Plug Power Inc. Keith has more than 20 years of global experience in industrial business-to-business technology markets. Before joining the Plug Power team, Keith served as general manager for Exide Industry Energy, where he managed the activities for a $250 M division. He has a successful track record in driving growth through new product development, market entry, geographic expansion and acquisition.

Peter Ulrix Vice President Sales and Marketing PEC Peter Ulrix is VP Sales and Marketing at PEC. He started working at PEC in 1992 and has been involved in the development and international expansion of PEC’s solutions for the energy storage market. He held different roles in sales and product development, and now leads the global sales, marketing and after sales divisions at PEC.

Conference Presenters Hugo van Nispen Chief Operating Officer, Global Energy Advisory, DNV GL Hugo van Nispen joined KEMA in 2003 as Senior Vice President to build and grow its business into a leading energy consultancy. In 2007 he was appointed President and CEO of KEMA, Inc. where he was responsible for solidifying the company’s market position as an integrated management and engineering consulting organization by bringing leadership and integrated solutions to the energy industry. While at this post, he guided the company through its strategic merger with DNV Cleaner Energy – forming DNV KEMA. Mr. van Nispen most recently led DNV KEMA’s Americas business, offering the breadth and depth of the company’s technology and business expertise, thought leadership and proven services to the multi-dimensional energy value chain in that region. With the 2013 merger between DNV KEMA and GLGH, Mr. van Nispen was tapped to expand the company’s Energy Advisory business globally. He holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from Notre Dame and an MBA in Finance, with honors, from the University of Michigan.

Barry Watkins Deputy Director, Alfred University/Center for Advanced Ceramic Technology Mr. Watkins is a seasoned business development professional with more than 30 years experience working with diverse products and technologies. Mr. Watkins has served as an advisor and director to multiple public and private organizations throughout his career. In addition to being a Director of Business Development at Solid Cell, his current directorships and senior advisory positions include the New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium – an organization supporting the energy storage sector in NY State, FuzeHub – an ESD/ NYSTAR federally funded initiative to assist NY State’s manufacturers, Novorocs – a startup company commercializing hydrogen production and flare gas utilization technology, and InnoGlobal – an organization supporting technology transfer from academia. Mr. Watkins is also the former Executive Director of the NY State Smart Grid Consortium, an organization advancing the smart grid.

Leslie Whatley Executive Vice President, Start-Up NY Start-Up New York is a part of the Empire State Development Corp. Leslie is a globally respected executive with extensive real estate and management experience across multiple industry sectors and geographies. Leslie held various leadership positions at General Motors during her 16 year tenure there. The last 13 years have been spent as the Global Head of Real Estate for Morgan Stanley (8 years) and previously JPMorganChase (5 years). In these positions she was responsible for portfolio strategy, space planning, data management, transaction management, and project management. Leslie served on the Executive Board of Directors of CoreNet Global for 8 years and served as Chairman of the Board her final year. Leslie currently serves on the Executive Board of NYU’s Schack School of Real Estate. Leslie received both a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Michigan

Conference Presenters John Zahurancik Vice President, AES Energy Storage John Zahurancik is the Director of Innovation and Vice President of Energy Storage at the AES Corporation. As a co-founder of the AES storage business, he has been involved in the development and operations of advanced, grid scale storage projects from Chile to New York, including the first resource to qualify under New York’s LESR tariff. In West Virginia, he lead the deployment and integration of a 64 MW advanced battery with a 98 MW wind farm, winning Wind Project of the Year from Renewable Energy World and resulting in the largest grid connected lithium ion battery system. Working with leading utility partners in the US and abroad, John manages a portfolio of more than 1,000 MW of advanced storage projects in near-term development.

Audrey Zibelman Chair, New York State Public Service Commission Audrey is a member of the State Energy Planning Board. Audrey is also Chair of the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment. She sits on the board of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), the board of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Inc. (RGGI), the New York State Disaster Preparedness Commission, a member of the US Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s New York Renewable Energy Task Force, and a member of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) Committee on Electricity. Ms. Zibelman has extensive experience in the public, private and not-for-profit energy and electricity sectors. She is a recognized national and international expert in energy policy, markets and Smart Grid innovation.

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Jim Misewich Brookhaven National Lab Wolf von Maltzahn Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Robert Mendenhall American Aerogel Corporation Fernando Gomez Baquero BESS Technologies Victor Cardona Heslin Rothenberg Farley & Mesiti PC Esther Takeuchi Stony Brook University John Rhodes NYSERDA Appointment Pending Empire State Development

NY-BEST Members 1. A123 Systems 2. Active Signal Technologies, Inc. 3. AES Energy Storage 4. Alfred University/CACT 5. The Alliance for Clean Energy New York 6. AMBRI 7. American Aerogel Corporation 8. American Renewable Energy Associates 9. American Vanadium Corporation 10. AppliedLogix, LLC 11. Arista Power 12. Arnold Magnetic Technologies 13. Ascension Industries, Inc. 14. BAE Systems Controls 15. Battery Research, Inc. 16. Beacon Power, LLC 17. BESS Technologies 18. Bettery Corporation 19. Binghamton University 20. Braemar Energy Ventures 21. Bren-Tronics, Inc. 22. Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) 23. Center for Economic Growth (CEG) 24. Central Hudson Gas & Electric 25. Cerion Enterprises 26. City University of New York 27. Clarkson University 28. Columbia University 29. Combined Energies, LLC 30. Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. 31. CooperHill 32. Cornell University 33. Corning Incorporated 34. CSA Group 35. Cubit Power Systems 36. Curtis Instruments, Inc. 37. Custom Electronics, Inc. 38. Customized Energy Solutions 39. Dayton T. Brown, Inc. 40. Demand Energy Networks 41. Direct Gain Consulting, LLC 42. DNV GL 43. E2TAC 44. Eastman Kodak 45. ECG Consulting Group, Inc. 46. Electric Vehicle Institute 47. Electrical Power Worx Corporation

48. Electromotive Designs, LLC 49. Electrovaya Designs 50. EnerVault 51. ENrG 52. Entropy Solutions, Inc. 53. Eonic, LLC 54. EOS Energy Storage 55. ETS 56. Expansion Energy, LLC 57. Ferric Semiconductor 58. G4 Synergetics 59. General Electric 60. Graphene Devices 61. Green Charge Networks 62. H2Pump 63. Halotechnics 64. Heslin Rothenberg Farley & Mesiti, P.C. 65. Hitachi 66. Hoffman Warnick, LLC 67. Hollingsworth & Vose 68. Hydrogenics Corporation 69. Hylie Products, Inc. 70. ICL-Industrial Products America, Inc. 71. Ideal Power Converters 72. Innovation Core SEI, Inc. (Sumitomo Electric Group) 73. Intertek Testing Services, Inc. 74. Ioxus, Inc. 75. Joule Assets 76. Landis + Gyr 77. LeChase Construction Services 78. LG Chem 79. Long Island Forum for Technology 80. Long Island Power Authority 81. Lux Research 82. MESHA, LLC,. 83. MicroGen Systems, LLC 84. Momentive Performance Materials 85. National Grid 86. New York Institute of Technology 87. New York State Electric & Gas 88. NOHMs Technologies 89. Northeast Transportation Electrification Alliance 90. NSC Scale, INC. 91. O’Brien & Gere 92. Oak-Mitsui Technologies, LLC 93. OneD Material, LLC 94. The Optimation-Kingsbury

Companies 95. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory 96. Paper Battery Company 97. PowerPHASE, LLC 98. Primet Precision Materials, Inc. 99. Primus Power 100. Raymond Corporation 101. Renewable Energy Systems 102. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 103. River Road Research 104. Rochester Gas and Electric 105. Rochester Institute of Technology 106. S&C Electric Company 107. SAFT America, Inc. 108. Samsung SDI 109. Schenectady County Community College 110. Sendyne 111. Sentient Corporation 112. Sharp Labs of America 113. Siemens Power Technologies International 114. SiGNa Chemistry, Inc. 115. Skyview Ventures 116. Solid Cell, Inc. 117. Stony Brook University/ Advanced Energy Center 118. Subway labs 119. Sun Catalytix 120. SuperPower, Inc. 121. Sustainable Innovations, LLC 122. Syracuse University 123. Tech City Properties, Inc. 124. Tesla 125. Third Power 126. Toshiba 127. Tumalow 128. Turner Construction 129. UltraLife Corporation 130. UniEnergy Technologies, LLC 131. Unifrax, LLC 132. Unique Technical Services, LLC 133. United Technologies Research Center 134. University of Rochester 135. Urban Electric Power, Inc. 136. Veeco 137. Watt Fuel Cell 138. Widetronix, Inc.

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