About

The tenth-annual Smart Energy Summit will take place February 18-20, 2019, at the Omni Downtown in Austin, Texas.

Smart Energy Summit addresses the challenge and opportunity for utilities as consumer adoption of connected products and participation in renewable power generation increase. The event addresses the new approaches and solutions that are using connectivity and data to transform how energy is delivered.

This event also examines the impact of the IoT on utilities, energy service providers, and consumers.

Key Questions Addressed:

1. How can utilities integrate smart home and distributed energy resources into the grid?
2. What incentives are needed for consumers to operate their home in a way that is aligned with the needs of the grid operator?
3. What can energy providers do to move beyond incentives and alignment to become an active participant in the smart home?
4. How can energy providers generate incremental revenue in the smart home?
5. How can energy providers move the energy management market forward?
6. What can energy providers do move from active participant to an indispensable element of the smart home?

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Who Attends? - Past Attendee Demographics

2019 Advisory Board

	DTE Energy Joel Miller, Principle Supervisor
	ecobee Dain Nestel, Director
	EnergyHub Matt Johnson, VP, Business Development
	Itron Steve Hambric, VP, Distributed Energy Management
	Nest/Google Jeff Hamel, Director, Energy and Housing Partnerships
	Parks Associates Elizabeth Parks, President
	Parks Associates Denise Ernst, Vice President
	Parks Associates Jennifer Kent, Senior Director
	Powerley Emmett Romine, SVP Business Development
	Simple Energy Judd Moritz, SVP of Solutions
	sonnen Olaf Lohr, Utility Relations

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Onsite Media Policies

Photography & Filming at Smart Energy Summit. Conference host Parks Associates will capture professional photographs, audio, and video during the conference. Attendees hereby grant Parks Associates and its representatives permission to photograph and/or record them at the conference and distribute (both now and in the future) the attendee's image or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproductions, and audiotapes of such events and activities.

Photography, Live Streaming or Recording Usage by Attendees. Audio recordings, video recordings, and live streaming are not permitted without the prior written consent of Parks Associates. All requests for press passes must be made in advance of the conference. Passes may be available at event registration based on need and availability. Press credentials are required for the issuance of a press pass, and Parks Associates requires that a copy of all published material be submitted prior to approval.