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Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Pages 65-67

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... This workshop will review recent models used in electricity system planning, and identify modeling and research needs as well as promising approaches to help plan the future of electric power in the United States.
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... Washington State University Joe Eto, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Thomas Overbye, Texas A&M University and PowerWorld Corporation Douglas Welsh, General Electric Branden Sudduth, Western Electricity Coordinating Council Amos Ang, Southern California Edison 12:30 PM Lunch 1:30 PM Models Used for Distribution System Planning Moderator: Susan Tierney,* Analysis Group Jason Fuller, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Roger Dugan, Electric Power Research Institute Aleksi Paaso, Commonwealth Edison Colton Ching, Hawaiian Electric John Lee, Xcel Energy *
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... APPENDIX B 67 3:00 PM Break 3:20 PM Case Study -- Modeling to Support LADWP's IRP and Stakeholder Engagement Moderator: Reiko Kerr,* Los Angeles Department of Water and Power James Barner, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Jay Lim, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Jaquelin Cochran, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Frederick Pickel, City of Los Angeles 4:40 PM Closing Keynote: The Grid Modernization Laboratory Consortium and the North American Energy Resilience Model John Grosh, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 5:15 PM Adjourn
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