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Appendix C: Registered Workshop Participants
Appendix C: Registered Workshop Participants
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Government Accountability Office Vibhu Arya Mehdi Ashayeri Jahan, Illinois Institute of Technology Manuel Avendano, Southern California Edison Lucas Bair, U.S. Geological Survey Jason Ball, Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission Mesut Baran, North Carolina State University Scott Barfield-McGinnis, North American Electric Reliability Corporation James Barner, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Cesar Barraza-Botet, University of Michigan Yanina Barrera, Harvard University Rahul Barua 68
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Department of Energy Ryan Birke John Bistline, Electric Power Research Institute Sayan Biswas, Sandia National Laboratories Frank Blaskovich, BSI Rui Bo, MST Boleslaw Boczkaj Gaylord Booto, IFE Anais Borja Bradley Borum, Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Anjan Bose, Washington State University Cynthia Bothwell, U.S. Department of Energy SETO Alex Breckel John Brewer, U.S.
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Environmental Protection Agency Donald Faatz, The MITRE Corporation Rachel Fakhry, Natural Resources Defense Council Xiaoyuan Fan, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Stanley Farkas, Secure the Future 2100 Lynn Faulkner Frank Felder, Rutgers University Alberto Ferrer, Mott MacDonald Alex Flueck, Illinois Institute of Technology Kate Forrest, University of California, Irvine Ken Fountain, Citizens' Environmental Coalition Ryan Foxall, University of Victoria Peter Fox-Penner, Boston University Institute for Sustainable Energy Bethany Frew, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Jason Fuller, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Genevieve Gadwale, The MITRE Coporation Ramon Gil-Egui, University of Texas, Austin/Bureau of Economic Geology John Goldis, Newton Energy Group Jesus Augusto Gomez Hari Gopalakrishnan, Cambridge Energy Solutions Avi Gopstein, National Institute of Standards and Technology Naveen Goswamy, Natural Resources Canada Maude Grantham-Richards John Grosh, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Aimee Higby, Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission David Hill, University of Hong Kong Hassan Homami, WSP Junho Hong, University of Michigan, Dearborn Alex Horangic, California Energy Commission Zubaer Hossain, University of Delaware John Howes, Redland Energy Group William Hu Kristin Igusky, U.S. Climate Alliance William Jabour, GE Power Nicole Jackson, Sandia National Laboratories Gary Jakl, ISG Sasan Jalali, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Kat Janowicz, 3COTECH, Inc.
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72 MODELS TO INFORM PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC POWER James Kirtley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Alex Kizer, Energy Futures Initiative Andrea Koch, Edison Electric Institute Eleftheria Kontou, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Mert Korkali, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Frank Koza, EIS Council Martha Krebs, Science Strategies Mary Kritz, University of Wisconsin, Madison Thomas Kuen, Melbourne Water Omkar Kumbhar Jonah Kurman-Faber, Climate XChange Alberto Lamadrid, Lehigh University William Lamanna, North American Electric Reliability Corporation Allen Landis, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Thomas Langer, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority John Larsen, Rhodium Group Mary Lasky John Lee, Xcel Energy Sam Leven, R J Energy Binghui Li Shimiao Li, Carnegie Mellon University Wan Li, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Ling Liang, La Salle Jay Lim, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Mike Liptak, Schneider Electric, USA Jian Liu Mike Lockwood, Bonneville Power Administration Tsai-Ching Lu, HRL Laboratories Olushola Lutalo, North American Electric Reliability Corporation Kenneth Lutz, University of Delaware Cary Lynch, Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Hongtao Ma, North American Electric Reliability Corporation Heather Maas Sajedah Mahomed, Eskom Dharik Mallapragada, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Reinhold Mann, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga Raymond Mariella, Jr. Jeannette Martin, North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Sergio Martinez-Villanueva, REE Ralph Masiello, Quanta Technology Lee McKnight, Syracuse University
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Bureau of Labor Statistics Dahyun Oh, San Jose State University Miho Ohsawa Konstantinos Oikonomou, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Nnamdi Dominic Okwesili Michael Oristaglio, Yale University Mohamed Osman, North American Electric Reliability Corporation Thomas Overbye, Texas A&M University and PowerWorld Corporation Aleksi Paaso, Commonwealth Edison Karen Palmer, Resources for the Future Stephanie Palmer, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Colton Pankhurst
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74 MODELS TO INFORM PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC POWER Hitesh Pant Diane Paoni Pamela Pape-Lindstrom, Harford Community College Steve Pappas, National Defense Resilience Council George Partridge, Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection Bob Pauley, Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Alex Pavlak, Future of Energy Initiative Chris Peara Dagoberto Pena, The Pena Lopez Group Ninoshka Perez, WGU Rachel Phipps Frederick Pickel, City of Los Angeles Ashley Pierce, National Science Foundation Marta Poncela Kiel Pratt, California Energy Commission Jeffrey Price, OnGrid Options, LLC Elsa Prince, North American Electric Reliability Corporation Junjian Qi, University of Central Florida Marvin Rhey Quitoras, University of Victoria Shayla Ragimov, Climate Leadership Council Mayuri Rajput, Georgia Institute of Technology Molly Ramsey, University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras, San Juan Jesse Ransom, Partners Capital Group Shaun Ransom, California Energy Commission Narasimha Rao, Yale University Noah Rauschkolb, Columbia University Jean Raymond, Hydro Quebec Ghazal Razeghi, University of California, Irvine Talayeh Razzaghi, University of Oklahoma Alexandria Reed, Mercedes-Benz Dorothy Reed, University of Washington Daniel Retter, Yona Systems Group Theodore Robin, Jr. Simone Rocha, EPE David Rojas Samantha Rosenberg Melio Saenz, CLACSII Vivek Sakhrani, CPCS Transcom, Inc.
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APPENDIX C 75 Julie Schuck, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Nicole Segal, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Stephen Self, SP Global Julia Selker Sanjaya Senadheera, Texas Tech University Surja Sharma, University of Maryland Daniel Shawhan, Resources for the Future Sam Shepard, PSE Jhih-Shyang Shih, Resources for the Future Paul Shockley, PTEI, Inc. David Shum, DkS Engineering Consulting John Siirola, Sandia National Laboratories Geary Sikich, Logical Management Systems Dennis Silverman, University of California, Irvine James Sime Mark Skowronski Brian Smith, OTSS Angela Song, Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Chris Spivey Teri Stasko, Entergy Robert Stayton, University of Massachusetts Keith Steinmetz, LG&E and KU Energy Emma Strong, City of Gulfport Richard Stuebi, Future Energy Advisors Branden Sudduth, Western Electricity Coordinating Council Philip Sussler, NWESA Julia Szinai, University of California, Berkeley Brian Tarroja, University of California, Irvine Ahmad Tbaileh, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Sam Tedesco, Trident Global Technologies Darlene Thorsen, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Sue Tierney, Analysis Group Maria Tome, Hawaii State Energy Office Chi-Chung Tsao, California Air Resources Board Qingshi Tu Aidan Tuohy, Electric Power Research Institute Majid Ullah, Arizona State University Karen Utt, Tennessee Valley Authority Kristin Van Abel Matthew Varghese, North American Electric Reliability Corporation Mike Vivaldi, Santa Monica College Nathalie Voisin, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Stephen Volandt, Auroros
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76 MODELS TO INFORM PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE OF ELECTRIC POWER Michael Waite, Columbia University Matthew L Wald, Nuclear Energy Institute Jeff Wang Siyuan Wang, Missouri University of Science and Technology Yan Wang, University of Florida Enzo Washington, University of California, Irvine Jean-Paul Watson, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Douglas Webb, Evergy David Wegner, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Douglas Welsh, General Electric John Weyant, Stanford University Energy Modeling Forum Marissa Williams Rick Williams, Portland State University Jay Wilson Tom Wilson, Electric Power Research Institute Christian Wisniewski Joerg Wittenbrinck, Ontario Ministry of Energy Paul Wolfram Lawrence Wong, Metaves Jared Woollacott, RTI International Lei Wu, Stevens Institute of Technology Jeffrey Wuttke Ying Xu, University of Central Florida Bunli Yang, E4 Guangzhi Yin, University of California, Berkeley Sebastian Walter Young, University of Southern California Meng Yue, BNL Tugce Yuksel Vahraz Zamani, GridBright Peter Zerek, Ministry of Energy, Ontario, Canada Guohui Zhang, University of Hawaii Jie Zhang, University of Texas, Dallas Wei Zhang, University of Central Florida Xiaoli Zhang, University of California, Berkeley Zhangxin Zhou, Texas A&M University
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