August 24th, 2020

This presentation, by Kerinia Cusick of the Center for Renewables Integration, discusses current trends and the outlook for battery storage over the next 10 years, including overviews of how new technologies, new applications and cost trends are likely to influence business models for battery storage.

Job Title: 
Co-Founder & Board President
Organization: 
Center for Renewables Integration

Kerinia Cusick has worked in renewable energy since 2008 and energy storage since 2013. Kerinia has extensive battery storage project development experience – both developing greenfield projects while at SunEdison, and advising other companies on projects ranging from aggregated behind the meter virtual power plants to front of meter battery storage projects participating in markets. Kerinia also counsels investors considering project or company investment in the energy storage sector, and works with technology companies developing and launching new products. She has worked at the forefront of energy storage policy, participating at FERC and ISOs on complex issues of storage compensation as transmission assets and dual compensation (rate base plus wholesale markets) issues. Kerinia has participated as an expert witness in a number of cases related to energy storage in the U.S.

Kerinia co-founded Center for Renewables Integration in 2017, a 501c(3) working with policy makers to find cost effective solutions to enable high-penetration renewables. Concurrently, Kerinia provides consulting services to private companies through her own firm, Distributed Energy Innovation, which she founded in 2016. She also worked in a number of roles at SunEdison from 2009 to 2015. Prior to that Kerinia worked as a consultant for mid-sized firms, and started her career in aerospace engineering. She earned an MS in Systems Management at University of Southern California, and a BS in Mechanical Engineering at Drexel University.

Profile Type: 
Speaker

ASIA EDGE: INDO-PACIFIC ENERGY MARKET INVESTMENT AND MODERNIZATION

Job Title: 
Supervisory Investment Officer
Organization: 
USDOE

Khalid currently serves as Supervisory Investment Officer at U.S. Department of Energy’s loan program office. In his current role, he leads a team of professionals in deal underwriting, term sheet negotiation and bringing loans to financial close.  Khalid has over 20 years of experience in lending, investment and risk management activities related to energy sector.   Prior to joining DOE, he was the Senior Vice President at Constellation Energy Commodities where he led Global Credit Risk Management Group.   Prior to Constellation Energy, Khalid was Vice President at Goldman Sachs responsible for credit risk management and advisory work in the energy sector.

August 19th, 2020

Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) technology is increasingly recognized as essential to sustaining an environmentally responsible energy economy, preserving jobs and enabling economic development across the United States.  This second in a series of regionally focused workshops will discuss the:
 

August 15th, 2020
It is with profound grief, we announce the death of our executive director, Barry Worthington, who passed away Friday at his home in Maryland.

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