New Rate and Tariff Structures for Data Centers and Other Large Loads: Meeting Their Energy Needs While Protecting Customers
Charlotte, North Carolina
Data centers and other corporate energy users are looking to quickly power their facilities while also meeting stringent goals to reduce their carbon footprints. However, the rising public outcry regarding the potential impacts on consumer energy costs has influenced public policy and a thorough reexamination of current rates, as well as the introduction of many new approaches. This panel of large energy users, utility customer account representatives, and IPP executives will discuss how to best adapt green tariffs and utility rate structures to better meet the needs of large load customers while also protecting residential customers from electric rate increases.
Moderator:
Katie Southworth, Deputy Director of Policy, Southeast, Corporate Energy Buyers Association (CEBA)
Panelists:
John Barrow, Director, Powered Land Innovation, Levelten Energy
Matt Clouse, Head of Market Development & Clean Energy Tracking Collaborative (CETC), Center for Resource Solutions (CRS)
Piper Miller, Director, Origination, Origis Energy
Benjamin L. Snowden, Partner, Fox Rothschild

