Electricity Policy in the Midwest
01/17/02
Contintental Breakfast
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Michael H. Moskow, President and Chief Executive, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Federal Perspectives on Electricity Policy — The View from the U.S. Department of Energy
Speaker
Dr. Robert K. Dixon, Deputy Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Energy
Break
Federal Perspectives on Emissions Policies for Utilities — The View from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Speaker
Brian Mclean, Director, Clean Air Markets, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Industry Perspectives on Electricity Restructuring — Opportunies and Obstacles
Speakers
John Rowe, President and Co-Chief Executive Officer, Exelon Corporation
Speaker
Karl McDermott, Vice President, National Economic Research Associates
Speaker
Robert Schainker, Product Manager, Electric Power Research Institute
Lunch and Keynote
Introduction
William (Curt) Hunter, Senior Vice President and Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Speaker
Pat Wood, Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
- Electricity Policy from the Perspective of the Nation's Top Regulaor
Report from the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator
Speaker
John Catlin, Director of Client Relations, Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator
Break
Development in Electricity Policy — The View from the Public Utility Commissions in the Seventh District
Moderator
Ken Rose, Senior Economist, National Regulatory Research Institute
Panelist
Richard Mathias, Chairman, Illinois Commerce Commission
Panelist
David Ziegner, Commissioner, Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission
Panelist
Diane Munns, Chairman, Iowa Utility Board
Panelist
Laura Chappelle, Chairman, Michigan Public Service Commission
Ave Bie
Chairperson, Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
Shaping Electricity Policy in the Midwest
by Richard Mattoon
Chicago Fed Letter
June 2002
The Electricity System at the Crossroads - Policy Choices and Pitfalls
by Richard Mattoon
Economic Perspectives
First Quarter 2002
Electricity and the Midwest: A Survey of Conditions and Issues
by Richard Mattoon
Chicago Fed Letter
October 2001
Higher Energy Prices in the Midwest
by William Testa and Thomas Klier
Chicago Fed Letter
August 2001
