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Communicating Smart Meter Value

Sep 9 2010 - 2010-01-01 12:00:00 - Your City

If you are involved in Management or Customer Service and are responsible for communicating the value of smart meters to your utility customers, you don’t want to miss this online discussion - Communicating Smart Meter Value.  more...

Social Media: The new frontier in recruiting, communications and marketing

Sep 13 2010 - 2010-01-01 12:00:00 - Your City

Join social media mavens Matthew Burks and Amanda Shewmake as they provide an insider's perspective on how HR, communications and marketing professionals in energy companies can harness the power of social media to be more effective and productive. more...

Eliminating Obstacles and Delivering the Benefits of the Smart Grid - IBM's Optimized Energy Value Chain (OEVC)

Sep 14 2010 - 2010-01-01 12:00:00 - Your City

The convergence of power and information technologies in the smart grid has created opportunities for finer grained and broader controls of energy flows. These opportunities can improve electric service in multiple dimensions: lower cost, greater reliability, greater customer satisfaction, and more...

Achieving Operational Excellence - What to Consider Before Implementing or Upgrading Your Distribution Management Solutions

Sep 16 2010 - 2010-01-01 12:00:00 - Your City

Significant cost over runs. Changing business requirements. A well thought out plan is essential. Attend this free webcast discussion to hear inside hear three experts in utility operations discuss what utilities need to evaluate when they are considering upgrading or more...

Outsmarting the Smart Grid: IT, Security and Communication Infrastructure  Challenges & Opportunities for Utilities

Sep 21 2010 - 2010-01-01 12:00:00 - Your City

The smart grid is shifting the playing field for utilities. And when the game changes, it pays to be prepared. A nimble solutions partner can help you design the solutions that keep operations on track, even as new challenges come more...

1st CSP Today Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Summit India

Sep 7 2010 - Sep 8 2010 - New Delhi India

Deliver a profitable, productive and commercially successful large scale CSP business in India. Building on the success of past events in USA, Europe & MENA, CSP Today brings to New Delhi the most relevant international experience for the concentrated solar more...

Offshore Wind Energy in North America's Great Lakes Conference

Sep 9 2010 - Sep 10 2010 - Toronto

Two day conference that tackles the most important challenges. A blend of European knowledge from the companies who have been installing offshore wind turbines for the last decade alongside local state governing bodies and leading project developers. Permitting, securing long more...

Autovation 2010

Sep 12 2010 - Sep 15 2010 - Austin, TX - USA

Autovation 2010 is a not-to-miss educational forum that will attract utility executives from around the world looking for new ways to optimize their operations through automation technologies. more...

Global Sustainable Bioenergy North American Convention

Sep 14 2010 - Sep 16 2010 - Minneapolis, MN - USA

The North American convention provides a remarkable opportunity to play a part in guiding renewable energy policy for the 21st century. Attendees will create a resolution that, along with similar resolutions already drafted on four other continents, will help set more...

GridWise Global Forum

Sep 21 2010 - Sep 23 2010 - Washington, DC - USA

Hosted by the GridWise(R) Alliance and the U.S. Department of Energy, the GridWise Global Forum will convene thought leaders from the highest levels of government, business, NGOS, and academia from around the world to discuss the ultimate enabling potential of more...

1. Intro to Nat Gas Trading & Hedging 2. Option Applications in Energy

Sep 20 2010 - Sep 23 2010 - Houston, TX - USA

Introduction to Natural Gas Trading & Hedging - This program provides a comprehensive understanding of the structures that underlie Natural Gas trading. Beyond Essentials: Option Applications in Energy - This course provides a solid practical and conceptual (non-quantitative) understanding of more...

Electric Business Understanding Seminar

Sep 20 2010 - Sep 21 2010 - Houston, TX - USA

Electric Business Understanding provides a comprehensive overview of the electric industry. Position yourself for career advancement by gaining a solid understanding of how the electric business works including key physical, market, and regulatory aspects and how market participants navigate this more...

Electric Market Dynamics Seminar

Sep 22 2010 - Sep 23 2010 - Houston, TX - USA

Electric Market Dynamics offers participants an in-depth understanding of North American electric markets and how they function. Enhance your career by furthering your knowledge of market structures, pricing mechanisms, services offered in markets, and how various participants use the markets more...

Gas and Electric Business Understanding Seminar

Oct 5 2010 - Oct 6 2010 - Los Angeles, CA - USA

Gas and Electric Business Understanding provides a comprehensive overview of the natural gas and electric industries. Position yourself for career success by gaining a solid understanding of how each business works, including key physical, market and regulatory aspects, as well more...

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Nat Treadway

Managing Partner
Distributed Energy Financial Group, LLC

Member Since: 08/18/03

Author Rating: Bronze

Article Count: 3

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Phone: 713-729-6244
 

Background


Nat Treadway is a founding member of the Distributed Energy Financial Group, LLC (DEFG), (www.defgllc.com), a specialized financial services firm. DEFG provides consulting, advisory and capital placement services designed to link energy technology companies to capital markets.

In the early 1980’s, Mr. Treadway worked with city facilities managers to reduce energy usage and expense for municipal swimming pools, city offices and airport buildings and streetlights. As Ogden (Utah) energy coordinator, he helped the citizen energy commission implement the municipal energy conservation master plan. From 1985 to 1995 he provided expert testimony on the economics of demand management programs in Texas, electric utility resource planning, and power plant certification. He served as an advisor to the Texas Public Utility Commissioners (1995-1999) on ratemaking, and competitive and emerging issues (competitive resource acquisition; unbundling regulated utility functions and separation from competitive energy services; special contract pricing tariffs; interconnection of distributed generation; peak load management; consumer preferences--through Deliberative Polling®--for renewable energy and energy efficiency).

Since 1999, Mr. Treadway has consulted for distributed energy companies that seek fair access to the electric distribution wires and fair pricing for regulated services. He monitors retail and wholesale electric market developments, and in 2002 and 2003 he prepared the Retail Electricity Deregulation Index (“RED Index”) published by the Center for the Advancement of Energy Markets. He is examining utility ratemaking reform, demand response programs, resource adequacy and the economic drivers of activity in the distributed energy sector.

Mr. Treadway received a BSE (Civil Engineering) from Princeton University and an MS (Agricultural Economics) from Michigan State University. Contact information: (713) 729-6244 or ntreadway@defgllc.com.

 

Articles

6.6.07 The Dawn of Electricity Competition: Efficient Prices and Efficient Choices

Topic: Business & Corporate

Article Viewed 9339 Times; 37 comments

At first glance it seems contradictory that an issue that discouraged energy efficiency programs in the 1980's would still be an issue that discourages economic efficiency. After all, energy efficiency programs were labeled "social engineering" by some; in contrast today's retail electricity choice is all about the "free market."
 
2.18.05 Resource Adequacy in U.S. Electricity Markets: Do the Benefits of Reliability Justify the Costs of Capacity?

Topic: Business & Corporate

Article Viewed 5823 Times; 4 comments

Regulators of electricity markets have been concerned about resource adequacy - especially the need for generating capacity - since early in the history of regulation. These concerns have recently heightened, and large capacity reserve requirements are viewed as a means of ensuring resource adequacy and reliable electricity.
 
8.19.03 Matchmaking: Linking DE Firms and Investors

Topic: Business & Corporate

Article Viewed 6968 Times; Comment on this article

Entrepreneurs need financial backing, and investors need information about which technologies have the potential to be tomorrow’s winners. These two communities require a credible information broker to bring them together. In established markets the capabilities of the players are well understood, but in the market for “distributed energy” (DE), the players, technologies, and services are in flux.
 


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