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3) Attachment 23 was another briefing given at the National Energy Forum by Mr. Terry<br />

Boston, Executive Vice President, Power System Operations. l3 Mr. Boston discusses<br />

advances in technology that can now allow existing equipment to carry 10 times more<br />

current and conduct heat 4 times better than copper wire.<br />

4) Attachment 23A is also from the National Energy Forum and was a presentation<br />

given by Mr. Phillip Pellegrino, President, Superpower, Inc. Mr. Pellegrino describes<br />

new High Temperature Superconductivity (HTS) transmission wires that have 100 times<br />

the power density <strong>of</strong> copper, are more efficient, safer, suffer reduced transmission losses,<br />

are lighter, improve aesthetics, improved reliability, and will replace copper by the end <strong>of</strong><br />

the decade.<br />

5) Attachment 24 was another presentation given at the 2006 National Energy Forum by<br />

Mr. Anthony Ahern, President and CEO <strong>of</strong> Buckeye Power, Inc. Mr. Ahern notes that<br />

Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives can now interrupt 30% <strong>of</strong> residential consumer water<br />

heaters through direct load contr01.l~<br />

6) Attachment 25 is a presentation given by Mr. Andrew Ott, PJM Vice President,<br />

Markets on May 31,2007. After running simulations, Mr. Ott presented a slide titled<br />

“Relative Benefit Depends on Location.” The graphic presented shows those on the<br />

supply side <strong>of</strong> a constrained corridor receive a “generation benefit” but no “load benefit.”<br />

In contrast, those on the receiving side <strong>of</strong> the congested area receive “no generation<br />

benefit” but they receive the “load benefit.”<br />

7) Attachment 26 is a presentation given by Mr. Richard E. Morgan, Commissioner,<br />

Public Service Commission <strong>of</strong> the District <strong>of</strong> Columbia. In his presentation, Mr. Morgan<br />

shows demand response is an “essential component.” He also says “a little goes a long<br />

way and it is an idea whose time has come.” Further, he states it represents operational<br />

l3 For brevity, I’ve only included the referenced pages. The entire brief is available upon request.<br />

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For brevity, I’ve only included the referenced pages. The entire brief is available upon request.<br />

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