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Transmission
Development
Edward
N. Krapels, Managing Director of ESAI, was the Principal of
one of the five founding member firms that formed Atlantic
Energy Partners LLC in 1998. AEP is the developer of Neptune
RTS, a 680 MW HVDC sub sea cable transmission project linking
New Jersey to Long Island. The project began construction
in June 2005, and is scheduled to begin operations as an independent
public utility in June 2007 under a 20 year contract to the
Long Island Power Authority. For more information, see www.
NeptuneRTS.com.
In addition
to his role as a Principal and Board Member of Atlantic Energy
Partners, Mr. Krapels served a Market Advisor and Chief Financial
Officer and provides other areas of development expertise
and services. He is also the founder of Anbaric LLC, an independent
transmission development company. For more information on
Anbaric, see www.anbaricpower.com.
Click
here
to read the January edition of ESAI's Transmission Watch
which reports on FERC's "Transco NOPR" and
the top transmission projects under construction in the United
States.
ESAI's
Transmission Development Collaborative
ESAI's
Transmission Development Collaborative is a forum for organizing
leading companies in the constructive exchange of ideas on
how to stimulate appropriate investment in all transmission
projects-whether intended for reliability, economic, or deliverability
objectives. As such the ESAI Transmission Development Collaborative
includes utilities, generators, regulators, investors, counselors,
and suppliers of transmission equipment.
Transmission
Development Collaborative Deliverables:
Transmission Watch
- A quarterly, in-depth analysis of the future of North American
transmission development. Anchored in the analysis of strategic
issues facing investors, generators and merchants, this report
delves into the transmission landscape and best practices
therein. Each quarter will explore specific transmission projects
and their effects on prices and generation values. Additionally,
by utilizing ESAI's proprietary Transmission Project Database,
we will analyze regional developments from the past quarter
and expected changes in the months to come.
Transmission
Memos - Monthly pieces between quarterlies, these shorter
reports examine specific regional transmission issues. Each
will contain strategic insight and details to keep readers
on the cutting edge of transmission developments in North
America.
Transmission Development Roundtable - A semi-annual
invitation only event featuring high level discussions about
the future of North American transmission. Participants include
members of the TDC, and selected market leaders, with attendance
limited to small manageable numbers. The first roundtable
was held in Washington D.C. in September 2005. Our next roundtable
will tentatively be held in spring 2008.
Customized
Data Sets - As needed, our analyst team can and will deliver
customized views of ESAI's proprietary Transmission Project
Database.
Access
to Analysts - Access to ESAI's research team for research
clarifications, decision support, and data customization.
For more
information on how to join the Transmission Collaborative,
contact Thomas Sutro: 781.245.2036 or tsutro@esai.com
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