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Gain valuable insights into industry trends, explore the EnCompass roadmap, and dive deep into advanced modeling techniques for making optimal power supply decisions.
Join us for the 2024 EnCompass User Group Meeting
Featuring sessions on:
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Modeling Long-Duration Energy Storage
Rachel Wilson, Manager of Strategy and Market Development, Form Energy
Nicole Kessler, Senior Portfolio Modeler, Great River Energy -
Capacity Market Evaluation in PJM
Brandon Newbill, Senior Manager of Power Supply Planning, Old Dominion Electric Cooperative -
FERC Order 1920 Transmission Planning: Seven Evaluations
Jason Atwood, Director, Business Development, Yes Energy
John Christensen, Senior Project Manager, 1898 & Co. -
Renewable Developer's Use of EnCompass
Arebise Deng, Senior Fundamental Analyst, Linea Energy -
EnCompass Annual Update and Roadmap
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Horizons Energy Annual Data Update
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Panel Discussions and Other Presentations on Industry Topics
Schedule - details shared below:
Wednesday, October 9
9-11 am: Vicinity Energy Tour -or- Support Team 1:1s
1-5:15 pm: User Group Meeting
6-8 pm: Community Dinner (at the Sheraton), hosted by Yes Energy
Thursday, October 10
8:00 am - noon: User Group Meeting
1-5 pm: EnCompass Workshop
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The 2024 UGM will be hosted by our partner, 1898 & Co., at their beautiful campus in Kansas City, Missouri.
1898 & Co. (Burns & McDonnell)
9400 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, MO 64114
Discounted Hotel Room Block Available
Book your group rate online for the EnCompass 2024 User Group Meeting.
You can also call in for a reservation (866-837-4214), but you must mention the EnCompass 2024 User Group Meeting to secure the group rate. The cut-off date for guest rooms is September 18.
Sheraton Overland Park at the Convention Center
6100 College Boulevard
Overland Park, KS 66211
EnCompass Workshop
Thursday, October 10, from 1-5 pm, $495*
Join us for this review of several types of emerging technologies and their unique features. Batteries (short and long duration), hydrogen facilities including storage impacts, and natrium conversions are some of the technologies we are seeing among our client base. Also prominently featured in planning applications are demand programs such as energy efficiency, electric vehicles, and demand response considered as a capital project option reducing or redistributing demand as part of the overall system balance.
All of of these projects have a direct effect on the grid. Considering congestion and reliability issues is an important part of the overall decision making process for capital projects.
This workshop will focus on modeling these different technologies and evaluating system impact and validating results. We'll walk you through running a capacity expansion study and then evaluate the results within a nodal transmission framework, to forecast congestion and profitability of the additions using different points of interconnections.
* This is an optional training, a $495 fee will be invoiced directly after the event. Opt in when you register for the UGM.
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Vicinity Energy Tour
Join us at Vicinity Energy, who, since 1904, has delivered low-carbon steam and chilled water to downtown Kansas City.
Wednesday, 10/9, 9-11 am, optional and free to attend, opt in when registering.
1:1 Time with Our Experts, and Call for Topics
Would you like to schedule some 1:1 time with our EnCompass Experts?
Fill out our form, and the team will be in touch to schedule your time slot. Be sure to add the topic you would like to discuss.
Do you have a topic of interest to suggest, or is there something you would like to share with the EnCompass community? Is there a speaker you'd like to hear from? Please email Joanna Cloud, Director of Client Success, and share your ideas!
