POWER AND WATER

Conference in Detail
Day 2 - Friday, August 17, 2001
(For Day 1 agenda, click here)

8:30 Balancing Competing Interests Randall J. Hardy,
Program Co-Chair
Hardy Energy Consulting Services
Spokane, WA

Elizabeth Thomas, Esq.,
Program Co-Chair
Preston Gates & Ellis, LLP
Seattle, WA
8:45 Keynote Address: “Congressional Update and FERC Reform in the Bush Administration”
Slade Gorton, Esq.
(former U.S. Senator)
Preston Gates & Ellis, LLP
Seattle, WA
Catching Up with the Power and Water Curve
Key stakeholder interests involved in moving ahead on water, power and fish issues

9:30 U.S. Policy
Robert G. Hayes, Esq.
Ball Janik LLP
Washington, DC
10:00 Canadian Perspective
Richard J. Gathercole, LL.M.,
Executive Director
BC Public Interest Advocacy Centre
Vancouver, BC
10:30 Break
10:45 State Policy and Regulatory Perspectives
Washington
David P. Warren, P.E.,
Director of Energy Policy
WA State Office of Trade and Economic Development
Olympia, WA
Oregon
Eric J. Bloch, Esq.,
Vice Chair
Northwest Power Planning Council
Portland, OR
Idaho
William B. Eastlake,
Electric Policy Advisor
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Boise, ID
12:30 Lunch (on your own)
1:30 Regional Planning and Operational Perspectives
Tribal Perspectives
Robert Anderson, Esq.
University of Washington School of Law
Seattle, WA
Bonneville
Paul E. Norman,
Senior Vice President
Bonneville Power Administration
Portland, OR
Aluminum
Eric Redman, Esq.
Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe
Seattle, WA
Public Power
Rob Walton
Public Power Council
Portland, OR
Natural Resources
Tim Stearns,
Director
National Wildlife Federation
Seattle, WA
3:45 Break
4:00 The Priorities Endgame
This summation of the issues in a priorities context is the “endgame” of the seminar involving many panelists from earlier panels
Discussion Leaders
Randall J. Hardy,
Program Co-Chair

Elizabeth Thomas, Esq.,
Program Co-Chair
5:00 Adjourn

About the Conference | Registration | Schedule | Conference Agenda | Conference Faculty