Join Us in Person or Virtually via Zoom
Breakfast & Networking 7:00 - 7:30 am
Meeting: 7:30 - 10:00 am
Meeting Agenda
Regulatory Affairs/Rebate Program Presenters
New Regional Building Code, Permitting, and Policy Initiative
Greg Miao, DRCOG, Program Manager, Building Policy Collaborative
HEAR Region 1 Results & Region 2 Rollout/Update
Raine Queenan, Senior Program Manager, Colorado Energy Office
Latest on Power Ahead Incentives | Contractor Enrollment Launch
Luke Charbonneau, Senior Program Specialist, Incentives & Energy Advising,
Power Ahead CO.
Residential Electrification Group Buy | Commercial Funding Opportunities
Lee Valenzuela, City of Denver, CASR, Climate Action Program Manager
What to Expect for 2026 for Xcel Energy’s 2027-29 Megadocket
EEBC Staff, Action Council Co-chairs, & Legal Counsel
Dietze & Davis, Daniel Rubin, Attorney at Law
- Research/Survey/Interview highlights of findings and stakeholders
- Action Group Co-chairs meetings and priorities to intervene
Panel Discussion Speakers:
Homes are Turning into Power Plants!
Capitalize on What's Coming
Carlos A. Hill, Xcel Energy
Team Manager Distributed Energy Resources & Demand Response
Carlos leads initiatives for Solar, DERs, and Demand Response. He not only leads operational improvements across programs but also launches innovative solutions that benefit residential and small commercial customers. He has led projects in TOU load shifting, load shedding, virtual power plants (VPPs), BESS, and rebates for wildfire mitigation.
Peter Rusin, Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association,
Senior Electrification Manager
Pete leads initiatives for energy efficiency, beneficial electrification, and demand response. He is
particularly known for his advocacy and expertise in heat pump technologies and grid resilience.
Cade Brodbeck, Emporia Energy, VP Business Development
Cade champions channel partner success with a suite of home and commercial energy
management products that contribute to DR and more.
Hans Vonderhofen, Blue Canoe Holdings, Inc., President
Hans consults with contractor construction/energy companies on organizational development,
product integration, and how to best build their company for valuation and acquisition.
Moderator: Patricia Rothwell, EEBC Executive Director
Q&A Session
Closing remarks and announcements
2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver, CO 80205
Ricketson Auditorium and Schlessman Lobby
We are excited about our new location and it comes with some perks!
- QMM attendees will have free access to visit the museum exhibits* following the meeting.
- Participants are free to use available workspaces in the building during and after the meeting.
- The museum will provide a catered buffet breakfast.
- There is plenty of free and accessible parking.
- The museum is located in a central location in the Denver metro area.
*Museum access is for the day of the meeting only (following the meeting) and does not include Infinity Theater, Gates Planetarium, Discovery Zone or temporary exhibitions.
New Registration Process
Our new location comes with the following important changes
in our registration process:
REGISTER EARLY!
IN PERSON - REGISTER EARLY!
If you plan to come in person, you must register by the Monday before the meeting (June 15th) and select "in person" on your registration. The museum needs a head count for the food by close of business on that date.
Virtual registration will still be available until the night before the QMM.
If you need to change your "in-person" or "virtual" attendance selection after you have registered, PLEASE let us know as soon as possible. It's important that we have an accurate count for seating purposes.
For those attending virtually:
The Zoom link will be provided in your registration confirmation email.
You must be registered for virtually and in person attendance.
