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invited to join
leading utility
executives,
financiers, M&A
advisors and
regulators as they 23rd Annual
address strategies
for growth and the
role of M&A.
Power and Utilities
For 22 years,
the SNL EXNET
Symposium
Power and Utilities
Symposium has Mergers, acquisitions
been the gold
standard of utility and strategic
growth opportunities
conferences. This
year’s agenda
features a slate of
panelists second
to none.
STEVEN H. DAVIS
Chairman and Partner
Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP January 25-26, 2010
Gregory W. The Ritz-Carlton Battery Park
Gartland
Managing Director
SNL Center for New York City
Financial Education
PANELISTS AND SPEAKERS
8:30 Welcome and Introduction 1:30 Views from the Top: Using
Michael J.B. Carter, Director, Energy Group
SNL Financial Mergers and Acquisitions to Address
Strategic Uncertainty
8:45 The Investment Bankers’ How are capital, infrastructure and environmental issues
Perspective impacting deal-making and future strategic growth? How
are legislative and regulatory uncertainties affecting the
With uncertain valuations, capital issues and climate change
sector? What are the most pressing challenges facing the
arguments continuing to cloud the landscape, how is the
industry in the near term and long-term? How will M&A
M&A environment likely to play out in the short term?
be part of a company’s forward plans?
What are the drivers for consolidation? Who are the likely
buyers and sellers? What will it take to close a deal? Paul J. Bonavia, Chairman, President and CEO
UNISOURCE ENERGY CORPORATION
George W. Bilicic, Chairman, Power, Utilities and Infrastructure
LAZARD FRÈRES & Co. John W. Somerhalder II, Chairman, President and CEO
AGL RESOURCES
Jeffrey R. Holzschuh, Vice Chairman
Morgan Stanley Larry L. Weyers, Executive Chairman
INTEGRYS ENERGY GROUP
Jay D. Horine, Managing Director, Head of U.S. Power &
Utilities Investment Banking, J.P. Morgan Michael W. Yackira, President and CEO
NV Energy
Timothy M. Kingston, Partner and Managing Director
Goldman Sachs & Co. Steven H. Davis (Moderator), Chairman
Dewey & LeBoeuf llp
James M. Metcalfe, Global Head of Power & Utilities
UBS Investment Bank
3:00 Refreshment Break
William S. Lamb (Moderator), Partner, Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP
3:20 Alternative Energy Transactions
10:15 Refreshment Break Where is the most activity in this space and why? What are
Hosted by Huron Consulting Group
the valuation and cost implications of the Treasury Grant
and available tax subsidies? What are the financing options
Considerations from State
10:35
and challenges in the current market? Is there a case to be
Regulators and Consumer Advocates made for joint ventures? Is a secondary market for renewable
How are state regulators assessing mergers today and what energy assets beginning to materialize?
approaches are most likely to win approval? What does it Jeffrey A. McDermott, Managing Partner
take for a merger to create value for customers? What are GREENTECH CAPITAL ADVISORS
some of the key considerations regulatory commissions use
Michael O’Sullivan, Senior Vice President, Development
to balance utility costs with ratepayer perceptions?
NEXTERA ENERGY RESOURCEs
John A. Bohn, Commissioner Wouter T. van Kempen, President
CALIFORNIA Public Utilities Commission Duke Energy Generation Services
Alan R. Schriber, Chairman Raymond S. Wood, Managing Director
OHIO Public Utilities Commission CREDIT SUISSE
David Springe, Consumer Counsel John G. Klauberg (Moderator), Partner
K ansas Citizens’ Utilit y Ratepayer Board Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP
Stan Wise, Commissioner
GEORGIA Public Service Commission 5:00 Cocktail Reception
Joseph T. Kelliher (Moderator), Executive Vice President Hosted by Booz & Company
Federal Regulatory Affairs, FPL GROUP
“A n outstanding, unique event... The only time all year decision-makers from across
the entire spectrum of utility transactions come together to frame the issues.
”
Tuesday, January 26
7:45 Continental Breakfast Opportunities and Challenges
How will utilities address their transmission and other
8:30 Asset Acquisitions and aging infrastructure? How should operators approach
Divestitures raising and allocating capital and executing transactions in
the ordinary course and in non-traditional manners? What
Where is the market for generation assets headed in
are the opportunities for investors and what is their decision
2010 and 2011? What are the implications of carbon
process for allocating capital?
policy and climate change on the type of assets that
used to be attractive and that will be attractive? How Alan W. James, Senior Managing Director
will the need for “intelligent” valuations drive asset Macquarie capital (usa)
value if credit remains scarce? Who are the buyers and Dennis Mahoney, Senior Managing Partner, Head of Origination
sellers, and how will macro factors inf luence market STEELRIVER INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS
participants? Gregory S.Donat (Moderator), Director, Head of North
American Infrastructure, LAZARD FRÈRES & Co.
Jean-Pierre Benqué, President
EDF, Development Additional panelists to be announced
Christopher K. Hearn, Managing Director
FIRST RESERVE coporation 1:00 Closing Remarks
Alan B. Levande, Senior Managing Director Buffet luncheon to be served.
TENASK A CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
Frank A. Napolitano, President
LAkeside Energy 4To Register
Edward Sondey (Moderator) , Managing Director Online: www.snlcenter.com/uma
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10:00 Refreshment Break 4Program Fees
$1,795 Individual
10:15 Strategies for Sustained Growth
What are the challenges to achieving sustained $1,595 Each additional registrant from same
growth? What are the implications for financing capital organization at the same time
expenditures? What will it take for industry inorganic $1,095 Federal or State Regulatory Commission
growth to regain momentum? How will companies address
the impacts of growth on prices to customers? 4Venue and Accommodations
Jonathan Baliff, Executive Vice President, Strategy T he Symposium is being held at The Ritz-Carlton
NRG ENERGY
Battery Park in New York City. Guest rooms at
James P. Torgerson, President and CEO the hotel have been reserved for this event at a
UIL Holdings corporation
special rate of $349 per night, exclusive of taxes
Bertrand A. Valdman, Executive Vice President and COO
and fees. The discount rate is available through
Puget sound energy
January 5, 2010 or until the block is filled.
Thomas J. Flaherty III (Moderator), Senior Partner
Booz and COMPANY To reserve your room, please call the hotel
directly at (212) 344-0800 and mention the
11:30 Refreshment Break SNL EXNET Symposium.