The Smart Grid can be a profound transformation of the
current electricity system. However, how
is it put together? Like the Internet,
where familiar standardized protocols such as TCP/IP enabled revolutionary
growth, the same is also possible in the Smart Grid. There is a complex process underway to set
these standards. Noted Energy Lawyer
Professor Eisen, writer of a leading energy law text Energy, Economics and the
Environment, is taking a key role in this effort. He has consulted for numerous utilities,
companies, and federal and state regulators on these issues. He is coming to
visit Harvard Law School and will be giving a talk on this topic March
6th. Come and learn about this exciting
new area of work. Lunch (non-pizza) will
be served!
Organizer: Harvard Environmental Law Society
Talk Location: Harvard Law School, Wasserstein Hall, Room
2012
Time: March 6th, 12-1PM
Contact: Sachin Desai (sdesai@jd13.law.harvard.edu; 347-735-3008)
Speaker Coffee Talk: For those interested, we will also have
a separate Coffee-Talk with the Speaker, Prof. Eisen, at 4:30 to 5:30 at the
Wasserstein Pub. Feel free to come in for a bit before or after class.
