Spring 2025 PLMA Conference: Call for PresentationsPLMA seeks presentation proposals for general, breakout, and pre-event conference sessions for the Spring 2025 PLMA Conference, scheduled for May 5-7, 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. Click Here to Submit your Presentation Proposal
Contents: Tips for Submitting a Successful ProposalPLMA is searching for exceptional session proposals from across the industry that explore lessons learned and best practices from practitioners who develop, implement, and evaluate flexible load management, demand response (DR), distributed energy resources (DER), and managed charging initiatives. Any industry professional is welcome to submit a proposal, although additional consideration will be given to submissions received from PLMA member organizations. PLMA highly values proposals that include participation by utilities, customers, and other market actors. Please, no sales pitches. Presentations of any length or style will be considered with the typical format of 30- to 60-minute case study presentations in which 1/3 of the time is reserved for audience discussion. All topics and presenters will be considered however PLMA especially values sessions having specific, actionable ties to flexible load management, DR, DERs, and/or managed charging, as well as its specific areas of strategy and interest, as follows:
Completing your Session Proposal:Proposal acceptance decisions will be made by PLMA's Conference Planning Group on January 29, 2025. If your submission is selected, the presenters identified in your proposal will receive an invitation to present at the Spring 2025 PLMA Conference, plus a discounted registration code. All presenters MUST register for, and plan to attend, the conference to confirm their acceptance to speak. Important Note about Conference Session DeadlinesPLMA deeply appreciates everyone's best efforts to adhere to all conference deadlines as they make it possible to complete the conference planning process accurately and on-schedule without significantly over-taxing our volunteer leaders and staff.
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Volunteering to Score Presentation Proposals:As is customary, PLMA member practitioners are invited to serve as volunteer proposal scorers. This task requires reviewing and scoring submissions based on a list of criteria that includes industry relevance and the engaging nature of the presentation's approach. If you would like to help with scoring, but have submitted a proposal, you will be able to recuse yourself from scoring that specific proposal. |