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June 17, 2003 KEY CONNECTICUT OFFICIALS Leaders of Connecticut’s two electric utilities will share their views on recent changes in the energy market will impact Connecticut ratepayers at the Connecticut Business & Industry Association Energy Forum scheduled for Wednesday, June 25, 8 a.m.-noon at the Rocky Hill Marriott. Michael Morris, president and CEO, Northeast Utilities, and Anthony J. Vallillo, president and COO, the United Illuminating Company, will participate in a panel discussion on issues such as locational marginal pricing, changes in the standard offer, default service and congestion costs. There will be a second panel discussion on ways businesses can save money on energy. That panel will include Whit Allen, vice president, Sure Power; Jim Bell, director, products and services, CBIA; Eric Bartone, president, NEXTGEN Northeast; and Robert Cables, vice president and operating manager, Energy East Solutions, Southern Affiliate. Admission to the conference, which includes a continental breakfast, is $129 per person, $99 for CBIA members. CBIA is Connecticut’s largest business organization, with over 10,000 members. CBIA’s mission is to create a competitive business climate that leads to economic growth and job creation.
Media wishing to attend the event should contact Nancy Andrews, CBIA media relations manager, at 860-244-1957 or andrewsn@cbia.com. 350 Church
Street · Hartford, CT 06103-1126 · cbia.com/newsroom
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