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Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner John Norris addresses the audience at the Energy Technologies forum.
Commissioner John Norris of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission delivers the keynote remarks.
David Sloane, Senior Vice President of Government Relations at AARP, introduces the keynote speaker.
Mark Toney of the Utility Reform Network speaks on the second panel of the Energy Technologies forum.
Mark Toney, Executive Director of the Utility Reform Network, addresses the audience at the Energy Technologies forum.
An audience member asks the second panel a question at the Energy Technologies forum.
Scott Musser, Associate State Director of AARP Illinois, addresses the audience at the Energy Technologies forum.
Rawle Andrews of AARP Maryland participates in the second panel of the Energy Technologies forum.
Rawle Andrews, Senior State Director of AARP Maryland, addresses the audience at the Energy Technologies forum.
CD Hobbs of the University of Florida addresses the audience at the Energy Technologies forum.
CD Hobbs of the University of Florida moderates the second panel of the Energy Technologies forum.
An audience member poses a question to the first panel of the Energy Technologies forum.

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