National Capital Area Chapter
U.S. Association for Energy Economics

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The National Capital Area Chapter of the United States Association for Energy Economics (NCAC-USAEE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing energy professionals in the Washington metropolitan area with a forum that fosters the exchange of ideas and the sharing of professional experiences. We also promote an improved understanding of energy economics and energy related issues by all interested parties.

To accomplish these goals we hold lunch meetings on the third Friday of the month, which provide an opportunity for networking, followed by lunch and a presentation by a feature speaker. These lunches are held at centrally located venues in Washington, DC. (Please note there are no monthly lunches in January, April, July, and August.)

We also hold an annual dinner in January, where our members have a chance to interact in a more formal setting. In addition, we co-host a one-day annual conference in April in conjunction with the Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies.
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14th Annual Washington
Energy Policy Conference
March 9th, 8:00 a.m.

Fully Subscribed - No Further Reservations Accepted
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Student Subsidy Continues

We are making a special effort
to attract more students to our luncheons.

For this purpose, the Chapter’s governing Council has agreed to allow any Chapter Member bringing a student attending for the first time to themselves pay only the student rate of $5.

 

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