NYC Plugs into Carbon-Free Era

In this episode of Grid Talk, Marty Rosenberg talks with Matthew
Ketschke, Vice President at Con Edison in New York. Con Edison
operates one of the world's largest energy delivery systems. Mr.
Ketschke explains how the utility is working toward a cleaner,
more efficient future, and he details the impacts of reducing
carbon emissions on the delivery of electricity. You'll hear why
delivering power is like managing traffic in midtown
Manhattan.

Matthew Ketschke is the Vice President of Distributed Resource
Integration for Con Edison. He is responsible for the integration
of distributed energy resources to the Con Edison system. He
leads the company efforts related to the New York State Reforming
the Energy Vision (REV) including demonstration projects and
policy development. 

Mr. Ketschke joined Con Edison in 1995 and has held various
positions of increasing responsibility in operations,
construction, and engineering. He is a graduate of Stevens
Institute of Technology (BE 1995, MS 1998) and Columbia
University (MBA 2009).