Please join WEN for the WEN Global Annual Business Meeting. The meeting will be held Friday, October 15, at 12:00 p.m. Eastern. Topics include the state of WEN association, actions taken by the Board this year, and results of the WEN Global Board election.
If you would like to serve on a board, are already on a board, or work with a board, join WEST for Get on Board! The panelists are directors of both for-profit and nonprofit organization boards, and will address issues relating to service as directors, including the combinations of skills and experiences that boards are […]
For over two decades, Renewable Energy Vermont's annual conference has been one of the top renewable energy events in northern New England. This annual forum brings together leaders from across the renewable energy sector to innovate, collaborate, and explore ways to make progress on the most important issues facing renewable energy today. A virtual event, REV2021: […]
Join NESEA for virtual breakfast at the 2021 NESEA Annual Meeting on Tuesday, October 19th! Whether you’ve been a NESEA Member since the beginning or are just curious about NESEA’s work and mission, this is the event for you. Members and non-members alike are welcome. NESEA's Executive Director, Board Chair, and Treasurer will provide a […]
SWEP-CT invites its members to attend a complimentary lunch-and-learn session on October 19, 2021 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. on Environmental Use Restrictions. DEEP environmental analysts Jade Barber and Amanda Killeen will provide an overview of the recent changes to the EURs, show you where to find more information as it becomes available, and answer […]
The Connecticut Policy and Energy Society is excited to announce its 2021 Fall Conference “The Future of Energy: What’s the Deal?,” which will take place virtually on October 21st. This year, The Future of Energy will highlight emerging trends within the energy industry focused on equity and inclusion. Throughout this day-long event, CPES will spotlight the […]
State of the Industry: Transition to Clean Energy During this program, WEN will discuss views on where the industry is heading, what does clean energy mean to your sector, is it feasible, what infrastructure is needed as well as goals and objectives.
Join U.S. C3E Ambassador Julia Hamm (CEO, Smart Electric Power Alliance), Mari McClure (CEO, Green Mountain Power), Patti Poppe (CEO, PG&E), and Debra Smith (CEO, Seattle City Light) as they discuss utility leadership in accelerating the carbon-free energy transition.
From the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic to the various recent and upcoming changes to the environmental regulatory landscape in CT, the regulated community faces increasing challenges to managing environmental risks. Please join SWEP CT for a virtual “coffee break” for a discussion of strategies for managing and advising clients during these times of uncertainty. This is […]
Clean energy, environmental justice, and social equity are at a critical juncture in the United States. All Americans should share in the benefits of the energy transition regardless of income, race, ethnicity, gender and geographic location. These benefits include sustainable energy technologies, new job opportunities, healthier people and a healthier planet. At this year’s 10th […]
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