ENERGY EFFICIENCY & DEMAND RESPONSE 101: UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS & THE MOST RECENT DYNAMICS HAPPENING IN OUR STATES As our energy system continues to transition to a clean energy economy, our ability to utilize each increment of energy wisely becomes more important. Whether to keep our energy system affordable, resilient, or reliable—or to address matters […]
NEEP’s core mission is to advance the market for energy efficiency and decarbonization of the building sector through realistic and proven market, policy, and program solutions at the local, state, and regional level. The Ready, Set, Scale. webinar series focuses on the mechanisms key to rapid, equitable decarbonization of the regional commercial and residential buildings sector. NEEP […]
There is collective recognition that managers can have an outsized impact on their employees’ daily satisfaction and retention. In fact, it is often said that “People do not leave bad jobs; they leave bad managers.” We have all heard stories about the impact of toxic and/or ineffective bosses. Perhaps less frequently discussed are great bosses. […]
INNOVATION IN RETAIL ELECTRIC MARKETING: MOVING BEYOND COMMODITY PRICE-BASED COMPETITION After years with retail electric offerings focused mostly on priced-based competition against utility basic/default service offerings, electric retailers are increasingly offering innovative products that offer choice to consumers. Areas of choice available in New England and other markets include innovation in term length, renewable content, […]
In the world of business, careers are no longer linear or predictable. What was once a clearly sign-posted path as you progressed through milestones, a career road map is now circuitous presenting new challenges and opportunities at every bend. Life-long careers in one sector or one company are becoming a rarity as new technologies and […]
ISO New England will host a virtual briefing to present its recently-released report, Evaluation of Pathways to a Future Grid – a study of potential wholesale market design frameworks that would allow New England to meet its decarbonziation goals. The final report, Pathways Study: Evaluation of Pathways to a Future Grid, is available on the ISO’s website and a short […]
NEWIEE's next "Ask Me Anything!" webinar will feature a panel of leaders from Out in Energy, a national community for openly Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex (LGBTQI) professionals working across the US energy and climate sectors, and across all energy sources and technologies. The Out in Energy network serves as a community development […]
Join the Society of Women Environmental Professionals, Massachusetts Chapter (SWEP-MA) for this online event with Dr. Margarita Gurri, CSP. Burnout is real. Understand the brain science of stress so you can banish the emotional, physical, and behavioral symptoms of burnout, even when dealing with COVID, working from home, hybrid meetings, and a return to travel. Learn […]
“Personal branding” - it’s a phrase we hear all the time, but what does it truly mean? Moreover, how does one craft a personal brand that truly encapsulates the intersectionality of their identities? Balancing the act of creating space to honor your whole authentic self, while ensuring that space is concise enough to be marketable […]
Over the next couple of years New England’s markets will likely see many changes — from MOPR’s elimination to market reforms to address resource adequacy and state decarbonization goals. Please join us in a conversation about recent developments and the future implications. MODERATOR: Molly Connors, Policy Analyst – Manager, New England Power Generators Association PANEL: Jeffrey […]
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