The goal of decarbonization is to reduce or eliminate carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, as well as other pollutants, from the energy grid. However, that will not occur overnight. Renewable energy sources such as hydrogen, wind, and solar are still a long way away from being the predominant source of energy. Whether you like it or […]
Amended Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) regulations were promulgated on December 24, 2021, to bring the regulations into alignment with state policy and planning efforts with regard to environmental justice, climate adaptation and resiliency, and greenhouse gas mitigation. MEPA has also issued an amended Environmental Notification Form, an Interim Protocol on Climate Change Adaptation and […]
Learn about important updates to the Catalyst and DICES program from MassCEC and MassVentures.
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 […]
People of color own more than 17% of US businesses but are awarded less than 5% of total contract dollars from Fortune 100 companies. Corporations and government agencies increasingly embrace […]
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 […]
The WRISE Leadership Forum is a unique experience, combining professional development with tools to advance renewable energy. Join professionals virtually from across the country as we discuss current renewable energy trends and policy issues; all while gaining valuable tools to enhance your career and build your companies and organizations. Even virtually, the Leadership Forum will […]
Join CPES and the CT Bar Association's Energy Section on Wednesday, February 23, 2021 from 5-6:30pm for their Annual Legislative Preview. The leadership of the Energy & Technology Committee will provide insight on their priorities for the 2022 Legislative Session.
Digging deeper into the experience of black women in the energy industry. Participants will hear their stories of triumph, breaking down barriers, and remaining resilient in their paths to success.
Register in advance for this meeting to network and unwind in 2022.
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