The new catchphrase for governments, environmentalists, development specialists, and corporates alike is ESG. This acronym for Environment, Social, and Governance has become the buzzword underpinning discussions on energy transition, net-zero development, and corporate social responsibility. But, what is ESG? Are there clear definitions, standards and rules that define ESG, and are these universally accepted? How […]
WEST has put together a program for high school students, college students, and the broader WEST community. We need more people in STEM careers and want to ensure the next generation has an opportunity to connect with and hear from local STEM professionals. During this time together, participants will watch short video clips, discuss in […]
Born out of electric industry restructuring, the Restructuring Roundtable has been meeting four to six times per year since 1995 to discuss current topics related to revolutionary changes in the electric power industry in Massachusetts and throughout New England. Attendance at the Roundtable meetings averages over 200, with attendees representing a broad cross-section of regional […]
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 […]
Join CPES for the 2021 Virtual Holiday Celebration and Annual Awards Ceremony! This year CPES will present four annual awards to those who have made a significant contribution to Connecticut’s […]
Time to talk about driving long distances in electric cars! We are frequently asked about range, and people often express concerns about driving long distances in an electric vehicle (EV). That's why Green Energy Consumers Alliance's upcoming conversation will focus on road trips! The guests have taken road trips in their electric cars and will […]
In the fifth session of Studio for High-Performance Design & Construction's Home Electrification Series, the session will review options for electric cooking and range hoods. SHPDC will look at induction stoves as well as electric resistance ranges, and talk about the importance of exhaust hoods for good indoor air quality. SHPDC will also cover how […]
In their last session of the Home Electrification Series, SHPDC will review options for photovoltaics to produce renewable electricity at your home, battery storage, and EV car charging. SHPDC will talk about when you may need to consider upgrading your electric service during the process of electrification, and how you can incorporate smart tech and […]
NEWIEE’s next “Ask Me Anything!” webinar will feature PowerOptions President and CEO Heather Takle! Heather Takle provides a unique understanding of complex energy rates and how costs are calculated. Find out more, and ask her YOUR questions on January 12th! How are we meeting? We’ll be meeting virtually via the video conferencing program Zoom. You […]
Electrifying heavy duty vehicles - particularly vehicles that currently run on diesel - is important from both a climate change and public health perspective. Hear from two leaders in Massachusetts who have made the switch: Intelligent Labor & Moving, which operates the first electric box truck in Massachusetts, and Martha's Vineyard Transit Authority, which now […]
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