SWEP CT is pleased to invite their members to join them on an easy hike. Participants will meet in the parking lot at the TPC River Highlands Clubhouse at 5:30 PM, so that people can proceed over to the hike entrance and set out no later 5:45 PM. The plan is to return by about […]
Nine volunteers will visit Dearborn STEM Academy to engage with 11th grade students on an engineering educational pathway. Volunteers will represent the government, utility, solar, energy storage, and wind sectors. They will share their insights and advice with students about careers in the industry, education options, and ways to get involved. Panelists: Grace Fletcher - […]
Career Possibilities Panel & Speed Networking - Business Development, Portfolio Strategy, & Tech Transfer 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 […]
This EnergyBar is focused on celebrating the culmination of of Go Move 2022, a Greentown Go startup-corporate partnerships accelerator program focused on decarbonizing automotive manufacturing and reducing vehicles’ life-cycle impact, in partnership with BASF and Magna. Go Move is a program that aims to decarbonize the transportation sector, which is responsible for 16 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. While the […]
WEN Boston invites you to their second part of the Energy Experts After Dark Series with Megan Beauregard, Chief Legal Officer of Enel North America. This event will allow the attendee to connect personally with Megan. She will summarize her career while touching upon current successes and challenges we face as women within the energy industry. Megan is […]
Fleet vehicles represent a major portion of emissions and air pollution in Massachusetts. Electrifying these trucks, buses, and light-duty vehicles can reduce both CO2 and particulate matter pollution emissions for all communities in an equitable manner while meeting the Commonwealth’s zero emission goals. The Massachusetts Fleet EV Charging Program from National Grid and Eversource accelerates […]
Summer 2023 Executive Education Masterclass Taught by Dean Rachel Kyte Without urgent action to boost clean development, emissions reductions and investment in our resilience, we are on “a highway to hell with our foot on the accelerator.” So says the UN Secretary General. With climate diplomacy now omnipresent at virtually every negotiation table of consequence […]
Did you know that LinkedIn is one the best tools you can use to grow your network and your career? NEWIEE is partnering up with Progressive GE to hear from a STEM recruiter on how to best maximize your LinkedIn Profile. During this session you will learn how to craft a strong headline and gain […]
Join the New Energy Professionals of CPES for an overview and tour of FuelCell Energy’s manufacturing facility in Torrington on Thursday, May 18th from 4:00 – 6:30 pm. FuelCell is a Connecticut-based company on the cutting edge of decarbonization power and producing hydrogen for a clean energy future by developing innovative, fuel cell, electrolyzer, and […]
The Council on Women in Energy & Environmental Leadership (CWEEL) Career Advancement Committee, in partnership with Positively Powered Professional Development is excited to bring you CWEEL Power Circles! In alignment with CWEEL's mission to support professional career development, mentoring, and networking opportunities to aspiring women in energy and environmental fields, CWEEL Power Circles are specifically designed to support our […]
In 2023, more women than ever are skilling, re-skilling, and upskilling across various industries. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, some gender gaps are also being filled through online learning. However, gaps remain substantial in terms of representation in STEM fields – particularly in ICT and engineering. The benefits of diversity in these fields are […]
Enjoy draft pours and light snacks in Trillium's warm and welcoming lounge and patio spaces. This event is free but please register so SWEP MA know how many people to expect.
This webinar will build on the “Equipped for Action: Tools, Resources, and Opportunities for a Low Carbon Future” webinar presented on January 20th by diving more deeply into the ecosystem of tools created by the Department of Energy to assist building owners and resource managers with collecting data and working towards organizational building decarbonization goals. […]
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