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SUMMARY:Data Center Poll Briefing
DESCRIPTION:On July 1\, the EPC will be briefing allies on the results from the fifth wave of our Community Poll project. In this wave\, the EPC and our partners fielded a national poll with Data for Progress focused on data center development. \nKey topics polled include: \n-Data center concerns and preferred policy solutions for data center regulation; \n-Differences in voter sentiment by geography\, including by proximity to existing data centers; \nand -Awareness and attitudes toward the Trump administration’s major actions on the environment thus far. \nPlease register in advance. We will record this session and if you are unable to attend\, please register to ensure you receive a follow-up email with the recording and resources shared during the session. After registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/data-center-poll-briefing/
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SUMMARY:Reducing Energy Costs for Small Wastewater Treatment Plants
DESCRIPTION:Small wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) face increasing pressure from rising electricity costs\, aging infrastructure\, and more stringent treatment requirements. Energy is often one of the largest operating expenses for small systems. This webinar will explore practical opportunities to reduce costs through energy efficiency improvements\, operational optimization\, and renewable energy solutions such as solar power. \nParticipants will learn how energy is used in wastewater treatment facilities\, common sources of energy inefficiency\, and strategies to reduce energy consumption while maintaining treatment performance. The webinar will highlight low-cost operational improvements\, high-efficiency equipment upgrades\, and solar photovoltaic (PV) systems that can help lower utility expenses and improve long-term resilience. \nPresenter: Danish Kumar\, Program Manager\, University of Maryland Environmental Finance Center
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/reducing-energy-costs-for-small-wastewater-treatment-plants/
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SUMMARY:Ground Source Technology in Urban Buildings
DESCRIPTION:This CARD webinar will review a field study conducted by Michael’s Energy to evaluate the performance\, cost\, and applicability of Darcy Solutions’ vertically oriented borehole geothermal system for urban commercial building retrofit applications that lack space for traditional geothermal well fields. \nThis ground-source heat pump (GSHP) technology is designed to address the major barriers associated with traditional geothermal systems in dense urban environments\, including large land requirements and high installation complexity. \nAttend to learn more about evaluation methodology and findings at two commercial demonstration sites in Minnesota\, and considerations and recommendations for applicability for commercial buildings in Minnesota.
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/ground-source-technology-in-urban-buildings/
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SUMMARY:How States Are Tackling the Challenges of Managing Federal Funds
DESCRIPTION:Join the States Energizing Communities Collaborative for a discussion with experts from the Pew Charitable Trusts on “How States Are Tackling the Challenges of Managing Federal Funds” (https://www.pew.org/en/research-and-analysis/reports/2026/05/how-states-are-tackling-the-challenges-of-managing-federal-funds). The conversation will focus on ways states can help local governments that lack resources to manage federal grants\, including examples from Hawaii\, Kansas\, Kentucky\, Massachusetts\, Kansas\, North Carolina\, Ohio\, Utah\, and Wyoming. \nThis virtual collaborative meeting will take place on July 15 at 3 p.m. ET. Please contact Catherine Kemp (ckemp@gpisd.net) or Melissa Cheatham (melissa@s2strategies.org) with questions.
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/how-states-are-tackling-the-challenges-of-managing-federal-funds/
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SUMMARY:Polling 301: Maximizing Campaign Impact with Public Opinion Research
DESCRIPTION:Winning climate advocacy campaigns requires understanding the public to make strategic\, data-driven campaign decisions and capture the public narrative. This training is for you if you understand the basics of public opinion research\, but want more concrete guidance on how to work with public opinion researchers to inform your campaigns and communications. \nJoin the Yale Program for Climate Change Communication\, the Climate Advocacy Lab\, and the Environmental Polling Consortium for an interactive webinar that will guide participants through polling methodology and best practices. This online training will: \n-Demonstrate how polling works as a movement tool; \n-Demonstrate how to understand your audience; \n-Explain different types of research tools and how to execute research through vendors; and \n-Provide space for participants to write their own survey questions and collect feedback. \nThis is a 1 ½ -hour webinar with interactive elements. \n 
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/polling-301-maximizing-campaign-impact-with-public-opinion-research/
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SUMMARY:Navigating DOE's New Home Energy Rebate Guidance: What It Means for States\, Industry\, and Consumers
DESCRIPTION:On June 1\, 2026\, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released new Home Energy Rebate Program Notices\, reshaping how states\, contractors\, and other stakeholders can implement and leverage the Home Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES)\, High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebates (HEEHR)\, and Tribal HEEHR programs. \n​What do these changes mean for the future of home energy upgrades\, consumer incentives\, and program delivery? How could they affect the broader market for energy efficiency improvements? \n​Join the Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE) and leading experts from AnnDyl Policy Group\, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)\, and the National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO) for an in-depth discussion of the new guidance. Speakers will break down the most important updates\, explore their practical implications\, and discuss what states\, energy efficiency companies\, contractors\, and other stakeholders should be watching in the months ahead as the final guidance is released. \n​Whether you are involved in program administration\, implementation\, policy development\, or the residential energy market\, this webinar will provide timely insights into one of the most important federal rebate programs supporting home energy improvements across the country. \n​Confirmed Speakers: \n\n\n​Lisa Jacobson\, President\, Business Council for Sustainable Energy \n\n\n​Maddie Koewler\, Senior Program Director\, National Association of State Energy Officials \n\n\n​Kara Saul Rinaldi\, President/CEO & Founder\, AnnDyl Policy Group \n\n\n​Sabine Rodgers\, Federal Policy Manager\, U.S. Green Building Council
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/navigating-does-new-home-energy-rebate-guidance-what-it-means-for-states-industry-and-consumers/
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SUMMARY:What Are the Early Impacts of Changing Gas Line Extension Policies?
DESCRIPTION:Gas line extension allowances have been phased out in California\, Colorado\, and Washington\, and utility regulators considering this policy change elsewhere are interested in understanding potential impacts. RMI analyzed housing and fuel choice data for the three first-mover states to assess what trends — if any — have emerged following the elimination of this policy. In this webinar\, we will walk through the early data and discuss the trends so far. We’ll share what the early data suggests about the impacts of eliminating gas line extension allowances\, and discuss the implications for states considering similar policies.
URL:https://atlasbuildingshub.com/event/what-are-the-early-impacts-of-changing-gas-line-extension-policies/
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CATEGORIES:Webinar
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