The summit will feature presentations on local energy initiatives, policy updates, and opportunities for collaboration. Participants will engage in meaningful discussions about strategies to enhance energy efficiency in their communities and help the commonwealth achieve its 2050 emission reduction goals.
Join the Environmental Polling Consortium for our last community-wide poll briefing on 2024. This briefing is open to the public and will feature important lessons and takeaways for environmental advocates from post-election polling.
The 2024 Energy Efficiency Policy Forum will convene experts and leaders from across government, industry, and advocacy to assess the current landscape of federal energy efficiency policies, explore ways to strengthen and expand these efforts, and discuss how to address potential challenges ahead.
You are invited to join the Collective Clean Energy Fund (CCEF) and RENEW Energy Partners (RENEW) for a how-to guide on leveraging the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund at your facilities, accelerating key decarbonization and resiliency projects for your business.
Join us on Tuesday, December 17 at 1:30 PM EST as we sit down with Rose Stephens-Booker, Managing Director of Programs and Partnerships at the Building Decarbonization Coalition, and Tony Sirna, Buildings Senior Policy Lead at Evergreen Action, to discuss the key federal and state building decarbonization policy moments of 2024.
Hear from some of our industry's top strategic thinkers as they look ahead to 2025 and what may impact the residential energy-efficiency landscape.
This multi-day course will describe how conducting a distributional equity analysis (DEA) can be used in conjunction with benefit-cost analyses (BCA) of DERs to provide a broader decision framework that considers key metrics – such as rate and bill impacts, participation, health and safety – and their impacts on underserved (e.g., low income) customers relative to all other customers.
This webinar will present new research from the City College of New York (CUNY) evaluating the relationships between New York City (NYC) laws enacted over the past 15 years related to energy codes and benchmarking, building audits, and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions caps and actual building energy use and permit data
This training course will describe how “transfers” – i.e., when an impact on one party is exactly offset by an inverse impact on another party – can be identified and accounted for in benefit-cost analysis (BCA) for distributed energy resources (DERs).
Starting on 03/30/2024, owners of buildings in Massachusetts over 20,000 square feet will be required to disclose energy usage publicly. This webinar is designed to provide owners with information about how to comply with the law.
To be updated: More information coming Fall 2024.
Come present your work and learn from others about innovative methods, practices and technologies, how to evaluate these programs, understand why individuals and groups change, and make these transitions in fair and equitable ways.
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