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Municipal Energy Planning
A Lunch & Learn Virtual Workshop Series
Wednesdays, May 25th – June 29th at Noon
Learn More and Register for Workshops Here!
Each Wednesday, starting May 25th, grab your lunch, hop on Zoom with us, and hear each of the expert panelists share their experiences. Registration on the website required. You will receive the Zoom link for each workshop after registering. Each workshop will focus on the following energy efficiency topics:
May 25th 2022 @ Noon : Municipal Microgrids Revisited
**Note: there is no session on June 1st 2022**
June 8th 2022 @ Noon: Leveraging Volunteer Committees to Achieve Green Goals
June 15th 2022 @ Noon: Peer Experiences with Hybrids, Electric Vehicles (EVs), and EV Charging Stations
June 22nd 2022 @ Noon: Improving Energy Efficiency in Buildings: Successes, Challenges, and Strategies
June 29th 2022 @ Noon: Energy Justice and Increasing Access for All
Check out the panelists, learn more, and register for ALL sessions now on the Energy Planning Workshops Webpage linked here.
Please note each workshop is a separate Zoom link, so please register for each workshop individually on the website.
Upcoming session #1: Virtual, Wednesday May 25th 2022 @ Noon
“Municipal Microgrids Revisited: How to Procure Resilient Electric Power for Community Lifeline with an Energy as a Service (Eaas) Financing Model”
In this session, you will learn the basic fundamentals of microgrid components, the challenges for siting and purchasing, new grant opportunities, and the benefits of resiliency of the grid and your community lifelines from the impacts of power outages. A representative from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center will provide an overview of the Mass CEC’s services and their work on microgrids. A strategic alliance of private companies, Schneider Electric, Citizen’s Energy Corporation, and GZA, will discuss microgrid projects and “EaaS,” an innovative method of financing a microgrid that reduces the ownership and operation risks for the municipality. Find out more about each of the panelists on the Energy Planning Workshops Webpage.
Thank you. Please feel free to register for all the workshops today! We hope these workshops will provide municipal leaders with the tools to incorporate greater sustainability into their communities. I hope you see you all there!
Please reach out to me at jmoore@cmrpc.org or Sarah E. Concannon at Sarah.Concannon@umb.edu with any questions.
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