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REV 2019: Ready for 100%: Manufacturers Getting to Zero Carbon 10/11/2019

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REV 2019: Carbon Neutral & Net Zero Energy: Cities Charging Ahead 10/10/2019

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REV 2019: Redefining Efficiency to Eliminate Climate Pollution 10/10/2019

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REV 2018: Conversation with the Commissioners 10/19/2018

Renewable Energy Vermont 2018 features two days of industry presentations and technical workshops on current policy, regulatory and financial issues, technological innovations, and case studies. Conference topics are geared to bring together previously disassociated and distinct energy fields across the power, heating, and transportation sectors.

State Public Utility Commissioners share their views on the opportunities and challenges presented by the rapidly transforming energy sector.

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REV 2018: Breaking Barriers & Expanding Opportunities - Solar for All 10/19/2018

Renewable Energy Vermont 2018 features two days of industry presentations and technical workshops on current policy, regulatory and financial issues, technological innovations, and case studies. Conference topics are geared to bring together previously disassociated and distinct energy fields across the power, heating, and transportation sectors.

Effectively enabling low and moderate income households to access and benefit from solar requires skills, policies, and partnerships tailored to the unique barriers they face. The session highlights programmatic and sustainable and scalable business model approaches for providing low and moderate income households with economic benefits from solar. Panelists presentations feature proven policy solutions to unlock low-income access, a mission-critical component to achieving total renewable energy and climate commitments, and our long-term success.

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REV 2018: No One Left Behind: Equity in Innovation 10/19/2018

Renewable Energy Vermont 2018 features two days of industry presentations and technical workshops on current policy, regulatory and financial issues, technological innovations, and case studies. Conference topics are geared to bring together previously disassociated and distinct energy fields across the power, heating, and transportation sectors.

Low and moderate income households lack access to renewable energy technologies due to a variety of barriers, including up-front capital costs, tax policies, access to credit, relationships between landlords and tenants, outreach and awareness, and other challenges. View this session to learn more about the new Vermont Energy Access Coalition formed by Renewable Energy Vermont’s Education Fund to collaboratively identify and implement solutions to these barriers. Created in partnership with the Urban Sustainability Directors Network, a new guidebook and checklist on equitable clean energy initiative and program design will be unveiled. Panelists also share case studies featuring innovative LMI programs from around the country. Join the conversation on how our transition to total renewable energy can be more inclusive, equitable and just.

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REV 2018: Keynote Address: Katherine Hamilton 10/19/2018

Keynote Address from Kathrine Hamilton, Chair 38 North Solutions.

Renewable Energy Vermont 2018 features two days of industry presentations and technical workshops on current policy, regulatory and financial issues, technological innovations, and case studies. Conference topics are geared to bring together previously disassociated and distinct energy fields across the power, heating, and transportation sectors.

For more information: http://www.revconference.org/

REV 2018: Governor's Address 10/19/2018

Gov. Phil Scott addresses attendees of the conference.

Renewable Energy Vermont 2018 features two days of industry presentations and technical workshops on current policy, regulatory and financial issues, technological innovations, and case studies. Conference topics are geared to bring together previously disassociated and distinct energy fields across the power, heating, and transportation sectors.

For more information: http://www.revconference.org/

REV 2018: Keynote Address - Gordon van Welie 10/18/2018

Keynote address from Gordon van Welie, President and CEO of ISO New England

Renewable Energy Vermont 2018 features two days of industry presentations and technical workshops on current policy, regulatory and financial issues, technological innovations, and case studies. Conference topics are geared to bring together previously disassociated and distinct energy fields across the power, heating, and transportation sectors.

For more information: http://www.revconference.org/

REV 2018: Legislative Leadership 10/18/2018

Featuring remarks from Vermont Congressman Peter Welch. 

Speakers: President Pro Tempore Tim Ashe, Vermont State Senate;
President Pro Tempore Marc R. Pacheco, Massachusetts State Senate

Renewable Energy Vermont 2018 features two days of industry presentations and technical workshops on current policy, regulatory and financial issues, technological innovations, and case studies. Conference topics are geared to bring together previously disassociated and distinct energy fields across the power, heating, and transportation sectors.

For more information: http://www.revconference.org/

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