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Shifting the US’s energy mix away from fossil fuels is a complicated process, and many of the difficult decisions are falling to electric utilities. Increasing demand from customers, state and federal policies and severe impacts from climate change are requiring utilities to adapt their business practices at a breakneck pace. A rapid energy transition requires utilities to take bold action and traverse uncharted territory. During the Clean Energy Solutions Summit, clean energy industry experts will join utilities to tackle their most pressing issues. Over the course of a day, via Zoom, experts and utilities will form a single working group to address one issue. 

The Solutions Summit is a hands-on, solutions-based approach for utilities and clean energy experts to develop bespoke solutions to the biggest challenges facing their organization today. Utility staff will emerge with a clear plan, and possible partners, for how to tackle the challenge before them. Working groups may consider emerging challenges involving topics such as maximizing value from solar and storage projects, electrification of vehicles and buildings, and managing an increasingly diverse and distributed grid.

Learn more and register: https://cleanenergysolutionssummit.com/ or reach out to events@cossa.co for more information.

Local economies reliant on snow sports are facing significant risk, extreme heat is impacting cities, agricultural lands and forests, while wildland and urban fires are degrading our air and quality of life. The Western Resilience Series will address these related issues that are ubiquitous across the region with expert speakers and a chance for community engagement and solutioning. Join us for a three-part series of lunch hour programs focused on Snow, Heat and Fire.

The Western Resilience Series is hosted by the USGBC Mountain and Pacific communities, but we welcome all to attend.

Learn more and register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/western-resilience-series-wildfire-risk-registration-243798978307