Clean Energy Calendar

Climate Week NYC will take place this year from September 23 to 29. Run in coordination with the UN and the City of New York, Climate Week continues to grow as the time and place for the world to showcase amazing climate action and discuss how to do more. The anchor events of Climate Week are growing, and the number of events in 2019 is set to far exceed the 150 events of 2018 – the largest ever. Climate Week is run by The Climate Group, the international non-profit focused on accelerating climate action.

More info at climateweeknyc.org/climate-week-nyc-2019

Businesses, governments, academic institutions, arts organizations, individuals and non- profit organisations are invited to participate in the week-long events program including panel discussions concerts, exhibitions, seminars and more. Climate Week NYC 2019 Events will be categorized in the following Programs (click to find out more or to register an event):

•    Youth & Climate Activism
•    Energy Transition
•    Industry Transition
•    Clean Transport, Buildings and Infrastructure
•    Food, Land and Nature Based Solutions
•    Climate Finance, Investment and Carbon Pricing
•    National Government Policy and Commitment
•    State, City and Local Action
•    Health, Equality and Justice
•    Sustainable Travel and Leisure
•    Resilience and Adaption to Climate Change

Clean Heating and Cooling with Geothermal: You’ll like what you don’t see. Presented by Jay Egg, HeatSmart CNY.

Why are geothermal heat pumps the most efficient form of heating and cooling?

How can geo help us make our buildings net zero?

What happens if you combine a pool, a house, and a bakery on the same geo system?

Come hear Geothermal expert Jay Egg explain the science of heat pumps, answering these questions and more!

Co-hosted by the Lime Hollow Nature Center and HeatSmart CNY, a project of the Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board and Alliance for a Green Economy.

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This Climate Week hear from our panel of offshore wind experts on making New York an offshore wind jobs hub as a part of the Energy Transition Program.

As codified by the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, the State is supporting the development of 9,000 megawatts of offshore wind energy by 2035. That’s enough to power up to 6 million homes, and provides a huge opportunity for local New York jobs.

Speakers to come.

Free breakfast.

Brought to you by NRDC, New Yorkers for Clean Power, E2, and New York Offshore Wind Alliance.

Register Here