Clean Energy Calendar
june 2020
28may7:15 am28oct3:00 pmOn The Road to a Net Zero Carbon Economy
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Full program here More info & RSVP HERE Location TBD
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May 28 (Thursday) 7:15 am - October 28 (Wednesday) 3:00 pm
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02jun7:00 pm8:00 pmFilm Premiere: Hidden Costs documentary film about NBK Pipeline
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50 years after the second largest oil spill in US history was discovered leaking under North Brooklyn, a fracked gas pipeline is
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50 years after the second largest oil spill in US history was discovered leaking under North Brooklyn, a fracked gas pipeline is under construction in the same community. The project destabilizes local business and puts public health and safety at risk ahead of a global pandemic. HIDDEN COSTS focuses on patterns of community sacrifice for corporate profit and celebrates communities that have fought for generations for clean and healthy neighborhoods.
Film available with a link all day on Tues. June 2nd (film is 20 min long)
ZOOM Q&A with Sane Energy Project, filmmaker, and subjects Tues. June 2nd at 7 PM ET
Register for the film link and Zoom password at: https://actionnetwork.org/events/04840d0ec36697eb264d37682e1ef4bac92c2ce1?hash=301e5cd56032a9e5bf089ac3c06ab179
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Time
(Tuesday) 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Online presentation
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03jun1:00 pm2:00 pmAdvancing Clean Air & Climate Goals with Clean Fuel Trucks
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Please join Energy Vision, NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) and Empire Clean Cities for a one-hour webinar to learn about how truck fleet owners and operators can transition to affordable,
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Please join Energy Vision, NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) and Empire Clean Cities for a one-hour webinar to learn about how truck fleet owners and operators can transition to affordable, clean, alternatively fueled medium- and heavy-duty trucks that will help to bring healthier air to residents of the South Bronx.
At this event, NYC fleets and community members will learn about:
* The health and climate case for transitioning medium- and heavy-duty trucks off of diesel
* The immediate benefits of Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) made from waste at a new refueling station in Hunts Point
* Available clean truck technology and fleet testimonials
* Funding opportunities, including the NYC Clean Trucks Program, administered by NYC DOT, a rebate incentive program to reduce diesel exhaust emissions by replacing older, heavy polluting diesel trucks
Sign up here now! Space is limited.
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(Wednesday) 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Location
Your computer or phone
Online presentation
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Empire Clean CitiesInfo@EmpireCleanCities.org 55 Water Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10041
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How threatened is New York's agricultural land? What is the state doing to protect it? What can New York learn from other states? A new study from
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How threatened is New York’s agricultural land? What is the state doing to protect it? What can New York learn from other states? A new study from American Farmland Trust (AFT) – “Farms Under Threat: The State of the States” – provides groundbreaking new data that answer these questions. Join us for this free webinar for a look at the findings and an overview of the tools now available to help planners, land protection practitioners, policymakers and advocates strengthen and expand agricultural land retention and protection efforts in New York
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(Wednesday) 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
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04jun1:15 pm2:45 pmUsing Design Thinking to Employ Smart Systems to Decarbonize Our Future
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Design thinking uses customer input and transdisciplinary collaboration to erase silos and re imagine archaic processes, opening opportunities to build smart system tools for decarbonization of operations and
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Time
(Thursday) 1:15 pm - 2:45 pm
Location
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05junAll DayWorld Environment Day
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The foods we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink and the
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The foods we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink and the climate that makes our planet habitable all come from nature.
Yet, these are exceptional times in which nature is sending us a message:
To care for ourselves we must care for nature.
It’s time to wake up. To take notice. To raise our voices.
It’s time to build back better for People and Planet.
This World Environment Day, it’s Time for Nature.
Updates
Register your online event celebrating nature and see yourself amidst hundreds of others.
Find out what organizations, businesses, cities, governments, schools and faith groups can do.
View an extensive schedule featuring high level speakers, virtual tours, Goodwill Ambassadors, Young Champions and music sessions.
Time
All Day (Friday)
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Your computer or phone
Online presentation
05jun1:30 pm3:00 pmSafe Work Practices for Energy Efficiency Workers
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Friday, June 5, 2020; 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Event Address: https://nyserdany.webex.com/nyserdany/onstage/g.php?MTID=e5cdb354ac4fa177e5941f24c924b0b2f Event number: 145 448 2024 Event Password: nyserda Audio conference: +1-415-655-0003 Access code: 145 448 2024
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Friday, June 5, 2020; 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Event Address:
https://nyserdany.webex.com/
Event number: 145 448 2024
Event Password: nyserda
Audio conference: +1-415-655-0003
Access code: 145 448 2024
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(Friday) 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Location
Your computer or phone
Online presentation
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New York State Energy Research & Development Authority (NYSERDA)info@nyserda.ny.gov 17 Columbia Circle Albany, NY 12203-6399
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2020 will be a challenging year for the climate.
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2020 will be a challenging year for the climate.
We’ve been grappling with some big, complicated challenges as a country. Later this year, we’ll have a presidential election. Meanwhile, urgent problems like climate change are higher in the public awareness than ever—but sometimes it feels like polarization is higher than ever, too. How will our government take action?
You have a choice.
Will you choose to resign yourself to politics as usual? To engage in unproductive fights? Or, will you choose to work together – to connect with your fellow Americans, to organize in your community, and to bring people together around the urgent issue of climate change? At CCL, we’ve made our choice. We’re showing up in Washington, D.C. to help heal democracy and our climate.
At CCL’s International Conference & Lobby Day, you’ll help break through the cynicism that prevents us from addressing climate change.
- Get trained on how to engage your member of Congress and others in your community about climate change
- Get connected with 1,500 other people from around the country who are concerned about climate change and working to get Congress to act on climate
- Get out there with your new skills and fellow constituents. You will visit Capitol Hill to meet with members of Congress and their staff about climate change in pre-arranged meetings. Your voice and your story are what Congress most needs to hear.
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7 (Sunday) 10:00 am - 9 (Tuesday) 4:00 pm
Location
Your computer or phone
Online presentation
09jun12:00 pm1:00 pmNew England Strong - Planning for a Clean Economic Recovery
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We all wonder how to rebuild our economy after this dire disruption of COVID-19. What will this crisis in global health and economies bring? Can business and government create a
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We all wonder how to rebuild our economy after this dire disruption of COVID-19. What will this crisis in global health and economies bring? Can business and government create a recovery strong enough to build our clean economy back better?
Even in these trying times, new ideas can guide our way to a strong and sustainable recovery. Join us to hear insights from New England leaders on how our region and world can take this opportunity to build a better path to net zero and a sustainable future.
Speaker Panel:
– Representative Sean Garballey, Massachusetts House Representative for the 23rd Middlesex District
– Celina Cunningham, Deputy Director of the Governor’s Energy Office in Maine
– Paul Lipke, Senior Advisor for Energy and Buildings for Health Care Without Harm
– Mark Sandeen, Lexington Select Board member and former chair of the Sustainable Lexington Committee
Following presentations we will open the floor to participants for Q&A.
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Time
(Tuesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
Your computer or phone
Online presentation
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E2zamittay@e2.org
09jun1:15 pm2:45 pmEnergy Storage Technologies: Developments, Issues and Outlook
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The future of clean energy on the electricity grid, grid modernization and power system resilience overall depends on the ability to store energy because of the intermittency of
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The future of clean energy on the electricity grid, grid modernization and power system resilience overall depends on the ability to store energy because of the intermittency of renewable energy sources. Join the Security and Sustainability Forum and George Washington University’s Environmental and Energy Management Institute in a review of the status of energy storage technologies (batteries, hydro, electrolysis and new innovations) and the implication for energy project financing with Alejandro Moreno Director of the Water Power Technologies Office in the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) and Stratos Tavoulareas, former International Finance Corporation and current George Washington University power engineer
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Time
(Tuesday) 1:15 pm - 2:45 pm
Location
Your computer or phone
Online presentation
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10jun7:00 pm8:15 pmDrawdown NYC - Climate Action Speaker Series
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The heart of Drawdown New York City's mission is to bring possibility and grounded optimism to the goal of reversing
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The heart of Drawdown New York City‘s mission is to bring possibility and grounded optimism to the goal of reversing global warming, and then help people find their unique paths to support Drawdown solutions to do just that. That’s why we are thrilled to have Julie Tighe, President of the New York League of Conservation Voters, kick-off our virtual speaker series.
The NYLCV has played a major role in getting New York legislators to pass some of the most sweeping environmental policy in the country. They are the only statewide environmental organization in New York that fights for clean water, clean air, renewable energy, and open space, though political action. From the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, which mandated that state-wide GHG emissions drop by at least 85% , getting rid of article 10 so we can build the renewable energy we need, and helping to properly fund city parks through their Play Fair initiative, the NYLCV has had remarkable success.
With 2020 presenting some huge opportunities to change the policies in this country, please join us for a chance to learn about how NYLCV has been so effective over the years and how it plans to apply its uniquely effective expertise in the coming year.
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(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
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Your computer or phone
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16jun2:00 pm3:00 pmNYStretch Energy Code 2020 A Tool for Meeting Communities' Climate Goals
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The NYS Green Building Conference is pleased to host this webinar. Since we can't get
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The NYS Green Building Conference is pleased to host this webinar. Since we can’t get together in person, we want to take this opportunity to gather our community online. This first webinar is free, however subsequent webinars will have a fee for anyone not registered for the 2020 NYS Green Building Conference (Oct. 28 – 30). See below for the summer webinar schedule.
Description:
NYStretch Energy Code 2020 is LIVE! Stretch energy codes are a pivotal tool in achieving greater energy efficiency and greenhouse gas reductions in new construction. Hear about how NYStretch can help communities achieve their climate goals while also supporting the broader New York State goals identified in the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act. Attend this session to learn more about the stretch code, the economics and benefits of adopting NYStretch, and the tools and resources available to assist communities in its adoption. Share your ideas on what more would be needed to support local communities interested in adopting stretch codes, and find out about the opportunities NYSERDA is offering to support community stretch code efforts.
Presenters:
- Marilyn Dare, Senior Project Manager – Energy Code, NYSERDA
- Josh Stack, Stack Resilience, LLC
Continuing Education:
- This session has been approved for 1.0 AIA CES LU/HSW
2020 Summer Webinar Schedule:
- Tuesday, June 16th, 2:00 PM: NYStretch Energy Code 2020: A Tool for Meeting Communities’ Climate Goals with Marilyn Dare, NYSERDA and Josh Stack, Stack Resilience, LLC
- Tuesday, July 14th, 2:00 PM: Jim D’Aloisio, Klepper, Hahn, & Hyatt (topic TBA)
- Tuesday, August 18th, 2:00 PM: Mass Timber with Paul Crovella, SUNY ESF
Time
(Tuesday) 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location
Your computer or phone
Online presentation
17jun9:00 am1:00 pmUnlocking the Grid: Getting Renewables to NYC
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This online conference will use an engaging, custom livestream platform to deliver a more immersive conference experience. Learn more about conference sponsorship opportunities here. UNLOCKING THE GRID:
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This online conference will use an engaging, custom livestream platform to deliver a more immersive conference experience. Learn more about conference sponsorship opportunities here.
UNLOCKING THE GRID: GETTING RENEWABLES TO NYC
Local Law 97 anticipates that NYC’s electric grid will deliver far more renewable energy than is currently available. But where will this electricity be generated? When will it be available to New York City buildings? And what policies will support this transformation?
Our 2020 online conference, Unlocking the Grid: Getting Renewables to NYC, will tackle these questions over four sessions. Regulators, renewable energy developers and industry experts will share how they are overcoming existing barriers and paving the path for a cleaner grid.
KEYNOTE PANEL: THE POLICY LANDSCAPE
The leaders of the three agencies responsible for the direction of New York’s energy policy will discuss the future of renewable energy in the state.
Alicia Barton | CEO, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
Gil Quiniones | CEO, New York Power Authority
John Rhodes | Chair, New York Public Service Commission and CEO, Department of Public Service
Moderator: John Mandyck | CEO, Urban Green Council
SESSION 1: REAL PROJECTS, REAL TIMELINES
Developers with active offshore wind and other renewable energy projects will share updates and insight into the ongoing process of bringing new utility-scale generation to New York City.
Julia Bovey | Director of External Affairs, Equinor
Hugues Girardin | Vice President of Development, Boralex
Christopher Hart | President, Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind
Moderator: Doreen Harris | Vice President of Large-Scale Renewables, NYSERDA
SESSION 2: HOW WILL GREEN POWER FLOW?
New transmission capacity is needed to transport renewable power to New York City. This panel will address the current and future state of transmission projects and policies, and what it’ll take to bring low-carbon electrons to the city.
Donald Jessome | CEO, Transmission Developers Inc.
Kevin Lanahan | Vice President of External Affairs, NYISO
Moderator: Julie Tighe | President, New York League of Conservation Voters
SESSION 3: WHERE BUILDINGS MEET GRID
New battery technologies are essential for building electrification to advance. Panelists will examine how this will impact buildings and on what timeline.
John Gilbert | COO, Rudin Management Company
Dan Steingart | Co-Director, Columbia University Electrochemical Energy Center
Damien Sciano | Director of Distribution Planning, ConEdison
Moderator: Charlotte Matthews | Director of Sustainability, Sidewalk Labs
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Time
(Wednesday) 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
Your computer or phone
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How Companies are Using Digital Technologies to Meet Their Carbon Reduction Commitments The second webinar in the ASU LightWorks series
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How Companies are Using Digital Technologies to Meet Their Carbon Reduction Commitments
The second webinar in the ASU LightWorks series will explore how to bring systems thinking into the design of programs to decarbonize industrial processes and systems. The discussion will demonstrate how to look at a company from end to end and go beyond incrementalism to scale solutions that can make a climate difference. Several industry case examples will demonstrate the approach.
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(Thursday) 1:15 pm - 2:45 pm
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Your computer or phone
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july 2020
28may7:15 am28oct3:00 pmOn The Road to a Net Zero Carbon Economy
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Full program here More info & RSVP HERE Location TBD
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May 28 (Thursday) 7:15 am - October 28 (Wednesday) 3:00 pm
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14jul(jul 14)1:00 pm30(jul 30)2:00 pmIEEFA’s Online Energy Finance Conference
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Energy Finance 2020 Online Conference Registration is OPEN!! For the past nine years, we’ve enjoyed gathering people from around
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Energy Finance 2020 Online Conference Registration is OPEN!!
For the past nine years, we’ve enjoyed gathering people from around the world together in New York City for our annual Energy Finance conference, which has come to be known as “going to IEEFA.” In 2020, since we can’t meet in person, IEEFA is coming to you! Please join us for our online conference, which will take place in a series of one-hour sessions on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 1:00pm ET from July 14th through July 30th, 2020.
Agenda
7/14/2020 – Tuesday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Financial Experts’ Projections for the U.S. Electricity Mix
7/15/2020 – Wednesday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Accelerating the Global Capital Shift Away from Fossil Fuels
7/16/2020 – Thursday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Prospects for the Oil and Gas Industry on a Downward Spiral
7/21/2020 – Tuesday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Coal Mine Closures: Current Issues as the Industry Rapidly Declines
7/22/2020 – Wednesday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Headwinds for LNG: Cooling Markets, Warming Planet
7/23/2020 – Thursday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Petrochemicals: The Final Frontier for Fossil Fuel Survival?
7/28/2020 – Tuesday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Renewables Taking Market Share from Fossil Fuels
7/29/2020 – Wednesday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Under Pressure: The Impetus for Over-Building Pipelines and How to Stop It
7/30/2020 – Thursday 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET: Closing Keynote Address: Political Leadership on Global Climate Change, Divestment, and the Energy Transition
The online conference is being hosted on a platform called Swapcard. You will have an option to participate in networking there, but this is not mandatory for participation in the conference.
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14 (Tuesday) 1:00 pm - 30 (Thursday) 2:00 pm
Location
Your computer or phone
Online presentation
25jul10:00 am2:00 pmRepair Cafe - Schenectady
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Repair Cafe is a neighborhood initiative that promotes repair as an alternative to tossing things out. At a Repair Cafe, community
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Repair Cafe is a neighborhood initiative that promotes repair as an alternative to tossing things out. At a Repair Cafe, community members can bring their broken but cherished items to be fixed on the spot, for free, with the help of volunteers. Limit of 2 items per household please. A goal of our Repair Coaches is to impart skills to our customers so they can repair items on their own in the future.
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(Saturday) 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
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august 2020
28may7:15 am28oct3:00 pmOn The Road to a Net Zero Carbon Economy
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Full program here More info & RSVP HERE Location TBD
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May 28 (Thursday) 7:15 am - October 28 (Wednesday) 3:00 pm
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05aug(aug 5)9:00 am06(aug 6)4:00 pmCapture the Energy 2020 Conference - Albany
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RSVP HERE Join us for NY-BEST’s 10th Annual Capture the Energy Conference & Expo as we celebrate 10 years of success & hard work
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Join us for NY-BEST’s 10th Annual Capture the Energy Conference & Expo as we celebrate 10 years of success & hard work in the energy storage market in NYS.
Join us at the Albany Capital Center
Wednesday, August 5 to Thursday, August 6, 2020
The New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology (NY-BEST) Consortium is hosting its 10th Annual Capture the Energy Conference & Expo April 1-2, 2020 at the Albany Capital Center in Albany, New York.
2020 marks the 10th Anniversary of the founding of NY-BEST. This year, NY-BEST Board Vice Chair M. Stanley Whittingham was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. This year’s conference will also celebrate and honor these two great achievements.
About the Conference
Conference Overview:
NY-BEST’s 10th Annual Capture the Energy Conference & Expo is the premier event for companies seeking opportunities in New York’s rapidly growing energy storage markets.
New York State has enacted the most ambitious climate protection legislation in the nation, including a mandate to achieve 70% renewable energy and deploy 3 GW of energy storage on the electric grid by 2030 and advance bold, new clean transportation initiatives. Join NY-BEST for this content-rich, 2-day conference, featuring the following topics:
- The path to deploying 3 GW of energy storage on the New York electric grid by 2030
- Achieving a carbon-free economy and the role for energy storage
- Designing wholesale electricity markets for a high renewable electric grid and Peaker Plant replacement with storage
- Current and future opportunities for large-scale and behind-the-meter energy storage
- Transportation climate initiatives: expanding electrified transportation
- Maximizing the benefits for Solar + Storage projects
- Business Models and Project Financing
- Innovations in energy storage technologies
- Growing domestic manufacturing and supply chain for energy storage
Conference Format:
The Conference agenda will include informative keynotes, featured presentations, panels and roundtable discussions featuring experts in the storage field. Keynotes and featured presentations are typically 15-20 minutes. Panel sessions typically include 4-5 speakers presenting for approximately 10 minutes each. Roundtable discussions will include a moderated Q&A among 4-5 speakers.
Each session will have a Q&A with the audience after presentations have concluded. The Conference will also feature a company exhibition area with over 40 companies and organizations.
Information for Selected Speakers:
- Selected speakers will receive complimentary admission to the Conference, which includes all meals, but will be responsible for travel and hotel accommodations.
- Speakers will be required to attend a pre-conference coordinating phone call with NY-BEST meeting organizers and/or the appointed panel moderator if applicable.
- Speakers planning to use Power Point presentations will be required to submit them for review by March 20, 2020.
- Speakers are encouraged to attend the full conference. Speakers are required to arrive one (1) hour before the start of their session at the Conference and must check-in with NY-BEST staff.
- Speakers slides will be shared as a pdf file with Conference attendees unless the speaker requests that they are not shared.
BOOK YOUR STAY
Renaissance Albany Hotel
144 State St.
Albany, NY 12207
Click here to book at the group rate of $199 – $219 per night!
Must book before March 1, 2020
Hampton Inn & Suites Albany-Downtown
25 Chapel St
Albany, NY 12210
Click here to book at the group rate of $172 per night
Must book before March 2, 2020
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
NY-BEST is always happy to customize any sponsorship to meet your needs.
Please contact Caitlin (info@ny-best.org) with questions.
Click here to view the sponsorship guide
Click here to view the reception and exhibit hall floor plan
Time
5 (Wednesday) 9:00 am - 6 (Thursday) 4:00 pm
september 2020
28may7:15 am28oct3:00 pmOn The Road to a Net Zero Carbon Economy
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Full program here More info & RSVP HERE Location TBD
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May 28 (Thursday) 7:15 am - October 28 (Wednesday) 3:00 pm
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01sepAll DayEarthshot 2030 - Bedford NY (Fall Date TBD)
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Be a part of the most important effort of our time. It is critical we all do our part to address the
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Be a part of the most important effort of our time.
It is critical we all do our part to address the climate crisis over the next 10 years.
Join over 1,000 neighbors, experts, policymakers, and activists in this earthshot effort and commit to local climate action!
Individual and Community Actions
For improving home energy, reducing waste, maintaining healthier yards, choosing sustainable food, and more
Speakers, Workshops, and Expo
World-renowned keynote speakers to galvanize action and interactive sessions
Drive Electric
EV car show with owner’s corner, charging station maps, and range information
Policy
Important policy updates and information on how individuals can make a difference from advocacy to voting to investing
Student Engagement
Student expo showcasing Greenlight Award participants who have been engaged in creative projects to impact an environmental problem plus the Greenlight Award finals!
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Registration opens March 1st
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All Day (Tuesday)
Location
Bedford NY
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09sep(sep 9)8:30 am10(sep 10)3:00 pm2020 NY GEO Electrify Your Heat Conference
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This is America's premier Renewable Heating & Cooling conference, so don’t miss it! The conference date has been moved up by
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This is America’s premier Renewable Heating & Cooling conference, so don’t miss it! The conference date has been moved up by 2 weeks this year so that more installers are able to attend.
Whether you’re interested in heat pumps for your home, your business or as a career, this is the place for you! NY-GEO has been named to the City & State’s Energy & Environment Power 50 List as among the organizations that are “true power players in New York.”
At this conference you’ll meet all the top players: manufacturers, distributors, installers, trainers, renewable energy consultants and policymakers.
Learn about: Heat Pumps 101, the Future of NYSERDA’s Clean Heating & Cooling programs, Electrification, Navigating Codes, Standards and Practical Experience, Heat Pumps for Low and Middle Income Households and many other topics.
Sponsors and exhibitors are welcome!
Registration is open now, https://ny-geo.regfox.com/2020 Scholarships are available.
Early bird discounts of 10% start sunsetting January 20th
Time
9 (Wednesday) 8:30 am - 10 (Thursday) 3:00 pm
Location
The Albany Marriott Hotel - 189 Wolf Rd. Albany, NY 12205
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Marriott+Albany/@42.720667,-73.8020517,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m8!3m7!1s0x89de0c8927f5eab9:0xe069edec244184a7!5m2!4m1!1i2!8m2!3d42.720667!4d-73.799863
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NY-GEOBill Nowak nygeoinfo@gmail.com
october 2020
28may7:15 am28oct3:00 pmOn The Road to a Net Zero Carbon Economy
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Full program here More info & RSVP HERE Location TBD
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May 28 (Thursday) 7:15 am - October 28 (Wednesday) 3:00 pm
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27oct(oct 27)8:30 am28(oct 28)3:00 pm14th Annual Alliance for Clean Energy NY Fall Conference
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Stay-tuned for more information Last year's conference details here.
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27 (Tuesday) 8:30 am - 28 (Wednesday) 3:00 pm
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may 2021
mayAll DaymayPETITION: Beyond Indian Point
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SIGN THE PETITION HERE
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We support the closure of Indian Point nuclear plant and the transition to 100% renewable energy. We are eager to leave nuclear energy and fossil fuels behind and move forward with energy efficiency and renewable energy in our homes, businesses, and communities.
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Month Long Event (may)
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