You’ve seen and heard several webinars and other resources in recent weeks, from many expert organizations, about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on high level dynamics such as impacts on electric load, supply chain, spending, and jobs.  All this macro level information is valuable.  But, for those of you active in the Northeast US renewable energy markets… what does this mean to you?

We’ll apply our 360-degree, objective, detailed analytical approach that we’re known for, to assess the drivers impacted by the pandemic and associated lock-downs in New England and New York states, such as:

• Electric load changes
• Regulatory and legislative action, or deferral thereof
• Supply chain impacts
• Non-essential business curtailments, construction freezes, interconnection and permitting delays
• And more

We’ll look at what is known now… and what else could happen.

And then it gets (more) interesting…What do you need to know?

We’ll turn to focusing on what are the implications and what they mean to your commercial or policy interests.

• Part 1: COVID-19: Assessing Impact on Northeast Distributed Renewable Energy Projects, Costs, Revenues and Markets – May 7, 2020, 11:45 AM – 1:15 PM EDT
• Part 2: COVID-19: Assessing Impact on New England Large Scale Renewable Energy Projects, Costs, Revenues and Markets – May 14, 2020, 11:45 AM – 1:15 PM EDT
• Part 3: COVID-19: Assessing Impact on New York Large Scale Renewable Energy Projects, Costs, Revenues and Markets – May 21, 2020, 11:45 AM – 1:15 PM EDT

More info and registration here!