Date: April 10, 2018

Time: 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM Eastern

Overview

The days of large coal, nuclear, and gas-fired power plants are waning. More than 100 cities, from Seattle to Nairobi, now receive at least 70 percent of their electricity from renewable energy. One of the leading drivers of this energy revolution is the need for greater resilience. A major part of the answer? Installation of solar + storage systems and/or interactive microgrids. However, questions remain. Will these new systems be truly reliable? Are they cost-effective? Will they provide the promised resilience and grid independence? And what are the policy barriers that are inhibiting their deployment? Please join E2 New England and our panel of experts to discuss these innovative new solutions to power our 21st century grid. Featuring State Representative Jennifer Benson, Massachusetts House of Representatives; Dale Bryk, Chief Planning & Integration Officer for NRDC; and Steve Strong, Founder and President, Solar Design Associates.

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