In this session, we will explore the future of the solar industry and examine the positive impact that renewable energy and lower emissions have on the environment.
Topics of Discussion:
- How state and federal policies can either hinder or enhance the growth of the renewable solar energy market
- New technologies in solar panel manufacturing and battery storage
- How high energy sectors can leverage solar energy to their benefit
- Case studies of two municipalities engaged in solar initiatives:
- Dayton: A 49 megawatt project spanning 250 acres, capable of meeting the energy needs of over 14,000 homes
- Euclid: A rooftop solar array on City Hall installed several years ago, with insights into their future plans and the performance of the array over time
We will leave ample time for Q&A and open discussion.
Speakers:
Justin Sucato, CEO, YellowLite
Roger Sikes, Policy & Advocacy Campaigner, Solar United Neighbors
Christine McIntosh, Planning Manager, City of Euclid
Matthew Worsham, Special Projects Administrator, City of Dayton
2 continuing education credits for: BOMA, AEE, ASHRAE, AIA HSW, certificate of attendance available for self reporting for Professional Engineers, LEED and others.
$15 for members of AIA, ASHRAE, 2030 Districts, Cleveland State University, Greater Cleveland Partnership, USGBC, City of Cleveland
$20 for non-members
Students attend for free
This event is in person but also offered on Zoom.
Zoom link will be sent once registration is completed.
Thanks to our presenting sponsor NOPEC. A Cleveland 2030 District partner.
Thanks to our event sponsor Dumpsters.com. A Cleveland 2030 District partner.
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