Clean Energy Business Network 2014 Events

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Clean Energy Business Network 2014 Events

Rep. David Joyce of Ohio (R, 14th District), co-sponsor of the POWER Act, tours a combined heat and power project built by DTE Energy Servies for Cristal's checmial plant in Ashtabula, Ohio (Sep. 4, 2014).
Tom Bullock Tom Bullock
CEBN members and guests tour Bismarck State College’s renewable energy training labs.
Patrice Lahlum Patrice Lahlum
CEBN members meet with Michigan Public Service Commissioner Sally Talberg to learn about clean energy policy developments in the state (June 23, 2014).
Sarah Hubbard, Acuitas Sarah Hubbard, Acuitas
Rep. Chris Gibson of New York (R, 19th District), lead co-sponsor of the POWER Act, joins Pew’s Jessica Lubetsky on a tour of a waste heat to power project at Wightman Lumber in Portlandville, New York (Aug. 29, 2014).
Brendan Quinn Brendan Quinn
Dennis Hill, executive vice president and general manager of the North Dakota Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives, is interviewed by North Dakota Public Radio before a discussion of Pew’s Clean Economy Rising research (Oct. 22, 2014).
Patrice Lahlum Patrice Lahlum
CEBN members and guests tour North Carolina State University’s FREEDM Systems Center—a smart grid research hub—following a discussion of Pew’s Clean Economy Rising research (Oct. 9, 2014).
Kevin Chandler Kevin Chandler
CEBN members network after a policy briefing in Madison, Wisconsin (July 10, 2014).
Andrew Werthmann Andrew Werthmann
A panel discussion on Pew’s Clean Economy Rising features the Honorable George Heartwell, mayor of the City of Grand Rapids, MI and local clean energy experts (Oct. 23, 2014).
Jamie Scripps Jamie Scripps
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