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Energy transition is hot topic.

We have more work to do as we usher in the future of energy, but there are significant strides being made through grid modernization initiatives at the state level. Read more about how states are working to build the grid of the future in my latest blog published in collaboration with the GridWise Alliance.

At Enbridge, we believe the energy transition requires an all-of-the-above approach. It will require all energy sources, including natural gas, to deliver affordable, reliable and more planet-friendly energy. Hear from Congressman Tim Ryan, on how both sides of the political spectrum can work together to build a strong energy future. Tune into our final episode of Energized to join the conversation. https://lnkd.in/g9bErspD

I'm looking forward to joining CTDEEP, VCTN, and the City of New Haven to discuss paths to #NeighborhoodScaleDecarbonization For years, USDOE has promoted awareness of the enormous potential to heat and cool our homes, businesses, schools, and other buildings using heat pumps and geothermal energy. And in the last several years, across Connecticut and the Northeast, there has been a burst of interest in and activity around this little-exploited form of thermal energy. In this webinar, part of the Exploring Climate Solutions Webinar Series we look at: * Projects across the region to design and build thermal energy networks that serve entire neighborhoods; * A range of other low- and zero-carbon thermal energy resources that such networks can incorporate to make them even more versatile and efficient; and * emerging policies, programs, and practices to empower communities to harness this suite of technologies to rapidly, democratically, and equitably move themselves toward the era of clean energy. Panelists are Jared Rodriguez, Executive Director of Community Decarbonization Partners; Debbie New, Coordinator of Vermont Community Thermal Networks; and Steven Winter, Director of the City of New Haven’s Office of Climate and Sustainability. June 10, 2024, 12:00-1:00 p.m. Eastern Time Register:

The RESP could make a big difference to the way we plan renewable energy developments. My current project is heavily aligned with the implications of the RESP, and it's providing an excellent opportunity for me to further understand the planning process for renewables and the need for work like this to be done right. My colleagues at Regen have put together a fantastic response to the Ofgem consultation. Definitely worth a read for those interested in the role that planning reform has in achieving our net zero goals. #cleanpower2030 #energysystem #energyplanning

From TC Energy: Conversations on North America's role in global energy are crucial. Watch Julia Nesheiwat, Heather Exner-Pirot and Liliana Davis as they explore solutions for energy security, rising demand and reliable energy, with inclusive policies: https://ow.ly/o5Og50TncKz

CS&P Technologies will be at stand B180 at Gastech held at the George R Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas, USA on September 17-20, 2024. Gastech is the world’s leading forum dedicated to delivering a more sustainable energy future by bringing together the collective knowledge and expertise of strategic visionaries and technical experts to create pathways towards global energy security and a vision for lasting climate impact. This global gathering comes at a critical time for the world’s leading players to collaborate, transform and advance the global energy system and the new industrial age. Gastech is focused on taking decisive action to accelerate a shared, global vision for the energy industry in Houston, a city famed for solving some of the world’s toughest energy challenges. In the face of a pressing need for accelerated energy transitions, Gastech emerges as a transformative forum to convene global visionaries and innovators to evolve strategies, embrace climate technologies to deliver secure, sustainable and affordable energy to the world. Be sure and stop by stand B180 and find out how we are transforming energy through vision, innovation and action.

"Thermal energy networks are good for local jobs and local economies, and I’m going to tell you why.” That enthusiasm exemplified the energy at our Climate Week NYC event last Tuesday, “Thermal Energy Networks: Invest in the Future of Heat.” In case you missed the lively panel discussion co-hosted with the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), our new blog shares key perspectives from each speaker. Read on for perspectives on TENs from investors, labor leaders, utility engineers, and advocates: https://hubs.ly/Q02RNLNW0

In my most recent free webinar for Barchart, I interviewed Larry Stalica, President of Messer Energy Services. We discussed the rapidly changing electricity generation and transmission landscape. Larry offers valuable information into where capital flows and investments drive market dynamics. His insights contain an abundance of Alpha as he reveals where the opportunities are occurring. In addition, I demonstrated how to use Barchart's investing ideas page to identify the companies participating in this rush to meet the ever-growing demand for electricity.

Check out this week's industry blog, discussing the department of energy giving $2 billion worth of funding to 46 projects across the U.S. that will be channeled into multiple efforts to keep the power grid running smoothly during extreme weather conditions. Tap on the link to read now! https://lnkd.in/etGieRs5