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Webinar: "Energy Affordability: Obstacles and Solutions"
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Time: July 8, 2021 from 12pm to 1pm
Location: Webinar
Event Type: webinar, about, energy, affordability
Organized By: The Connecticut Green Bank
Latest Activity: Jun 25, 2021
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Hi Everyone, please join us for the timely and important webinar: "Energy Affordability: Obstacles & Solutions," on Thursday, July 8 at 12 pm.
Join experts discussing programs that address high residential energy costs, obstacles faced by customers accessing solutions, & efforts to improve outcomes.
Please register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4555952189616692492
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Energy affordability is a pressing issue, consistently affecting household budgets in Connecticut and the region. Join experts in breaking down programs and resources addressing high residential energy costs, obstacles that customers face in accessing solutions, and efforts to improve outcomes in Connecticut, including through empowerment initiatives in disadvantaged communities.
Guest: Alycia D. Jenkins, Sierra Club
Alycia D. Jenkins is an emerging scholar, a freelance teaching/performing artist, poet, writer, and activist. Ms. Jenkins is the Sierra Club CT’s ‘Ready for 100’ campaign organizer... Read more>>
Guest: Stefanie Keohane, PURA
Stefanie Keohane oversees the Clean and Affordable Energy Unit at the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA), where she works on technical and policy matters... Read more>>
Guest: Brenda Watson, Executive Director of Operation Fuel
Brenda Watson is the Executive Director of Operation Fuel, Inc. a statewide non-profit that provides energy and utility assistance to struggling, low- to moderate-income households... Read more>>
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