Join the CPES New Energy Professionals for “Mean, Clean Driving Machines: Decarbonizing Your Ride” on April 18 from 11:00-12:30 PM. This webinar will provide an overview of current federal policy and deployment strategies related to electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. You will hear firsthand about Tesla’s approach to EVs, the intersections with powerwall storage and rooftop solar, and why the three are integrated in their business strategy. We will also explore what distribution system planning is required for the electrified transportation future. 

EV Showcase and Networking - April 28
Make plans to attend our in-person, hands-on showcase of CT-based EV-related businesses at Inductive Autoworks (IA) on April 28 from 3:30-5pm. IA is a Connecticut-based EV startup focused on gas-to-electric vehicle conversions and manufacturing of custom EV parts. It develops conversion toolkits and training for DIY enthusiasts and certified installers.

Following the showcase, join us for networking at a local brewery. Details to follow.
28th Annual NEECE Conference: Demystifying Decarbonization in Worcester, MA
May 17: Networking | Golf, Coffee Tasting & WooSox Game
May 18: Substantive Panel Discussions from 9:00am to 4:30pm | AC Hotel by Marriott

Whether you are new to the clean energy space or looking to catch up with your energy industry colleagues, this is the one conference in 2022 that you don’t want to miss! Find out more about sponsorship and exhibit opportunities to enhance your visibility at this exciting event. Register today.
Introducing Panel VI: May 18, 3:30-4:30pm
Tying It All Together: The Backbone of a Decarbonized Future Grid
Our dynamic panel of experts will examine critical issues related to a grid in transition. They will focus on current transmission and interconnection challenges as well as development opportunities—and efforts to resolve those challenges. The discussion will highlight resource development and grid-scale emerging technologies. It will also give attention to Future Grid study efforts by ISO New England, in collaboration with regional transmission service providers, that will be needed in a New England power system to fulfill the states’ long-term decarbonization goals.