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NH's Energy Future Is Now

NH's Energy Future Is Now
NH Energy Week (NHEW) joined forces with New Hampshire Employment Security to host the 3rd annual NHEW Virtual Career Fair. This event was for those who want to work in the energy industry, those considering future career options, and even those who have not yet explored a future career in energy. The fully virtual job fair and networking event was kicked off by a 20-minute panel discussion on developing New Hampshire’s energy workforce. The panelist included: - John Knorr, Regional Hub Coordinator – (Western & Northern Hubs) with ApprenticeshipNH Community College System of New Hampshire - Ryan Hughes, Weatherization Production Manager, Turn Cycle Solutions - Zach Olster, Co-Owner and Master Electrician, Grateful Electric, LLC
Join us for a virtual panel discussion focused on New Hampshire communities and organizations that are leading efforts towards creating more sustainable, resilient and equitable places across the state. Panelists discuss the energy and environmental challenges they are facing, the actions they are taking to address these challenges, and what opportunities they see for New Hampshire communities to create a more resilient future for us all.<br /><br />- Madeleine Smith, PhD Candidate in the Natural Resources and Earth <br />- Systems Science Doctoral program at the University of New Hampshire<br />- EB James and Katri Gurney, Squam Lakes Association<br />- Michelle Moren-Grey, North Country Council<br />- Jackson Kaspari, Resilience Manager, City of Dover
New Hampshire prides itself for being a state that goes its own way. The 'Moving the Needle: A Showcase of Energy Innovations & Champions' is a celebration of that spirit. Gathering the top minds in the energy field to discuss new ideas, emerging trends and exciting technologies, our speakers will shed light on how the next generation of energy policies can capitalize on the unprecedented cost declines of renewable energy technologies to ensure that a zero emission future is affordable to all. Featuring an afternoon of speakers giving short "PechaKucha style" presentations about new technologies or business models that have the potential to reshape the state's energy landscape. It will include networking breaks in which attendees will be afforded the chance to interact with representatives of the companies presenting their vision. Hear more about: **Distributed Geothermal Energy - Dulchie Madden; Dig Energy **Thermal Energy Storage - Tom Sottile; Sunamp **Nuclear Micro Reactor Developer - Chris Ricks; StarCube **Net Zero, Healthy, Resilient Housing- John Gargasz; Aspire Residential
Button Up is an hour long presentation about improving the energy efficiency of your home. It covers energy saving tips and the NHSaves utility partners’ energy efficiency programs. Presenter Andy Duncan of Foster Sustainable Energy LLC, affiliated with Lakes Region Community College Energy Training, will be presenting. Learn about: ~saving electricity, ~insulation and air sealing, ~energy audits and weatherization, ~rebates on electric and gas appliances, ~the NH Home Performance program, ~and other utility and government energy efficiency incentives. New Hampshire residents that want to use energy wisely and save money will find the information very useful. These workshops are sponsored by the NHSaves utilities, presented by the Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative (PAREI), and are free of charge.
New Hampshire Energy Week is a series of events that highlight important energy topics and issues, provides a forum to discuss solutions, and brings together leading experts to share knowledge. <br /><br />Register today to participate in our exciting line-up of 2024 events: http://nhenergyfuture.org/nhew .
Remarks from United States Senator Jeanne Shaheen for the 7th annual NH Energy Week.
Remarks from United States Senator Maggie Hassan for the 7th annual NH Energy Week.
Together, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) are an estimated $984 billion package in federal funding. Funding from the BIL will be used for water, resilience, the energy grid, climate and clean energy investments, and transmission and grid updates. With an additional $369 billion from the IRA to invest in clean energy and climate that will be delivered to the states in the next five to ten years to facilitate the energy transition. The IRA, in particular, provides a historic investment in clean energy, containing various tax incentives and rebates, and loans and grants to improve energy efficiency and climate resiliency. How will this funding impact consumers, businesses, and municipalities? What considerations have been made for our most vulnerable people and communities? How will the transportation sector be impacted as it continues to build the infrastructure for electric and alternative fuel vehicles? With the overwhelming amount of information from both pieces of legislation, we're bringing together individuals that are working in New Hampshire to provide you with a better understanding of which programs and opportunities are available to you as we work to build a more resilient energy future. MODERATORS: Sam Evans-Brown, Clean Energy NH Meredith Hatfield, The Nature Conservancy PANELISTS: Katherine Heck, NH Municipal Association Brigid Murray, NH Community Loan Fund Mike Mozer, NH Department of Transportation
New Hampshire Energy Week is a series of events that highlight important energy topics and issues, provides a forum to discuss solutions, and brings together leading experts to share knowledge. Register today to participate in our exciting line-up of 2023 events: http://nhenergyfuture.org/nhew .
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