Innovator

AI and machine learning activate the value of this hard-earned data to drive business decisions in the energy and utilities industry. In this webinar, explore how data is being used to improve the customer experience—from grid assets to call centers to storage—and how AI is more approachable and accessible than you think.

Speakers:

Jessica Hamm, Director of Solutions, SparkCognition

Fei Wang, Senior Analyst, GTM Research

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2018 Summit Focus: Building a Resilient, Efficient and Sustainable Energy Future

The 2018 Summit is a senior level educational forum. It will focus on the technical capabilities and innovations that are allowing for advanced microgrid projects and increased penetration of renewables and DERS into the U.S. Grid. Equally, the Summit will also serve as a conduit for developing the strategic business models and use cases while discussing the current regulatory and market landscape.

The agenda brings together top leaders from Utilities, Dept of Defense, DOE, Wholesale Markets, Senior Technology Innovators, Energy Customers, and more in an interactive and engaging forum. Seating is limited and will sell out so register early.

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The BuildingEnergy NYC Conference + Trade Show is NYC's premier event for professionals and practitioners in the fields of high-performance building, energy efficiency, and renewable energy. It brings more than 600 industry leaders and emerging professionals together to learn from and network with each other. Register to attended an event with quality content and speakers from NESEA members, new business opportunities from the trade show floor, and chances to meet and mingle with members and non-members alike!

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The Connecticut Sustainable Business Council is presenting a free webinar featuring thoughtful perspectives from experts in business, academia, and public policy on the topic of carbon pricing. Dr. Marc Breslow from Climate XChange will be a guest speaker presenting some of his research. Learn more and register here.

Join NEEP for the third annual Home Energy Labeling Information eXchance (HELIX) Summit. NEEP is also organizing a reception on the evening prior to the Summit to network with peers at the Biltmore Providence. The event will give attendees the opportunity to hear about how the pilot project is going and what future plans are for this first-of-its-kind effort to automate the transfer of home energy data to Multiple Listing Services (MLS). Learn from pilot states as they integrate HELIX into their home energy labeling efforts, as well as various other industry stakeholders who are working to transform the real estate market. 

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Join NESEA's 2018 Pro Tour Series with a visit to an ongoing LEED certified community development project in East Boston. See the beginings of a planned 373 unit project that will include a community center, managemnet office and public park. The spaces in the development are being built with a tight thermal envelope, triple glazed windows, heat recovery systems, and VRF systems. Along with the tour, the event will include presentaitons by NESEA and the project host as well as a Q&A panel with members of the project team.

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Save the Date! MITEI's Fall Colloquium will be held on Wednesday, October 24, 2018. For over a decade, this annual event has brought the MIT community together to hear about an important area of energy research from a prominent member of industry. Details to follow. 

Hosted by the EBC Ascending Professionals Committee, this annual gathering of young professionals in energy and environmental sector with put you in contact with individuals from every corner of the sector – water and wastewater, energy, renewable energy, construction and sustainable buildings, environmental engineers and consultants and many more!  

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The theme of REV2018 is REVitalize: Transforming Energy Further, Faster, Together. For more than a decade, the Renewable Energy Vermont Conference has been the leading event for the renewable energy sectors in Northern New England. Organized by the nonprofit trade association, Renewable Energy Vermont, this annual forum brings together business leaders, system operators, architects, builders, manufacturers, engineers, scientists, policymakers, and regulators. 

REV2018 is excited to welcome Gordon Van Welie, President & CEO of ISO New England as Thursday's keynote speaker and Katherine Hamilton, Chair of 38 North Solutions as Friday's keynote speaker.

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Please join the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center on for a webinar on Quarterly Funding Opportunities for startups, researchers, and innovation ecosystem partners!

On this webinar, MassCEC staff will provide information on some of the grant and funding opportunities available to cleantech startups and researchers in Massachusetts. It covers both the Amplifymass and catalyst programs. MassCEC's Catalyst Program provides grants of up to $65,000 to researchers and early-stage companies looking to demonstrate initial prototypes of their clean energy and water technologies. MassCEC’s AmplifyMass Program funds projects pursuing cost share or adders for clean technology or water innovation under a federal/non-federal prime award and other projects that further MassCEC’s mission.

This webinar will highlight open solicitations for funding from MassCEC, cover the application process and timeline of each program, and discuss the programs’ goals and who should apply.

Register for the webinar here.