Exploring the Potential for Blockchain in Renewable Energy Markets

Blockchain is an emerging and transformative technical standard for distributed ledgers, which has the potential to streamline transactions. Join us to learn about how blockchain can interact with new and existing renewable energy markets. This new technology is used to create a permanent, digital ledger of transaction data. Blockchain is used in many cryptocurrency platforms, but the underlying technology has the potential to be used for many other types of applications. One of these potential applications is renewable energy certificate (REC) transactions.
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Three approaches to tackling the carbon challenge

SUSTAINX

Carbon dioxide emission are widely considered to be the largest driver of climate change with around 34 billion tonnes emitted annually. In 1950 this figure stood at 6 billion tonnes. Of course, much has changed since 1950, including positive commitments to reduce CO2 emissions. Individuals and companies around the world are setting reduction and net-zero targets, publishing action plans, and reporting KPIs. Where should you begin on CO2 reductions?
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2019 Indiana Renewable Energy Day Training

Solar United Neighbors

Solar United Neighbors of Indiana will be participating in an in-person Renewable Energy Day at the Indiana Statehouse on March 6th 2019. This webinar is an orientation for that event, and covers best-practices and techniques for lobbying your elected officials on solar energy.
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Meeting Texas’ Energy Needs as Renewable Energy Evolves and Grows

Husch Blackwell

In the first segment, we will discuss approaches to NERC compliance for generator owners and operators of renewables, including regional standards impacting GOs/GOPs, tools that are available to manage NERC compliance, NERC cybersecurity standards and using managed services to maintain compliance with NERC standards and ERCOT requirements.
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Advancing an Equitable Solar Workforce

On August 16, 2022, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) hosted a webinar on the challenges and opportunities in equitable solar workforce development, efforts to improve diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in the solar industry, and potential ways for solar employers and labor unions to work together to ensure quality jobs and a stable workforce.
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