EEI’s Patricia K. Vincent-Collawn joined industry leaders?New York Power Authority's?Justin E. Driscoll?and?Exelon's?Calvin Butler?at the? Center for Energy Workforce Development (CEWD)?#CEWD24 Workforce Development Summit to discuss building a skilled, diverse energy workforce.?
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It's been quite a week so far at CEWD's Workforce Development Summit. Here are a few scenes from Day 1. Our Opening General Session brought us into the C-Suite as we learned from Exelon's Calvin Butler, New York Power Authority's Justin E. Driscoll, and Patricia K. Vincent-Collawn, representing TXNM Energy and Edison Electric Institute, on how workforce development conversations, priorities, and actions are taking place in their businesses these days and the importance of industry action to hire 32 million people over the next ten years. PSEG's Sheila Rostiac and CEWD Chair welcomed more than 350 attendees who are focused on building the industry's talent pipeline. We hosted 20 #CHROs from across the industry for our first CHRO Day focused on workforce development opportunities. We celebrated the new #EnergyAndNaturalResourcesCareerCluster with cake and balloons and streamers and noise makers and everything! Totally worth it. Thanks Kristie Kelley for cutting the cake (and the work to get us here)! And of course, the attendees filled session rooms, networked, shared ideas, and had some fun along the way. #CEWDSummit
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Great to join Exelon President and CEO Calvin Butler, TXNM Energy President and CEO and Edison Electric Institute Interim CEO Patricia K. Vincent-Collawn, and moderator Missy Henriksen at the Center for Energy Workforce Development (CEWD) Summit 2024 in meaningful discussion around workforce development in a rapidly-changing #energy sector and share more about NYPA’s push to increase awareness and access to #cleanenergy careers.? ? “We have a tremendous opportunity ahead of us - we have the work; we need to help the next generation see themselves as part of the industry.”
NYPA President & CEO Justin E. Driscoll joined industry leaders, including Exelon's Calvin Butler, Edison Electric Institute's Patricia K. Vincent-Collawn & moderator Missy Henriksen, at the Center for Energy Workforce Development (CEWD) Summit to discuss strategies for building a skilled, diverse #energy?workforce. NYPA is a leader in workforce and economic development initiatives in communities across New York State, especially those in historically disadvantaged communities.?NYPA?internships and programs with New York high schools and colleges are critical to creating and forging these clean energy career pathways. By offering hands-on experience and mentorship, we help students gain valuable skills while fostering early connections to career opportunities in renewable energy. These relationships not only support#workforcedevelopment?but also inspire the next generation of energy leaders across the?state. As NYPA leaders shared at the CEWD Summit, community-based efforts are already making an impact, and NYPA looks forward to sharing even more success stories as?our?workforce development initiatives continue to grow. In addition to that work, in?2023, New York State granted NYPA expanded authority to lead in?the development of new?#renewableenergy?generation projects?which?include a groundbreaking commitment of up to $25 million annually for workforce development in the #cleanenergy?sector.
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The Institute for Electric Innovation recently hosted its 14th Annual Powering the People event, bringing together industry leaders to discuss the future of the electric power industry. #PTP2024 featured insightful sessions, including a panel led by Puget Sound Energy's Mary Kipp on AI and demand flexibility, and a session including Fortis Inc.'s David Hutchens on evolving residential customer expectations. EEI's Patricia K. Vincent-Collawn delivered closing remarks, providing valuable insights into the industry's future.
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PECO joins Edison Electric Institute to recognize November 20th as #UtilityScamAwarenessDay. With the holiday season approaching, PECO is reminding customers to stay alert for potential payment scams targeting utility customers. Scammers are using the holiday season to trick utility customers into providing their personal or financial information to avoid fake service disruptions. peco.com/scams
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Last week, our executive team celebrated Entergy's 75th anniversary as a listed NYSE company. It was a great event at the Stock Exchange, which also allowed us to celebrate 111 years being in business. While in New York, I was also able to have productive conversations with Bloomberg News and CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer where I shared our customer-driven growth opportunity, infrastructure projects to strengthen the electrical system and how we are working to keep energy costs as low as possible for our customers. Here are some photos from our visit. #WePowerLife ??: Entergy and NYSE
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That’s a wrap on EEI’s #COP29 engagement. Watch our delegation’s sessions on topics like meeting rising demand for electricity, modernizing grids to enable renewable energy integration, and next generation workforce development at eei.org/COP29. #Committed2Clean
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EEI will join Utilities United Against Scams this week to support International Fraud Awareness Week and to recognize the ninth annual Utility Scam Awareness Day on Wednesday, November 20. Utility Scam Awareness Day is an advocacy and awareness campaign focused on educating customers and exposing scammer tactics. For years, scammers have posed as utility workers and attempted to steal financial information or obtain immediate payment from customers by threatening service interruptions. This is known as a utility impostor scam. #KnowTheSigns to #StopScams. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3AYQKrk
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ICYMI: On this #ElectricPerspectivesPodcast episode, we are joined by Stan Connally, executive vice president of operations at Southern Company, and Chair, President, and CEO of Southern Company Services, to discuss Georgia Power Company's restoration efforts after #HurricaneHelene and its massive mutual assistance response, our industry's partnership with the federal government to protect critical infrastructure, how resilience investments are increasing grid reliability, and more. ?? Listen to the full conversation now: https://bit.ly/3Yurr8r
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EEI member company executives are at #COP29 to highlight the leadership of U.S. electric companies in reducing carbon emissions. Head to eei.org/COP29 for scheduling and more. #Committed2Clean
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