ICYMI: Experts map out US grid modernization

Yesterday, CE4A hosted a webinar on the power grid. Our panelists discussed everything from rules at FERC to the best ways to use the funds from Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Watch the recording of the webinar here.

LINK TO WEBINAR RECORDING HERE

P.S. Don’t miss our next webinar on May 8th, when expert panelists will discuss workforce development challenges and opportunities in clean energy. Register here.

Sincerely, Andrew, Sarah, and the CE4A Team

Here’s some clean energy good news:

Updates from our network:?

• On Wednesday, May 8th at 2PM ET, CE4A is hosting a virtual panel on unlocking the future of America’s clean energy workforce. The event will serve to give a high-level overview of these topics to the clean energy community, Congressional staff, and other key allies in an effort to increase awareness of the opportunities and challenges that exist in the labor market. Register here for the Zoom link.?

Register: May 8th Webinar on Workforce Development in Clean Energy

• The CE4A network continues to grow, and we’ve launched a new way to stay up-to-date with clean energy news. Text CE4A to 866-605-1481 to receive updates and calls to action directly to your cell phone.

Meet Camden, one of the #FacesofCleanEnergy:

Camden Lang is a Drilling and Completions Operations Engineer, and she lives in Nevada. She’s been in the industry for over a year.

Camden was first introduced to the importance of clean energy at the Colorado School of Mines where she minored in Humanitarian Engineering and participated in an industry externship with a geothermal operating company. She worked in the oil and gas industry as an Operations Engineer in North Dakota and in water systems as a Water and Wastewater Engineer in Texas.?

However, she returned to the clean energy industry because, in her words, “it aligns with my personal mission and values on prioritizing our environment for long term success and sustainability through responsible operating practices, from recycling cardboard at your local recycling center to investing in clean energy developments.”

Learn more about Camden and the other #FacesofCleanEnergy at CE4AEF.org. Submit your own story here.

Other clean energy news:?

• WRVO (Central New York): New York becomes first state approved for fed funding of 'Home Energy Rebates' program
• WESA (Pittsburgh): Why conservationists are pushing to get the new Farm Bill reauthorized
• NPR: On Earth Day, Biden is launching a new site to apply for Climate Corps jobs
• KE Global: Hyundai Motor, Matrix Renewables in solar deal to power Georgia EV plant
• Alabama News Center: OMCO Solar plans Huntsville, Alabama, manufacturing facility