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Northeast Electric Vehicle Symposium
Northeast Electric Vehicle Symposium
12:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Please join us at the first annual Northeast Electric Vehicle Symposium (NEEVS) at Hotel Marcel in New Haven on September 9, 2023.
Who should attend: EV enthusiasts, electrification and decarbonization advocates, sustainability volunteers and professionals, municipal employees, real estate owners and developers and policy wonks are invited to join us.
Light buffet lunch and Conference 12:00 - 3:00
Car Show and Networking 3:00 - 4:30
Speakers:
>Bruce Becker speaking about the emission-free Hotel Marcel's efforts to support the guest experience in e-mobility
>Out of Spec Dave will share his experiences charging his EVs at various public charging stations, sometimes across long distances, to map the current state of publicly-available EVSE and how the customer experience can be improved to accelerate EV adoption.
>Barry Kresch will deliver an update on what to expect from federal and state EV incentive programs for the remainder of 2023 and into 2024.
>United Illuminating will discuss the EV charging incentive program and how EVs and the grid will co-evolve.
>Paul Braren will recount his excellent adventure of decarbonizing his home using all the available programs for solar, weatherization, EVs, battery storage, outlining all the left-turns he encountered and how to overcome the points of friction along the way.
>Marc Scully of People's Action for Clean Energy (PACE) will outline how they work with municipalities to model their energy usage, develop going-forward energy plans, and take action to reduce emissions.
>Charles Rothenberger from Save the Sound will outline the benefits of the Advanced Clean Car II regulations, which DEEP now has in public comment.
>Daphne Dixon from Live Green CT, will discuss how zoning regulations can support EV adoption.
The Westport Police will bring their Tesla Electric Patrol car. A variety of other cars of interest will be displayed.
Location:Hotel Marcel, 500 Sargent Drive, New Haven, CT
Link to Register: https://bit.ly/NEEVS23
Contact Name: Barry Kresch
Contact Email: EVClubCT@gmail.com
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Solar + Storage for All in Connecticut: Framework for Deployment in Low Income and Disadvantaged Communities
Solar + Storage for All in Connecticut: Framework for Deployment in Low Income and Disadvantaged Communities
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Solar + Storage for All in Connecticut: Framework for Deployment in Low Income and Disadvantaged Communities
Sep 13 2023, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
The fourth and final webinar in the Green Bank's “Spotlight in on Residential Solar in Connecticut” series will focus on Solar + Storage for All in Connecticut. Through Residential Renewable Energy Solutions and Energy Storage Solutions incentive programs, Connecticut is seeking to mobilize investment in and deployment of solar + storage in low-income and disadvantaged communities to reduce energy burden, increase energy security, and more. This webinar will provide useful insights into how Connecticut is thinking about its “Solar for All” application into the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. To register, click here.
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Learn more about electric vehicles (EVs)?
Learn more about electric vehicles (EVs)?
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
SEPT 14, 12:00 Noon - 1:00 pm and Sept 21, 11 am - 12 Noon
The Eversource Electric Mobility team is hosting two upcoming webinars for electric customers in Massachusetts and Connecticut. The team encourages anyone interested in learning more about electric vehicles and how to get started to attend one or more of the one-hour sessions. Book your spot now by clicking here.
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March to End Fossil Fuels
March to End Fossil Fuels
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Join the March to End Fossil Fuels
SEPT 17, 1PM - NYC - 56th & Broadway
The United Nations is calling on world leaders to take real steps to lead us off fossil fuels to protect people and the planet. On September 20th in New York, the UN Climate Ambition Summit will gather world leaders to commit to phasing out fossil fuels. Thousands of us will take to the streets before the summit to demand President Biden take bold action to end fossil fuels.
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Heat Pump 101
Heat Pump 101
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
SEPT 19, 2023, 6-8PM, 333 Sherman Avenue, New Haven.
I Heart My Home, Operation Fuel, and Energize CT are cosponsoring a hybrid info-session on heat pumps. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided. Registration is required.
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CTDOT Nat. EV Infrastructure (NEVI) Prog. Grant Pre-Solicitation Webinars
CTDOT Nat. EV Infrastructure (NEVI) Prog. Grant Pre-Solicitation Webinars
8:00 am - 9:00 am
SEPT 20 at 8am and 7pm
Interested in applying for federal grant funds to host DC fast-chargers on your property? Are you a charging station vendor looking to learn more about Connecticut’s NEVI program?
You're invited to attend one of two informational webinars providing stakeholders with guidance to apply for Phase 1 of Connecticut’s NEVI Program, focused on awarding grants to applicants working to build a fast-charging network along Connecticut’s interstate highways. These sessions will outline the application process, identify the state’s criteria for this grant opportunity, and provide an opportunity to ask questions.
Registration is required for each session. To register, please click on the webinar link here:
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The Tyler: An Adaptive Reuse & Passive House Collaboration Between Developer and CPHD
The Tyler: An Adaptive Reuse & Passive House Collaboration Between Developer and CPHD
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Date: September 20, 2023
Time: 12:00pm - 1:30pm
Speakers:
Christina McPike, Director of Energy & Sustainability, WinnCompanies
Kate Doherty, Building Systems Consultant, CPHD, Steven Winter Associates
Register Here
Description: Christina McPike and Kate Doherty talk about an adaptive reuse project—The Tyler—as an example of the collaborative process between a developer and Passive House Designer. They will discuss what it took to give this school a new life as 55+ housing while also getting it to Passive House level efficiency. The speakers will go through some of the intricacies of the EnerPHit program compared to new construction Passive House and some challenges they faced on this project with words of wisdom to other developers taking the leap into Passive House.
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Sustainable Southbury’s Energy Fair and Green Expo
Sustainable Southbury’s Energy Fair and Green Expo
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
SEPT 30, Saturday, 10 AM to 2 PM, Town Hall Green, 501 Main St South, Southbury
Join us for activities for kids, music, food trucks, and fun, engaging exhibits! Blasius Kia, our presenting sponsor, will bring a 2023 KIA NIRO EV and a 2023 KIA EV6! The fair will feature a variety of electric vehicles. Chatfield’s True Value Hardware and Stihl will showcase electrical lawn equipment. ELC Energy Efficiency Solutions will show solar options, EV chargers, and energy-efficient lighting. People can learn about making use of clean energy, reducing energy use and carbon footprint, reducing waste, reducing wasted food, recycling more effectively, and how to live more sustainably across 12 different categories of sustainability. The fair will kick off a community energy campaign that includes home energy audits, heat pumps, solarization, home battery storage systems, EV chargers, and information on financial incentives and rebates. Sustainable Southbury exhibits include our popular recycling tent featuring recycling “Dos” and “Don’ts”, alternative products to single-use plastics, and information on the REFUSE TO USE and REFILL NOT LANDFILL campaigns. There will also be exhibits on ways to reduce wasted food and food scrap recycling, our Safe Street Initiative, and the community energy campaign. Other exhibitors will feature Arts & Culture events, local businesses, and environmental conservation groups.
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