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What California Can Learn From Other States About Long-Term Gas Planning
Wednesday, November 18, 2020 from 11:00-12:00
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California is a trailblazer in decarbonization efforts but it can also learn from New York, Massachusetts and other states who have also begun planning for long-term gas transformation. Hear from Mark Kresowik of the Sierra Club, Alice Napoleon of Synapse, and Edward Yim of the District of Columbia Department of Energy and the Environment about northeastern states embarking on similar efforts.
How to Achieve an Equitable Gas Transition
Wednesday, December 2, 2020 from 11:00-12:00
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Our energy system's benefits and burdens have historically landed unequally on different communities. This has resulted in a legacy of inequalities from how programs and policies are implemented and the burden energy costs place on household budgets. Mad Stano of The Greenlining Institute will discuss the range of impacts on communities, and how considerations of equity and distribution should be applied to this proceeding so that no group is left paying for the remaining pipeline.
Managing Ratepayers Impacts from Stranded Costs and Other Electrification Efforts
Wednesday, December 9, 2020 from 11:00-12:00
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Changing California's energy system will come with costs. The allocation of those costs will be critical to ensure ratepayers impacts are fair and equitable. Protecting ratepayers will be a top priority in any discussion about the future of California’s gas system. Executive Director Mark Toney and Advocate Marcel Harwiger from The Utility Reform Network will discuss how ratepayer protections can be included in any conversation about the state’s energy resources..
Supporting Gas Workers in a Just Decarbonized Future
Wednesday, December 16, 2020 from 11:00-1:00
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Transitioning away from gas use should not threaten jobs or the livelihoods of gas industry workers but should include comprehensive efforts to bolster the value and sustainability of new jobs in the decarbonized economy. Labor expert and attorney Rachael Koss will discuss how workers can be trained for even better jobs in the energy industry of the future.
Wednesday, November 18, 2020 from 11:00-12:00
Register
California is a trailblazer in decarbonization efforts but it can also learn from New York, Massachusetts and other states who have also begun planning for long-term gas transformation. Hear from Mark Kresowik of the Sierra Club, Alice Napoleon of Synapse, and Edward Yim of the District of Columbia Department of Energy and the Environment about northeastern states embarking on similar efforts.
How to Achieve an Equitable Gas Transition
Wednesday, December 2, 2020 from 11:00-12:00
Register
Our energy system's benefits and burdens have historically landed unequally on different communities. This has resulted in a legacy of inequalities from how programs and policies are implemented and the burden energy costs place on household budgets. Mad Stano of The Greenlining Institute will discuss the range of impacts on communities, and how considerations of equity and distribution should be applied to this proceeding so that no group is left paying for the remaining pipeline.
Managing Ratepayers Impacts from Stranded Costs and Other Electrification Efforts
Wednesday, December 9, 2020 from 11:00-12:00
Register
Changing California's energy system will come with costs. The allocation of those costs will be critical to ensure ratepayers impacts are fair and equitable. Protecting ratepayers will be a top priority in any discussion about the future of California’s gas system. Executive Director Mark Toney and Advocate Marcel Harwiger from The Utility Reform Network will discuss how ratepayer protections can be included in any conversation about the state’s energy resources..
Supporting Gas Workers in a Just Decarbonized Future
Wednesday, December 16, 2020 from 11:00-1:00
Register
Transitioning away from gas use should not threaten jobs or the livelihoods of gas industry workers but should include comprehensive efforts to bolster the value and sustainability of new jobs in the decarbonized economy. Labor expert and attorney Rachael Koss will discuss how workers can be trained for even better jobs in the energy industry of the future.