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Audrey Schulman, Executive Director, HEET

Audrey has performed energy assessments on everything from homeless shelters to historic churches. She used utility-reported data to create HEET’s public zoomable natural gas leak maps (the first in the country). She co-led the FixOurPipes.org study to find how to fix gas leaks faster and at less expense through increased municipal/utility coordination. She started the Large Volume Leak Study, which determined a way to identify super-emitting gas leaks so the utilities could repair them. Schulman is the author of five novels, which have been translated into 11 languages, and reviewed by the New Yorker and CNN.

HEET is a nimble nonprofit seeking solution to climate change through research, education, and collective action. Its mission is to cut carbon emissions now by driving systems change. Their current programs all have a goal of transitioning the region from natural gas and other fossil fuels to renewable energy while maintaining their values of integrity, innovation, and compassion. HEET takes practical actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions here and now while helping people live healthier and less expensive lives. HEET listens, learns, and leverages social networks to teach practical skills with a can-do attitude to reduce emissions. By working with a wide range of organizations, they engage people from all backgrounds, income levels, and beliefs. HEET innovates, connects people, leads research, and shares information widely.

AEG Washington 21Q3 Audrey Schulman - Grid Modernization

In the first episode of the AEG Podcast, Holland & Knight Partner Joe Donovan delivers the welcoming remarks at the Q1 2017 Washington Advanced Energy Breakfast wherein discussion leaders and stakeholders tackled the challenges affecting DC metro critical energy infrastructure.

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Joe Donovan, Partner, Holland & Knight - 3.16.17

On June 15th, 2017, Washington Advanced Energy held its Q2 Stakeholder Breakfast at the headquarters of the U.S. Green Buildings Council in Washington, D.C. The event focused on the District’s clean energy transition through the lens of Smart Buildings & the Grid Modernization of Cities. Throughout the breakfast, Discussion Leaders and stakeholders assessed the myriad challenges posed by aging critical infrastructure and proposed solutions through a variety of economic and technological tools such as distributed energy resources and more efficient building retrofits.

This episode of the AEG Podcast features Charles Iliff, Acting Director of Energy & Sustainability for Architect of the Capitol.

Charles Iliff, Acting Director of Energy & Sustainability, Architect of the Capitol - 6.15.17

On June 15th, 2017, Washington Advanced Energy held its Q2 Stakeholder Breakfast at the headquarters of the U.S. Green Buildings Council in Washington, D.C. The event focused on the District’s clean energy transition through the lens of Smart Buildings & the Grid Modernization of Cities. Throughout the breakfast, Discussion Leaders and stakeholders assessed the myriad challenges posed by aging critical infrastructure and proposed solutions through a variety of economic and technological tools such as distributed energy resources and more efficient building retrofits. This installment of the AEG Podcast features David Witek, Senior Vice President of Finance, Operations, & Administration for the U.S. Green Buildings Council, and Edward Yim, Associate Director for the D.C. Department of Energy & Environment.

David Witek, SVP, USGBC; Edward Yim, Associate Director Policy, D.C. Dept of EE - 6.15.17

On May 16th, 2017, Chicago Advanced Energy facilitated a microgrid masterplanning workshop as part of Chicago Community Trust's annual On the Table Series in conjunction with David Robbins, Projects Administrator at the City of Chicago Department of Aviation, at the offices of Holland & Knight. The event brought stakeholder members together with utility providers, members of the local government, and more to discuss topics such as the Future Energy Jobs Act, interconnection, advanced microgrid technologies, and more.

This installment of the AEG Podcast features Chris Townsend, Energy Law Partner with Clark Hill. Throughout this episode, Mr. Townsend discusses the representation of large energy users, suppliers, developers, and beyond.

Chris Townsend, Energy Law Partner, Clark Hill, PLC - 5.16.17

On June 15th, 2017, Washington Advanced Energy held its Q2 Stakeholder Breakfast at the headquarters of the U.S. Green Buildings Council in Washington, D.C. The event focused on the District’s clean energy transition through the lens of Smart Buildings & the Grid Modernization of Cities. Throughout the breakfast, Discussion Leaders and stakeholders assessed the myriad challenges posed by aging critical infrastructure and proposed solutions through a variety of economic and technological tools such as distributed energy resources and more efficient building retrofits.

This installment of the AEG Podcast features two representatives of Pepco Holdings – Rob Stewart, Manager of Smart Grid and Technology; & Don Hall, Manager of Capacity Planning.

Rob Stewart, Smart Grid & Technology; & Don Hall, Capacity Planning - Managers, Pepco - 6.15.17

Advanced Energy Group is a consortium of dedicated stakeholders committed to developing and delivering advanced energy solutions for Boston, Chicago, Denver, New York City, and Washington D.C. By enabling a collaborative, focused framework of dedicated leaders and experts, Advanced Energy Group drives needed change today.

The AEG Podcast features a collection of select speakers from various Advanced Energy Group events and interviews - from breakfasts and one-off collaborations to industry conferences and beyond. Guests include speeches from and conversations with discussion leaders, stakeholder members, individuals from partner organizations, and more.