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NECA 2018 Renewable Energy Conference, February 1, Auburndale (Newton), Massachusetts
Event Description
Day-long conference on renewable energy issues.
The Northeast Energy and Commerce Association (NECA) is New England's oldest and most broadly-based, non-profit trade association serving the competitive electric power industry.
Panel II: The Role of Large Scale Renewables in Meeting the Region’s Carbon Reduction Targets
Lunch Keynote: In her keynote address, State Representative Jennifer Benson will be discussing her efforts to pass a carbon pricing bill in Massachusetts, and how a carbon fee can be used to reduce emissions, combat climate change, and improve public health.
Panel III: Offshore Wind: Growing with Whales, Fishermen and a Competitive Energy Market
Panel IV: Grid of the Future: It ain’t what it used to be
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