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Join Pennsylvania Interfaith Power & Light and the Jewish Earth Alliance on February 21 at 7:00 p.m. for a discussion about why and how Pennsylvania lags far behind most states in renewable energy production.
This overview will include the plan for 30 percent renewable energy by 2030 (a plan Gov. Shapiro said he supports), what’s happening with the RGGI carbon pollution reduction program covering power plants and the state’s Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (AEPS), net metering, and community solar.
The speaker will be Monica Carey, Pennsylvania Program Director, Solar United Neighbors.
Click Here to register and for more information.
Visit the Pennsylvania Interfaith Power & Light and the Jewish Earth Alliance websites for more information on programs, initiatives, other upcoming events and how you can get involved.
Related Articles This Week:
-- PA Environmental Council, Environmental Defense Fund, PA League Of Women Voters Oppose Senate Bill Abrogating Final Rule Reducing Carbon Pollution From Power Plants [RGGI] [PaEN]
-- PJM Reports Natural Gas Power Plants Were Over Half The Forced Outages During Winter Storm Gerri In January; Special Procedures Used For Gas Generators Raised Questions About Market Impacts [PaEN]
-- PA Utility Law Project, Public Citizen Host Feb. 16 Webinar Exploring The Impact Of LNG Natural Gas Exports On Pennsylvania Families [PaEN]
-- Pittsburgh To Host World Affairs Institute Navigating Climate Intersections March 5; Adult And Student Leaders Welcome [PaEN]
-- PA Interfaith Power & Light, Jewish Earth Alliance Feb. 21 State Of Renewable Energy In PA Webinar [PaEN]
-- Centre County Recycling & Refuse Authority To Switch To Solar Energy Saving An Estimated $2 Million Over Next 25 Years [PaEN]
-- Penn State Growing Impact Podcast Explores Effect Of Solar Energy’s Expansion On Land Use [PaEN]
-- Penn State: Trees Struggle To ‘Breathe’ As Climate Warms, Researchers Find [PaEN]
[Posted: February 8, 2024]
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