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• E2Tech Stem Careers for Students - Google Hangout

  • When
    Friday, April 10, 2020
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    1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    ONLINE - Google Hangouts

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  Meet E2Tech environmental & energy leaders and learn how they got their start in STEM careers! This week, featuring Jeff Marks, Acadia Center; and Tom Eschner, TRC.
  
  An informal discussion led by E2Tech executive director Marty Grohman, aimed at students grades 5-12 interested in STEM careers. Learn how Jeff and Tom got into these exciting fields!
  
  For safety, registration is needed to receive the Hangout link. Teachers, you may register and share the link with your students.
  
  This event is FREE for all attendees.
  

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• Maine Resource Recovery Association (MRRA) - Using REcycled Content Materials in Road & Infrastructure Projects

  • When
    Wednesday, April 15, 2020
  • Location
    Concord NH

  

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  https://mrra.net/home/events/workshops-seminars/
  

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• E2Tech Careers in STEM - Student Google Hangout

  • When
    Friday, April 17, 2020
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    1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    ONLINE: Google Hangouts

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  Meet E2Tech environmental & energy leaders and learn how they got their start in STEM careers! This week, featuring Sarah Watts, Tetra Tech; and William Sullivan, AMRO Systems LLC.
  
  An informal discussion led by E2Tech executive director Marty Grohman, aimed at students grades 5-12 interested in STEM careers. Learn how Sarah and William got into these exciting fields!
  
  For safety, registration is needed to receive the Hangout link. Teachers, you may register and share the link with your students.
  
  This event is FREE for all attendees.
  

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• Achieving Maine's Climate Goals: How Do We Get There From Here?

  • When
    Wednesday, April 22, 2020
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    8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • Location
    Participatory Webinar

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  This event will be hosted on our secure Zoom webinar site. Login details emailed upon registration.

  
  

  The Maine Climate Council is charged with developing a plan to meet state greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets that are now in law, including a gross 45% greenhouse gas emissions reduction below 1990 levels by 2030 and at least 80% by 2050.

  Starting with an overview of energy use by sector, our panel of experts will explore challenges for meeting these targets. What combination of strategies could work, and what business opportunities might emerge? How have other states proceeded? What is the baseline and how will progress be tracked? As the Climate Council begins work on a blueprint for action, this panel will look at the scope of their undertaking, focusing in this initial forum on the transportation & heating sectors.

  Speakers include:

  Hannah Pingree, Director, Governor's Office of Policy, Innovation & the Future

  Adam Cote, Drummond Woodsum

  Peter Eglinton, Deputy Director, Efficiency Maine Trust

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  E2Tech Sustaining Partners

  SUSTAINING CHAMPION: BURNS & McDONNELL

  SUSTAINING LEADERS: BERNSTEIN, SHUR, SAWYER & NELSON, NORTHEAST BANK, SMRT ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS

  SUSTAINING STEWARDS: BOYLE ASSOCIATES, CENTRAL MAINE POWER, CIANBRO CORPORATION, EAST BROWN COW, EATON PEABODY, GZA, HDR, NOVATUS ENERGY, OCEAN RENEWABLE POWER COMPANY, PERKINS THOMPSON, REVISION ENERGY, RLC ENGINEERING, SEVEE & MAHER ENGINEERS, ST. GERMAIN COLLINS, STANTEC, SUMMIT NATURAL GAS, SUNRUN, TETRA TECH, TRC, VERRILL

  
  

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• Technology & New Energy Municipal Conference 2020

  • When
    Tuesday, April 28, 2020
  • Location
    Augusta Civic Center

  

  Tuesday, April 28th - Augusta Civic Center Sponsored by: Maine Municipal Association and the Maine GIS User Group   BIGGER AND BETTER! The Maine Municipal Association in 2020 expands its annual technology event to become the Municipal Technology & New Energy Conference. We will continue to honor technology topics such as internet access and broadband, cyber security, GIS tools and website development. MMA will also provide a new energy “track” of workshops looking at solar power, LED lighting conversion, electric fleet vehicles – and more.    Keynote Address: The State of Broadband in Maine Nick Battista, Senior Policy Officer, Island Institute and ConnectME Authority Board Member The issue remains a high priority: The quality of broadband Internet service remains pivotal throughout the state, as Maine competes in the global economic development marketplace. So, how’s it going? How are Mainers being served in cities like Augusta, Bangor and Portland, but also in rural areas and on island communities? What new idea and projects are out there to serve as educational examples?

  Register Now! View the Agenda Certification Credits Available from MTCMA & MMTCTA! View Sponsors

  Questions? Contact Alicia Gaudet Phone: 207-623-8428 ext. 2304 Email: agaudet@memun.org

  
  

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