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• Tuesday Tech Talk - eDNA

  • When
    Tuesday, August 18, 2020
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    12:00 PM - 12:45 PM (EDT)
  • Location
    ZOOM meeting

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  TUESDAY TECH TALKS

  Members-only expert-led online meetups on topics of timely interest

  
  

  

  Join Stantec's Jake Riley to discover and disucss eDNA. Environmental DNA (eDNA) is DNA that is naturally shed by organisms into their environment, such as streams, rivers, oceans, soils, even in fecal matter. eDNA can be used as a tool to evaluate effluent effects of wastewater treatment processes, assess management effects on biota, or delineate fish-bearing streams. By sampling the habitat in which species live, we can detect their presence without having to capture, handle, or even see the organisms we are looking for. 

  This is a FREE E2Tech Member event. We look forward to see you there!

  This event is free but registration is required.

  A zoom link will be sent once registration is confirmed.

  
  

  E2Tech Sustaining Partners

  SUSTAINING CHAMPION: BURNS & McDONNELL

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

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

  
  

   

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• Seeking Forgiveness: Planning your PPP Forgiveness Application

  • When
    Wednesday, August 19, 2020
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    10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (EDT)

  Please join the Maine State Chamber of Commerce for this valuable webinar!

  

  REGISTER TODAY! Seeking Forgiveness: Planning Your PPP Forgiveness Application  August 19 | 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. As of August 10, the SBA has started to accept PPP forgiveness applications. Many recipients of PPP funding have taken a look at the forgiveness application and are realizing that this is far more complex than the loan application they grappled with earlier. Join us for a discussion on ways to simplify your process. This webinar is brought to you by the Maine State Chamber of Commerce. Presented by:   Gregory S. Fryer, Partner at Verrill Benjamin E. Ford, Partner at Verrill   To join us for this free webinar please pre register at the link below.

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• Navigate Webinar Series 2020 - Building an Equitable Energy Future

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    Wednesday, August 26, 2020
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    12:00 PM (EDT)

  
  

  Join NECEC Navigate’s third webinar of the 2020 Series on August 26. It will address our Energy future from a critical lens. As we work towards a clean energy future, it’s up to us to actively ensure that BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) and other under-represented groups are equitably represented in the endeavor and share in its rewards.

  Register Here: https://bit.ly/2Pbmdv6

  You will learn:
  What's being done and more importantly what needs to be done to address climate issues while ensuring BIPOC participation
  Policy and regulatory shifts to enforce inclusion in clean energy
  Strategies to reach minority communities
  
  Our Webinar Series is brought to you with invaluable support from NYSERDA and CleanCapital. 

  Please send your questions, comments and feedback to: cmadeira@necec.org

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• Renewable Energy Policy in Ghana - Challenges and Opportunities

  • When
    Tuesday, September 01, 2020
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    12:00 PM - 12:45 PM (EDT)
  • Location
    Zoom Meeting

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  TUESDAY TECH TALKS

  Members-only expert-led online meetups on topics of timely interest

  

  E2Tech goes global!

  Meet Dr. Francis Tuokuu, a widely published author and researcher in environmental law and policy, renewable energy, climate change, and natural resource management. A native of Ghana who now lives in New Hampshire, Tuokuu will walk attendees through his findings on the future of renewable energy markets in Ghana, making comparisons to regional energy policy, and taking questions.

  This is a FREE E2Tech Member event, hosted on Zoom Meetings. We look forward to seeing you there!

  This event is free for members but registration is required.

  A Zoom link will be sent once registration is confirmed.

  
  

  E2Tech Sustaining Partners

  SUSTAINING CHAMPION: BURNS & McDONNELL

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

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

  
  

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• E2Tech Talks Trash

  • When
    Wednesday, September 16, 2020
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    8:00 AM - 10:00 AM (EDT)
  • Location
    E2Tech ZOOM Webinar

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  Solid Waste Disposal and Recycling in Maine

  Maine’s solid waste disposal system is a patchwork quilt built from the ground-up.  This system consists of public and private municipal and regional landfills, waste-to-energy incinerators, solid waste processing and recycling facilities, organics management operations, and your local transfer station.  All of these entities must respond to market swings worldwide, nationally, and within the system as well as to State and federal laws and regulations.

  But why has solid waste been in the news lately?  Problems with crashing recycling markets are just one part of the story. The recent closure of Coastal Resources of Maine’s Fiberight anaerobic digester in Hampden has diverted municipal solid waste from 115 municipalities to the Waste Management Crossroads landfill in Norridgewock and to the PERC waste-to-energy facility in Orrington. The municipal solid waste system is still trying to reach equilibrium absorbing waste that formerly had been handled at the now-closed MERC waste-to-energy facility in Biddeford. And the State is encouraging and funding waste diversion projects to increase recycling and composting infrastructure. 

  Attend “E2Tech Talks Trash,” and learn what happens after you set that bag at the curb.  Speakers will describe the various elements of the solid waste system and challenges in Maine and will discuss the policy directions and technologies that affect them now and in the future. Ample time for Q&A will be provided.

  Zoom Webinar details provided upon confirmation of paid registration
  

  Speakers include:

  Toni King, Regional Engineer, Casella Waste Systems

  Kevin Roche, CEO, ecomaine

  David Biderman, CEO, SWANA

  (PANEL IN FORMATION)

  Moderator:

  James Katsiaficas, Perkins Thompson

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  E2Tech events are FREE for Maine students, Elected Public Officials, and State of Maine Employees. Please email info@e2tech.org to be registered under these categories.
  

  E2Tech Sustaining Partners

  SUSTAINING CHAMPION: BURNS & McDONNELL

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

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

  
  

  
  

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• Livestream & Slides - Achieving Maine's Climate Goals: Heating and Transport

  • When
    Friday, January 01, 2021
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    (EST)
  • Location
    Digital Copies Available until Jan 1, 2021

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  A recording of the April 22, 2020 webinar as well as the speaker slides will be shared with PAID registrations.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  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 introduction & 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 should emerge? How have other states proceeded? What is the baseline and how will progress be tracked? As the Maine 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. It is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day - join us!

  
  

  Speakers include:

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

  Adam Cote, Drummond Woodsum

  Kristina Egan, Greater Portland Council of Governments

  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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• Livestream & Slides - Opportunities & Challenges: Maine Energy Markets Update

  • When
    Friday, January 01, 2021
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    (EST)
  • Location
    Virtual - available for purchase until January 1, 2021

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  A recording of the May 13, 2020 webinar as well as the speaker slides will be shared with PAID registrations.

  
  

  Opportunities & Challenges: Maine Energy Markets Update
  

  The COVID-19 Crisis is having multiple effects across Maine's energy sectors and markets are rapidly shifting. Some projects are accelerated and others are delayed. Our panel will explore the potential impacts on their respective sectors and offer thoughts and guidance for what's ahead.

  Moderator:

  Laney Brown, President, Iberdrola Solutions

  Speakers Include:

  Dan Burgess, Director, Governor's Energy Office, State of Maine

  Andrew Price, President & COO, Competitive Energy Services

  Fortunat Mueller, President, Co-Founder, ReVision Energy

  Steve McGrath, Chief Financial Officer, H.A. Mapes Company; on behalf of the Maine Energy Marketers Association

  
  

  E2Tech events are FREE for students, Public Officials, and State Employees. Please email info@e2tech.org to be registered under these categories.

  
  

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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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• Livestream & Slides - Blueprint for a Zero Carbon Economy: Achieving Maine's Climate Goals

  • When
    Friday, January 01, 2021
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    (EST)
  • Location
    Virtual copy of slides and recording of webinar available until January 1, 2021

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  A recording of the June 10, 2020 webinar as well as the speaker slides will be shared with PAID registrations.

  
  

  Achieving the emissions reductions goals of the Maine Climate Council hinges on dramatically reducing reliance on fossil fuels -- not just for home heating, but in all sectors of the Maine economy. It relies on a large-scale shift from fossil fuels to an expanded electricity grid powered mainly by new renewables. Panelists, who are experts in the field with both supporting and opposing viewpoints, will lay out what is needed in terms of investment and structure, including solar, wind, energy storage development, as well as the accompanying policy measures required, to achieve the enacted goals.
  

  Join E2Tech for an in-depth, detailed exploration of possible pathways to a fossil fuel free economy and whether the approach is reasonable, achievable and economical. Ample time for audience Q&A will be included.

  
  

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   Dr. Richard Silkman, CEO, Competitive Energy Services

  Dr. Richard Perez, Senior Research Associate, University at Albany- SUNY

  Dr. Jurgen Weiss, Principal, The Brattle Group

  Kurt Adams, CEO, Summit Utilities, Inc

  
  

  -Moderator-

  Carrie Gilbert, Senior Consultant, Daymark Energy Advisors

  
  

  E2Tech events are FREE for Maine students, Public Officials, and State of Maine Employees. Please email info@e2tech.org to be registered under these categories.

  
  

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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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