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X-WR-CALDESC:Energy storage will play a key role in the transition to renew
 able energy\, and it’s important that its benefits are accessible to all. 
 Underserved communities are historically the most negatively impacted by s
 evere weather events associated with climate change and air pollution from
  fossil-fuel burning plants disproportionately located in these communitie
 s. Without affordable and accessible programs and policies\, these communi
 ties will continue to face many barriers in adopting clean energy technolo
 gies such as energy storage.  \n\nA recent report\, jointly published by t
 he Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) and Sandia National Laboratories\, 
 highlights emerging strategies used by the leading states to advance energ
 y storage adoption in underserved and low-income communities. While the ch
 allenges are daunting\, early results from at least some of these programs
  show that positive results can be achieved when states adopt a focused an
 d long-term commitment. Read the report here: www.cesa.org/resource-librar
 y/resource/bridging-the-gap-state-policies-making-energy-storage-accessibl
 e\n\nIn this webinar\, report authors Todd Olinsky-Paul (Senior Project Di
 rector\, CESA) and Will McNamara (Energy Storage Policy Analyst\, Sandia N
 ational Labs) will discuss the emerging practices and lessons learned from
  states. Elischia Fludd (Environmental Justice Senior Lead\, Massachusetts
  Department of Energy Resources) joins to discuss relevant provisions in M
 assachusetts programs. Additionally\, Broderick Bagert (Organizer\, Togeth
 er New Orleans) joins to discuss the Community Lighthouse Project\, an ini
 tiative that has created a network of resilient\, solar-powered community 
 resilience hubs for communities to access in the wake of hurricanes or oth
 er disasters.  \n\nThis webinar is a presentation of the Energy Storage Te
 chnology Advancement Partnership (ESTAP). ESTAP is funded by the U.S. Depa
 rtment of Energy Office of Electricity\, managed by Sandia National Labora
 tories\, and administered by CESA.
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DESCRIPTION:Energy storage will play a key role in the transition to renewa
 ble energy\, and it’s important that its benefits are accessible to all. U
 nderserved communities are historically the most negatively impacted by se
 vere weather events associated with climate change and air pollution from 
 fossil-fuel burning plants disproportionately located in these communities
 . Without affordable and accessible programs and policies\, these communit
 ies will continue to face many barriers in adopting clean energy technolog
 ies such as energy storage.  \n\nA recent report\, jointly published by th
 e Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) and Sandia National Laboratories\, h
 ighlights emerging strategies used by the leading states to advance energy
  storage adoption in underserved and low-income communities. While the cha
 llenges are daunting\, early results from at least some of these programs 
 show that positive results can be achieved when states adopt a focused and
  long-term commitment. Read the report here: www.cesa.org/resource-library
 /resource/bridging-the-gap-state-policies-making-energy-storage-accessible
 \n\nIn this webinar\, report authors Todd Olinsky-Paul (Senior Project Dir
 ector\, CESA) and Will McNamara (Energy Storage Policy Analyst\, Sandia Na
 tional Labs) will discuss the emerging practices and lessons learned from 
 states. Elischia Fludd (Environmental Justice Senior Lead\, Massachusetts 
 Department of Energy Resources) joins to discuss relevant provisions in Ma
 ssachusetts programs. Additionally\, Broderick Bagert (Organizer\, Togethe
 r New Orleans) joins to discuss the Community Lighthouse Project\, an init
 iative that has created a network of resilient\, solar-powered community r
 esilience hubs for communities to access in the wake of hurricanes or othe
 r disasters.  \n\nThis webinar is a presentation of the Energy Storage Tec
 hnology Advancement Partnership (ESTAP). ESTAP is funded by the U.S. Depar
 tment of Energy Office of Electricity\, managed by Sandia National Laborat
 ories\, and administered by CESA.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20250107T120000
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LOCATION:https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8999687835190234971
SUMMARY:NCAP - Bridging the Gap: How Emerging State Policies are Making Ene
 rgy Storage More Affordable and Accessible
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