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How to make Philly A Clean & Energy Efficient City, June 27
Event Description
Green Philly is continuing the series of live events to give our community an in-depth perspective of current sustainability issues.
Despite the US pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement on a federal level (and other recent political events…), there’s more we can do as individuals, businesses and a city. This Beyond the Blog event will bring together local energy leaders to share best practices for saving energy and financial/tax incentives to create a more valuable and energy-efficient home or office.
Whether you are a homeowner, renter, or a small business owner, you will learn about different options available to save on energy financially and reduce the energy used or lost. Also, find out how you can be a better advocate for energy efficiency in your community.
5:45 – 6:45: Panel discussion
Alex Dews, Director, Delaware Valley Green Building Council
Andrew Kirchner, Sr. Director of Product, Inspire
Micah Gold-Markel, Solar States
Amanda Warwood, Energy Analyst, City of Philadelphia Energy Office
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