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Neighborhood Electrification, A MassCEC Speaker Series Event, Free & Online, April 18, 12-1 pm ET
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Growth of the gas system over the past 150 years often involved the addition of whole neighborhoods at a time. In the 1950s and 1960s, the conversion from manufactured town gas to natural gas required whole neighborhoods to have their equipment converted in just a few days. Is a similar approach possible for building electrification? What opportunities does neighborhood-scale electrification offer, and what challenges are in the way? This MassCEC speaker series will explore this approach currently being piloted by the state's gas companies and cover the technology, regulatory policy, and customer factors involved in this undertaking.
MassCEC has launched a new online Speaker Series that highlights experts, pioneers, and practitioners from a variety of existing and emerging climatetech sectors and disciplines, as well as subject matter experts who can provide insights into broader economic, social and technological dynamics shaping our work and our industry.
Join Galen Nelson, MassCEC's Chief Climate Officer, in a dialogue with Michael Walsh, Founding Partner at Groundwork Data, on Friday, April 18th, 12-1 PM!
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