Upcoming Events

Join us to learn about how the investments made in 2013-2018 by the Conservation Improvement Program (CIP) benefit the state economy by creating jobs, increasing the labor force, and increasing economic activity.

Northfield residents are invited to join this free webinar to learn about renewable energy options. Speakers from the City of Northfield, Xcel Energy, and the Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERTs) will present on options available to support renewable energy and lower your environmental impact.

The City of Saint Paul is hosting a benchmarking data jam to help building owners and managers efficiently track and manage energy usage and comply with the City's Energy Benchmarking Ordinance. This training will take place virtually.

The National EMobility Equity Town Hall is a national conversation examining the different facets of the EMobility Equity ecosystem. Equity is a hot topic. However, equity is often a concept that is misinterpreted and/or misunderstood. As the world speeds toward a future where EMobility is Electric, Connected, Shared, and Autonomous, how do we ensure that all members of our community have access and will be engaged and part of this transition?

Learn about several leading national stimulus proposals relating to electric vehicles (EVs).

The benefits of electric school buses go beyond clean transportation. They are cleaner, quieter, less costly to operate, plus the air inside and outside the bus cabin is healthier for students. Funding sources for electric school buses are becoming readily available to school districts. Utilities and states have begun offering initiatives to fund the transition to electric buses.  

Join Forth for a discussion on current electric school bus models and considerations for school districts interested in making the switch to electric buses.

Join us for this hour-long event. The first half will be a presentation from Cadmus on Market Barriers and Opportunities for Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pumps. This is a recently completed CARD grant funded research project.

This webinar will explore how to ensure the benefits of clean transportation reach traditionally underserved communities, with a focus on lessons learned and best practices. What strategies have been used to improve access and awareness? What projects have been the most successful? Our panelists will highlight the work being done by their organizations to bring clean mobility options to communities.

One of the great challenges to electric transportation adoption is public awareness and education. This webinar will highlight the best practices of marketing EVs of all shapes and sizes to consumers with speakers from EVNoire, the Norwegian EV Association, and Austin Energy.

Transportation electrification is growing at different rates around the world and certain cities are leading the way. This webinar will highlight three cities with aggressive strategies to accelerate electric mobility adoption: Orlando, FL and Denver, CO, two American Climate Cities Challenge participants, and Amsterdam, one of Europe’s electric mobility leaders.

One of the challenges of electrifying heavy-duty vehicles is limited charging infrastructure. This webinar will explore how stakeholders can work together to overcome the market challenges of providing charging for electric trucks. Featuring speakers from Daimler Trucks North America, Southern California Edison, and Penske Trucks, the panelists will highlight how they are bringing clean heavy-duty mobility solutions to southern California.

The rise of ride share options is changing how we get around and companies like Uber and Lyft continue to position themselves as leaders in the space. This webinar will highlight how the electrification of transportation options is changing the shared mobility space with speakers from Lyft, Uber and EVgo.

Postponed until June 2021:

Hosted by the Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA), the Energy Fair brings over 11,500 attendees together to learn about clean energy and sustainability, connect with others, and take action towards a more sustainable future.

Originally scheduled for May, this meeting will now take place July 10th.

This month's topic is Youth Eco Solutions (YES!). YES! is a unique youth program that develops youth leaders while inspiring widespread adoption of renewable energy technologies, waste, and energy conservation best practices, local foods, habitat restorations, and water quality and conservation improvement projects.