AGENDA PREVIEWTRACK 1: Community Projects Sponsored by IBEW Local 490

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Building Energy & HousingExplore how clean energy fits within our built environment and hear from the experts workingto incorporate new technologies into New Hampshire's building stock.

Local Energy Exchange: Calling All Energy CommitteesLearn about the latest & greatest energy projects, campaigns, & resources to help your energycommittee pursue clean energy goals.

Solar for All: Group Net Metering, Municipal Solar, & BeyondYour one-stop shop for the ins-and-outs of New Hampshire's group net metering program, the cans-andcant's of municipal solar projects, and efforts to expand solar for low-moderate income ratepayers.

TRACK 2: Policy

Energy Civics 101: Process & PolicyWhether you're new to engaging in policy or are a senior veteran interested in the latest updates, thissession will provide a deep-dive into the legislative & regulatory process and discuss current and futureclean energy policies.

Lessons from the Doughnut: Policies & Programs from Regional Energy LeadersNew Hampshire is often compared to as the "doughnut hole" for forward-thinking energy policiescompared to our neighboring states. Learn about innovative and successful policies and programs fromour New England neighbors and how the Granite State can learn from them.

Smart Data: Smart PolicyData access is often a hurdle to implementing clean energy projects or modernizing the electric grid.Learn what smart data can tell us, how we can access it, and how it can help accelerate the transition tothe clean energy economy.

November 15, 2019; 8:00am - 4:30pmGrappone Center, Concord, NHRegister at cleanenergynh.org

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AGENDA PREVIEWTRACK 3: Technology Sponsored by VHB

Electric Vehicles & Charging InfrastructureInterest in electric vehicles (EVs) is growing just as fast as the technology itself. Learn aboutlight-and-heavy duty models and the status and future of New Hampshire's EV charginginfrastructure build-out.

Store Baby Store: Energy Storage & Demand Response Emerging & Existing Use CasesThis isn't your run-of-the-mill energy storage panel. We've brought together leading experts on batterystorage technology, innovative device technology, and new demand response programs actively servingthe region's electric grid.

Winds of Change: Offshore Wind & Creating a New IndustryYou've heard the buzz, now come hear from the experts about the burdgeoning offshore wind industryin New England and what New Hampshire can expect to see in terms of projects, jobs, industry, andenergy & economic benefits.

TRACK 4: Advanced Energy Sponsored by NextEra Energy Resources

Advanced Efficiency Within ReachJoin the NHSaves energy efficiency team to learn more about basic & advanced energy efficiencytechnologies and programs to help your residence, business, and community save energy and money.

The Future of New England's Energy Resources & Where NH Fits InThe New England electric grid is changing rapidly as power sources come on-and-offline and statesimplement clean energy, energy efficiency, and grid modernization goals. What can we expect the grid'sgeneration resources to look like in the not-so-distant future and where does New Hampshire fit in?

Community Power: New Hampshire's New Energy Aggregation LawSenate Bill 286 enables local governments to procure power on behalf of their residents and businesses.Learn about how this new legislation empowers local decision making around energy and opens newdoors for integrating clean energy into the mix.

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November 15, 2019; 8:00am - 4:30pmGrappone Center, Concord, NHRegister at cleanenergynh.org

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