Advanced Energy Group

November 15, 2018 - Boston Advanced Energy Q4

Mobility and Transportation

Breakfast presentations:

• Andrew Brennan, Director of Environmental Affairs, MBTA

• James Cater, City Liaison for Energy Efficiency, Eversource Energy

• Kevin Miller, Director, Public Policy, ChargePoint

• Sharon Weber, Deputy Division Director, Air & Climate Programs, MassDEP

Andrew Brennan’s Problem Statement:

The critical challenge I focus on regarding Mobility & Transportation related to Boston's 2050 clean energy commitments is…

…to introduce technology into our energy infrastructure to enable us to make data driven decisions to support low carbon energy management and decision-making.

Winning 12 month action plan (Table 4):

3 Month: Assess existing data, identify data augmentation plans through sub/smart-metering 6 Month: Deploy sub-metering systems, identify parasitic loads and peak shaving opportunities 12 Month: Implement load reduction measures as well as efficiency measures to be taken

Resources: 

• Participant List

• Slido Summary

• AEG’s Boston Q4 Pre-event Blog

• Go Boston 2030

• MassDEP’s proposed Beneficiary Mitigation Plan (BMP)

• Bloomberg Philanthropies American Cities Climate Challenge

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