Boston Advanced Energy

2018 Q4 Boston Advanced Energy - Mobility and Transportation
Boston’s Transportation Challenge by Michael Ramsey, AEG Fellow

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Boston Advanced Energy Q1 2019 Stakeholder Series
Feb 14
Boston Advanced Energy Q1 2019 Stakeholder Series

RESILIENCY, CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE, AND MICROGRIDS

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FEB 13 - STAKEHOLDER DINNER

  • 6:30 - 9:30pm

FEB 14 - STAKEHOLDER BREAKFAST

Discussion Leaders:

  • TBA

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Recaps
Recap BAE Q3: IoT, Technology, & Innovation
Recap BAE Q3: IoT, Technology, & Innovation
Recap BAE Q2: Healthcare Lunch
Recap BAE Q2: Healthcare Lunch
Recap BAE Q2: Smart Buildings & Grid Modernization
Recap BAE Q2: Smart Buildings & Grid Modernization
Recap BAE Q1: Resiliency, Critical Infrastructure, and Microgrids
Recap BAE Q1: Resiliency, Critical Infrastructure, and Microgrids
Recap BAE Q4: Mobility & Transportation
Recap BAE Q4: Mobility & Transportation

Boston is a member of C40, demonstrating a commitment to combat climate change and reduce its GHG emissions. Boston’s climate and energy strategy is known as the Climate Action Plan, which aims to reduce GHG emissions 25% by 2020, 50% by 2030, and be Carbon Free by 2050. Boston has assessed the risk climate change poses to the city and has developed a climate resiliency plan known as Climate Ready Boston.