April 13, 2023, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM, VIRTUAL via ZOOM - Send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to register. This email will be returned with the Zoom link.
DRIVING THE (CLEAN) ENERGY TRANSITION IN MARYLAND BY 2031
Capitalizing on Regulatory, Technology, and Economic Changes to Maryland's Energy Infrastructure
Some of what we will cover and answer as Maryland pursues an aggressive plan to as Maryland pursues, amongst other clean energy goals, a net zero carbon state government vehicle fleet by 2031
1. Impact on energy pricing and regulations
2. Significant areas of investment by the state
3. What stays and changes
4. Will WE be required to produce energy
5. National security implications in Maryland
6. What should businesses prepare for
7. Supply and transmission challenges
8. What don’t we know
9. Will Maryland be a Clean Energy Leader
10. Risks and Concerns in the Transition
Our distinguished panel of experts from across government and industry shares how our transition to a clean energy future will transform the state of Maryland.
This is one of the first events that Paul Pinsky has spoken at since being named by Gov Moore to lead the MEA. This administration has aggressive plans for energy transition and carbon reduction following on Pinsky’s climate legislation as state Senator from 2022, committing to a 60% reduction in emissions by 2031. This has significant implications for MD industries and gov’t with the apparent opportunity to move early and build a clean energy ecosystem.
In addition to PAUL PINSKY, we will have MARK CASE, Vice President, Regulatory Policy & Strategy at Baltimore Gas & Electric Co, and DOUG WOLFE, Chief Technology Officer,