We will open with Chris Nafe of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, who will share a brief overview of DEP’s Community Energy Development (CED) program — a state initiative that helps local governments develop actionable energy transition plans, pursue community energy aggregation, and build locally based renewable generation — and the potential for future offerings of the program.
Then the team at ProtoGen, the technical consultant supporting the CED program, will demonstrate GridNav, an easy-to-use energy modeling platform for exploring, scoping, and financially modeling community energy projects. Everyone who attends will receive free access to GridNav through December 31, 2026.
Our goal is simple: equip volunteers with the tools to help their communities identify and organize energy projects. Projects scoped now can be well-positioned for advancement through the CED program or other state and federal opportunities as they become available.
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