GES #35:  What’s happening for solar in the Oregon Legislative session?

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In this Green Energy Series webinar, join us to learn what is happening for solar during the short session in Oregon.

Solar Oregon is presenting a Green Energy series - free talks for those interested in learning more about the technologies and design of zero energy buildings. Solar Oregon is a non-profit educational organization leading the way to a clean energy future. These one-hour seminars will explore solar, energy storage, and energy-efficient equipment and design. Envisioned as a follow-up to Solar Oregon’s popular Go Zero home tours, these online talks will encourage a deeper dive into the technology and allow for Q+A discussion contrasting options to aid in decision making. All webinars will be recorded and included on Solar Oregon’s YouTube channel.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN9no-FxCRHnICdU-tbb8Eg/featured Speaker Bios: Angela Crowley-Koch (she/her)Executive Director, Oregon Solar + Storage Industries Association (OSSIA)Angela Crowley-Koch has spent the last two decades in public policy and advocacy.&nbsp; Previously the Legislative Director at Oregon Environmental Council, her work was instrumental in passing the Toxic-Free Kids Act, renewing the Clean Fuels Program and getting coal out of Oregon's electricity mix, among other bills. She worked for Senator Jeff Merkley as part of his Blue Wave Project in 2018, as a Legislative Assistant in D.C., and as the call room manager on his 2008 campaign.&nbsp; While in D.C. she negotiated policy for Oregon in the Food Safety Modernization Act and the MAP-21 transportation package, including closing a loophole in the Buy America rules, among other policies. Angela previously served as Executive Director of Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility and is enjoying her second time in the role. Angela moved to Portland from the Chicago area in 2000 and now lives in North Portland. Edward Louie (he/him)Edward works as a Senior Associate Energy Efficiency Engineer at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in the building systems and technology integration group on research projects related to heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, high-performance windows, and remote quality assurance via contractors taking photos of critical details and reporting test results. Edward is passionate about residential energy efficiency technologies, building assemblies, and housing typologies. This event is free and open to everyone.RSVP for a link and call-in number to join the webinar.

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