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Event Date | Wed May 1 EDT (over 5 years ago) |
Location |
1101 New York Avenue
Washington DC 20005 |
Region | Americas |
In December, D.C.'s City Council voted in favor of the DC Omnibus Amendment Act of 2018, which establishes a 100% renewable energy target by 2032, with a 10% solar energy carve-out by 2041. Not only will these efforts keep the District along a green path, but it will also provide 15,000 jobs, according to Solar Power World.
While D.C. has made a concerted effort to convert to solar energy, how can its major developers also get involved in going green?
Join Bisnow for our first ever Greater DC Solar and Sustainability event, as today's top developers, thinkers, and policy-makers come together to break down why developers should invest in solar, as well as the various ways solar can make a difference to our local community. It's a Bisnow event you don't want to miss!
What You'll Learn?
1. What is the DC Omnibus Amendment Act, and how can it impact local development?
2. How can going solar positively impact affordable housing in the DC area?
3. Which developers are going green - and why?
4. Aside from solar panels, how can the design of a building be more eco-friendly?
5. Could going green impact future development trends? And if so, how?
2019 Speakers
Tommy Wells
Director, Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE)
Chris Mundy
SVP, Investments, Oxford Properties Group
Jackie Duke
SVP, Brookfield
Martin Mellet
Vice President, Jubilee Housing
Dana Small
Director, Smart Grid & Technology, Pepco Holdings
Darien Crimmin
Vice President, WinnCo Development
Pranay Kohli
Partner, Amidus Consulting
Matt Praske
Energy & Sustainability Manager, WashREIT
Jeff Lesk
Partner, Nixon Peabody
Jared Lang
Vice President, National Housing Trust
Joe LeMense
Managing Director, United Bank
Emil King
Program Analyst, Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE)
Shariff Barakat
Associate, Nixon Peabody
Mike Healy
CEO, New Columbia Star
Aaron Kraus
Vice President, Greenworks Lending
Herb Stevens
President, New Partners Community Solar
2019 Sponsors
• Nixon Peabody
• EMS3
• Engie
• New Columbia Solar
• PureSolar Systems
• Pepco
• Oxford
• SolSystems