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Renewable Energy Markets 2022
Associated Project(s):See Who You'll Meet at REM™ 2022
Renewable Energy Markets™ (REM™) 2022 is only 5 weeks away. Don't miss your opportunity to join decision-makers in-person covering 24/7 clean energy procurement, green hydrogen, residential solar grid integration, equity and environmental justice in residential renewable energy programs, corporate ESG & climate disclosure, and more.
Registered organizations, sponsors, and supporting organizations include:
3 Phases Renewables
3Degrees
Abbott Stringham & Lynch
ACORE
ACT Commodities
AES Clean Energy
American Council on Renewable Energy
American Gas Association
Anew
Apala Group
Bank of America
Blue Delta Energy, LLC
Bonneville Environmental Foundation
C2ES
CAISO
California Hydrogen Business Council
CDP (RE100)
CEBI
Center for Resource Solutions
CenterPoint Energy
Central Iowa Power Cooperative
Clean Energy Business Network
Clean Energy Buyers Association
Clean Energy Buyers Institute
CleanChoice Energy
ClearTrace
Climate Collaborative
CMS Enterprises Company
Consumers Energy
Coral Future
East Bay Community Energy
EcoEngineers
ECOHZ
EDF Energy NA
Energia Libre
Energy Sciences
Evolution Markets
Gas South
General Motors
Google
Granular Energy
Green Power EMC
GreenEnergy GPO
I-REC Standard
Idaho Power
Intelligent I-N
Isla Verde Capital
Kanin Energy
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
LevelTen Energy
LG&E and KU Energy LLC
Low Impact Hydro Institute
M-RETS
Manitoba Hydro
Mazzetti
Meeting Contractors, LLC
Meta
MSCI
Mt.Stonegate Green Asset Management Ltd.
NASDAQ
National Renewable Energy LaboratoryNERA Economic Consulting
New Energy Equity, an ALLETE Company
NextEra Energy
Outdoor Industry Association (OIA)
Pacific Environment
PacifiCorp
Pattern Energy
Peloton Computer Enterprises Ltd.
Peninsula Clean Energy
Persefoni
Pivot Energy
PJM-GATS
Portland General Electric
Powerex
Powerledger
Puget Sound Energy
PXiSE Energy Solutions
Reactivate
Renewable Northwest
Renewable Thermal Collaborative
RENEWPR
RNG Coalition
RPE, LLC
S&P Global
Schneider Electric
Silicon Valley Clean Energy
Singularity Energy
Sol Systems
SolarView
South Pole
Southwest Gas Corporation
Sterling Planet
STX
Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Council
T-Mobile
Target
Tennessee Valley Authority
The AES Corporation
The Climate Registry
The EnergyTag Initiative
The International REC Standard Foundation
Trillium Energy
TVA
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Union of Concerned Scientists
US EPA Green Power Partnership
Vote Solar
Weaver
WECC
WGL Energy
White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ)
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
World Resources Institute
World Wildlife Fund
WREGIS/WECC
WRISE
WSP USA
Xcel Energy
XpansivFellowship Applications Closing August 14 Thanks to this year’s Fellowship Sponsor, Target, ten current students will be selected to attend the entire conference for free. These lucky students will take advantage of the unique real-world learning and possible career-advancing opportunities REM™ provides. Students interested in applying for the fellowship program may email us or fill out the form. Applications are due 8/14/22 by 5pm PDT.
Just Announced! Keynote Speaker
We're excited to announce Brett Carter of Xcel Energy as one of our keynote speakers!
Brett C. Carter is Executive Vice President, Group President Utilities, and Chief Customer Officer of Xcel Energy, leading the areas of brand management, customer assistance, energy efficiency program development, community affairs, and oversight of the operating companies to achieve constructive regulatory outcomes in the eight states served. Carter leads Xcel Energy’s customer engagement through transformative work to enhance the customer experience and expand our portfolio of programs, deepening our relationship with customers and meeting their needs for the clean energy future. A key pillar of this is continuing Xcel Energy’s industry leadership in transportation electrification and the growth of electric-vehicle ownership and infrastructure. In his role, Carter ensures the alignment between the company’s customer strategy and the operating companies which engage with numerous stakeholders and policymakers to achieve constructive regulatory outcomes for the benefit of our customers in the eight states we serve.
Don't Miss the GPLA Luncheon Included in Your Registration!
The Green Power Leadership Awards (GPLAs) are the oldest and most coveted competitive awards in the renewable energy industry. They recognize outstanding leadership in the field by individuals and organizations that are driving green power development and adoption.
Awards will be presented by Center for Resource Solutions and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Don't miss the GPLA ceremony and luncheon on Thursday, September 15.REM™ 2022 Agenda
REM™ 2022's focused agenda includes 25+ sessions, speakers, and networking opportunities. Join us in person in Minneapolis, registration is open!
Wednesday, September 14
- Voluntary Renewable Energy Markets 101 Workshop
- Pre-Conference Tour of CenterPoint Energy's green hydrogen pilot facility
- Opening Night Reception
Thursday, September 15
- Power Table
- Impact of Corporate Renewable Energy Procurement: Different Pathways to Achieving Goals
- ESG and Climate Disclosure: Impacts for Corporations
- Accelerating New Markets for Green Hydrogen
- Green Power Leadership Awards Luncheon
- 24/7 Clean Energy Procurement: Challenges, Opportunities, and Strategies
- Mechanisms and Technologies Encouraging Residential Grid Participation
- Equity and Environmental Justice in Clean Energy Policy
- Table Topics
- RINs for Electric Vehicles
- Activating Renewable Energy in Product Use and Supply Chain
- Clean Energy Accounting Project (CEAP)
- The Evolving Role of Investors in Carbon Markets
- Learning from Electric Utility Green Power Programs
- Avoiding Consumer Confusion in the Voluntary RE Market
- Green-e® Certification in South America
- Federal Clean Energy Policy
- How International Market Boundaries Rules Affect the Growth of Renewables Worldwide
- Innovative Approaches to Scope 1 and Scope 3 Mitigation
- Minneapolis Mixer
Friday, September 16
- U.S. EPA Green Power Partnership for Renewable Energy Providers Breakfast
- WRISE: Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy Breakfast
- U.S. Renewable Energy Tracking Systems Workshop and Breakfast
- State of the Markets
- Case Studies: Equity and Environmental Justice in Residential Renewable Energy Programs
- Corporate Procurement: Enabling Access for Renewable Energy Buyers
- Understanding Carbon Intensity of Renewable Fuels Projects
- Renewable Natural Gas: C&I Procurement and Green Programs for Gas Utilities
- Corporate International Supply Chains and Meeting Global Renewable Energy Procurement Goals
- Siting Renewables to Improve Outcomes for Communities
- Wholesale Markets and State Renewable Energy Policy
- 24/7 Clean Energy Procurement Workshop
Book Your Hotel
The Hyatt Regency Minneapolis on Nicollet Mall is in the heart of the downtown business district and provides spectacular views of the city skyline, skyway connection to Minneapolis Convention Center, and convenient access to the light rail system.
Our special conference room rate is available until August 22!
Special Rate for Green-e® Certification Participants
Is your company in the Green-e® certification program? We have a special rate at REM™ 2022 for employees of companies with an active Green-e® certification contract with CRS. Green-e® participants should have received a discount code email from their rep. Check your inbox and register for REM™ today.
REM™ 2022 Sponsors
Thank you to all our REM™ 2022 sponsors for their invaluable support in making this conference happen. To learn more about becoming a sponsor, and getting your brand in front of renewable energy decision-makers, visit Become a REM™ 2022 Sponsor.
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The annual Renewable Energy Markets™ conference convenes a broad spectrum of industry professionals who are rapidly transforming the global clean energy marketplace. For over 25 years REM™ has remained the leading forum for promoting and accelerating the clean energy economy.
REM™ brings corporate leaders, policymakers, and suppliers together to collaborate and guide the rapidly expanding market. Attendees explore emerging trends in policy, exchange best practices in renewable energy procurement and marketing, review the the latest technology and market innovations, and help shape the future for renewable energy.
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Solar Urbana-Champaign
Associated Project(s):From: Marta Monti <marta@midwestrenew.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2022 4:34 PM
To: White, Morgan <mbwhite at illinois.edu>
Subject: Solar Urbana-Champaign is back!Solar Urbana Champaign is back for 2022
2022 marks the seventh year for the Solar Urbana Champaign program. Since 2016, this non-profit-led program has educated 1,292 people about their solar opportunities with our Solar Power Hours presentations, and of those folks, 242 properties decided to go solar.
In partnership with our competitively-selected installer, GRNE Solar, and with support from the Citizens Utility Board (CUB), the City of Urbana, and our growing partners, we're excited to help central Illinois residents go solar and save on their energy costs!
Find us online:
- Learn all about Solar Urbana Champaign and sign up for your free site assessment by visiting the website at SolarUrbanaChampaign.com
- Be sure to like the Solar Urbana-Champaign and the Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) Facebook pages and join the online conversation!
- Learn more about our competitively selected solar installer, GRNE Solar, by visiting their website.
First Benchmark Reached!
Our group buy program uses the power of bulk purchasing to create an economy of scale: the more people who participate, the larger the savings become! This year's program has already passed the first 50 kilowatt benchmark, meaning that participants can look forward to additional savings. Join today and share with friends so we can achieve lower costs for everyone!
Please help spread the word:
Please share the program website or this email with your friends and neighbors or post it on your social media pages.
Remember: the more people that go solar through the Solar Urbana Champaign program, the lower the cost for all!
Pull out your yard sign, it's Grow Solar season!
Not sure where it went? No worries, it's been a while. Let us know where to drop it off and we will get you a new one.
- UPCOMING SOLAR POWER HOURS -
Share this schedule with a friend and invite them to start their solar journey with you!
8/11, Thursday: Solar Power Hour, 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Papa Del’s Pizza Factory, 1201 S Neil St, Champaign, IL
8/17, Wednesday: Solar Power Hour, 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Danville Public Library, 319 N Vermilion St, Danville, IL
8/26, Friday: Solar Power Hour, 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Big Thorn Farm & Brewery, 14274 600 North Rd, Georgetown, IL – co-hosted by Big Thorn Farm & Brewery
8/31, Wednesday: Solar Power Hour, 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. on Zoom (click to register)
— BROUGHT TO YOU BY —
Questions?
Throughout the program, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please let me know. I can be reached at marta@midwestrenew.org.
Sincerely,
Marta Monti
MREA Solar Program Manager
The Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) promotes renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable living through education and demonstration. To learn more about our work, visit midwestrenew.org.
July 2022 Buyer's Share Report
Associated Project(s):RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the July 2022 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 1,055.9 Megawatt hours.
The July 2022 Buyer's Share Report is attached below.
Attached Files:Thank You for Attending Geothermal Illinois: Community or District-Level Systems (Renewable Heating and Cooling)
Associated Project(s):The following message was sent to individuals who attended the "Geothermal Illinois: Community - & District-Level Systems" presentation led by Brian Urlaub, Associate Vice President & Director of Geothermal Operations, Salas O'Brien:
Dear Participants,
Many thanks for attending Geothermal Illinois: Community- & district-level systems, presented by Brian Urlaub, Associate Vice President & Director of Geothermal Operations, SALAS O’BRIEN. Many thanks to the University of Illinois Extension Natural Resource, Energy, and Environment educator Jay Solomon, University of Illinois Civil and Environmental Engineering professor Dr. Tugce Baser, and Illinois Geological Survey’s Andrew Stumpf for presenting additional information on efforts, research, technology, and funding opportunities. We also recognize our network of partnering organizations, whose titles with websites are listed below, along with a link to today’s webinar recording, slide decks, and resource links.
Recording: https://youtu.be/A5x-RVKuIqQ
Slide Decks: https://uofi.box.com/s/rexji3kosgc4poifqxh21a1x9d2ftjqb
Resource Links:
- Certification : https://www.aeecenter.org/aee-certifications/certified-geoexchange-designer-program/
- Geotechnical Engineering at University of Illinois: https://cee.illinois.edu/academics/areas/geotechnical-engineering
Funding opportunities:
- DE-FOA-0002661: Notice of Intent (NOI) for Community Geothermal Heating and Cooling Design and Deployment https://eere-exchange.energy.gov/FileContent.aspx?FileID=085bafe0-6e37-4145-b03c-029e329de9fe
- DE-FOA-0002811: Request for Information (RFI): Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Clean Energy Demonstration Program on Current and Former Mine Land
https://oced-exchange.energy.gov/FileContent.aspx?FileID=ee3f71ec-49e4-40d3-9d27-04d10be90be5
Partner organizations:
Midwest Building Decarbonization Coalition (MBDC)
Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment (iSEE)
Illinois Water Resources Center
Geothermal Alliance of Illinois
International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA)
The Geothermal Exchange Organization (GEOEXCHANGE)
Many thanks for your interest in today’s topic. Our presenters and experts are copied on this email, and you are welcome to reach out to any of us for further conversation and support as you work towards energy independence, resiliency, and sustainability!
Best wishes,
NANCY OUEDRAOGO
EXT CED STATE SPECJune 2022 Buyer's Share Report
Associated Project(s):RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the June 2022 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 1,299.60 Megawatt hours. See attached file.
Attached Files:Energy Source Options Final Design Report 5/6/22
Associated Project(s):The attached document is entitled Energy Source Options Final Design Report. Which is a report done for ME 470 Senior Design.
The report details research on the use of compressed CO2 as a refrigerant. The goal of the report was to determine if this system would be viable option for providing green energy on campus.
Attached Files:2022 TEACHAD Webinar: Case study from the Michigan State University South Campus Anaerobic Digester
Associated Project(s):Dana Kirk, Associate Professor at Michigan State University, presented a webinar on May 31, 2022 titled "Universities go green! A case study from the Michigan State University South Campus Anaerobic Digester", which also featured Marcello Pibiri, Senior Research Engineer at Energy Resources Center UIC.
In case you missed the live webinar or if you would like to view the recorded session again, go to https://register.gotowebinar.com/recording/7048417514261610508. You can register with your name and email to watch the recording. Also attached is the presentation by Dana Kirk from this webinar.
Marcello and his team at ERC organize the New Technical Education & Analysis for Community Hauling and Anaerobic Digesters (TEACH AD) Program to educate people about Anaerobic Digesters.
May 2022 Buyer's Share Report
Associated Project(s):RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the May 2022 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 2,544.1 Megawatt hours.
The May 2022 Buyer's Share Report is attached below.
Attached Files:Spring 2022: iSEE Quarterly Update (iQ)
Associated Project(s):The Spring 2022 iSEE Quarterly Update (iQ) was released with the following message from Madhu Khanna, the Interim Director of iSEE:
Greetings Colleagues,
Attached, please find the Spring 2022 edition of iQ, our quarterly update. You will see that in this six-page pdf recapping the recent semester, we had plenty of news and updates from our research, education, events, and campus sustainability fronts.
But the work did not end there! Since the semester ended, we have had two other exciting announcements:
- The U of I campus was rewarded with the only USDA NIFA “Farm of the Future” grant. Our I-FARM project will be an 80-acre testbed for merging technology, sensing, and agronomy into a farm setting with crops and livestock that will be productive and profitable. Read our June 1 news release >>>
- In addition, for the fifth consecutive time, our campus reached Gold-level status in the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS) run by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). New solar and geothermal energy projects, a reduction in water use, and wide-ranging sustainability research helped us reach this level yet again. Read the May 25 news release >>>
For more up-to-date news from iSEE, please sign up for our E-newsletter at https://illinois.edu/fb/sec/5031776.
Best wishes for a healthy and productive summer,
Madhu
Attached Files:archived info - previous project description
Associated Project(s):This project will provide a study to investigate the feasibility of installing an Anaerobic Methane Digester in the area of the University’s South Farms to capture renewable energy from beef, sheep and/or dairy cow waste. The study will assess the possibility of an on-site digester at one site, with one digester system of animal waste. The study will identify useful “Waste/Organics to Energy Efforts” using available technology paths and options that match the goals and expectations of the UIUC stakeholders and project team, to deliver to UIUC a “Renewable Energy Waste/Organics to Fuel Study.” We will also include a section to address the goal to pursue carbon offsets in the project. We will use “The Illinois Climate Action Plan (iCAP)” to address greenhouse gas reduction strategies compliance.
April 2022 Buyer's Share Report
Associated Project(s):RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the April 2022 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 3169.7 Megawatt hours.
The April 2022 Buyer's Share Report is attached below.
Attached Files:Illinois Sustainable Technology Center Contact
Associated Project(s):From: Prasad, Sarthak <sprasad9 at illinois.edu>
To: Brinkworth, Jessica F <jfbrinkw at illinois.edu>
Cc: White, Morgan <mbwhite at illinois.edu>
Subject: Plastic to fuel: Sriraam Chandrasekaran at ISTCHi Jessica,
Sriraam Chandrasekaran (schandr at illinois.edu) works at Illinois Sustainable Technology Center (ISTC) and his research is in plastic to fuel. Here is his profile: https://directory.illinois.edu/detail?userId=schandr@illinois.edu&widgetId=32
I think he would be a good resource. Thank you,
SarthakSarthak Prasad
Sustainable Transportation Assistant
Facilities & Services
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Phone: 217-300-9575
Email: sprasad9@illinois.edu
Invitation to HCL and NCEB event on 05/25/22
Associated Project(s):Below is an email invitation to an event at the Hydrosystems Laboratory:
Hello all,
On behalf of Illinois Solar Decathlon, I would like to invite you to our event, Reimagining HSL and NCEB, where our Concept Team will be presenting their semester-long projects to UofI Facilities and Services. Feel free to invite other faculty as well. More details below.
Title of the event: Reimagining HSL & NCEB
Venue: Hydrosystems laboratory, Room 1017
Time : Monday, 25th from 5:00 pm
Everyone is invited.
Schedule
5:05 - 5:25 PM: Photovoltaics and Green Roof Team
5:25 - 5: 45 PM: Building Automation Systems Team
5:45- 6:05 PM: Sustainable Landscapes Team*15 mins for each team's presentation and 5 mins for Q&A*
We hope to see you there!
Attached Files:Urbana-Champaign Solar Group Buy Celebrates Another Successful Year
Associated Project(s):From: Marta Monti <marta@midwestrenew.org>
Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2022 10:05 AM
To: jhoeflinger@gmail.com; Scott Tess <srtess@urbanaillinois.us>; White, Morgan <mbwhite at illinois.edu>; christina@faithinplace.org; Amanda Pankau <apankau@prairierivers.org>; alruedi@urbanaillinois.us; lawilcock@urbanaillinois.us; cjm@cityofmonticello.net; bamilton@piattfs.com; Dennis.Donaldson@savoy.illinois.gov; stacygloss@gmail.com; g-hazel@village.rantoul.il.us; jbustard@parkland.edu; kpfeifer@mahomet-il.gov; Paul.Storke@cityofdanville.org; nichole.millage@champaignil.gov; Kim Knowles <kknowles@prairierivers.org>; Andy Robinson <andrew.robinson.1980@gmail.com>; Cassie Carroll <casandcarroll@gmail.com>
Cc: Taylor Ball <taylorb@midwestrenew.org>; Peter Murphy <peterm@midwestrenew.org>
Subject: [THANK YOU!] Urbana-Champaign Solar Group Buy Celebrates Another Successful YearHi everyone,
Thank you for your support of the Grow Solar Urbana-Champaign program. It's been another successful program, with 16 properties decided to go solar, resulting in 120.12 kW of new renewable energy generating capacity in our region. We passed our 50 kW benchmark, resulting in an average household bulk buying discount of an additional $270.
Final press release for the 2021 program, if you're interested and would like to share with your networks. If you are able to help circulate the press release, or the results, that would be great. Let me know what you need from me if you are going to share the press release!
We have one final ask of you to help us wrap up the program: If you could be so kind as to fill out this program evaluation survey. The feedback you provide will help us continue to improve and facilitate more successful Grow Solar programs like this one. https://forms.gle/9MouKj8NKt3frqcP9
This program couldn't have happened without your support. So whether you went solar yourself (congratulations!), or represented one of the partnering municipalities, neighborhood associations, or organizations, whether you co-hosted a Solar Power Hour presentation, or simply helped spread the word about the program to your network, thank you!
All the best,
Marta
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Marta Monti, she/her/hers
Solar Program Manager
414-988-7963
Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA)
3628 W Pierce St. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53215
Grow Solar in your community with help from our team.
Become a proud member of the MREA.Attached Files:Illinois Geothermal Coalition Fund Request
Associated Project(s):Attached is a banner fund request associated with UIF Fund 337632.
Attached Files:March 2022 Buyer's Share Report
Associated Project(s):RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the March 2022 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 1890.9 Megawatt hours.
The March 2022 Buyer's Share Report is attached below.
Attached Files:SSC Semester Report: InSPIRE Solar Charging Stations
Associated Project(s):SSC received semesterly report for Fall 2021 for InSPIRE Solar Charging Stations project on 12/26/2021. Please see attached.
Illinois Solar Renewables Resources
Associated Project(s):For Homeowners:
Citizens Utility Board (Community Solar) - https://www.citizensutilityboard.org/solar-in-the-community/
EnergySage - https://www.energysage.com/
Google Sunroof - https://sunroof.withgoogle.com/
IL Solar Energy Association (IL Solar Ambassadors and vendor lists) - https://www.illinoissolar.org/
For specialized organizations:
Midwest Renewable Energy Association - https://www.midwestrenew.org/
Clean Energy Buyers Association - https://cebuyers.org/
Elevate - https://www.elevatenp.org/
Government:
City of Chicago - https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/progs/env/solar_in_chicago.html
Cook County - https://www.cookcountyil.gov/service/solar-energy
Illinois Solar for All (Community Solar) - https://www.illinoissfa.com/
Illinois Shines - https://illinoisshines.com/
EPA (Solar Resources) - https://www.epa.gov/statelocalenergy/local-renewable-energy-solar
February 2022 Buyer's Share Report
Associated Project(s):RailSplitter Wind Farm provided the February 2022 Buyer's Share amounts by hour, totaling 2,931.6 Megawatt hours.
The February 2022 Buyer's Share Report is attached below.
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