Acadia Center is grateful to our friends and colleagues who made it out to Boston’s District Hall on a rainy Monday night to share in conversation about realistic pathways to a brighter, clean energy future.

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Acadia Center provided updates on efforts to re-energize state leadership to address climate change, reduce emissions and advance clean energy. Staff experts were on-hand to answer questions and engage in discussion on key issues such as extending MA’s leadership on energy efficiency; increasing incentives and infrastructure for electric vehicles; harnessing solar power and other clean energy resources; and, leveraging RGGI and carbon markets.

072Leslie Malone, Senior Analyst, shares results of Acadia Center’s Value of Solar study for Massachusetts 

Posters with infographics and charts helped jumpstart conversation and showcased a key element of Acadia Center’s approach: credible research with user-friendly visual presentation that tells a story. Some recent publications include EnergyVision and UtilityVision, which illustrate pathways to deep carbon reductions and a consumer-friendly energy system.

031 (1280x959)Acadia Center President Daniel Sosland displays UtilityVision, a framework for advancing a modern clean energy grid that literally paints a picture of what our clean energy future could look like

Please join Acadia Center for our next event: Envisioning the Energy Future for RI: Making the System Work for Consumers and the Environment. Friday, June 26, 10am -12pm, in Providence, RI at the offices of the Rhode Island Foundation. Learn more and register here.