August 8 & 9 Energy Forums Central IL
Tap into the resources of the Future Energy Jobs Act and harness the power of the sun to create local jobs. Learn about Illinois Solar for All.
Growing New Energy Jobs Downstate (Lincoln Land Community College)
As jobs in coal plants or coal mining decline throughout the state and the country, jobs in renewable energy and energy efficiency are exploding!
Renewable Energy Forum Focuses on Jobs
“If we get it right then people really do have an opportunity, not just for a job, and not just for a solar panel, but for security, resiliency and a career.” – Erica Mackie, GRID Alternatives.
Energy Jobs Forum: July 25 & 26
This week’s forums will explore how to tap into programs and incentives of the Future Energy Jobs Act to spur economic growth and generate new energy jobs.
Renewable Energy Jobs Ignite in IL
“The Future Energy Jobs Act will bring 3,000 MW of new solar and 1,350 MW of new wind on line by 2030,” said Shannon Fulton, past president, ISEA.” That will create thousands of new jobs.
Save the Date for Round #2
Workshops will feature experts; present case studies; explore projects; and discuss opportunities for entering the solar energy field.
Planet Earth Has a Problem
This world clock shows the intersection of our energy use, population trends, food production and the impact of these activities on our environment.
A Plentitude Economy
How might communities actively prepare for essential economic, social and environmental change? Watch this fun animation depicting a “plentitude” economy.
Carbon Fee and Dividend – A Way Forward
The carbon fee and dividend plan that has been developed by the Citizens’ Climate Lobby includes a commitment to return 100% of the revenues collected back to U.S. households on a monthly basis, ensuring families and individuals can afford the energy they need during the transition to a greenhouse gas-free economy.
Why Not Put a Price on Carbon
The carbon fee and dividend proposal by Citizens’ Climate Lobby, could reduce greenhouse gas emissions 52% below 1990 levels within 20 years, while growing the economy and saving lives.