There are many people putting forward compelling ideas and visions for the future, and we here at the Clean Energy Resource Teams in Minnesota have been craving a little time to step back and consider these fresh perspectives and how they can contribute to the clean energy future we’re building together.

Energy Futures: Conversations on Where We’re Headed
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There are many people putting forward compelling ideas and visions for the future, and we here at the Clean Energy Resource Teams in Minnesota have been craving a little time to step back and consider these fresh perspectives and how they can contribute to the clean energy future we’re building together.
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Recent Episodes

September 27, 2021
Planting seeds for community-led clean energy projects with Lissa Pawlisch & Joel Haskard
<p>Recently, Statewide Director of the Clean Energy Resource Teams Lissa Pawlisch and co-director Joel Haskard sat down virtually for a conversation with CERTs sustainability storyteller Marie Donahue. During the interview, Pawlisch and Haskard speak about CERTs ongoing seed grant program and how this unique opportunity helps launch community-led clean energy projects across the state. The podcast episode also features project highlights from CERT regional coordinators and other staff.</p>

June 30, 2021
The Future of Renewable Energy Siting in Minnesota - Live event recording
<p>How will we site and build out the sheer amount of solar and wind energy needed to reach ambitious renewable energy targets while preserving farmland, expanding habitat, and maintaining the sense of place that communities have come to appreciate? That was the focus of the conversation among leading renewable energy planners and practitioners during this Energy Futures event from CERTs. Join Nathan Cummins with The Nature Conservancy, Brian Ross with Great Plains Institute, and Sarah Mills with University of Michigan as they dig into the research, discuss the issues, and surface best practices. <a href="https://www.cleanenergyresourceteams.org/future-renewable-energy-siting-minnesota-0">Learn more</a>.</p>

June 16, 2021
Using engaged scholarship to advance clean energy - A conversation with Gabe Chan
<p>In June 2021, Gabe Chan, Assistant Professor and lead of the <a href="https://chan-lab.umn.edu">Chan Lab</a> at the University of Minnesota Humphrey School of Public Affairs in the Twin Cities, sat down virtually for a conversation with CERTs sustainability storyteller Marie Donahue. During the interview, Chan speaks about his career path and early interests in climate change and clean energy, his approach to engaged scholarship on energy technology and policy, and current projects working to explore utility business models, community solar programs, and energy justice and equity. <a href="https://www.cleanenergyresourceteams.org/using-engaged-scholarship-advance-clean-energy">Learn more</a>.</p>
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