The event, co-sponsored by Penn State Extension, Penn State’s Center for Energy Law and Policy, and the Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law, is designed for those with beginning and intermediate levels of solar law knowledge.
The program will continue to build on the information presented in previous years’ symposiums.
This year’s webinar topics will include grid-scale solar overview; solar development from the perspectives of the landowner, the developer and the municipality; Public Utility Commission considerations; and PJM Interconnection electric grid considerations.
Symposium speakers will include:
-- Joseph Conklin, Penn State Extension
-- Robert Young, Department of Environmental Protection
-- Jake Kiessling, Barley-Snyder
-- Andrew Miller, MPL Law Firm
-- Brook Duer, Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law
-- Rob Davidson, Hummel, Lewis & Davidson LLC
-- Matt Wurst, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
-- AJ Lambert, PJM Interconnection
Four hours of substantive Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits are available to attendees. Registration is required — $119 with CLE credits and $69 without — and must be completed by 11:59 p.m. on Aug. 22.
Registrants will also receive access to the webinar recording.
Click Here to register and for more information.
NewsClips:
-- WESA/StateImpactPA: In PA, Renewable Energy Projects Could Come Online Faster With New PJM Interconnection Grid Policy
-- Inside Climate News: PJM Interconnection Grid Operator Must Process And Connect Backlogged Clean Energy Projects, New Report Says
Related Articles:
-- PJM Interconnection Announces New Project Evaluation Process Begins July 10; More Than 260,000 MW Of Mostly Renewable Projects In Queue [PaEN]
-- PUC Vice Chairman: During Winter Storm Elliot We Learned Natural Gas Can Be An Intermittent Generator Of Electricity Just Like Renewables [PaEN]
-- S&P Global: Federal Inquiry Finds Same 3 Causes Driving U.S. Electric Generation Outages In Extreme Cold - Reliability Of Natural Gas System Remains A Concern [PaEN]
[Posted: July 10, 2023] PA Environment Digest
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