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      Powering Ahead: Perspectives on State-Level Energy Permitting Reform

      2 PM EDT

      As the clean energy transition accelerates, state-level permitting reform has emerged as a key factor in scaling renewable energy projects while balancing community interests. This program will explore the legal and policy challenges surrounding energy permitting, focusing on utility-scale and community-scale wind and solar projects.

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      Experts from the Renewable Energy Legal Defense Initiative (RELDI), private sector, academia, and the New York State Government, will provide diverse perspectives on permitting processes. Panelists will discuss legal advocacy in support of renewable energy development, the complexities of permitting from a developer’s perspective, and the environmental and community trade-offs involved.

      The content of this program does not meet requirements for continuing legal education (CLE) accreditation. You will not receive CLE credit for participating.

      Event Details

      Duration

      60

      Format

      Webinar

      Date

      Mar 18, 2025

      2025-03-18T14:00:00-04:00 2025-03-18T15:00:00-04:00 Powering Ahead: Perspectives on State-Level Energy Permitting Reform

      As the clean energy transition accelerates, state-level permitting reform has emerged as a key factor in scaling renewable energy projects while balancing community interests. This program will explore the legal and policy challenges surrounding energy permitting, focusing on utility-scale and community-scale wind and solar projects.

      Speakers

      Julianne Avery

      Miller Nash LLP

      Matthew Eisenson

      Meave Tooher

      Tooher & Barone LLP

      Sarah Mills

      University of Michigan

      Sponsors

      Section of State and Local Government Law

      Co-sponsors

      Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources

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