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I'm so excited to have Parham Peiroo join the Board. I have no doubt he will offer a lot of value to the Board, the organization, and the companies we are supporting to bring climate solutions to market. For a peek at the type of insights Parham will bring, check out his recent report "Traversing the Climate Scale Gap." https://lnkd.in/gT5qW5zD

We asked experts in clean energy development how they’re overcoming the barriers to bringing projects online – and the answers are clear: 1️⃣ Engage Early – Reach out to stakeholders and communities from the start to build support. 2️⃣ Build Trust – Involve local voices and listen to their concerns to foster stronger community connections. 3️⃣ Use Robust, Visual Data – Tackle complex permitting and interconnection challenges with clear, robust data to avoid delays and setbacks. What would you say? 👏Special thanks to: Stuart Pomeroy (Pave Power), James Robinson (Zenobē), Elias Hatem (Madison Energy Infrastructure), Ian Latimer (NYSERDA), Eamon Riley (Aypa Power), Corey Hindin (Radiant Power Partners), James McWalter (Paces), Gabrielle Stein (Paces), and Tony W. (Paces)

Thank you Rachel Wainer for leading such a valuable strengths coaching workshop. And thanks to Mak Nagle for his leadership in seeing it through on our side. The question we are asking ourselves is, "how do we successfully originate, develop, construct, and operate #utility scale #solar and #BESS projects?" It starts with a team of bright and creative people. Thanks to this session and the ongoing coaching it now also includes a framework for how to build and empower project teams based on the unique strengths of the individuals.   Cannot recommend this enough. I'm sure there is value for many different industries, but especially if your workflow involves cross-functional project teams, this is a powerful tool to succeed on your objectives.

Energy security, economic security, and national security are increasingly intertwined- check out these projects we are moving ahead on to work on at this critical intersection

💡 Top 4 takeaways from CEEM's Lunch & Learn on the IRA and its community impact: 1️⃣ Leveraging federal and state incentives 2️⃣ Overcoming bottlenecks 3️⃣ Community collaboration 4️⃣ Expanding clean energy initiatives Read more: https://lnkd.in/gATtSn8s

Are you headed to an event this weekend? What if you got paid to host one? Well, Generation180 is providing micro-grants ranging from $50-250 for volunteers who organize an event where you share your clean energy actions with your neighbors, community, co-workers, and friends. Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q02yR0Xl0

In 2023, there were 20 announced projects, representing $2.51 billion in capital investment within electric cooperative-served territory. This milestone underscores the combined mission of the South Carolina Power Team and the state's electric cooperatives' commitment to fostering growth and innovation in the region. If you're interested in learning more about the strategic initiatives and impactful projects that have contributed to the economic development of the communities we serve, click the link to read our 2023 Annual Report: https://lnkd.in/ei6Cwy_i

Did you know..... ✅ We have generated enough solar energy from our on-site renewables since 2012 to brew 238 million cups of tea, or power 440,000 houses for a year? ✅ We recycle 99.10% of our waste? ✅ We've been ISO14001 certified since 2009? ✅ 90% of our company car fleet is hybrid or electric? ✅ Of our current delivery fleet, 95% are in the most efficient CO2 categories? ✅ Our Charitable Trust has been helping local communities since 1944? We also commit to being Carbon Neutral in our scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2035. Find all this and more in our CSR Policy - Building a foundation for tomorrow "Part of being a good business means being socially responsible members of our communities. It means conducting our operations in an orderly, safe, clean and sustainable way. This is as true at the beginning of our second century (in business) as it was at the beginning of our first." John Parker, EH Smith Chairman

Clean Power Alliance (CPA), a Community Choice Aggregator (CCA) located in Southern California, chose Lincus to assist their member agencies to identify, limit, and eliminate harmful emissions from within their building portfolio. As a part of CPA’s directive, Lincus will help define and design pathways to electrify buildings owned and operated by member agencies. To support this program, CPA is providing $250,000 to each participating member agency. The sum will be used to cover Lincus’ end-to-end technical consulting support for the member agency, and these funds will also be applied toward equipment investments, installation costs, and site improvements that may be needed. Through CPA’s forward-thinking programming, member agencies have the opportunity to meet their decarbonization goals with the support of an experienced technical consultant at every stage of the project. Read the full article here to learn more about this program and building electrification pathways for decarbonization: https://lnkd.in/gbJHC4Uk

One of the brilliant things about having worked here is the number of people with such specialist knowledge.