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🚨 🍻 HAPPY HOUR REMINDER: It's not too late to register for this Thursday's Happy Hour in Houston at Kirby Ice House on Greenway. Thank you to our event sponsor Dudley Land Company for making this a great event! 🍻🚨 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gyXGTvwd 💡 Interested in learning more about Dudley? Come #network with us on Thursday... Here's a little background info to get the conversation flowing! ------- For over 40 years, Dudley Land Company has served as an extension of our client's teams helping bring their project goals to life by delivering energy through land. We are a full-service land company that can help manage your project from the initial stages through permitting. Our comprehensive approach to land helps you get the most out of your projects, and our broad skillset and regional expertise fill in your internal gaps. After decades of working with #landowners, we understand their hesitations and objections. Our accredited land agents are experts in #renewables projects and have perfected the skills you need to gain land control and garner the community support you need for your project. We have the capabilities and proven processes in place to accurately confirm surface ownership, manage complex mineral title, complete high-volume abstracting, provide title commitments in certain states, perform oil and gas production analysis and help de-risk your project. Our wide network allows us to quickly mobilize experienced land agents to projects nationwide and we can seamlessly scale up or down as your company and projects grow. Get only the services you need, where and when you need them, and allow Dudley's organized #data delivery to help you make better decisions faster. ----- We hope to see you at the event! #HoustonEvent #happyhour #CleanEnergy #Hou #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability #CleanTX #EnergyTransition #HoustonTX #NetworkingEvent #BusinessNetworking #CleanTech #EnergyProfessionals #SustainableFuture #EnvironmentalImpact #EnergyInnovation #GreenWorkforce #TrustedPartner #Utilities #LandMen

Konstantinos talks about the changes in the energy sector, the strategies followed by Volton and what makes the company stand out compared to other energy providers. Learn more by watching the video and, if you feel inspired to join our team, visit https://lnkd.in/gqhcYdk #Volton #Treasury #WorkCulture #TeamVolton

The Bay of Fundy’s tides hold immense potential for Nova Scotia’s energy future. "Tap Fundy and the planet’s most intriguing renewable what-if energy project could allow Nova Scotia to kick its dependence on coal-fired power-generating stations and create a new sector of the economy." With advancements in tidal technology, the benefits extend far beyond clean energy. Developing our #TidalEnergy resources can create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and enhance energy security for communities. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eZyQbS7E

🚨 Big news in the pipeline world! 🚨 Enbridge is gearing up for a significant meeting on November 20 with Indigenous communities in Edmonton, Alberta! 🌱💼 The focus? A potential financial partnership similar to their earlier C$1.12 billion ($809 million) pipeline stake sale with Indigenous groups. 💰🌍 While we don't have all the details yet (classic, right? 😅), this could be another step towards deeper collaboration between energy companies and Indigenous communities. Kudos to Enbridge for keeping the dialogue open and involving key stakeholders in these important decisions. 👏✨ Thoughts on this kind of partnership? Is it a game-changer for the energy industry? Drop your insights in the comments! 👇💬 and read more in today's newsletter! [https://lnkd.in/gDetYcdv] #Enbridge #EnergyIndustry #IndigenousPartnership #Sustainability #Pipelines #Collaboration

On September 30th, Canada observes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. At GOLDBECK SOLAR, we proudly support this day and honor our work with Indigenous communities. Our video highlights the Montana First Nation solar farm as an example of our commitment, powering 1,000+ homes. Let’s reaffirm our commitment to truth and reconciliation. #NDTR #OrangeShirtDay #TruthAndReconciliation #Indigenous #NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation

Thanks for the invitation to participate in the panel "Update on Vieques and Culebra Microgrids", moderated by Agustín F. Carbó-Lugo Carbo, Director, Puerto Rico Grid Modernization and Recovery Team, U.S. Department of Energy. Abimarie Otaño Cruz, Manager of Energy Transition in Puerto Rico, was able to share EDF´s experience working directly with the residents of Culebra towards achieving a successful solar residential project. ¨People's priority continues to be to quickly address the energy needs of the most vulnerable populations and avoid prolonged blackouts. To promote community integration in the electricity grid transformation processes, government entities in charge of implementing Law 17 of 2019 can – and should – design and commit to continuous community participation processes. Beyond facilitating the implementation of what PR100 recommends, it is necessary that local processes be supported and respected and that leadership and their skills be strengthened, so that they can help in reducing Puerto Rico’s dependence on fossil fuels. It is important to understand all stakeholder and their roles in the development process, implementation and follow-up of solar energy community-based projects to ensure their success in the future¨. - Abimarie Otaño Cruz Daniel Whittle Abimarie Otaño Cruz Braulio A. Quintero Amalia Saladrigas Debora M. Schneider #energy #solar #resiliency #community #renewables

Exceptional conversation last week at the TRBOT on fleet transition to zero and low carbon vehicles. UPS has committed to achieving 100% carbon neutrality by 2050, with near term targets along the way such as: By 2025, we aim to have 40% of ground operations run by alternative fuels (including electric). By 2035, hit a 50% reduction in CO2e per package delivered. Canada has a long way to go to decarbonize the transport sector but one thing is for sure- this region has some of the brightest minds and experts to scale low carbon fuels right here in the GTHA. I’m optimistic.

💨 ☀️ The allure of capturing energy from nature has captured our imaginations for centuries. Over the years we have focussed on using the wind and the sun to power things for us, with varying degress of success. Heck, some of my colleagues here at Dentons have built a career out of those transactions. 🌊 But the one type of natural power we have not been able to crack that holds the greatest fascination for me is tidal power, or using the ideas of the ocean to generate electricity. But as they say in the rom coms, it's complicated. While not tidal power, hydro generation at Niagara Falls has demonstrated that lots of electricity can be predictably generated from the movement of water controlled by nature. 🌊 First off, the tides are where the tides are. Unlike wind mills or solar panels which can by installed in a variety of locations, there are only a few locations on earth suited for harnessing tidal power. And the Bay of Fundy is one of them. 🌊 Second, the power of the sea is enormous and much harder to control exposure to than a solar or wind installation. 🌊 Third, unlike wind and sun which can have unpredictable intensity, the tide goes in and out twice a day, every day with predictable volumes. So why haven't we been able to solve all our problems by putting a turbine at the bottom of the ocean, out of sight? The attached Financial Post article by Joe O'Connor explains some of the reasons. Tap Fundy and the planet’s most intriguing, renewable what-if energy project could allow Nova Scotia to kick its dependence on coal-fired power-generating stations and create a new sector of the economy. Get it right, and the potential payoff is huge; it is the kind of high-stakes, transformational and green energy moonshot that tidal power believers simply can’t resist. Alas, it does not look like I am going to see tidal power solving our problems anytime soon.

The IGP/SCA sessions this week, in Exeter and Swansea, are a welcome opportunity to talk out regional strengths and ambitions for #FloatingOffshoreWind in the #CelticSea. And I'm keen for companies to air their experience and ideas for #FLOW ambitions.. 🏗 What are the real-life challenges that need to be overcome; demand risk? timing risk? balance-sheet? 🏦 Are there potential solutions; enabling infrastructure? private-sector consortia? shared assets? "no regret" investment? #IndustrialGrowthPlan / #SupplyChainAccelerator OWIC | RenewableUK | RenewableUK Cymru | Offshore Wind Growth Partnership | The Crown Estate | Celtic Sea Power | #CelticSeaCluster

🌍 Big news for Varme Energy and another win for the Edmonton Metro Region! With $2.8M from Emissions Reduction Alberta's TIER program, Varme is one milestone closer to beginning construction for Canada’s first industrial-scale waste-to-energy facility with carbon capture. This project, led by Varme Energy, will convert landfill waste into clean electricity while capturing 185,000 tonnes of CO2 annually. The future facility will be built on Gibson Energy land in Strathcona County inside Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, with operations estimated to begin in 2027. Alberta's Industrial Heartland Association Sean Collins Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) Nathan Neudorf Rebecca Schulz Strathcona County Government of Alberta Read the full release here: https://ow.ly/3prs50TlqVt Canada's path to net zero runs through the Edmonton Region! ♻️⚡ #CarbonCapture #Sustainability