Greening the Grid
Greening the Grid: New York’s Energy Future
Tuesday, December 5 at 6:30 pm at the Museum of the City of New York (1220 Fifth Avenue)
The Museum of the City of New York (MCNY), as part of its ongoing program New York’s Future in a Changing Climate, will present a panel discussion on the city’s future energy system.
Urban areas account for nearly three-quarters of humanity’s greenhouse gas emissions. What can be done in order to mitigate the amount of emissions that New York City produces? In the face of changing demand, leaders in the industry are striving towards new forms of renewable energy. Ranging from community solar power networks to more efficient building methods – the face of energy is beginning to shift. Join innovators on the forefront of this industry for a conversation about what the future holds for NYC.
- Charles Allison, Associate Professor of Professional Practice, The New School
- Bomee Jung, Vice President of Energy and Sustainability, NYC Housing Authority
- Nilda Mesa, Urban Design Lab/Earth Institute, Columbia University
- Lawrence Orsini, Founder and CEO, LO3 Energy
- Michael Shank (moderator), Head of Communications for the Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance and the Urban Sustainability Directors Network
Register at the MCNY event page. Use promotional code FUTURE for tickets at the $15 member price.
