Philadelphia Energy Authority

The City of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania  have emerged as leaders, driving utility-scale solar development in Pennsylvania. Power from solar farms like these is now cost-competitive with conventional energy, providing a pathway for institutions and companies to fulfill climate, financial, and economic development goals. The panel includes both the perspective of the energy buyers and solar developers. Laura Rigell, Solar Manager Philadelphia Energy Authority Amanda Warwood, Energy Manager City of Philadelphia Ben Suplick, Director of Engineering and Energy Planning, Facilities and Real Estate Services, University of Pennsylvania Matt Mooney, Director of Business Development, ENGIE Brent Alderfer, CEO and Founder,

Join PEA and PGCC for a panel live on WURD Radio on the role of solar in Philly's transition towards a clean and more just energy economy.Join the Philadelphia Energy Authority and the Philadelphia Green Capital Corp for a panel on the role of solar energy in facilitating Philadelphia's transition towards a clean and more just energy economy. Tune in to WURD Radio online or at 96.1FM/900AM.Solar power offers an avenue for affordable, reliable, and environmentally benign energy. Philadelphia's thriving solar market is already creating jobs and alleviating energy inequity.This panel will be moderated by Charles Ellison, Executive Producer and

Panel and networking event discussing ways to expand adoption of electrification and solar in Philadelphia.Join us for an panel and networking event co-hosted by the Philadelphia Energy Authority and Young Professionals in Energy (YPE) and sponsored by Superior Solar Design, Solar States, PosiGen, EDP Renewables, Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers (GPAEE), and YPE.The panel will discuss rental split incentives and financing mechanisms to expand adoption of electrification and solar. The event will be moderated by Samantha Wittchen from Circular Philadelphia with special guests Augusta Miller from Sealed, Chris White from the New York City Housing Authority,

Nonprofits and houses of worship: Learn about the benefits of going solar. For E.D.s, CFOs, board members, & facility directors.NETWORKING, BREAKFAST AND SPEAKERS:Katie Bartolotta, Philadelphia Energy Authority Jackson Kusiak, Solar StatesBob Byrne, Family Promise of PhiladelphiaJulian Burnett, PosiGen Space donated by First Presbyterian ChurchBreakfast courtesy of Corona PartnersHosted by Philadelphia Energy Authority and Solar States

We're kicking off Solar Week 2023 with a press event to celebrate the clean energy workforce that powers solar growth in Philadelphia!Join us at City Hall on Monday, August 14th at 10am to launch Solar Week by celebrating the clean energy workforce that powers solar growth in Philadelphia. We'll bring together clean energy leaders who will discuss the progress and future of workforce development in the city.

Join us at Yards for a panel on the Inflation Reduction Act and how it can help Philadelphians adopt clean energy and stay to network!Join us after work from 5:30-7pm at Yards on Wednesday, August 16th for a discussion about the Inflation Reduction Act, a once-in-a-generation spending bill featuring $370 billion in federal climate-related funding with a focus on equity. Our panelists will give their take on the one thing you should know about the bill if you’re a municipality, school district, nonprofit, or a Philadelphian interested in pursuing energy efficiency at home.The event will take questions from audience members

As part of Solar Week 2023, check out PosiGen's Solar Tour & Block Party, an awesome in-person event showcasing the power of solar energy!Join PosiGen, one of Solarize Philly's partner installers, for a solar tour and block party at the 5100 Block of Sydenham St. Check out a home that's gone solar, meet the Solarize Philly and PosiGen teams, and learn how you could go solar at your home. Stick around for food and music!

Join us as we convene BIPOC developers with building designers and contractors to discuss energy efficiency and sustainability in projects.Philadelphia's Black Development Community Goes GreenThe purpose of this event is twofold: firstly, to raise awareness within the energy efficiency and renewable energy industries, including architects, designers, engineers, financiers, brokers, and contractors, about the crucial support needed for BIPOC developers and other commercial real estate professionals in Philadelphia. By highlighting ongoing initiatives and the obstacles to overcome, our aim is to inspire action and foster new relationships between the groups. Secondly, we seek to educate BIPOC developers about energy efficiency and