SEI Chair, Bill Ronayne of Brandywine Valley HVAC rides again in Challenge for Cancer Bike Tour.

https://www.governor.pa.gov/governor-wolf-announces-five-fuel-saving-projects-pennsylvania-schools-businesses-municipalities/

https://insideclimatenews.org/news/04122017/senate-tax-bill-renewable-energy-credits-solar-wind-electric-vehicles-anwr?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

Email Sherry Cockerham at scockerham@ccedcpa.com to request an invitation and more details!

SEI Energy Briefing KEEA 2.27.18 Julian Boggs

SEI Feb 2018 Christina Simeone presentation

David Althoff – Presentation

Tony Bandiero – Presentation

P. Timothy Phelps – Presentation

Steve Krug, active board member of SEI, received the President’s Award from the Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Institute of Architect earlier this month. Read more in the article by VISTA Today.

By Jennifer Wentz, Central Penn Business Journal

Gov. Tom Wolf hopes a soon-to-launch initiative will help Pennsylvania boost sales and production of solar-generated electricity. View the entire press release here.

The initiative is set to kick off in January 2017 with a meeting of government, business and environmental experts, according to a news release from the governor’s office. Groups will continue to meet throughout the year, with the project culminating by January 2018 in a draft plan for Pennsylvania’s solar future.

The plan would be made available for public comment and, six months later, would be available for use by policy makers, regulators, businesses, investors and consumers.

“This is an important step forward for us to better understand how we can increase Pennsylvania’s solar footprint long-term, which will provide more options for consumers and decrease emissions,” Wolf said in the release. “Alternative energy and lower-emission fuels like natural gas will help to decrease the impacts of climate change, which we know will have negative impacts on our air, our health and important industries, including agriculture and tourism.”

The plan will address strategies for meeting state energy goals, how to cost-effectively integrate solar energy into the current grid and measures to help low-income consumers, among other issues.

The goal is to speed up solar’s role in the state’s energy economy and increase solar-generated in-state electricity sales to at least 10 percent by 2030.

A $550,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy will help fund the project.

On Tuesday, October 25th, PECO presented on Act 129, Phase III, at the Chester County Economic Development Council. Thirty- five people attended this Breakfast Briefing hosted by the Smart Energy Initiative.

PECO representatives shared new information about the Smart Ideas program measures and incentives, as well as new resources and tools to help you close more projects.

Presenters included Mary Hall, Program Manager (Commercial & Industrial) at PECO and Ed Piscopo, Senior Economic Development Specialist, Economic & Business Development, PECO.

To view a short video of the key takeaway messages, visit the link here.

You can view the entire presentation here~Peco Smart Ideas For Your Business