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Stakeholder Engagement in Energy Development

Note: This is a past event, additional resources may be available below.

Thu Sep 19, 2019
Washington, DC

Date

Thu Sep 19, 2019
5:00am – 7:00am EDT

Location

Washington, DC
Gildenhorn Room
2300 N St NW

Contact

    [email protected]
    2027362117

Hosts

  1. Energy and Environment Program

Please join us for breakfast to discuss methods for improving energy development through emphasizing social equity considerations, improving stakeholder engagement processes at all levels, and cultivating early and transparent communication between regulators, industry leaders, and communities impacted by development. Panelists include report authors:Daniel Raimi, Senior Research Associate, Resources for the FutureKate Konschnik, Director, Climate and Energy Program, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, Duke UniversityMartha Rudolph, Former Director, Environmental Programs, Colorado Department of Public Health and EnvironmentPlease join us for breakfast to discuss methods for improving energy development through emphasizing social equity considerations, improving stakeholder engagement processes at all levels, and cultivating early and transparent communication between regulators, industry leaders, and communities impacted by development. Panelists include report authors:Daniel Raimi, Senior Research Associate, Resources for the FutureKate Konschnik, Director, Climate and Energy Program, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, Duke UniversityMartha Rudolph, Former Director, Environmental Programs, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment