Forum on Successful Tactics to Deal with Local Stakeholders in Renewable Project Siting
Hosted by the Renewables Practice Committee
Forum begins at 2:00 pm Central
Duration: 1 hour
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Overview
Join the conversation on March 30 for a moderated discussion on Successful Tactics to Deal with Local Stakeholders in Renewable Project Siting. Bring your stories, experiences and share them with peers in the field. The discussion will include the role of agreements in striking deals with local stakeholders, local content requirements (formal and informal), community organizing, and environmental justice dynamics.
Webinar begins at 2:00 pm Central
Duration: 1 hour
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This program is only open to IEL Members and employees of IEL Sustaining and Supporting Members.
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