The 2022 Renewable Energy Vermont (REV) conference, Our Clean Energy Future in a Changing World: Resilient, Inclusive, Secure will take place October 27 & 28 in South Burlington, Vermont. The largest comprehensive renewable energy event in New England, REV’s annual conference and expo convenes business, policy, and finance experts from across the region. This year, REV’s fall conference will be focused on moving forward, taking action, and addressing the steps needed to make Vermont a leader in the clean energy movement once again. Being the leading renewable energy event in the region, the REV Conference & Expo brings together and showcases the
“Throughout its 22-year history, the REV Conference & Expo relies on our partners in Vermont’s renewable energy community to drive the event’s agenda. This year I am looking forward to some new and exciting conversations on electrifying our thermal and transportation sectors, energy storage, renewable energy, and more as Vermont moves to electrify everything,” said Peter Sterling, Renewable Energy Vermont’s Executive Director.
The Conference Committee invites interested speakers to submit presentation proposals by close of business on Monday, May 2nd. Presentation proposals must be submitted online at www.revconference.org.
Speakers and attendees enjoy unparalleled networking opportunities and new project and initiative partnership connections at the event. Topics of interest include: energy and climate equity; transportation and thermal electrification; comprehensive energy planning, including Vermont’s climate action plan; grid modernization; energy storage; renewable heating; legal, legislative, and policy updates; finance tools; net zero and living buildings.
REV2022 is guided by a Conference Committee, this year chaired by Chad Farrell of Encore Renewable Energy and Jennifer Green of Burlington Electric Department, made up of business and association leaders from across the energy sector. Incorporating a diverse array of experience and perspectives on clean energy, this group includes: Hillary Andrews, Efficiency Vermont; Josh Bagnato, TDI; Dan Bosley, Northeast Clean Energy Council; Kristin Carlson, Green Mountain Power; Marie-Claude Francoeur, Government of Quebec; Joan Goldstein, Vermont Department of Economic Development; Meredith Hatfield, New England Conference of Public Utilities Commissioners; Josh Leckey, Downs Rachlin Martin; Karen Jernigan, SOHO 584; James Moore, SunCommon; Peggy O’Neill- Vivanco, University of Vermont Transportation Research Center; Michael Pizziferri, Government of Quebec; Stephen Posner, University of Vermont Gund Institute; Andrew Raubvogel, Dunkiel Saunders Elliot Raubvogel & Hand; Michael Shank, Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance; and Darren Springer, Burlington Electric Department.
Email kit@revermont.org with any questions about or suggestions for the conference.
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