ECA AND ECOS: ANALYZING THE 2020 ELECTION
November 12, 1:00PM - 3:00PM EST
On November 12, the Energy Communities Alliance (ECA) and Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) will host a webinar with post-election insights from experts.
How will the election impact DOE issues in 2021? What can we expect in future budgets and potential stimulus legislation? What is the outlook for state and local governments post-2020? Join the webinar to hear from our panel of Washington insiders!
Featuring:
- Marty Schneider, Senior Vice President, Longenecker & Associates
- Tim Peckinpaugh, Partner, K&L Gates
- Ben Husch, National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)
- Bob Degrasse, Vice President and Manager of Government Affairs, Bechtel
- Seth Kirshenberg (Co-moderator), Executive Director, ECA
- Carolyn Hanson (Co-moderator), Deputy Executive Director, ECOS
Registration is free. A draft agenda is available here.
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