| Saving energy is seen as the first step for businesses and local governments to
reduce emissions and meet growing energy needs in a clean, low-cost manner.
As residential, commercial and government buildings are being systematically
upgraded and redeveloped, green-collar jobs emerge in large numbers. Growth
in the energy efficiency industry builds multiple pathways to employment as well
as to educational and occupational mobility. Saving energy serves as a vehicle
for revitalizing urban economies, by providing low-income men and women with
high-quality jobs with advancement opportunities. Hear from national experts
and practitioners on the potential for job creation and diversity in the energy
efficiency sector.
Moderator: Keri Bolding - California Public Utilities Commission
Joel Rogers – Center On Wisconsin Strategy (COWS)
Joy Clark-Holmes - Johnson Controls |