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Solar Energy Industries Association Webinar Update - Solar and the Clean Power Plan: What You Should Know to Drive Your Business

Webinar | 08.19.15, 9:00 AM EDT - 10:00 AM EDT

Deployment is at the forefront of every solar company's strategy. Are you up to date on the latest national policy and regulatory developments? You should be.


Join Rick Umoff, SEIA Counsel and Regulatory Affairs Manager of State Affairs, and Cameron Prell, Crowell & Moring Energy Counsel of Energy Group, for a webinar about the Clean Power Plan and what you should know to drive your business.


In this webinar, we'll start by providing an overview of the final rule, including the structure of the rule and timeline for implementation. Building on this groundwork, we'll explore key changes to the rule that impact solar energy, including the addition of a clean energy incentive program, increased reliance on solar energy and the addition of emission reduction credits.  Finally, we'll take a look at how the Clean Power Plan will drive market opportunities for solar companies. A Q-and-A session will also be provided. 


For more information, please visit these areas: Litigation and Trial, Environment and Natural Resources, Clean Air Act, Climate Change, Environmental Markets and ESG

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