Training Webinars Previously Offered by the Clean Energy Solutions Center
We have offered dozens of training webinars on priority clean energy policy topics that policymakers in countries around the world can adapt for their own use. Many expert panelists and thousands of policymakers and others have participated in these unique training opportunities. Please consider joining us for one of our upcoming webinars. Or, browse the recorded webinars listed below.
A webinar highlighting step to take in developing gender-informed energy infrastructure projects, highlighting groundbreaking work being done in West Africa and introducing tools to help guide development of progressive policies and regulations.
Learn more.
A webinar highlighting the challenges of last-mile distribution and potential solutions for off-grid energy enterprises and companies to scale.
Learn more.
A webinar on policies and conditions to nurture a competitive market for photovoltaic distributed generation, with an emphasis on the commercial and industrial market.
Learn more.
El Clean Energy Solutions Center, en colaboración con el Gobierno de México, está organizando un seminario web sobre eficiencia energética en edificios públicos.
Learn more.
A webinar highlighting a list of energy savings technologies for the U.S. buildings sector that are innovative, reliable, widely available and have good financial value.
Learn more.
A webinar on the policy context of the Australian Capital Territory Government’s reverse auctions, their design, their evaluation processes, and their outcomes, as well as local investment benefits that have flowed from them.
Learn more.
An introduction to the essential concepts for understanding renewable energy grid codes and a review of how grid codes have developed in the United States and internationally.
Learn more.
A webinar on how the Global Plan of Action Framework works to support and amplify the New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants, the Agenda for Humanity as well as existing energy/humanitarian interventions, such as the Safe Access to Fuel and Energy (SAFE) Working Group, the UN Refugee Agency’s Global Strategy for SAFE, the World Food Programme’s SAFE initiative, the Moving Energy Initiative and the Smart Communities Coalition.
Learn more.
