May 30, 2012 6:30 – 8:15pm
199 Lafayette Street, Third Floor
Just past Spring at Kenmare—and upstairs from La Esquina!
Bigger is better. That's been the mantra of energy generation for a century. But it's starting to change. More individuals want to generate electricity at home. More companies and municipal utilities are finding opportunities to produce electricity on a regional or community scale.
What does a decentralized energy future look like? What makes it possible? And how will it change our world? Join Maggie Koerth-Baker — science editor of BoingBoing.net and author of Before the Lights Go Out, a new book about the future of electricity — for a conversation about DIY energy featuring Chris Hackett of the Science Channel's Stuck With Hackett, Susan Covino of PJM Interconnect, one of the independent organizations that controls movement of electricity around the grid, and Lisa Margonelli, a senior policy fellow at the New America Foundation.
Featuring
MAGGIE KOERTH-BAKER
Science Editor, BoingBoing.net
Author, Before the Lights Go Out
CHRIS HACKETT
Teacher, Artist, and presenter on the Science Channel's Stuck with Hackett
Susan Covino
Senior Consultant, Market Strategy Development
PJM
Lisa Margonelli
Senior Policy Fellow, New America Foundation
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