The American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE) and the Alliance of Black Professionals (ABP)held an energy forum today at National Grid in Brooklyn, New York with the theme:
“Future of Northeast Energy – What is on the Horizon?”
Panelists included:
Lisa Crutchfield, National Grid
Martin Cook, National Grid
Carolyn Green, National Chair of AABE
Frank Stewart, National President of AABE
Moderator: Norris McDonald, President Center for Environment, Commerce & Energy, African American Environmentalist Association
The forum was held in the Metrotech Auditorium and covered a broad array of electricity, energy and environmental issues facing the Northeast. Some questions considered included: Is there adequate electrical capacity to satisfy the needs of Northeastern states in the next few years? Will energy prices negatively affect the Northeast? How could pending carbon dioxide regulations affect the Northeast? What about the influence of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) on a project 'low-carbon' future? Do you know of any policies that are being put into place to address energy efficiency and alternative technology marketing techniques? How are companies and organizations looking to address the "green divide" to make sure minority communities in the Northeast region are not being left behind? Many other questions were addressed during the forum.
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