This training program will provide clean energy development professionals with valuable tools to ensure their community engagement practices are aligned with the needs and challenges of today’s politically charged atmosphere where renewable energy projects can be stalled or cancelled due to community opposition.

To build local support for clean energy projects and reach key stakeholders where they are, the industry must adopt more nimble and adaptable outreach techniques that mirror the tactics of sophisticated political campaigns.

In this half-day training, attendees will receive guidelines and insights to help improve and evolve the community engagement practices at their company, including techniques for handling tough questions, strategies to engage the right stakeholders, and how to communicate local benefits.  Participants will also receive takeaway resource guides. 

If you are interested in this content but cannot attend the in-person workshop, please contact Colin Silver, SVP, Content & Strategy, SEIA at [email protected] for more information on other options.

Please note that this training program is intended for staff at developers, EPCs, or other businesses involved in siting, permitting, and constructing clean energy projects.