Texas energy policy is ultimately decided in Austin, but conversations on the ground before and throughout the legislative process critically shape policy outcomes. Project developers and community engagement operatives shared their grassroots experiences and outlined strategies for fostering positive, lasting stakeholder relationships with elected officials, landowners, school districts, and project communities.
On Tuesday, September 16th starting at 5:30 PM at 811 Main St, Houston, TX 77002, this panel discussed lessons learned and how productive partnerships built on trust can guide this industry under a new presidential administration.
The panel discussion started with opening remarks by Kay McCall, Chair of the Board of Directors, REAL Houston.
The featured panelists:
- Carly Dwyer, Apex Clean Energy
- Ellie Barmish, McGuire Woods and Power Up Texas
- Melissa Miller, Eolian
- Moderated by Farish Mozley, EDPR NA
Closing remarks were presented by Dawn James, Board of Directors, Cleantech Leaders Roundtable.
A huge thank you to Holland & Knight for hosting this event in their office space!
