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Summary

Planning, analyzing and/or designing district energy and utility infrastructure projects consumes significant time and money. The real value of these technically complex projects can be difficult to communicate to a non-technical governing body, causing difficulties in advancing or funding these projects. Additionally, community buy in for technically complex energy projects requires a thoughtful outreach plan. This presentation identifies key tactics, strategies, and technologies to marketing energy projects to non-technical audiences, both internal and externally.

Track 2B: Symposium 2 Business Models & Financing

Speakers

Lindsey Kuhnen, Jacobs