Perspectives on Wind-Wildlife Constraints to Buildout Webinar 1: Siting

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Enabling Coexistence Options for Wind Energy and Wildlife (ECO Wind) project is pleased to announce a multi-part webinar series, “Perspectives on Wind-Wildlife Constraints to Buildout”, which will feature experts from diverse fields related to, but outside of, the wind-wildlife domain. Over the three-part series, experts will address three major constraints to wind energy buildout: siting, operations, and technology.
The inaugural session on Friday, 21 June, 2024 from 11:00am-12:00pm MDT (5:00-6:00pm UTC), presented three perspectives on siting, focusing on industry, social, and future deployment scenarios. By examining these constraints from various angles, the goal was to uncover innovative solutions and identify potential opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.
Speakers:
Andrew Pinger, Scout Clean Energy
Jay Diffendorfer, United States Geological Survey
Joe Rand, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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