NHA President and CEO, Malcolm Woolf's, statement on the federal government's proposed plans to derail clean energy goals in the Pacific Northwest:
National Hydropower Association’s Post
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NEW: Evergreen Action explains how the Biden administration and the states can advance permitting reform and remove roadblocks to a clean energy buildout. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/d4E6TqsA
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I translate complex ideas and research into actionable implementation plans. Talking about #marketing #socialchange #analysis #strategy #implementation
Effective #SocialMarketing relies on the right language to evoke desired attitudes and behaviors.
Not that, this. With thanks to John Marshall of Potential Energy Coalition
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🤝 Today we met with the cabinet of EU Commissioner for Energy Kadri Simson to discuss the role of energy communities in the next policy cycle. We were glad to hear that the European Commission highlighted the importance of ensuring ownership of citizens in the energy transition. Now that an EU legislative and policy basis exists for enabling energy communities across the energy sector, we ask the Commission to lay out an action plan for how different EU and national actions can support the development of energy communities across the EU.
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Business Director | MBA | Marketing | Connecting audiences with brands | Integrated communications | Business growth | Passionate about sustainability
Language is so powerful. More effective/accurate words to use around Sustainability Thanks to Leo Rayman for sharing (and John Marshall) #Sustainability #drivechange #powerofwords
Not that, this. With thanks to John Marshall of Potential Energy Coalition
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Is decarbonisation of our industries an ENGINEERING problem, an ECONOMIC problem....or is it a COMMUNICATIONS problem? As a former engineer, former analyst and current marketer, I believe that the communications is AT LEAST as important as the other two. Sure, nobody is going to buy stuff that is uneconomic and badly designed, but it is easy to see how it would be possible that innovative products with great TCO do not scale because customers don't understand or desire them. The choice of words REALLY matters, and I loved this post on how we can choose more powerful phrases to communicate with clarity and impact about climate change, and thus about the solutions that we need to develop and deploy.
Not that, this. With thanks to John Marshall of Potential Energy Coalition
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