JustEnergy is partnering with Holy Spirit Episcopal Church to host a one-day workshop to answer your questions in the noisy world of solar energy in Texas today.
The workshop will host speakers from Baylor University, the City of Waco, and other local experts on solar topics. The focus is on the process, the finances, and the benefits - not the technical details. We'll answer the questions you have about adding solar energy to your church or nonprofit:
1. Can solar save me money? Is solar good stewardship? Can solar be a blessing?
2. Why should I care about energy? What do I need to know about everyday energy?
3. What are low-cost options other than solar? (such as insulation, energy audits, HVAC health)
4. How do I fund a solar installation? (government incentives for nonprofits, financing)
May 18th, 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM, Lunch is Included
1624 Wooded Acres Dr., Waco Texas 76710
Made Possible by a Creation Care Grant of The Episcopal Church Office of Creation Care, overseen by the Task Force on Creation Care and Environmental Racism
Jason is the Rector of Holy Spirit Episcopal Church and will be our primary host.
Dr. Garrett is a Vestry member at Holy Spirit Episcopal Church, board member of JustEnergy, and teaching post-doc of Environmental Science at Baylor University. She has an passion exploring how we can participate in God's redemption of the world and His people through energy and environmental justice.
Brian is the Executive Director of JustEnergy and a Senior Lecturer of Electrical Engineering at Baylor University. He has considerable experience with solar energy in humanitarian contexts, especially hospitals and clinics in Haiti.
Rick co-founded Capstone Mechanical and served as its President and CEO until retiring. His expertise in air conditioning and heating, including the work at McLane Stadium, gives him considerable insight into one of our biggest uses of energy: HVAC.
Martha is a Licensed Professional Counselor and sees adult clients in her private practice. One of the common themes she encounters is grief. The subject of ecological grief, or grieving the loss of actual or anticipated ecological change, is a growing issue.
As City of Waco Sustainability Programs Manager, Eric is working to do everything he can to help lower the city’s carbon footprint and impact on climate change, resiliency, and equity.
Julie is a Senior Lecturer in Environmental Law
at Baylor University. She is interested in improving awareness of environmental issues and injustice in order that we can take better care of our world and each other.
Leslie has a degree in Mathematics: Actuarial Science and is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries. Her knowledge in risk assessment with regard to financial investments will help your organization make the best choices.
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