New York’s transition to an emissions-free future isn’t just about transforming how we produce and deploy energy: it’s an all-hands-on-deck project that requires real commitment from industry, the workers who power it, and the communities it serves. How should industry deliver on the urgent task at hand in collaboration with labor, climate justice groups, and local governments to ensure an environmental justice victory that leaves nobody behind? And how can these groups leverage their distinct histories and infrastructure in partnership to achieve that sustainable future?
Foley Hoag is proud to work with Rise Light & Power, WE ACT for Environmental Justice, NAACP, and City & State NY to bring together climate and environmental justice leaders to discuss how we proceed in the clean energy transition. Foley Hoag partner Basil Seggos will be delivering the first keynote to the group.
This event will be hosted during Climate Week NYC.
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