Transportation Electrification in Vermont
Thursday, October 17th, 2024 – 10:45-11:45 a.m.
AMPHITHEATER
The transportation sector generates the largest share of Vermont’s greenhouse gas emissions and strategies including transportation electrification are critical to meeting mandated reduction requirements. This session will examine the data on gasoline usage and progress towards electrification in Vermont. We’ll discuss what has been done so far and what policy makers, utilities, communities and other stakeholders could do to help maximize the environmental, economic, and equity benefits of transportation electrification.
Moderator: Johanna Miller, Energy and Climate Program Director, VNRC
Johanna Miller is the Energy & Climate Program Director for the Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC). Johanna also serves as the coordinator of the Vermont Energy and Climate Action Network (VECAN), the statewide network of 120+ town energy committees and the partners who support them. In these roles, Johanna works from the grassroots to the Legislature to help advance clean energy and climate action programs and policies. In 2020, Johanna was appointed to the 23-member Vermont Climate Council, which is charged with crafting a plan to meet the climate mitigation, adaptation and resilience requirements of the Global Warming Solutions Act.
Sponsored by Lintilhac Foundation