July Co-Lab: Setting Projects Up For Success
Hear from project investors about successful project types and funding strategies, and learn about ongoing projects and collaborations in Appalachian communities.
This meeting took place via Zoom, July 10th, 11am-1pm EST
Meeting Recap
Read a short summary of what was discussed, or scroll down for slides and video from each breakout discussion.
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Breakout: Housing - Funder Perspective
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Breakout: Solar - Funder Perspective
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Breakout: EV - Funder Perspective
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Breakout: Solar - Community Perspective
Breakout: EV - Community Perspective
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AGENDA:
11:00 AM - Welcome and Hub Overview
11:15 AM - Where is Investment Headed? - join breakout sessions
focusing on how project investors select sustainable projects in different sectors
12:00 PM - Communities Driving Change - join breakout conversations
with community institutions driving sustainable projects forward
12:50 PM - How to get engaged in the Hub
Why Join?
Co-Lab sessions are focused on:
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Identifying Project Types of Interest: Explore projects that resonate with the unique needs and capabilities of each region (PA, OH, MD, WV, KY) and various stakeholder groups (municipalities, investors, labor organizations, etc.).
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Understanding Challenges: Delve into the real-world obstacles that stakeholders face in advancing sustainability projects, tailored by region and stakeholder type.
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Facilitating Collaboration: Create opportunities for joint procurement and collaborative projects by connecting participants with complementary interests and resources.
Who should attend?​
Co-Labs are designed for a broad array of participants who are key to driving sustainable change, including:
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Local government, school districts, colleges/universities, hospitals
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Economic development agencies
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Technical assistance providers
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Project developers