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E2Tech's new Gridsilience series bringing together regulators, electric utilities, generators and storage developers to discuss the challenges and opportunities of building the grid of the future with an affordable and resilient energy supply. May's Gridsilience event featured three panels, this is the first focused on system planning with ISO New England's Melissa Winne, Maine Public Utilities Commission's Phil Bartlett, and Maine Department of Energy Resources' Ethan Tremblay. Special thanks to event sponsors The Roux Institute at Northeastern University, Central Maine Power, Cianbro, and Drummond Woodsum. E2Tech programs are supported by our members and sustaining partners like the Maine Technology Institute which offers grants, loans, equity investments, and services to foster Maine’s innovation economy. Find out more about MTI at www.MaineTechnology.org and about upcoming programs at www.E2Tech.org - your Maine source for innovation information.
