Solar energy continues to be the best alternative to fossil fuels. Over the past few decades, it has emerged as a clean, sustainable, and cost-effective energy source. As the world becomes more conscious of climate change and environmental sustainability, the growth of solar energy will continue to accelerate. In this blog, the HBCU CDAC Clean Energy …
The clean energy sector holds immense promise for the future, not only for its potential to combat climate change but also for driving economic growth and job creation. However, historically, people of color and women have been underrepresented in this burgeoning industry. Federal investments in clean energy have unleashed billions of dollars in private sector …
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT” ACTION COALITIONClean Energy Initiative {CEI) Project Manager (PM)Job Description{Independent Contractor – Part-time Position 20 hours per week) The Clean Energy Initiative (CEI} Project Manager (PM} will manage day-to-day operations for the CEI program and will support a broad range of studies, engineering, and other consulting services to support the development, analysis, design, and …
The Department of Energy launched the American-Made program to propel the nation’s clean energy sector forward by supporting entrepreneurs and accelerating the development of cutting-edge technologies.
HBCUs have a long history of graduating some of the brightest minds in science, medicine, law, and business. And while the field of environmental justice and policy may be relatively new compared to some other disciplines, HBCU grads are also leading the way there. Some of the most-recognized environmental advocacy experts include Dr. Robert Bullard, …
Solar energy has the potential to transform energy usage globally. HBCU Clean Energy Initiative explores some innovative ways solar energy is being used to power the world.
Although solar is one of the best renewable energy options available, there are many myths and misconceptions that prevent people from fully utilizing this valuable resource
While it is a well-known fact that solar is a sustainable and cost-effective energy source, it can be especially impactful for disadvantaged communities. Residents in lower to middle-income neighborhoods pay a disproportionate amount of their income towards energy costs, are exposed to lower air quality, and have limited economic opportunities. However, beyond the benefits of …
Millions of lower-income Americans have been unable to take advantage of solar, but they need the benefits of clean energy now more than ever. Lower-income households spend an average of 8.2 percent of their income on energy bills — about three times more than moderate- to high-income households. Black and brown people are disproportionately exposed to environmental …
There comes a moment in history when society has both an opportunity and an obligation to act. As we finally acknowledge the wrongs committed against people of color, the time to act is now. And nowhere are those injustices more evident than as it pertains to environmental policies. Black and brown people are disproportionately exposed …
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