Beneficial Electrification
What’s up with natural gas in my home?
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There is strong and growing evidence that using natural gas poses a significant health and safety risk.
Clean Power
Hannah Payne
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Policy Associate, Energy Markets
651 603 4402payne@fresh-energy.orgshe/her/hers
As a policy associate on the Energy Markets team, Hannah advances Fresh Energy’s work to move Minnesota to a carbon-free economy increasingly supplied by wind and solar. Hannah is currently in law school at the University of Minnesota; she will earn a J.D. with a concentration in environmental and energy law in May. She has worked on a variety of energy issues as a research assistant and as a law clerk for the Minnesota House of Representatives and the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy. She loves reading science fiction and running outside with her dog, Nebula.
upcoming event
March 19 | Beer, Bees, and Honey: Solarama Crush is Back!
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Beer, bees, and solar farm honey—what’s not to love? Bringing together a few of the world’s greatest things, Fresh Energy pairs up with the craft beer brewers at 56 Brewing who are back at it again with their deliciously crisp (and strong!) IPA brewed with honey from pollinator-friendly solar arrays.
2020 Legislative Session
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Our Plans for the 2020 Legislative Session
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A new legislative session is underway! We had some exciting successes in 2019 and we’re geared up to make 2020 an even bigger year for clean energy.
Center for Pollinators in Energy
February 20 | Brightfields 2020 Minnesota
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Rob Davis, director of Center for Pollinators in Energy at Fresh Energy, will host a session titled “Brightfields for Municipal Leaders that Want to Help the Monarchs,” on February 20 from 10:25-11:15 a.m.
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January 30 | Climate Change Town Hall
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Join State Representative Zack Stephenson and a panel of experts including Fresh Energy’s science policy director, J. Drake Hamilton, on January 30 for a Climate Change Town Hall.