Livestream: How Utility Ratepayers are Paying for Big Tech Power


Livestream: Extracting Profits from the Public: How Utility Ratepayers are Paying for Big Tech Power

When: 12:15-1:15 pm EST, Wednesday, April 16.

Where: Zoom (Register for link here)

What: Ari Peskoe, Director of the Electricity Law Initiative at Harvard Law School, explains how utility ratepayers end up footing the bill for energy consumed by Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and other mega technology companies.

Moderator: Elisa Wood, Editor, Energy Changemakers

Ari will speak for 20 minutes and then we'll open the discussion for Q&A.

This is a free event.

Look forward to seeing you there! Elisa Wood

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