Join the Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin for a virtual discussion about Wisconsin's clean energy transition and what this means for utility customers and consumers. Our panel of speakers will highlight the current state of energy in WI and they will talk about all the changes happening in the energy space, and the impacts on WI homeowners and renters. The speakers will also highlight actions/tips that residential consumers can use to help themselves during this transition. Heather from the CUB Board of Directors will host a moderated panel discussion with three Wisconsin-based nonprofit Directors from the Citizens Utility Board, Midwest Renewable Energy Association, and the Wisconsin Conservative Energy Forum. This is a conversation you don't want to miss!

Heather Goetsch, Citizens Utility Board of Directors & Session Moderator

Corey Singletary, Director of Regulatory Affairs - Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin

Nick Hylla Executive Director - Midwest Renewable Energy Association

Scott Coenen, Executive Director - Wisconsin Conservative Energy Forum

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Nick Hylla, Executive Director - Midwest Renewable Energy Association

Nick Hylla is the Executive Director of the Midwest Renewable Energy Association where he works in partnership with organizations throughout the Midwest to advance solar energy education and market development initiatives. Nick holds an MS degree in natural resource management, has 15 years of experience in non-profit leadership, and has served as the Principal Investigator on 6 US Dept. of Energy assistance agreements to support solar workforce development and help reduce the ‘soft costs’ of solar energy development Midwest states.

Nick's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-hylla/

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Corey Singletary, Director of Regulatory Affairs - Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin

From May 2010 through June 2017, Corey worked for the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin as an energy policy advisor and utility rate analyst. During his time with the Commission, his work focused on electric and natural gas utility rate design and cost-of-service, as well as a number of policy issues such as smart grid technology, innovative rate design, rate-based energy efficiency, conservation, and demand response programs, and distributed energy resources. In July of 2017 Corey joined the CUB team, and currently serves as our Director of Regulatory Affairs, and utility rates and policy analyst. Corey also moonlights as CUB’s jack-of-all trades IT guy, website developer etc...

Corey's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreysingletary/

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Scott Coenen, Executive Director - Wisconsin Conservation Energy Forum

As executive director Scott leads the effort to provide a voice for conservatives in the state’s energy policy debate, with a focus on advancing clean, reliable, affordable renewable energy and energy efficiency. A native of De Pere Wisconsin, Scott attended the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, majoring in International Business with a minor in Political Science.

Selected as one of the 2019 recipients of Midwest Energy News 40 Under 40 leaders in the clean energy economy, Scott is dedicated to educating and informing leaders on emerging clean technologies and the opportunities and challenges they present.

Scott's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottcoenen/

Heather Goetsch, Associate Director - U.S. Green Building Council and CUB's Board of Directors

Heather finds purpose as an advocate for a sustainable future and has applied this by working in the nonprofit sector for over ten years. She has worked in several aspects of sustainability, including food systems, transportation, and green building.

Heather currently works at the U.S. Green Building Council, where she is director of individual membership for the U.S., leading a collaboration to plan for the future of the emerging professionals initiative, and oversees operations for the Market Transformation and Development team.

Outside of work, Heather previously served as a member of the American Planning Association's Leadership Development Task Force, a group tasked with strategizing methods to foster future leaders within APA. She was honored to serve as a judge for APA's 2019 and 2020 National Planning Awards. She earned a B.S. in Conservation and Environmental Science, a Master of Urban Planning from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, and holds a LEED Green Associate Credential. In her community, Heather serves voluntarily on the Village of Whitefish Bay Architectural Review Commission and on the Board of Directors for the Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin.

Heather's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heathergoetsch/

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