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Is your coal community facing a coal-fired power plant closure or transition? Join the BRECC National Network this July and learn how utility providers and local governments are working together to mitigate and respond to economic shocks. This BRECC National Network learning session will feature examples of county and utility partnerships that support energy transitions.

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Speakers

Alexis Sulentic, Senior Manager of External Affairs, Edison Electric Institute

Alexis Sulentic

Senior Manager of External Affairs, Edison Electric Institute
Hon. Melody Villard

Hon. Melody Villard

Commissioner, Moffat County, Colo.
Janet Dean

Janet Dean

Public Affairs Manager, Arizona Public Service (APS)

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