Each morning from June to mid-September, MAPC sends out an email through the Peak Demand Program that assesses the risk that the annual peak could occur that day and, if so, at what time. The notifications also include an outlook for the next week so municipalities have time to plan ahead. MAPC develops this assessment by analyzing data provided by the grid operator, ISO-NE.

Join MAPC and Eversource to learn more about the Peak Demand Notification Program and other ways to manage demand and costs for your buildings this summer!

We also encourage you to visit the Peak Demand webpage for information on the program and to sign-up for the daily alerts.

Questions? Please contact:

Kat Kobylt, Senior Environmental Planner, kkobylt@mapc.org

The Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) in partnership with the Center for Climate and Health at Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH), is hosting this regional symposium. It's aim is to engage with and foster constructive dialogue among key stakeholders across sectors.

By bringing together experts and leaders from academic, state and municipal governments, healthcare institutions, community-based organizations, foundations, and advocacy groups, we will help bridge the gap between research and practice.

Esteemed Panel (visit the Symposium webpage for more agenda information)

Moderator:

Isabella Gambill, Assistant Director of Climate, Energy, and Resilience | A Better City

Panelists:

Mia Mansfield, Assistant Secretary for Resilience | Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs

Caleb Dresser, MD, MPH, Emergency Medicine Physician | Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Zoë Davis, Senior Climate Resilience Project Manager | City of Boston Office of Climate Resilience

The Symposium is part of Strengthening Pathways: a national conversation about health research. 

Questions? Please contact:

Van Du, Assistant Director of Environmental Planning, vdu@mapc.org

Kat Kobylt, Senior Environmental Planner, kkobylt@mapc.org

Questions? Please contact Amanda Belles (abelles@mapc.org).