The BTS Center, the successor to the Bangor Theological Seminary, is seeking nine teams of four from Christian congregations around the region to participate in a weekend retreat in Acadia National Park in late June on Claiming Your Call for a Climate-Changed World. “Responding to climate crisis is not just the work of scientists, policymakers, and advocates. The church brings spiritual resources to this moment that cannot be filled by any others.” Teams will share deep conversation with theologians, scientists, and indigenous scholars about how climate change will impact the communities where we live and what a spiritually-grounded, justice-seeking response could look like.

Apply to the ReMaine Clean Energy Internship Program here or email a resume to remaine@neep.org. Interns will be paid between $18-$22 / hour for a total of 240 hours, the program is specifically supporting the placement of women and BIPOC participants into the clean energy sector.

Maine State Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Energy Summit is on March 13 in Hallowell with Senator Mark Lawrence, Chair of the Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee; Dan Burgess, Governor’s Energy Office; Pedro Azagra Blazques, Chief Executive Officer of Avangrid, John Flynn, President of Versant Power; Joe Purrington, President of Central Maine Power, and others. Three E2Tech Board members are on the 10 am panel: Jeff Marks, Executive Director of ClimateWork Maine; Benji Borowski, Partner at PretiFlaherty; and Michael Stoddard, Executive Director of Efficiency Maine Trust.