Post Author's Photographer By Kristin Eggen December 12, 2018

Join the Environmental Law and Policy Center’s(ELPC) Senior Policy Advocate Steve Falck at T-bock’s Sports Bar and Grille for a conversation about local energy policy on December 18th. Mr. Falck will provide an overview of energy policy for the upcoming legislative session. He will also discuss opportunities for energy efficiency and renewable energy policy, which policies could be under attack, and how locally-led Energy Districts can help.

Steve Falck works out of the ELPC’s Des Moines, IA, office on clean energy and clean water policy initiatives. Mr. Falck previously worked as Director of State Government Relations for the Renewable Energy Group and as a Policy Advisor and Legislative Liaison for Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack. He served as an Iowa State Representative for three terms representing House District 28 and managed his 900-acre family farm in Stanley, IA.

The event starts at 7:30 AM in T-Bock’s Underground and is open to the public. A $10 breakfast buffet of quiche, fresh fruit, yogurt, juice, and coffee will be available for purchase. Those planning on eating breakfast must register by Thursday, December 13th. Non-breakfast eaters can register by Monday the 17th.

To register or receive communications about upcoming events, visit energydistrict.org/breakfast/

 

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Contact: Kristin Eggen
Winneshiek Energy District
63-382-4207 ext 4
kristin@energydistrict.org
217 ½ W Water St, Decorah, IA

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Kristin Eggen

Kristin Eggen first came to the Winneshiek Energy District as a Green Iowa AmeriCorps member in 2015. Eight years later, she is thrilled to lead the grassroots clean energy movement in Winneshiek County. Kristin deeply appreciates rural communities, Northeast Iowa, community sustainability, and nonprofit management. She uses The Art of Hosting Conversations that Matter methodology and graphic recording services to drive strategic conversations around community sustainability, justice, fundraising, and nonprofit health.

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