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Communications lead for community energy programs at @NREL, with previous lives at @2Uinc, @baltimoresun, @BaltBizOnline. @merrillcollege alum.

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11th ITM Student Essay Competition

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By Sarah Meehan
| Pensions Management Institute (PMI)
What should the next government prioritise in relation to pension policy, and are there industry benefits to political instability? We posed this question in the 11th edition of the PMI Students' essay competition, sponsored by ITM. We're thrilled to announce that Sarah Meehan, Pensions Administrator at Capita, took home first prize.
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Makah Tribe Partners With Pacific Northwest National Laboratory To Pursue Energy Sovereignty

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By Sarah Meehan
| NREL Transforming Energy
This blog post is part of NREL’s series of community spotlights for the Energy Transitions Initiative Partnership Project (ETIPP). ETIPP is managed by NREL and draws on a network of national laboratories and regional partners organizations to provide technical assistance to island and remote communities to help improve their energy resilience.
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Kauai Partners With NREL To Explore Sustainable Transportation Options

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By Sarah Meehan
| NREL Transforming Energy
This blog post is part of NREL’s series of community spotlights for the Energy Transitions Initiative Partnership Project (ETIPP). ETIPP is managed by NREL and draws on a network of national laboratories and regional partners organizations to provide technical assistance to island and remote communities to help improve their energy resilience. At any given time, Kauai typically has about 20,000 to 30,000 visitors—about one for every three residents—on the island.
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