Meet the 2021 Net Zero Emerging Leaders

Solar Panel for Security Camera, 5W USB Solar Panel for Micro USB and USB-C Port Outdoor Rechargeable Battery Camera, Solar Panels with 9.8ft Cable, Adjustable Wall Mount, IP65 Waterproof, 2 Pack

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【Compatibility】The 5W solar panel is designed for rechargeable battery security cameras with micro USB or USB-C port. The solar panel is not compatible with Arlo, Blink, Ring, Eufy, Google Nest, Kasa ca... read more

Bateria Power Solar to XT60 Charge Extension Cable 12AWG 10Ft Solar Connector to XT60 Adapter Cable for Solar Panel to LiFePO4 Battery RV Portable Power Station Solar Generator

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【10FT Solar Connector to XT60 Cable】The solar to XT60 cable has passed EN 50618:2014 H1Z2Z2-K IEC 62930 62930 IEC 131 certification. One end of the Y type is a solar panel plug (male/female), and the ot... read more

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From delegated right: Andrea Padilla, Mason Martinez, Courtney Sigloh, Susana Carrizal, Emily Nelson
Satisfy the 5 trainees picked for Energy Trust of Oregons Net Zero Emerging Leaders internship for 2021, a program to assist support Oregons commercial style markets shift to a more sustainable future. Through grants from Energy Trust, the trainees have actually been utilized as interns for 12 weeks at regional Oregon architecture and engineering firms. Their work has actually supported each companys steps towards their AIA 2030 Commitment– an industry promise to transform architectural standards towards carbon neutral structures by the end of the decade.
The students started their internships in January and will provide their experiences finding out about sustainable style during a special panel presentation. Join us for the discussion on Thursday, April 29 from 12:00– 1:30 p.m. Registration can be discovered here.
Find out more about the interns, their instructional history and their professional interests below