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Do you have any advice for those that would like to get more involved in the industry collaborative?
AWE Association of Women in Energy • 0 views • October 28, 2026
About this video
Want to get more involved in the energy industry’s collaborative efforts? Start by reaching out and making connections.
In this AWE Energy Exchange highlight, Stevie Kennard, Vice President of Environmental Services at Energy Renewal Partners, encourages professionals to explore organizations like REWI, where industry representatives, wildlife regulators, conservation groups, and consultants come together around shared goals.
From attending conferences and learning about emerging technologies to joining specialized research subgroups, there are plenty of ways to contribute. Stevie’s advice is simple: Don’t be afraid to reach out.
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