Creating an Onramp for Black and Brown People to Participate in the Burgeoning Clean Energy Sector
by Cathy Nedd
As the RECESS24: National Black and Brown Clean Energy Conference approaches, excitement is building for an event designed to create an onramp for Black and Brown individuals into the booming clean energy sector. Taking place from September 9-11, 2024, at Huntington Place in Detroit, this conference is more than just a gathering—it’s a movement aimed at fostering inclusivity and innovation in the clean energy industry. The conference follows the success of Black Tech Saturdays’ Clean Energy Takeover, where clean energy founders shared their journeys and fielded questions from an eager audience.
One of the driving forces behind RECESS24 is Carla Walker-Miller, the founder and CEO of Walker-Miller Energy Services. As one of the largest African-American-owned, woman-owned energy efficiency companies in the United States, Walker-Miller Energy Services exemplifies the potential for success and impact in this field. The 23-year-old Certified B Corporation is renowned for its deep roots in the energy industry and its commitment to equity. By providing thought leadership and innovative solutions, Walker-Miller Energy Services has successfully engaged marginalized communities that have historically been excluded from energy efficiency programs. Their...
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