De-Risking Operational Projects—Bats, Eagles, and Pollinators
On March 31st, Brooke Marcus will participate in a panel discussion on “De-Risking Operational Projects—Bats, Eagles, and Pollinators” during the American Clean Power Association’s 2026 Siting & Permitting Conference in Aurora, CO.
Operational renewable energy projects face unique challenges when unexpected encounters with listed species such as bats and eagles occur. Brooke and her fellow panelists will present technical strategies and practical options for managing wildlife risks such as permitting solutions for eagles and mitigation approaches for bats. They will focus on actionable tools and strategies for projects that are already built, emphasizing real-world solutions.
The American Clean Power Association (ACP) is the leading voice of today’s multi-tech clean energy industry, representing energy storage, wind, utility-scale solar, clean hydrogen and transmission companies. During the ACP Siting & Permitting Conference, industry leaders, experts and stakeholders convene to collaborate on industry challenges, best practices and solutions.
