Webinars
The Institute holds webinars on a regular basis to provide information and insight on a series of topics. Upcoming webinars for 2026 include:
Preparing Effective Road Maps and Implementation Plans
Long Duration Energy Storage - Update on Emerging Technologies
Carbon Offset Markets
Artificial intelligence
Utility Rates
Decarbonizing Aviation with Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Decarbonizing Shipping
Understanding the Innovation Process
Evaluating Risk in Capital and Investment Decision Making
INstitute Webinar
Preparing Effective Road Maps and Implementation Plans
Friday, February 13, 2026, 11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon, EST
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The translation and transition of a strategy into an implementation plan that results in concrete steps being taken is a translation and transition that is not easily accomplished. There are a myriad number of potential reasons for the impasse that somehow occurs between the wonderous plan and the hard scrabble reality of making it happen on the ground. This webinar takes a look at some of the key challenges and potential methodologies that can be used to understand these challenges and build plans that have a higher degree of being just and implemented.
Significant efforts are being made by governments and businesses to identify which initiatives to undertake and support with legislation and the concomitant bringing together private and public capital to move identified initiatives forward. In certain cases, identified initiatives fall short when it comes to implementation. These stumbles can take place at multiple points through the process, from origination to process and analysis as well as engaging key stakeholders that are responsible for implementation or can impede progress. The webinar will review key challenges identified in practice and identify the key elements critical to enhancing the likelihood of successful implementation.
SPEAKERS
Brad Bradshaw
President, Velerity LLC
Brad leads Velerity, providing clients winning strategies associated with designing, engineering, investing in, and building and operating clean energy projects and solutions. Brad also leads the Hydrogen Energy Center which provides members information and insights on a range of hydrogen topics. Brad has twenty years of expertise in hydrogen with recent projects covering hydrogen production, distribution and use, as well as the production and use of hydrogen derivatives and clean fuels including ammonia, methanol, methane, and Sustainable Aviation Fuel. Brad has MBA from Babson College, and an engineering degree from Dartmouth College.
