Tyler Poulson's guest appearances

Tyler Poulson

HEAL Utah Podcast

O2 & You!

Robert Gehrke

Shawn Teigen

Peter Metcalf

Christopher Thomas

Ben Bolte

Brody Leven

Derek Kitchen

DERRICK JENSEN

Craig Miller

Sandra Steingraber

Yoram Bauman

Piper Christian

Kathleen Dean Moore

Taylor Stevens

Chris Parker

OwlTail

Thomas Kessinger

o2 Utah presents O2 &amp; You!This week, David spoke with Tyler Poulson and Thomas Kessinger. Tyler is the Deputy Director at the Building Electrification Institute, and Thomas is the Beneficial Electrification Program Manager at Utah Clean Energy. Together, Tyler, Thomas and David discussed the favorable economics of all-electric new construction, both on a national level and right here in Utah!

o2 Utah presents O2 &amp; You!<br><br>This week, David spoke with Tyler Poulson and Thomas Kessinger. Tyler is the Deputy Director at the Building Electrification Institute, and Thomas is the Beneficial Electrification Program Manager at Utah Clean Energy. Together, Tyler, Thomas and David discussed the favorable economics of all-electric new construction, both on a national level and right here in Utah!

O2 & You! feat. Tyler Poulson & Thomas Kessinger (Pollution Free Building)

Matt chats with Tyler Poulson, Salt Lake City’s sustainability program manager, about several key climate and energy issues including Utah Climate Week, coming up October 8-14. First, Tyler offers his take on the recent rooftop solar settlement reached between Rocky Mountain Power and other stakeholders. He then updates us about how Salt Lake City is progressing on its efforts to utilize more renewable energy. Lastly, Matt and Tyler chat about how climate policy work has evolved under the challenging administration in Washington. To send a message asking Governor Herbert to sign onto the Paris Agreement, fill out our “We Are Still In” action alert. (Share it with your networks, too: https://www.healutah.org/wearestillin) For more information about Salt Lake City’s work, visit the SLCGreen website. For more information about all of the interesting activities occurring during Utah Climate Week, visit the website of the Utah Climate Action Network. To learn about the FOUR events HEAL is hosting (or co-hosting) during climate week, check out our website!

Matt chats with Tyler Poulson, Salt Lake City’s sustainability program manager, about several key climate and energy issues including Utah Climate Week, coming up October 8-14. First, Tyler offers his take on the recent rooftop solar settlement reached between Rocky Mountain Power and other stakeholders. He then updates us about how Salt Lake City is progressing on its efforts to utilize more renewable energy. Lastly, Matt and Tyler chat about how climate policy work has evolved under the challenging administration in Washington. To send a message asking Governor Herbert to sign onto the Paris Agreement, fill out our “We Are Still In” action alert. (Share it with your networks, too: <a href="https://www.healutah.org/wearestillin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.healutah.org/wearestillin</a>) For more information about Salt Lake City’s work, visit the SLCGreen website. For more information about all of the interesting activities occurring during Utah Climate Week, visit the website of the Utah Climate Action Network. To learn about the FOUR events HEAL is hosting (or co-hosting) during climate week, check out our website!

Episode #92: Tyler Poulson, Salt Lake City & Utah Climate Week

Matt chats with Tyler, the city’s Sustainability Program Manager, about SLC’s’s efforts to push effective climate change policies. First, they talk about the greenhouse gas inventory the city did, which found that the biggest part of the carbon footprint of the average city resident comes from buying power from Rocky Mountain Power. Tyler also describes the historic agreement the city recently reached with the utility to acquire more renewable energy, among other climate change initiatives. For more information, visit SLCgreen’s climate change page and follow them on Facebook.

Episode #70: Tyler Poulson, Salt Lake City Sustainability (SLCgreen)