My favorite moment of the entire meeting was when the President of Pepco Holdings greeted everyone by saying, "I want to take credit for the early blooming of the cherry blossoms." I'm pretty sure he did not realize the irony of his own statement, what with the significant contribution the electricity sector makes to climate change. (One could point out the Pepco owns no generation, but I still found his statement amusing.)
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Observations at Powering the People 2.0
The Edison Foundation held their 1-day meeting, Powering the People 2.0, on Thursday, March 22. I was able to visit for a short while, visiting the electric vehicles outside, listening to the introductory speakers and first panel, and visiting the area they called "Innovation Avenue."
My favorite moment of the entire meeting was when the President of Pepco Holdings greeted everyone by saying, "I want to take credit for the early blooming of the cherry blossoms." I'm pretty sure he did not realize the irony of his own statement, what with the significant contribution the electricity sector makes to climate change. (One could point out the Pepco owns no generation, but I still found his statement amusing.)
My favorite moment of the entire meeting was when the President of Pepco Holdings greeted everyone by saying, "I want to take credit for the early blooming of the cherry blossoms." I'm pretty sure he did not realize the irony of his own statement, what with the significant contribution the electricity sector makes to climate change. (One could point out the Pepco owns no generation, but I still found his statement amusing.)
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