A Stop at Albany State University

Written By Jay Horton

Join GIPL at Albany State University as we explore energy burden and biomass energy in Southwest Georgia. Communities across this region face some of the highest energy bills in the state, spending a disproportionate share of household income on electricity and gas. We'll dig into what's driving those costs, how biomass energy fits into the local landscape, and what faith communities can do to advocate for equitable, clean energy solutions.

Jay Horton

Rev. Jay Horton is a Colorado-born, Virginia-raised, and Georgia-grown public relations professional and United Methodist pastor currently serving as the communication lead for Georgia Interfaith Power and Light (GIPL), an environmental justice nonprofit equipping faith communities to care for creation through advocacy, resourcing, and education.

https://jayhortoncreative.com/about
Previous

Worship and Workshop in Macon
Next

Columbus Green Team Summit Circle