Hilary Clark
About Hilary Clark
Hilary Clark serves as the Senior Director of Siting and Permitting, Social Licensing at the American Clean Power Association, where she leads initiatives related to renewable energy projects. With a focus on community engagement and permitting policies, she collaborates with various committees and teams to develop consensus positions.
Work at American Clean Power Association
Hilary Clark serves as the Senior Director of Siting and Permitting, Social Licensing at the American Clean Power Association (ACP) since 2020. In this role, she leads initiatives focused on state and local siting, permitting, and community engagement for renewable energy projects. Clark acts as the ACP staff liaison for the Land Use Committee and the Local Affairs Committee, facilitating discussions and collaboration among members. She coordinates with the State Affairs and Communications teams to align efforts and enhance the effectiveness of ACP's initiatives.
Expertise in Renewable Energy Policy
Clark provides technical expertise and strategic input on permitting policies at various governmental levels, including federal, state, and local. Her work involves developing consensus policy and technical positions through collaboration with ACP members. This role requires a deep understanding of the regulatory landscape and the ability to navigate complex permitting processes, ensuring that renewable energy projects can proceed efficiently while addressing community concerns.
Community Engagement and Collaboration
In her position, Clark emphasizes community engagement as a critical component of successful renewable energy projects. She works to build relationships with local stakeholders and facilitate discussions that address community needs and concerns. By fostering collaboration between ACP members and local entities, she aims to create a supportive environment for renewable energy development.
Background in Siting and Permitting
With a focus on siting and permitting, Clark has developed a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the renewable energy sector. Her experience in coordinating with various teams at ACP allows her to integrate technical knowledge with strategic planning, ensuring that projects align with both regulatory requirements and community expectations.