The horrific news from Vladimir Putin’s invasion, coupled with a history of family experience with war, escape, and loss, has a Montreal clean energy executive on a mission to raise $100,000 for emergency relief in Ukraine.
“As a community of professionals, we work every day to build a better future for our planet,” wrote Philippe Dunsky, president of Dunsky Energy + Climate Advisors and co-chair of Efficiency Canada, in a LinkedIn post urging colleagues, clients, and competitors to contribute to Clean Energy Professionals for Ukraine. The post identified several other firms that had already signed on and linked to three potential recipients—the Canada-Ukraine Foundation, Doctors Without Borders, and the Ukraine Emergency Fund at the UN High Commissioner for Refugees Canada.
The funding appeal closes March 26, said Thomas Barbieri, the firm’s…