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Webinar
Powering Data Centers: Economic Implications
July 22, 2026
You are invited to a new REMI webinar titled, “Powering Data Centers: Economic Implications“. This webinar is occurring on Wednesday, July 22nd, from 2:00-3:00pm ET, and is being p…
Webinar
Made in America Again: Modeling the Economic Impacts of Manufacturing Reshoring
August 12, 2026
In this webinar, REMI will examine the economic impacts of reshoring manufacturing to the United States. Using dynamic economic modeling, we will explore how increased domestic man…
Conference
2026 Users’ Conference
October 7, 2026
REMI is thrilled to announce that our 2026 Users’ Conference will be held October 7th – October 9th at the Cambria Hotel Downtown Asheville in Asheville, NC.
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REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ 2.3 – Session 2 – Jacob Linger & Mike Bobay, REMI (slides)
[Slides]REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ – Session 2 – Jacob Linger & Mike Bobay, REMI
The Demographic Forecast in the REMI Model: State-by-State Drivers to 2030 – Scott Nystrom, FTI Consulting, Inc. (slides)
[Recording]The Demographic Forecast in the REMI Model: State-by-State Drivers to 2030 – Scott Nystrom, FTI Consulting, Inc.
The Demographic Forecast in the REMI Model: State-by-State Drivers to 2030 – Scott Nystrom, FTI Consulting, Inc. (recording)
[Recording]The Demographic Forecast in the REMI Model: State-by-State Drivers to 2030 – Scott Nystrom, FTI Consulting, Inc.
Scott Nystrom – The Demographic Forecast in the REMI Model: State-by-State Drivers to 2030
Please feel free to join REMI for a guest webinar that will be presented by Scott Nystrom, Senior Director at FTI Consulting, Inc. on Tuesday, September 17th and Thursday, September 19th from 2 to 3 p.m. (ET) that describes the methodologies underlying the demographic portion of the REMI model and how it projects state-by-state population from the present through 2030.
REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ 2.3 – Cameron Luther & Harry Walsh, REMI (recording)
[Recording]REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ 2.3 – Cameron Luther & Harry Walsh, REMI
REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ 2.3 – Cameron Luther & Harry Walsh, REMI (slides)
[Slides]REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ 2.3 – Cameron Luther & Harry Walsh, REMI
Incentivized Economic Development Program Review: Best Practices – Chris Judson & Shane Vyskocil, REMI (slides)
[Slides]Incentivized Economic Development Program Review: Best Practices – Chris Judson & Shane Vyskocil, REMI
Incentivized Economic Development Program Review: Best Practices – Chris Judson & Shane Vyskocil, REMI (recording)
[Recording]Incentivized Economic Development Program Review: Best Practices – Chris Judson & Shane Vyskocil, REMI
Incentivized Economic Development Program Review: Best Practices
This upcoming webinar, “Incentivized Economic Development Program Review – Best Practices,” on Wednesday, September 4th will detail the current landscape for regional economic development, inclusion of equitable and sustainable growth strategies, and the capabilities of the REMI model.
Zoning, Housing, and Economic Growth in San Francisco – Ted Egan, Ph.D., City and County of San Francisco’s Office of the Controller (recording)
[Recording]Zoning, Housing, and Economic Growth in San Francisco – Ted Egan, Ph.D., City and County of San Francisco’s Office of the Controller
Zoning, Housing, and Economic Growth in San Francisco – Ted Egan, Ph.D., City and County of San Francisco’s Office of the Controller (slides)
[Slides]Zoning, Housing, and Economic Growth in San Francisco – Ted Egan, Ph.D., City and County of San Francisco’s Office of the Controller
Ted Egan – Zoning, Housing, and Economic Growth in San Francisco
Please feel free to join REMI for a guest webinar on Wednesday, August 28th from 2 to 3 p.m. (ET) that will be presented by Chief Economist Ted Egan, Ph.D. from the City and County of San Francisco’s Office of the Controller as he examines the intricate relationship between zoning, housing, and economic growth in his city.
The Economics of Universal Healthcare: Case Study of Vermont Public Options – Keith Waters, REMI (slides)
[Slides]The Economics of Universal Healthcare: Case Study of Vermont Public Options – Keith Waters, REMI
The Economics of Universal Healthcare: Case Study of Vermont Public Options – Keith Waters, REMI (recording)
[Recording]The Economics of Universal Healthcare: Case Study of Vermont Public Options – Keith Waters, REMI
The Economics of Universal Healthcare: Case Study of Vermont Public Options
Economist Keith Waters, Ph.D. will be presenting a REMI webinar on several of the options laid out in modern healthcare proposals that originated from Vermont’s Act 128 that is scheduled for Tuesday, August 27th from 2 to 3 p.m. (ET).
Energy Diplomacy: The Economic and Environmental Impacts of an Oil Shortage – Harry Walsh & Shane Vyskocil, REMI (slides)
[Slides]Energy Diplomacy: The Economic and Environmental Impacts of an Oil Shortage – Harry Walsh & Shane Vyskocil, REMI
Energy Diplomacy: The Economic and Environmental Impacts of an Oil Shortage – Harry Walsh & Shane Vyskocil, REMI (recording)
[Recording]Energy Diplomacy: The Economic and Environmental Impacts of an Oil Shortage – Harry Walsh & Shane Vyskocil, REMI
Energy Diplomacy: The Economic and Environmental Impacts of an Oil Shortage
Please feel free to join REMI for an upcoming webinar that economic associates Harry Walsh and Shane Vyskocil will be presenting on Wednesday, August 21st from 2 to 3 p.m. (ET) that demonstrates how dynamic economic modeling can be applied in the evaluation of energy impacts related to economic and fiscal resilience, in addition to sustainability, economic growth, and equity.
Fiscal Resiliency Using Tax-PI – Jacob Linger & Harry Walsh, REMI (slides)
[Slides]Fiscal Resiliency Using Tax-PI – Jacob Linger & Harry Walsh, REMI
Fiscal Resiliency Using Tax-PI – Jacob Linger & Harry Walsh, REMI (recording)
[Recording]Fiscal Resiliency Using Tax-PI – Jacob Linger & Harry Walsh, REMI
Fiscal Resiliency Using Tax-PI
Please feel free to join REMI for an upcoming webinar, “Fiscal Resiliency Using Tax-PI,” scheduled for Tuesday, August 20th from 2 to 3 p.m. (ET) that features economic associates Jacob Linger and Harry Walsh exploring the Tax-PI model’s ability to evaluate fiscal resiliency.
Modeling Amenity in REMI – Shah Dabirian, Ph.D. & Paul Stroik, Ph.D., South Coast Air Quality Management District (recording)
[Recording]Modeling Amenity in REMI – Shah Dabirian, Ph.D. & Paul Stroik, Ph.D., South Coast Air Quality Management District
Modeling Amenity in REMI – Shah Dabirian, Ph.D. & Paul Stroik, Ph.D., South Coast Air Quality Management District (slides)
[Slides]Modeling Amenity in REMI – Shah Dabirian, Ph.D. & Paul Stroik, Ph.D., South Coast Air Quality Management District
Shah Dabirian, Ph.D. & Paul Stroik, Ph.D. – Modeling Amenity in REMI
Shah Dabirian, Ph.D. & Paul Stroik, Ph.D. from the South Coast Air Quality Management District will join REMI for a guest webinar, “Modeling Amenity in REMI,” that details their use of REMI in evaluating the regional benefits of expected air quality improvements that will be held on Wednesday, August 7th.