Energy Events Calendar Is Filling Fast for Fall 2007 (Energy Priorities)

It might be summer, but the energy event calendar is packed with interesting events. Renewables, smart grid, intelligent buildings and more, all between now and Thanksgiving. Here are our recommended top picks.

Denis Du Bois
August 01, 2007

Energy Policy
Renewable Energy in the Pacific Northwest
www.lawseminars.com
August 9-10, 2007
Seattle, WA - Sheraton
High-level speakers will address the present status and prognosis for federal and state policies, the next wave of technology that will make a difference, and necessary preconditions for increased investment in this sector.

Solar Energy
Northwest Solar Expo
www.nwsolarexpo.com
September 14-16, 2007
Portland, OR - Convention Center
100 workshops for homeowners, business owners, and professionals interested in clean energy solutions for their homes and buildings. Stay over a few days in Portland, there are many cool things to see and do.

Solar Power
www.solarpowerconference.com
September 24-27, 2007
Long Beach, CA - Convention Center
A huge business-to-business solar event organized by the Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).

Smart Grid
Autovation 2007
www.amra-intl.org/events
September 30 - October 3, 2007
Reno, NV - Sparks Convention Center
Produced by AMRA, a nonprofit association providing information about advanced metering and utility automation technologies.

Intelligent Buildings
BuilConn Europe
Amsterdam, October 2

Batimat
Paris, November 5.

Greenbuild
Chicago, November 7

Green Homebuilding
West Coast Green for residential builders
San Francisco, September 20-22, 2007

Clean Tech Investing
Cleantech Investing in the Pacific NW
www.stoel.com/cleantechinvesting
November 8, 2007
Seattle, WA, Westin Hotel
Speakers include former DOE official Dan Reicher of Google.org; the unabashed president of the American Council on Renewable Energy, Michael Eckhart; and the remarkably foresighted Nancy Floyd, founder of all-energy investment firm Nth Power.

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Nancy Floyd asked me whether my description of Mike Eckhart as "unabashed" was positive or negative.

Positive. If you want to hear genuine, unbridled enthusiasm for renewables, or the insightful and unvarnished opinions of energy policy from a long-time industry insider, you should not miss this rare Seattle opportunity to hear Mike speak.

Mike has admirably turned ACORE into a leading influencer in the renewable energy space, and he started long before most people had heard of global warming.

Posted by: Denis Du Bois | October 18, 2007 10:44 AM

Hi. This is really interesting post. Thank You! I have just subscribed to Your rss!

Best regards

Posted by: Forexman | May 24, 2008 10:34 PM