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NASEO 2010 Annual Meeting

September 28 - October 1,2010
Sheraton Boston Hotel, Boston, MA

Join us in the "The Bay State" for NASEO's 2010 Annual Meeting on September 28-October 1, 2010, at the Sheraton Boston Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts.  While the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) continues to deliver unprecedented opportunities and challenges for the State and Territory Energy Offices and their partners, what lies beyond ARRA?  Also, as the Administration evolves in Washington, D.C., keeping up with the pace of change at the U.S. Department of Energy and other agencies is critical.

To prepare and inform conference attendees, NASEO has planned a full week of informative events, with the core conference agenda being complemented by ARRA and committee sessions, as well as site tours and in-depth tracks on topical issues.  The 2010 NASEO Annual Meeting will serve as an essential opportunity for SEO directors, staff, and interested stakeholders to hear the latest on innovative financing and project implementation, clean energy technologies, and links between energy, environment, and transportation priorities.

Session Highlights

  • ARRA: An Investment in America’s Clean Energy Future
  • Advancing Federal Energy Infrastructure Reliability and Security
  • Clean Energy Technology Advancement and Innovation
  • Residential Efficiency Beyond PACE and ARRA: Scale, Innovation, and Action
  • ARRA State Energy Program and Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Implementation
  • Commercial Buildings Consortium: Achieving a High Performing Building Stock
  • Benchmarking Public and Commercial Buildings: Establishing a Foundation and Examining Technological Tools
  • ISO 50001 – Industrial Efficiency Program Innovation
  • Successes and Lessons Learned from the ARRA Appliance Rebate Program
  • Biofuels Change: Rapid Innovation, Clean Air Policy, and Economic Development
  • Evolving Federal and State Roles in Energy and Environmental Policy

Prices

Before September 1

  Members Non-Members Students
Full Conference $495 $565 $350
Daily $250 $250 $150

On or After September 1

  Members Non-Members Students
Full Conference $565 $595 $400
Daily $275 $275 $200

Additional Information

Dress Code: Business Casual

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Conference on Renewables:

Wind, Solar, and Regulatory Developments in Massachusetts

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Boston Harbor Hotel (John Foster Salon, Mezzanine Level);

Rowes Wharf on Atlantic Avenue; Boston, MA 02110

 

Time:  4.00-4:30 pm: Arrival/Networking

4:30-5:30 pm:  Panel Presentation

5:30-   Q&A and Networking Reception.                  Sponsored by Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP

 

 

RSVP to Francesca Tuffy at FTuffy@dl.com.

 

Directions: 

For those taking the T, the hotel is on the Blue Line; the Aquarium “T” stop.

 

For driving directions, go to http://bhh-px.rtrk.com/map.htm.  Valet and self parking is available at the hotel.

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Green Light Distrikt (GLD) Boston hosts its third Cleantech Kingpins Speaker Series "Save the World or Beat China: How to Sell Cleantech Investment to the US?" on Thursday September 30th, 6pm - 7:30pm, at the NEXUS Green Building Resource Center

Under almost any metric, the US is falling behind in cleantech investment compared with European and Asian countries.

We're gathering a diverse group of Boston experts to answer three questions:

  1. What are you currently working on?
  2. From their perspective, why is this trend happening?
  3. From their perspective, what are (at least) 3 things we must do to reverse this trend?

 

Kingpins is a forum to highlight Boston's best cleantech innovators to share their stories, successes, challenges, and future insights with industry professionals, industry professionals and the community at large.

Kingpins is hosted by Green Light Distrkt (@greenldistrikt

NOTE: You must register to attend the event.

Only 80 seats exist.


Goal of Kingpins

   1) Provide young cleantech professionals the opportunity to connect with each other and learn from current experts

   2) Highlight Boston's most innovative cleantech organizations and professionals

   3) Share with the community and media what's happening on the front lines

 

Presenters


   Private Industry - Mitch Tyson - CEO and Founder - Advanced Electron Beams, Co-Founder - New England Clean Energy Council

   Government - Galen Nelson - Greentech Business Manager - Boston Redevelopment Authority

   Research - Steve Minnihan - Cleantech Research Associate - Lux Research

   Media - Martin LaMonica - Senior Greentech Writer - CNET News

   Communications/Lobbying - Jim Cabot - Senior Vice President - Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications

 

Schedule

   5:45 Registration     

   6pm Speaker Presentations

      6 - Mitch Tyson

      6:10 - Galen Nelson

      6:20 - Steven Minnihan

      6:30 - Jim Cabot

      7: 40 - Martin LaMonica

 

      7:00pm - Moderated Forum / Questions and Answers. 

       7:30 - We MUST leave NEXUS by 7:30. Heading over to The Good Life (a block away) to hang out.


We will be using the hashtag: #kingpins to discuss and share media (video, photos, audio, etc) about this event via twitter

When?

Thursday September 30th

6pm

Where?


NEXUS Green Building Resource Center

38 Chancy Street Boston, MA

7th Floor


Who should attend?

  • Young clean tech professionals in Boston looks to meet their peers
  • Current industry professionals interested in keeping up to date on local developments and connecting others with the industry
  • Influential bloggers, media interested in the clean tech industry

 

 

Media Partners

Interested in being a media sponspor? Please contact me

nexus boston

The Green Roundtable / NEXUS

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