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BCSEA Events
August 27, 2008 7-9pm
BCSEA Comox Valley
Chapter Meeting
Sustainability Centre (above Golden Carriage Restaurant),
5th St, Courtenay BC
Everyone welcome.
September 3, 2008 7pm
BCSEA Vancouver Chapter
AGM
Strathcona Room, Vancouver City Hall, 453 West 12th
Avenue, Vancouver BC
Agenda:
- Report of the Chair
- Report of the Treasurer
- Presentation of Accomplishments of the last Year
- Board Update
- Reports from Specific Projects and Committees :
- Climate Change Game
- Solar BC
- Monthly Meetings, Steering Committee, and Booth Events
- Business Engagement, Municipal Engagement, and Communication
Committees
- Next BCSEA public outreach event
- New Business
- Adjournment
For more information, please contact
Nicole Cook, Chapter Chair.
September 3-4, 2008 10-4pm
BCSEA Victoria Chapter
at UVic's Green Start Marketplace
Petch Fountain, UVic, Victoria BC
All UVic students, staff and faculty are invited to participate.
Key features of the Marketplace include:
- An exhibitor area where you can explore local businesses,
craftspeople and non-profit organizations who are working
to build a greener tomorrow with their sustainable products,
services and practices;
- Product giveaways from event sponsors, interactive product
and service demonstrations, and prizes from various exhibitors;
- Live entertainment featuring local musicians;
- VIKES Outdoor Recreation Resource Centre showcase featuring
equipment that can be rented for a wide variety of outdoor
pursuits including paddling, camping, volleyball and even
snow-shoeing!;
- Interactive demonstrations of some of the exciting programs
Vikes Recreation offers, including yoga and dance classes,
martial arts, intramurals and so much more!
The Victoria Chapter is looking for 8 - 10 people to help
man the BCSEA booth. If you are interested, please contact
Randyn at 250-818-2438.
For more information on Green Start, visit the website.
September 11, 7-9pm
BCSEA Okanagan Chapter
Meeting
Okanagan College, Kelowna Campus, S-103B, Kelowna BC
Everyone welcome.
September 15, 2008 7-9pm
BCSEA Victoria Chapter
Meeting
Burnside Gorge Community Centre, 471 Cecelia Rd. Victoria
BC
Topic: Urban Backyards to Viable Food-Producing Gardens
Paula and Martin Sobie from City Harvest convert space
in Victoria residents' backyards into lush, thriving gardens.
For this September's chapter meeting we are pleased to have
the Sobie's speak about their sustainable gardening practices,
the benefits of locally growing food, and the challenges
in locally producing food to build food security and reduce
our carbon footprint.
From City Harvest's website (www.cityharvest.ca):
"City Harvest is a business which uses urban space
in Victoria, BC—yards or vacant land—to produce
hand-tended, sustainably produced vegetables to market.
City Harvest is locally owned and operated by Paula Sobie
and Martin Scaia and it relies on SPIN-Farming methodology,
a proven organic-based growing technique that adapts commercial
farming
techniques to sub-acre land masses. S-mall P-lot IN-tensive
Farming can be used in rural or urban locations, yet it’s
greatest environmental and social benefits are realized
when it is practiced close to the population who will
consume the food (in the city). Some home owners rent
their yards to SPIN Farmers to transform them into beautiful
gardens, however most opt to receive some of the harvest
bounty as payment instead."
September 17, 2008 6-8pm
BCSEA West Kootenay
Chapter Meeting
Rm L-15, Selkirk College, Castlegar BC
Everyone welcome.
September 18, 2008 6:30-8:30pm
BCSEA Central
Interior Chapter Meeting
Northern Interior Health Unit Auditorium, 1444 Edmonton
St., Prince George BC
Everyone welcome.
September 20, 2008 7pm
BCSEA Okanagan Chapter
presents Climate Change: Roadmap for a Sustainable Future
in the Central Okanagan
Okanagan College, Kelowna Campus, S-103B, Kelowna BC
The Academy Award winning documentary "An Inconvenient
Truth" has educated millions of people about the impacts
of climate change. In April 2008, Angela Reid was one of
250 Canadians personally trained by Nobel Laureate and Former
Vice President Al Gore, to deliver The Climate Project,
an updated version of the slideshow from “An Inconvenient
Truth.” This presentation is specifically tailored
towards Canadian issues, with a special focus on opportunities
and solutions for the Central Okanagan
Angela Reid is the President of Tigress Ventures Inc.,
a company dedicated to creating and nurturing green businesses
that promote environmental sustainability, social progress
and economic success. Tigress Ventures’ companies,
partnerships and projects focus on renewable energy and
sustainability coaching for business. Angela’s ultimate
goal is to reorient established sectors to catalyze innovations
that lead to short and long term costs savings, strong local
economies in thriving communities, and tiny environmental
footprints.
Angela sits on the Board of Directors for the Okanagan
Environmental Industry Alliance and is active as a member
of the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce Economic Sustainability
Committee, and the Steering Committee for the Coalition
for a Genetically Engineered (GE) Free BC. Politically,
Angela shows her true colors and has run in two provincial
and two federal elections, is currently a Deputy Leader
for the Green Party of BC, the CEO of the Kelowna Federal
Green Party, and served for three years on the Green Party
of Canada Federal Council.
September 24, 2008 7-9pm
BCSEA Comox Valley
Chapter Meeting
Sustainability Centre (above Golden Carriage Restaurant),
5th St, Courtenay BC
Everyone welcome.
October 25, 2008 2-3:30pm
BCSEA Okanagan Chapter
Kelowna All Candidates Forum
Okanagan College, Kelowna Campus, Room S104 (The Lecture
Theatre), Kelowna BC
Are you concerned about the future of your city? Are you
concerned about the rate of development in the City of Kelowna?
Come out on to hear Kelowna city mayoral and council candidates
speak on sustainable development, transportation, and food
supply issues within Kelowna.
This event is brought to you by the Okanagan chapter of
the British Columbia Sustainable Energy Association (BCSEA),
CASCADIA Green Building Council, and the Okanagan Greens
Society.
Sustainable Energy Events
2008
August - September
- October - November
- December
AUGUST 2008
August 25, 2008 5:30-7:30pm
Green Building 101 Workshop for Homes
Light House Sustainable Building Centre, 1575 Johnston
St., Vancouver BC
A two-hour, non-technical workshop for homeowners, apartment-dwellers
and anyone else interested in learning how to green their
home! Cost: $26 including a course workbook. Click
here for more information or to register.
August 27, 2008 9am-12pm
Living Building Leader E03: Load reduction
At your computer
The first step in designing for the Living Building goal
of net zero energy is load reduction. Starting with a discussion
of the energy efficiency hierarchy, this session will examine
who controls what aspects of building performance and offer
a characterization of internal building loads. The impact
of layout, floor plate, orientation and other factors related
to building configuration on energy load will also be examined.
Discussion of the energy impacts of solar gain, envelope/glazing,
infiltration and equipment will round out the exploration
of energy load reduction. Concepts such as peak shedding
and diversity in occupancy will also be covered.
More
info...
SEPTEMBER 2008
September 6, 2008 2-4pm
Introduction to EcoHousing
Light House Sustainable Building Centre, 1575 Johnston
St., Vancouver BC
Susan McFee will discuss this unique lifestyle, including
why people choose EcoHousing (green building is one aspect)
and who EcoHousing is suited for. She will also introduce
a range of EcoHousing resources and end with a Q&A session.
Click
here for more information. Please RSVP to info@sustainablebuildingcentre.com.
This is a free event but a donation of $2-$5 is suggested.
September 7 - 26, 2008
The 2008 Local Food Festival
Victoria, BC
Common Energy is developing the first annual 2008 Victoria
Local Food Festival for this September. The festival is
a new approach to food issues in our community that will
combine the strengths of over twenty local groups for a
three-week long program. The festival program will integrate
the collective knowledge of our partners to raise awareness
of local foods, and create lasting food habits in a fun,
inclusive, and positive manner, while joining members of
our community together through the commonality of food.
The festival will highlight the local farming crisis, our
precarious food security, and the lost arts of food preservation
and seasonal local cuisine.
For more information, visit www.commonenergy.org.
September 8, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
Council Chambers, Town of View Royal, 45 View Royal
Avenue, Victoria BC
The purpose of the Seminars is to provide technical
and regulatory information to building code enforcers, architects
and designers, engineers, builders and others on the new
green provisions in the BC Building Code. A new Part 10
has been added to the BC Building Code that includes new
energy and water efficiency objectives. These new provisions
will come into force on September 5th, 2008 in British Columbia.
The seminars will be presented in afternoon sessions running
from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm in ten locations across the Province.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 8-10, 2008
Green Building Finance & Investment Forum
The Coleman Center, New York, NY
The premium real estate market is going green—don’t
miss your chance to participate. Come to the only forum
where leading developers and investors come together to
profit from green buildings and green retrofits of existing
real estate portfolios.
- Hear thought leaders debate the financial and investment
implications of the latest, most comprehensive statistics
on both new LEED construction and retrofits
- Improve asset performance by learning about emerging
best practices for greening existing building portfolios,
including real-world case studies
- Be prepared for changing tenant demands with the help
of “green leases”
- Position your company for new developments beyond LEED:
net zero/ intelligent buildings, holistic cost/benefit
analysis, quantifying social and environmental values
- Network and facilitate new business with progressive
capital sources
For more information, visit the conference website.
September 9, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
The Lounge, Beban Park Complex, 2300 Bowen Road, Nanaimo
BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 10, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
Council Chambers, City of Kelowna, 1435 Water Street, Kelowna
BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 10, 2008 7-8pm
Collaboration and Change: The Pathway to a Living Future
Laurel Packinghouse, 1304 Ellis St. Studio 2, Kelowna,
BC
Jason McLennan, author and CEO of Cascadia Region Green
Building Council, explores the growing need for the green
industry to make transformative rather than incremental
progress and the role that each of us can play in transforming
our careers and personal effectiveness.
More
info...
September 11, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
Interior Savings Centre, 300 Lorne Street, Kamloops BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 11-13, 2008
2008 Food Security Gathering
Sorrento, BC
Theme: Food without Fossil Fuels- Re-establishing Local
Cooperation and Interdependence
For more information, visit www.fooddemocracy.org.
September 15-16, 2008
2008 Canadian Decentralized Energy Conference
Calgary Telus Convention Centre, Calgary AB
Canada's energy industry is transitioning into a balanced
supply mix of centralized and decentralized energy (DE).
DE is energy generation at or near the point of use, irrespective
of size, technology or fuel used - both off-grid and on-grid.
DE brings improved efficiency through reduced line losses
and thermal efficiency gains. However, to reach its maximum
potential, the DE industry must be supported by up-to-date
energy management solutions. Energy policy and regulation
along with grid integration are two primary areas of concern.
They affect all industry stakeholders and several aspects
of the value chain (i.e., utilities, independent power producers,
governments, regulators, manufacturers, housing industry).
For information and regstration please visit the conference
website.
September 15-17, 2008
1st Alternative Energy Sources & Technologies Conference
& Exhibition
Hynes Convention Center, Boston MA
Alternative Energy Sources & Technology will showcase
the leading technologies that will reduce our dependency
on Oil and other finite and environmentally damaging energy
sources. Attendees will come to the Conference from Government,
Utilities, Consultants, Law Firms, Venture Capitalists,
Trade Associations, City Planners, Architects, Corporate
End-users, Engineers, Insurance Companies, Universities,
and so much more.
The Exhibition will feature renewable energy products and
services companies. All sectors of the Energy Industry will
be equally represented. This will include Solar, Wind, Electric,
Hydrogen, Hydrothermal, Waste-to-Energy, and even energy
sources in use today that have undergone substantial innovation.
For more details, see the online
flyer. To speak, sponsor, attend, or exhibit, please
contact the Alternative Energy Group at info@cardellexpo.com.
September 16, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
Matsqui Centennial Auditorium, 32315 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford
BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 18, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
City of Burnaby, 4949 Canada Way, Burnaby BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 18, 2008 5-8pm
Green Drinks Salt Spring Island
Harbour House, Salt Spring Island BC
Join I-SEA (www.i-sea.org)
for talks about the environment, greening your business,
green building and more.
September 18-19, 2008
Community Energy Conference
North Vancouver BC
Interest in the success of North Vancouver's Lonsdale Energy
Corporation (LEC) has grown as rapidly as its service area.
This workshop, sponsored by the City of North Vancouver,
Lonsdale Energy Corporation, Bull Housser & Tupper,
Stantec and BC Hydro, will provide the first opportunity
for other government agencies, energy suppliers, consultants
and interested members of the public to discover how LEC
was conceived, how it was developed as a community energy
utility, and how it is now operating and expanding.
Presentations, workshops and panel discussions will be
used to describe how this award winning corporation was
brought into being and how it plans to diversify and expand.
The workshop includes a tour of LEC locations to view the
technology in operation.
For further information please click
here.
September 19, 2008 8am-4pm
LEED Canada for New Construction Technical Review
The Westin Bayshore, 1601 Bayshore Dr. Vancouver BC
LEED-NC recognizes buildings that incorporate design, construction
and operational practices that combine healthy, high quality
and high-performance systems and materials with reduced
environmental impacts. Understanding LEED-NC is an important
step towards reducing environmental impacts and achieving
superior economic performance in buildings. This intensive,
one-day workshop provides a technical overview of the LEED
Canada-NC 1.0.
More
info...
September 19, 2008 8:30am-4pm
2008 Conservation Connection Forum
Burnside Gorge Community Centre, 471 Cecelia Road, Victoria
BC
The Conservation Connection Forum facilitates co-operation
and communication among the many organizations working on
environmental stewardship and conservation projects in the
Capital Region. This 8th annual event provides opportunities
for in-depth interaction with people working on similar
issues in your community. Learn from each other, forge new
partnerships, strategize together, and celebrate our successes.
For more information contact Habitat Acquisition Trust
at (250) 995-2428 or email: hatmail@hat.bc.ca.
Registration forms available on-line at www.hat.bc.ca.
September 23, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
Conference Room, City of Prince George, 1100 Patricia Blvd,
Prince George BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 24, 2008
2nd Annual Sustainability Festival
SFU, Burnaby Mountain, Burnaby BC
Build, Celebrate and Inspire! The festival features a diverse
range of sustainable leaders in:
- Renewable Energy
- Food Sustainability
- Green Consumer Products
- Alternative Energy
- Sustainable Fashion
- Technological Innovation
- Ecology and Environmental Conservation
- Community Development
Last year's event was a huge success and we're looking
forward to making it even bigger and better this year!
For more information, visit www.susfest.ca
September 24, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
Room M2004, City of Richmond, 6911 No. 3 Road, Richmond
BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 24, 2008 7-8pm
Collaboration and Change: The Pathway to a Living Future
Room 216, Young Building, Camosun College, 3100 Foul
Bay Rd., Victoria BC
Jason McLennan, author and CEO of Cascadia Region Green
Building Council, explores the growing need for the green
industry to make transformative rather than incremental
progress and the role that each of us can play in transforming
our careers and personal effectiveness.
More
info...
September 25, 2008 8am-4pm
LEED Canada for Commercial Interiors
Lake Okanagan Resort, 2751 Westside Road, Kelowna BC
LEED® Canada-CI for Commercial Interiors (LEEDCI) is
a comprehensive, voluntary, market-driven green building
rating system for commercial interiors. LEED-CI is an interior
design tool used to minimize environmental impacts and maximize
occupant comfort and performance of tenant spaces. This
full-day training session will address the basic principles
of sustainability as they relate to tenant improvement projects
and present the definitive standard for what constitutes
a green interior.
More
info...
September 25, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
Council Chambers, City of North Vancouver, 141 West 14th
Street, North Vancouver BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
September 25, 2008 7-8pm
Transformational Lecture Series: Dennis Wilde, Gerding
Edlen Development
Fletcher Challenge Theatre, SFU, 515 West Hastings St.
Vancouver BC
Topic: Creating sustainable and inspiring places to work,
live and learn.
Dennis Wilde is a Principal at Gerding Edlen, a progressive
commercial real estate development services firm. Gerding
Edlen in 2007 became the first development company to aim
for the Living Building level in several of its new developments.
Gerding Edlen has further committed to having all of its
projects produce more energy than they consume and consume
more waste than they produce by 2012.
More
info...
September 25-28, 2008
Green Skyline BC
Vancouver, Victoria and Kelowna BC
The purpose of this tour is to give an introduction to
green commercial buildings and homes. The audience is British
Columbia's design, construction and real estate industries
as well as the general public. On the tours, whether you
are an industry insider or a member of the general public,
you will find out what features are “green,” what
the costs and benefits are of green building, and how you
can incorporate such features into your next home or future
project.
Purchasing a ticket gives you access to all of the Green
Skyline tours throughout British Columbia for September
25-28, 2008.
September 30, 2008 1-5pm
Greening the Building Code Seminar
The Prestige Lakeside Resort & Hotel, 701 Lakeside Drive,
Nelson BC
See September 8th listing for details.
Click
here for more information and to register.
OCTOBER 2008
October 2-3, 2008
Banff Venture Forum 2008
Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta
The Banff Venture Forum showcases the highest potential
early and growth stage technology companies, provides insight
into key industry issues, offers premium networking opportunities
and provides the chance to learn from world-class investment
professionals. Approximately 40 technology companies will
be featured across three streams: Information Technology,
Energy Technology and Life Sciences Technology.
For more information contact Nicola Burdeniuk, Associate
Executive Director, at Nicola@criticalpathgroup.com
or 403-267-2409. Visit
www.banffventureforum.com to register.
October 4-5, 2008
More Power to You
SFU Harbour Centre, Vancouver BC
On Saturday, October 4th and Sunday, October 5th BC Citizens
for Public Power will host a gathering of concerned British
Columbians - from activists to academics, environmentalists
to energy experts, as well as filmmakers, First Nations
leaders and other public power devotees. More Power to You
is a conference for community and environmental activists
organizing to protect public power in British Columbia.
The conference will feature numerous presentations, panel
discussions, and workshops that promise to deepen both our
knowledge and our resolve to protect public power in BC.
For more information, please visit www.citizensforpublicpower.ca.
October 16, 2008
CanSIA SDHW Installer Workshop (a pre-conference workshop
of the Kootenay Energy Conference)
Selkirk College, Castlegar BC
This course will provide the skills that are required to
install solar domestic hot water systems and is a requirement
for the CanSIA Canadian Solar Domestic Hot Water System
Installer Certification program.
Please note, you do not have to be an experienced installer
or a licensed plumber to participate in this workshop. However,
in order to become a CanSIA SDHW Installer you will require
installation experience. For inexperienced installers wishing
to take this course you are permitted to fulfill the experience
requirements at a later time. To learn more about the full
requirements of the Canadian Solar Domestic Hot Water Installer
System Certification program please click
here.
The exam (optional) that follows the workshop is eligible
for the Canadian SDHW Installer System Certification requirements.
However, if you intend to take the exam be sure to register
for the exam.
For further information and to register visit the Kootenay
Association for Science & Technology (KAST) at www.kast.com
or contact info@kast.com.
October 17-18, 2008
Kootenay Energy Conference
Castlegar, BC
The Practice of Sustainability: Problem Shift-Advantage.
Inspiring our region to continue being proactive about our
energy needs...
For more info: www.kast.com
October 19-22, 2008
CanWEA 2008: Fast Forward to Wind
Vancouver Convention Centre, Vancouver BC
Want to be a part of the fast growing, fast paced wind
industry?
Then CanWEA's Fast Forward to Wind Conference is where you
need to be this fall.
With more than 200 exhibitors and 2,000 participants, Fast
Forward to Wind represents the premier gathering of industry
experts and advocates from Canada, the U.S. and Europe.
The 24th Annual Conference and TradeShow of the Canadian
Wind Energy Association features valuable educational and
networking sessions, and provides the platform for those
involved in the industry to promote the infinite possibilities
for wind energy today and into the future. Don't miss Canada's
largest renewable energy event.
More more info, see the conference
website.
October 19-22, 2008
Gender in Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction
Dusit Hotel, Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Women and environment experts have raised concern over
the absence of women in the discourse and debate on climate
change and disaster risk reduction, both of which are global
mainstream issues that are currently impacting the entire
world. The current imperative is for women to understand
the phenomenon of climate change and disaster risk reduction
and their impacts and implications at the individual, household,
community and national levels.
Invited to this congress are parliamentarians, decision
- makers in national governments, environment organizations,
youth leaders and media practitioners, funding/ donor agencies/
organizations (Female and male participants are welcome.)
For more information visit the conference website.
October 22-24, 2008
The First International Trade Show for Renewable Energies
and Energy Saving in South America
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina has every thinkable climate, millions of hectares
of land, water, wind, sun… you name it and this country
has it all. What Argentina doesn’t have, is energy.
It has the “prime materials” and the political
will, but it needs technology, investments and entrepreneurs
who want to come to Argentina and do business now!
For more information: www.r-energy.info/en/
October 27-28, 2008
CERI 2008 Electricity Conference
Calgary Telus Convention Centre, Calgary AB
The era of carbon regulation has arrived. The US Supreme
Court, in April 2007 ruled that the US Environmental Protection
Agency must regulate CO2 unless they can show it does not
contribute to global warming. Governments at Federal and
Provincial/State levels have recently passed legislation
regulating CO2 production. Even more challenging to business
is that regulations and policies can overlap and vary significantly
across North America. What does it mean for the Power sector?
For more info, please visit the conference website.
October 29-31, 2008
Coast Waste Management Association 2008 Conference:
Why Waste Energy?
Crown Isle Resort, Courtenay BC
The Coast Waste Management Association (CWMA), are pleased
to be hosting this event which will bring together waste
and recycling professionals from the Island, Central and
Sunshine Coasts. CWMA is a non-profit industry association
that facilitates communication and provides networking and
educational opportunities for members to assist them in
meeting the challenges and opportunities of recycling and
waste management in our region.
For more information, please visit http://cwma.bc.ca/events/2008/conference.htm.
NOVEMBER 2008
November 3-7, 2008
Klima 2008 / Climate 2008
Online
"Klima 2008/ Climate 2008" is the world's first
research conference on climate issues to be held on the
internet and will take place in cooperation with IPCC, European
Environment Agency, European Space Agency, UN Environment
Programme and others. Over one million delegates will take
part in it. As part of the conference, there is one section
titled "Climate Projects from Around the World"
where organisations undertaking climate projects may enter
their activities, as well as the section "Climate Change
Studies Library" where a set of reports and documents
on climate change may be downloaded. Interested people/organisations
are kindly invited to enter their projects/reports in the
database which will be subject to a quality check. Further
details are available at the website.
November 17-18, 2008
3rd National GeoExchange Business & Policy Forum
Fairmont Royal York, Toronto ON
For information, please visit the website.
DECEMBER 2008
December 8-9, 2008
Canadian Solar Industries Association Conference
Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto, ON
Following the success of the 2007 annual conference CanSIA
is happy to announce that next year’s conference will
take place at the Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto, ON
.
This great venue will enable CanSIA the capacity to develop
an even greater annual conference in 2008. The Westin Harbour
Castle in Toronto, ON will create more opportunities for
trade show participation thus enabling solar vendors and
organizations to build better and stronger relationships
with a greater number of delegates and potential clients.
Stay Tuned – CanSIA expects to have Booth Rates and
a Sponsorship Package available in January 2008. You and
your organization will not want to miss this opportunity!
If you have questions please contact CanSIA at info@cansia.ca
FEBRUARY 2009
Energy & Environment 2009
Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, Bengaluru,
India
With the rapid growth of the Indian Economy, there is need
to augment the energy supply capacity keeping in mind the
security of environment. India currently ranks as the world’s
eleventh greatest energy producer and sixth greatest energy
consumer. With this background, the Energy and Environment
exhibition is being organized to serve as a catalyst for
the development of a sustainable and competitive energy
sector in the country.
For more info, please contact Vaibhav Goel at vaibhav.goel@ciionline.org.
MAY 2009
May 18-20, 2009
Alternative Energy and Building Efficiency '09
Hynes Convention Center, Boston, MA
We are bringing a very diverse group of attendees, which
will include developers, builders, architects, engineers,
facilities managers, project directors, energy directors,
etc. They will come from City Municipalities, Colleges &
Universities, Architect and Engineering firms, Developers,
Construction Companies, large Office Complexes, Factories
& Industrial Complexes, and so much more.
For more information, please visit the conference website.
May 31-June 3, 2009
Hydrogen + Fuel Cells 2009: International Conference
and Trade Show
Vancouver, BC
Scheduled to run from May 31st to June 3rd, this premier
event brings together global leaders in business, government,
and the scientific community, and will feature an extensive
trade show and exhibition showcasing the very latest in
hydrogen and fuel cell technology. HFC2009 will also feature
the first of BC Transit's 20 new hydrogen fuel cell buses
that will make up the largest fuel cell bus fleet in the
world.
For more information, please visit our website at www.hfc2009.com.
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