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| Nov 17 10:00 AM |
5 attended (est.) –
Clean Tech Open: 2009 Clean Tech Awards Gala November 17, 10:00 AM PT to 7:00 PM PT The culmination of the world’s largest clean technology business competition is our annual Awards Gala designed to showcase the boldest cleantech ideas, the most ambitious entrepreneurs and the brightest, most engaged investors, venture capitalists and prospective technology customers. This year's Gala will be our most spectacular event to date: Join us at the elegant Masonic Center in the heart of San Francisco for a Clean Technology Expo, displaying the most promising clean technology companies throughout the country and throughout the world. In the main auditorium, watch cutting edge technology pitches and demonstrations from clean technology entrepreneurs. Audience members are invited to participate by voting for the "Peoples' Choice Award" of their favorite companies and technologies. Finally, enjoy the high caliber keynote speakers and celebrate with us as we announce the 2009 National Cleantech Open Grand Prize Winner and present the $250,000 prize package. Location: The Masonic Center Program: Tentative Schedule: |
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5 Yes |
| Nov 2 5:30 PM |
7 attended (est.) – No rating yet FountainBlue's Clean Energy Forum: "Financing Clean Energy Solutions" Registration: Please pre-register by noon on 10/30 using the PayPal link at http://www.svcleanen Panelist from the City of San Jose, to be confirmed FountainBlue's Clean Energy Forum: "Financing Clean Energy Solutions" |
The Tech Museum of Innovation
San Jose, CA, 95113 |
7 Yes |
| Oct 8 6:30 PM |
6 attended (est.) –
Solar Cells at the Cusp Event Link & Registration: ******************** Solar Cells at the Cusp Richard Swanson, Ph.D., Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, SunPower After 55 years of development, photovoltaic electric generation is at a historic moment as it transitions from a niche technology to a significant source of clean, carbon-free energy. Swanson discusses the promise of photovoltaic solar energy, policy issues needed to meet this promise, and how the industry is addressing these challenges. MLF: Science & Technology Event Link & Registration: |
Silicon Valley Bank
Santa Clara, CA, 95054 |
6 Yes |
| Jul 21 5:30 PM |
8 attended (est.) –
Please use this link to register for this event: http://www.cleantech July 21, 2009 from 5:30pm to 8:30pm While renewable energy generation remains an exciting initiative, private funding has been harder to come by in the last year. How can renewable energy entrepreneurs, companies, and customers adapt to these times, reduce capital intensity, and still succeed? This area has enormous potential to get to grid parity and can lead to job creation; the challenge is lasting through the Valley of Death. Our panel explores the regulatory, technology, investing, and utility efforts and challenges involved in renewable energy, providing fresh new perspectives. The evening will also include a showcase of utility, alumni, contestant, and sustainability booths, along with plenty of networking opportunities. Click here to RSVP. This venue has limited space, so sign up today! Autodesk If you wish to find a carpool to this event, click here. Program: Presenters: Introduction Keynote Panel Please use this link to register for this event: http://www.cleantech |
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8 Yes |
| May 27 6:30 PM |
11 attended (est.) –
Register FREE online using this weblink (not MeetUp): http://www.swissnexs Clean Tech Companies in Growth Mode: Challenges, Opportunities and the Competitive Landscape in a Global Marketplace What must clean tech companies look for when thinking of financing and implementation of technology? Why is it critical to look beyond our borders? What differentiates entrepreneurship in clean technology? Please join us for a discussion with our accomplished panel of industry experts: Andres Wydler, Clean Tech Entrepreneur What: Panel Discussion, hors d’oeuvres, networking When: Wednesday, May 27th 7PM - 8PM panel discussion with doors open at 6.30PM Where: Swissnex Building, 730 Montgomery Street, SF, CA 94111 |
Swissnex-Consulate General of Switzerland
San Francisco, CA, 94111 |
9 Yes |
| May 12 8:00 AM |
1 attended (est.) – No rating yet Please Register online with SDForum using the following link: http://www.sdforum.o SDForum, in conjunction with Astia, is launching the fourth year of the Clean Tech Breakfast Series. In a country where over $59 billion was spent in the first half of 2008 alone on carbon credits, the push to decrease carbon usage is growing. What are the up and coming technologies for tracking carbon footprints and carbon credit trading? Where’s the growth and how will legislation impact this burgeoning sector? Agenda: 8:00am: Registration and breakfast Price: Members:$20, Non-Members:$30, Platinum Pass:$0 Location: Please Register online with SDForum using the following link: http://www.sdforum.o |
Nixon Peabody
San Francisco, CA, 94111 |
1 Yes |
| May 7 6:00 PM |
5 attended (est.) – No rating yet Register for this event on the SDForum website: SDForum is delighted to announce its evening series on, Non-Traditional Funding Sources. Clean technology has been the sweet spot for venture investments over the past couple of years, but will it continue to grow at a rapid pace? How will the economy impact the venture landscape in 2009? What are the alternative means of funding? Gain insight from a panel well-versed in non-traditional capital. Agenda: 6:00pm-6:30pm: Registration, Networking, Cocktails 6:45pm-7:00pm: Introductions 7:00pm-8:00pm: Panel Discussion: Non-Traditional Funding Sources Quentin Falconer, Silicon Valley Bank 8:00pm-8:30pm: Networking 8:30pm-9:00pm: Closing Remarks |
Orrick
Menlo Park, CA, 94025 |
5 Yes |
| May 4 5:30 PM |
3 attended (est.) – No rating yet Please use this link for Registration: http://www.acteva.co Please use this link for Registration: http://www.acteva.co |
Silicon Valley Bank
Santa Clara, CA, 95054 |
3 Yes |
| Apr 29 6:00 PM |
1 attended (est.) – No rating yet To register for this event please use the following link (not MeetUp): The US-China Green Energy Council’s Smart Grid Steering Committee is pleased to announce its Smart Grid Seminar Series. What is “Smart Grid”? Smart Grid is the platform integrating electric cars, smart meters, zero-net buildings, renewable energy (like wind and solar), and many more. It is the key to energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. In recognition of the importance of Smart Grid, the United States Energy Secretary, Steven Chu, has placed Smart Grid at the top of the Department of Energy’s priorities. China has also recognized the importance of Smart Grid. China’s more unified system for regulating energy perhaps renders China a more favorable testing ground for Smart Grid – one of the many questions the Smart Grid Seminar Series will endeavor to answer. The UCGEC Seminar Series will build on the recent success of the two Smart Grid panels from the UCGEC’s 2008 Beijing Conference. The Smart Grid Seminar Series will utilize the collective talents of many Smart Grid experts, including UCGEC President Bob Larson (former IEEE President), to explain what “Smart Grid” means, the benefits to be derived, and the challenges facing its implementation. The UCGEC Smart Grid Seminar Series will differ from other similar seminars in that the UCGEC Seminars will be result-oriented, data-driven and based on industry and business expertise. The first seminar will provide an introductory overview of Smart Grid. Subsequent seminars will address the different perspectives of technical, business, and investment issues and opportunities surrounding Smart Grid. To register for this event please use the following link (not MeetUp): |
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
Palo Alto, CA, |
1 Yes |
| Apr 16 6:00 PM |
5 attended (est.) – No rating yet Register for this event on SVASE website: http://www.svase.org For answers to these questions and more, come hear our distinguished panel explore these and other topics on the future for Solar power. The Panel: Dr. Paul Basore, Managing Director, REC (Renewable Energy Corporation ASA) Adam Browning, Executive Director, The Vote Solar Initiative Chris Eberspacher, Chief Technology Officer, Technology Development, Solar Business Group, Applied Materials, Inc. Alian Harrus, Partner, Crosslink Capital Moderator: |
Cooley Godward Kronich LLP Silicon Valley Offices
Palo Alto, CA, 94304 |
5 Yes |
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