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7th Annual Sustainable Energy Conference
April 20-21, 2010

McKimmon Center
Raleigh, NC

 
 

 

SPONSORS

Leadership

Duke Energy Logo

Platinum

NCSU MAE Energy Management Program logo

Brady Train logo 

US Environmental Protection Agency logo

Parker Poe logo

Gold

Ameresco, Inc. logo

Biofuels Center of NC

ConEdison Solutions logo

Pepco Logo

Progress Energy

Silver

Acciona Logo

Dominion logo

General Electric Monogram

Iberdola Logo

North Carolina's Electric Cooperatives logo

Poyner Spruill, LLC logo

Southern Energy Management Logo

Southern States Energy Board logo

Bronze

BMI Logo

Eaton logo

ElectriCities Logo

NC Farm Bureau of North Carolina

FLS Energy Logo

Honeywell logo

NCSU IES logo

NC Sustainable Energy Association

The NEED Project logo

NORESCO Logo

Praxis Technology logo

PSNC logo

Reznick Group logo

Siemens Logo

Servidyne

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The 8th Annual Sustainable Energy Conference will take place
April 26-27, 2011
at the NC State University McKimmon Center.

Sustainability: Moving Beyond the Federal Stimulus

The 7th Annual Sustainable Energy Conference
sponsored by the North Carolina Energy Office

The 2010 conference drew 900 participants inlcuding exhibitors, sponsors and speakers who provided the most up to date information on the energy economy. Energy professionals, business leaders, policy shapers and key decision-makers gathered at this conference from across the state and the region.

Please visit these post-conference links for more information:

Speaker presentations, videos, and more

Sponsor and Exhibitor List

2010 Participant List

Gov. Bev Perdue has made expansion of the green energy economy a leading element of her economic development program as energy, conservation and environmental quality move from theoretical goals to concrete policies. Public and private sector spending on energy-related initiatives has never been greater and is anticipated to increase.

The federal Recovery Act is pumping an additional $247 million into energy-related spending in North Carolina. Those who attend the conference will hear from the top thinkers, policy makers and opinion shapers on energy issues -- from renewable energy and energy efficiency standards, emerging energy technologies, expansion of state and federal tax credits and uncertainty in the global energy markets.

The fast pace change in energy technology, combined with the challenging economic climate, make attending this conference the most effective way to stay fully informed on energy policy, technology, and opportunities.