Sustainable Energy

4th Question: What's your "Big Issue"?

Submitted by Frank Eaton on Mon, 11/19/2007 - 8:43am.


4th Annual NC Sustainable Energy Conference, today and tomorrow!

Submitted by Obidiah on Wed, 03/07/2007 - 11:13am.

The State Energy Office, which is seemingly always on the budget chopping block, is hosting the 4th Annual Sustainable Energy Conference in Raleigh today and tomorrow in Raleigh(Click here for more details). Featured speaker is Tom Daschle!

Below is the agenda. I hope some of y'all can attend!

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Energy, Environment, and Economy
North Carolina’s future depends on the decisions we make today on these important issues. Attend the fourth annual North Carolina Sustainable Energy Conference to learn how the three are connected and what you can do to ensure a sustainable future for our state.

Agenda
DAY ONE—March 7, 2007
UTILITY SAVINGS INITIATIVE HALF-DAY SESSIONS

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