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PRESS RELEASE:
CLEAN ENERGY NOT JUST A BUZZWORD ANYMORE: 2007 CLEAN ENERGY CONFERENCE BRINGS GREENTECH MAINSTREAM
Showcasing latest technologies, creative entrepreneurs, leading CEOs, investment trends and the employers who power the industry
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This year's conference, the third annual event, brings together the latest technologies, leading CEOs, inventors and entrepreneurs who bring them to life, investment perspectives, and employers, all focused on accelerating the commercial success of their companies and the key issues facing the cleantech/greentech industry.
"It is no surprise that The Wall Street Journal recently wrote an article on children becoming the next major source of clean energy advocacy: cleantech and greentech is no longer an obscure discipline or a wild idea hatched in a lab," said Abigail Barrow of MTTC. "This sector is ready for prime time: there are innovative ideas becoming operational as we speak, and the mission of the Conference on Clean Energy aims to bring those stories to life and help them succeed through our two-day event.
Keynote speakers of this year's event include
The event showcases a wide range of technologies and companies through a series of panel discussions in three tracks: industry sector insights, investment opportunities, and academic perspectives. Specific panels include Solar, Wind, Biofuels, Hydrogen & Fuel Cells, and Efficiency and Demand Response. In addition, 18 new companies will present their plans to the audience. For more information on the conference, including speakers and panel tracks, click here.
The exhibit hall, expanded this year, will be open for the entire conference.
This year's concurrent job fair, sponsored by the Energy Special Interest Group (ESIG) at the MIT Enterprise Forum, boasts employers from various exhibitors, each seeking a range of talented individuals across all company functions. Read more about the CCE job fair.
"This year, a total of 50 companies are expected to exhibit at CCE, representing an increase of 56%," continued
Featured CCE 2007 exhibitor: Spire Corporation
Spire Solar, a unit of Spire Corporation, has been manufacturing solar energy equipment since 1980. Spire pioneered the solar manufacturing equipment industry and continues to be the number one choice of more than 90% of the photovoltaic module manufacturing companies around the world. Spire Solar is part of Spire Corporation, a diversified technology company providing innovative solar energy manufacturing equipment and solar systems, biomedical devices, and optoelectronic components. For more information, visit www.spirecorp.com.
About the Conference on Clean Energy
CCE focuses on accelerating the commercial interests of companies in the clean energy area. Now in its third year, the Conference on Clean Energy is a must-attend event designed to showcase developments occurring in the clean energy cluster. Attendees will find new investment opportunities, support for technology, and career opportunities. Led by the
The list of sponsors includes: Foley Hoag LLP; Massachusetts Technology Collaborative Renewable Energy Trust; Hamilton Brook Smith Reynolds; UK Trade & Investment; Classic Communications; Braemar Energy Ventures II; Flagship Ventures; SouthCoast Development Partnership; Silicon Valley Bank; Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.; Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP.
For more information on the event and MTTC, visit www.mattcenter.org.
