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Alternative Energy Congress
Identifying Viable Financial Opportunities, Enhancing Operations & Product Development, and Implementing New Technologies
October 18-20, 2010 • Las Vegas, NV
www.altenergy2009.comHow will the market for alternative energy change in the short-term, as well as the long-term? What will be the best investment strategies? How will innovative progress define the market? Who will emerge as the leaders within this industry?
Alternative energy has been at the forefront of the national, as well as global, economic and political agendas. The new administration has proposed several enhancements to the current alternative energy program – it will pave the way for millions of new jobs and growth at an unprecedented rate. This is indeed a prime market for both investors and alternative energy companies.
While alternative energy is the answer to providing scalable energy that is cheap, available in abundance and has minimal environmental implications, it is nevertheless still growing and facing constant challenges within the market.
The Alternative Energy Congress will feature four key focal points that are pertinent to a successful business strategy within alternative energy: 1) financial opportunities within the market; 2) enhancement of marketing strategies and product development; 3) operational and design improvement strategies; and 4) implementation of new technologies. The final day will have an individualized focus on some key components of alternative energy – such as solar, wind, nuclear and biofuels.
- Who Should Attend
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Intended Audience
From Energy Companies:Chief Executive Officers, Chief Financial Officers, Chief Information Officers, Chief Technology Officers, Chief Operations Officers
Presidents, Vice Presidents, Directors and Managers of:
Alternative Energy Finance Technology Operations Product Development Marketing Research & Development Renewable Energy Solar/Wind/Biofuels/Nuclear/Hydropower Business Development
Also, other Senior-Level Executives involved in Alternative Energy including:Developers Senior Project Financiers Private Equity Partners Venture Capitalists Entrepreneurs Fund Managers Investors Commercial Bankers Asset Managers Attorneys Federal and State Regulators Power Producers Technology Companies Consultants Researchers Utility Executives Brand Development Firms Engineers - Conference Day 1
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Preliminary Agenda (Please check back for updates)
Day One
Monday, October 18, 20107:15Conference Registration & Morning Breakfast 8:00Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 8:15KEYNOTE DAY ONE: What Impact will the Current Political Environment have on the Long-Term and Short-Term Strategies for Alternative Energy?A: Staying Ahead of the Curve: Enhancing Marketing & Product Development 9:00Developing a Product Portfolio that Effectively Responds to Consumer Demand and Provides Alternative Energy as a Viable Option 9:45Identifying Renewable, Low-Carbon Technologies that are Scalable, Firm, Dispatchable and Commercially Viable 10:30Networking Break and Refreshments 11:00Optimizing the Innovation-to-Commercialization Process for Alternative Energy 11:45Understanding the Importance of Brand Development for Alternative Energy Companies 12:30Luncheon for Speakers and Delegates B: Operational & Design Improvement Strategies 1:30Developing an Operational & Design Strategy that is Cost-Effective and Appealing to Potential Investors 2:15Building Effective Partnerships between Large Corporations and Startups for Alternative Energy 3:00Networking Break and Refreshments 3:30Understanding and Complying with Regulatory Challenges facing Alternative Energy Companies 4:15Optimizing the Distribution of Alternative Energy and Understanding its Challenges 5:00End of Day One - Conference Day 2
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Preliminary Agenda (Please check back for updates)
Day Two
Tuesday, October 19, 20107:15Morning Breakfast 8:00Chairperson’s Recap of Day One 8:15KEYNOTE DAY TWO: Reducing America’s Dependence on Foreign Oil & Developing Energy Efficient TechnologiesC: Investing in Alternative Energy: Financial Opportunities within the Market 9:00Identifying Alternative Energy Sources and Opportunities that will Generate Optimal Returns for Both Companies and Investors 9:45Developing a Forward-Thinking Financial Strategy in Response to Current Economic Challenges Surrounding Alternative Energies 10:30Networking Break and Refreshments 11:00Establishing a Viable Strategy Focused on Private Equity and Venture Capital Financing for Alternative Energy Projects 11:45Examining the Alternative Energy Investment Cycle and the Role of the Entrepreneur 12:30Luncheon for Speakers and Delegates D: Implementing New Technologies 1:30Identifying New Technologies that will Provide Cost-Effective Solutions and Positive Outcomes for Alternative Energy Companies 2:15Achieving Clean Coal Technology – Effectively Implementing Carbon Capture Sequestration (CCS) and Understanding its Challenges 3:00Networking Break and Refreshments 3:30Maximizing ROI by Leveraging Private Network Infrastructure for Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and Smart Grid Initiatives 4:15Meeting North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Change Control Requirements for HMI/SCADA and Control Systems 5:00End of Day Two - Conference Day 3
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Preliminary Agenda (Please check back for updates)
Day Three
Wednesday, October 20, 20107:15Morning Breakfast 8:00Chairperson’s Recap of Day Two 8:15KEYNOTE DAY THREE: What will be the Next Biggest Thing in Alternative Energy?9:00Solar Energy: Increasing Market Share by Adapting a Cost-Effective Approach to Implementing Utility-Scale Solar 9:45Networking Break and Refreshments 10:15Wind Power: Identifying Potential Markets, Raising Funds and Strategically Expanding 11:00Nuclear Power: Examining the Benefits of Nuclear as an Alternative Energy, and How to Safely Deploy it as an Energy Source 11:45Biofuels: Examining the Rate of Adaption and Customer Acceptance 12:30Conference Concludes - Venue and Pricing
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Register by08/20/10Register by09/17/10Register by10/18/10
$1495 $1795 $2095
Venue:
TBD - Las Vegas, NV - Supporting Partners
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