2019 Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance Conference
Georgia Tech Global Learning Center 84 5th Street NW, Atlanta, GAIn 2019, the SEEA Conference will focus on the dynamic, interconnected roles played by policy, transportation and technology in the region’s energy future. As the paths of each of these disciplines overlap and merge, we anticipate new jobs (and categories of jobs), new businesses and the potential for robust economic growth across the Southeast. Synergies […]
Duke University Energy Week Conference
Duke University Durham, NCThe 4th annual Energy Week at Duke (Nov. 4 - 7, 2019) will engage professionals, students, and faculty in an event series exploring emerging trends in the energy sector. Find NCSEA at various events throughout the week including the SPARK Career Event on November 5 and the “Change My Mind” event on November 7.
Energy Summit
Sheraton Imperial Hotel & Convention Center 4700 Emperor Boulevard, Durham, NCNorth Carolina is a leader among Southeastern states in energy generation capacity, but what is the industry’s trajectory as we look towards the future? Join state and local experts for an event that brings you up to speed on industry advancements and best practices guaranteed to improve your bottom line.
Duke University Energy Conference
The Duke University Energy Conference (DUEC) is an annual student-led event aimed at bringing together thought leaders in the industry, government, and academia to fuel independent analysis on energy markets, trends, policies, and technologies. https://www.energyweekatduke.org/
South Carolina Clean Energy Conference
Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina 1014 Greene St, Columbia, SCDriving Economic Growth Through Clean Energy, November 7 Changes in SC's Energy Landscape in the Year Ahead, November 8 The 2019 SC Clean Energy Conference is an opportunity to: • get up to speed on the business of South Carolina clean energy through general session panel discussions steered by leading influencers and energy experts; • accelerate […]
“Our Clean Energy Future: Opportunities for Energy Management & Efficiency”
McKimmon Conference and Training Center, NC State University 1101 Gorman Street, Raleigh, NCJoin us at the E4 Carolinas, Inc. 2019 Innovation & Capital Conference Series "Our Clean Energy Future: Opportunities for Energy Management & Efficiency" event this Wednesday, Nov. 20 at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh! This conference features academic experts and industry executives who will address emerging trends in energy efficiency, transportation electrification and smart cities. Learn […]
Make-A-Thon
Make-A-Thon is a three-day challenge January 24-26 where NC State University student teams research, design, prototype and build a new solution that addresses a sustainability challenge. On the last day, community and industry sustainability experts evaluate solutions and award nearly $5,000 in prizes to the top teams in each category, as well as a grand prize to […]
2020 UNC Clean Tech Summit
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 100 Friday Center Dr., Chapel Hill, NC“Innovating to a Clean Economy” The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will host the seventh annual UNC Clean Tech Summit on Thursday, February 20, 2020 – Friday, February 21, 2020 at UNC’s Friday Center. The event convenes more than 1,000 students, business professionals, international speakers, policy members, and academics for two days of […]
Renewable Energy Development, Grid Modernization, and Distributed Generation Conference
Golda Meir Library 2311 E Hartford Ave, Milwaukee, WIThis will be the third event of out “What is Wisconsin’s Energy Strategy?” series looking at renewable energy production in Wisconsin. This conference will focus in on what roles innovation and grid modernization play in renewable energy development at a national level and how these affect Wisconsin. The event will also examine economic and regulatory […]
EUCI Time of Use (TOU) and Residential Demand Charges Conference
Marriott Kansas City Downtown 200 W 12th St, Kansas City, MORapid changes in the electric utility industry continue to drive utilities to propose new ways of collecting revenues from residential customers. Among these changes are flat or declining electric sales, increased penetration of advanced metering infrastructure, EV adoption and growing numbers of residential customers with rooftop solar. As a result, equity arguments arise because regardless […]