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Hawaii Clean Energy Day Event
9AM - 4PM
University of Hawaii Manoa
Includes keynote speaker, panels, and exhibits on energy efficiency in Hawaii.
$25 General; $15 Student/Senior
Advance Registration Required, lunch included
Exhibits are free and open to the public. Hours: 12PM – 4:30PM
The goal of the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative (HCEI) is to dramatically increase the use of renewable energy and energy efficient technologies to meet 70% of Hawai‘i's energy demand for electricity and ground transportation by 2030. Increasing clean energy and efficiency will reduce Hawai‘i's reliance on imported oil—improving our economy and energy security—and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Keynote Address
The Opportunity of Our Lives: Bringing Clean Energy Home
Christine Ervin is a nationally respected leader and spokesperson on market-based strategies for green buildings, clean energy and climate change.
PANELS
Clean Energy for Hawaii – Moving Forward
Moderated by Jeff Mikulina, Blue Planet Foundation; with panelists Representative Hermina Morita; Ted Liu, DBEDT; Robbie Alm, Hawaiian Electric Company; Mark Duda, Hawai‘i Solar Energy Association; Ray Starling, Hawai‘i Energy Efficiency Program, Public Benefits Fund.
Clean Energy for Hawaii – Creating It
Moderated by Mike Hamnet, UH M?noa Hawai‘i Energy Policy Forum; with panelists Darren Kimura, Sopogy, Inc.; Pete Cooper, Better Place; Wren Wescoatt, First Wind; Kelly King, Pacific Biodiesel Inc.
Clean Energy for Hawaii – Sustaining It
Moderated by Mike Hamnet, UH M?noa Hawai‘i Energy Policy Forum; with panelists James Koshiba, Kanu Hawaii; Carilyn Shon, DBEDT, Energy Efficiency Branch; Will Boudra, Forest City Military Communities; Gary Wassel, Cycle City, Ltd.
Exhibits
Exhibits are free and open to the public. Hours: 12:00 noon – 4:30 p.m.
Registration Deadline
Deadline for registration is May 29, 2009. More info here.
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