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Event Information

Title:

10th Annual Harvesting Clean Energy Conference

 
 
Event Date:
Sunday, February 07, 2010
 
 

Location:

Kennewick, WA

 
 

Complete Description

Time Span:

2/7/10-2/9/10

 
 

Event
Theme/Description:

The Harvesting Clean Energy Conference is the Northwest’s premiere gathering to advance rural economic development through clean energy production. Clean energy offers practical, profitable opportunities for our farmers, ranchers, rural utilities and towns, tribes, and regional economy.

What It Covers
The conference charts the future of rural clean energy in the Northwest. Discussions focus on the steps to successful project development, including financing, to cut costs on the farm and produce power or feedstocks for market. Technologies covered include wind power, biofuels, biopower, geothermal, solar, and energy efficiency.

Who It Is For
Harvesting Clean Energy is designed for Northwest farmers and agriculture leaders, tribes, rural utilities and economic development officials, lenders, elected officials and public agencies, as well as energy developers and consultants.

 
 

Contact Information:

http://www.harvestcleanenergy.org/index.html

 
 


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