On November 3, 2009 Carnegie Mellon University Center for Building Performance and Diagnostics will host a day long conference focusing on how the U.S. and EU can work together to speed progress on climate change by reducing obstacles and enhancing incentives for the development and spread of cutting edge technology.
This one-day conference will bring together public and private sector participants from to review imaginative public sector initiatives to reduce obstacles and increase incentives for the private sector to develop and spread innovative technologies.
The U.S. Commercial Service will outline the most promising markets for Green Technologies in Europe and look at key drivers.
Carnegie Mellon will present some of the most promising technologies for saving energy and reducing carbon emissions.
Finally, private sector companies will share best practices and recommend policies to speed the spread of the cutting edge technologies.
Event and Registration DetailsInformation
Date: November 3, 2009
Time: 8:00am to 5:00pm
Where: Carnegie Mellon University,
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
5000 Forbes Avenue, MMCH 415
Fee: $1,450 (companies
with sale in excess of $100 million) for two attendees
$500
for each additional attendee
$750 (companies with sales less than $100million) for two
attendees
$250 for each addtional attendee
$100 for governmental and nonprofit attendee
To register please contact Sharilynn Jarrett
at:
Email: sharilyn@andrew.cmu.edu
or
Phone: 412-268-6263
Fax: 412-268-7507