PREMIER EVENT
November 16 – 20, 2009: Energy Efficiency Trade Mission to
India
Join the U.S. Department of Commerce on an Energy Efficiency
Trade Mission to India. Increase your sales in this booming
market! With soon-to-be implemented industry targets regulating
energy usage, India's drive towards energy efficiency is
accelerating. Now is the time to enter the market to introduce
your products or services!
WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE:
U. S. manufacturers of energy efficient products for industrial
and / or green building applications and energy service companies
(ESCOs)
EVENT - WHERE & WHEN
New Delhi – November 16-17
Chennai – November 18-19
Mumbai – November 20
PRICE:
$3500 per SME participant – firms with 500 or fewer employees or
self certified as small business under SBA regulations
$4200 per large company participant – firms with more than 500
employees
$750 for each additional company representative
Participation is limited on a first-come first-served
basis.
Application deadline: September 30, 2009
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Nyamusi K. Igambi (713) 209 - 3112
Nyamusi.Igambi@mail.doc.gov
Aileen Nandi (91-44)) 2857 4059
aileen.nandi@mail.doc.gov
Vaidyanathan (91-44) 2857 4031
Vaidyanathan.Purushothaman@mail.doc.gov
More Details: http://www.buyusa.gov/india/en/eetm.pdf
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PREMIER EVENT
December 12-13, 2009 - USA Pavilion at Bright Green, Copenhagen, Denmark
Bright Green takes place in parallel with the United Nations Climate ChangeConference (COP15). COP15 is the last call for a new global climate agreement – the Copenhagen Protocol – to succeed the Kyoto Protocol, which expires in 2012. Exhibiting at this event is a unique opportunity to make your statement and brand your company as part of the global climate solution.
The U.S. Embassy in Denmark is organizing a USA Pavilion and planning major support and promotion of American companies at Bright Green.
Exhibit at Bright Green, and make a living statement that your firm is among the world's most innovative and climate-friendly enterprises.
Visit www.brightgreen.dk.
Contact Karl.Kailing@mail.doc.gov of the Silicon Valley U.S. Export Assistance Center, and Bjarke.Frederiksen@mail.doc.gov of U.S. Embassy Copenhagen.
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Other Environmental Technologies Events
September 23rd, 2009: HD video briefing on renewable energy
opportunities in the Asia Pacific Region. (Thailand, China,
Singapore & Taiwan)
Time: 5:30-7:00 p.m.
(PDT)
Location: Building 10 - Executive Briefing Center
300 East Tasman Drive
San Jose, California 95134
1 (408) 525-3777
Be our guest free of charge and experience the convergence of IT
solutions in the new green economy. The U.S. Commercial
Service has partnered with Cisco Systems to demonstrate their
cutting edge TelePresence technology and bring you an "in-person"
meeting experience over the converged network.
Thailand: Dr. Samai serves as an Advisor to Deputy Ministry of
Commerce. He also serves Energy Specialist, Energy Standing
Committee of the House of Representatives and Member of the
National Oil Palm Policy Board
China: Mr. Gregory Harris is a Commercial Officer at U.S. Consulate in Shanghai, China where his portfolio encompasses the substantive environmental, energy, construction and rail/marine sectors. He also leads the China wide environmental team.
Singapore: Mr. Loi Xiao-Tian is a Senior Officer of the Cleantech division of the Singapore Economic Development Board and the account manager for US-based solar companies. As part of this work, he is involved in the multi-agency Clean Energy Program Office (CEPO) which is responsible for planning and executing strategies to grow Singapore into a global clean energy hub where clean energy products and solutions are developed and exported globally.
Taiwan: Mr. Jen-Ming Hsu serves as a Power Development Department Director of Taiwan Power Company which is state-owned and largest power utility in Taiwan.
Best Prospects for Asia Pacific Renewable Energy
opportunities:
Taiwan: Wind power (the wind turbine) and solar power
(silicon material and manufacturing equipment).
Singapore: Solar, biofuel, and fuel cells with a focus on
clean energy and energy efficiency
Thailand: Solar, wind, hydro energy, biofuels, biomass
energy, waste to energy
China: Solar, wind & biofuel
To RSVP: email Karl.Kailing@mail.doc.gov
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JETRO Clean Tech Seminar Series: Opportunities in Japan’s
Solar Market for Silicon Valley Companies
Thursday, October 1, 2009, 9:00AM - 11:30AM
The first seminar of the JETRO Clean Tech Seminar Series for
Silicon Valley Companies will focus on the current state of the
solar market in Japan. During this seminar, Silicon Valley
companies will learn the benefits and advantages of expanding to
the solar market in Japan. Our U.S company guest speaker will
share his thoughts on opportunities in Japan’s solar market. Our
Japanese company guest speakers will share their interests in the
current solar technologies and how they are looking to
collaborate with the U.S. solar market. Following the event,
seminar participants will have a chance to network.
Application deadline: September 25, 2009
Fee: Free
Registration and more information: http://www.jetro.org/index.php?option=com_events_jetro&task=view&content=detail&event_id=385&Itemid=200
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October 21-22, 2009, Silicon Valley: 2nd US-China Green Energy
Forum
Crown Plaza Cabana Hotel & Resorts, Palo Alto, CA USA
Organized by US-China Green Energy Council (UCGEC)
The United States and China are the world’s two largest nations
in primary energy consumption, petroleum demand, and greenhouse
gas emissions. In recent years, the U.S. and Chinese public and
private sectors have embarked on a remarkable path toward
developing a green energy infrastructure by aggressively
improving energy efficiency, investing heavily in the development
of green energy technologies, and implementing these
technologies. These developments are having a profound and
positive impact on our quest for long-term economic growth as
well as solving the pressing global environmental problems.
The US-China Green Energy Forum is designed to explore ways of
forming partnerships and alliances among private parties,
non-governmental organizations and public sector organizations in
the U.S. and China. The Forum encourages participants to become
informed about the challenges facing the development and
implementation of green energy technologies. We endeavor to
overcome these challenges together by cultivating unique
solutions and creating shared benefits.
Download brochure here: http://ucgef.org/en/activities/bayarea09/overview
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February 14 – 19, 2010, New Delhi, Chennai, and Mumbai: 2nd
Solar Energy Trade Mission to India
Promoting U.S. Solar Energy Technologies in India’s Emerging
Market
Today's Solutions for Tomorrow's Reality
Building on the success of the 1st Solar Energy Trade Mission to
India, which took place in March 2009, the U.S. Department of
Commerce is organizing a highly anticipated 2nd Solar Energy
Trade Mission to India
Participants will benefit from the continuous efforts of the U.S.
Government to open the Indian solar market and enable U.S. firms
to capitalize on emerging export opportunities
Application deadline: January 8, 2010
Registration: http://www.buyusa.gov/pacificsouth/642.html
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Environmental Business-related Websites from the Department of Commerce:
Environmental e-Market Express
Environmental Technologies Industries Office
Export-Import Bank of the United States Environmental Exports Program
U.S.-China Environmental Business Newsletter
Showcase Europe – Environmental Technologies
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Want to learn more?
To learn more about how the U.S. Department of Commerce can help American environmental technology companies access export markets, contact Karl Kailing: karl.kailing@mail.doc.gov ; 408-535-2757 ext.103