Events

This unique forum will focus on the future of energy storage technologies for transportation applications and breakthroughs in scalable energy storage¬—beyond lithium-ion—and is organized by five national labs along with IBM Research. Speakers include NREL’s Suhuai Wei, General Motors’ Thomas Greszler, Stanford’s Yi Cui, and SUNY Binghamton’s Stan Whittingham, among many others. NREL’s Anne Dillon is chairing this meeting.
 

The conference brings together technical education practitioners and scholars to present cases, concepts, or ideas that advance, or have the potential to advance, sustainability through innovative educational practice.

This premier power engineering conference will bring together practicing power engineers and academics from all over the world. The aim of the conference is to provide an international forum for experts to promote, share, and discuss various issues and developments in the field of electrical power engineering.

Learn how to hand-craft buildings and food systems, provide your own energy, and have a bountiful life requiring fewer resources. Rendezvous with Electric car clubs as they vow to again make “John Day or Bust.” Admission includes over 50 free workshops, and exhibitors will show you tools for energy independence and lifestyle self-reliance, including solar, wind and agricultural resources. Cost is $5 per adult per day, with weekend, youth, and family discounts, volunteers and children under 12 free. Camping available on-site (free for volunteers).

The event brings together innovative educators who are training today's clean energy workforce.

The National Wind Coordinating Collaborative's Wind Wildlife Research Meeting is the premier meeting on the latest wind and wildlife research in the United States. Attended by over 340 academics, researchers, federal and state officials, NGO representatives, and industry professionals in 2010, the Research Meeting provides an opportunity for all wind stakeholders to get together, learn about the latest applied technical research on wind and wildlife interactions, and discuss research priorities and other relevant topics.