OSEA inspires and enables the people of Ontario to improve their environment, their economy and their health by producing clean, renewable energy in their homes and in their communities. The association is a member-based, non-profit organization representing 140 groups that make up and support the Community Power sector.
OSEIA was founded in 1981 to promote the use of renewable energy in Oregon, serve as the central organizing association for Oregon renewable energy professionals, establish and maintain a business code of ethics and sponsor legislation affecting renewable energy in Oregon.
Name: MiaGreen 2012 Expo & Conference (4th edition)Date: January 26 & 27, 2012Venue: Miami Beach Convention CenterWebsite: www.MiaGreen.com (English); www.ConvencionVerdeDeLasAmericas.com (Spanish)Contact: Jose A. Garcia - Executive DirectorPhone: (305) 412-0000Email: mail@MiaGreen.com Basic Description: After 3 successful editions, the MiaGreen, the Green Convention of the Americas, is well established and steadily growing to serve all major green market needs in the United States, Latin America & the Caribbean. MiaGreen combines a major trade show with a front edge extensive educational program. In Miami, America's Business Hub... A Vacation Escape in South Florida.Categories:- Design, Building & Remodeling- Energy & CleanTech- Recycling & Waste Management- Transportation- Water, Air and Land- Green Certifications & Education- Financial Solutions & Incentives - Trade Consulting & ServicesProgram:- Exhibit Hall with thousands of green products and services- Featured Sessions- Major Educational and Accredited Programs on:" Designing and Building Greener Americas" How to Be Green and Be Profitable" Green Policies, Certifications and Incentives" It's All About Energy" Impacting the Environment- Special LEED and specialized courses by major educational partners.- Educational track by exhibiting sponsors on "Innovative Green Products and Technologies".- Networking/cocktail reception ... and much more!Download the complete Exhibitor/Sponsor Package at www.MiaGreen.com. Ask for current Specials. On-line attendee registration (at early-bird rates for a limited time) starts in September 2011.Complete info at www.MiaGreen.com / 305-412-0000
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8900 SW 107 Ave., Ste 313,
Miami, FL 33176
United States of America
A nonprofit organization dedicated to uniting all those interested in the advocacy and practical implementation of renewable energy technologies in the state of Florida. Our goal is to promote clean energy alternatives through public awareness, political advocacy, and individual initiatives.
Since its official launch in April 2008, Green World Conferences have been successfully delivering incisive conferences focused on the renewable energy industry. Complimented by roundtables, trainings and field trips our events provide practical and specific advice in all areas, helping drive improvement and development of participating companies.
National association that promotes feasible applications of green power, green fuel and green heat applications.
A non-profit organization designed as a resource for solar and energy efficiency education and advocacy. We are located in Sonoma County, the only county to be named one of America's solar cities by the Department of Energy. Visit us on Facebook to learn more about what we do!
Imperial Irrigation District is a water and power provider located in Southern California. Serving one of the most renewable energy rich areas in California, Imperial Irrigation District is an active leader in advancing renewable energy development for California's agressive green energy goals.
The SBIC has a great collection of information on designing and building energy efficient homes.
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AISO.net is a reliable and responsible green energy hosting company. Solar panels run our data center and office. Solar tubes bring in natural light from the outside providing light during the day. AMD Opteron powered servers use sixty percent less energy and generate fifty percent less heat.
