Government and Associations

CanWEA is the voice of Canada's wind energy industry, actively promoting the responsible and sustainable growth of wind energy on behalf of its members. A national non-profit association, CanWEA serves as Canada's leading source of credible information about wind energy and its social, economic and environmental benefits. In order for Canada to be a world leader in the production of clean wind energy, CanWEA believes we can and must reach a target of producing 20 per cent or more of our electricity from wind by 2025. The document WindVision 2025 - Powering Canada's Future is available at www.canwea.ca.

The Renewable Energy Markets Association (REMA) is a nonprofit association dedicated to maintaining and growing a strong voluntary market for renewable energy in the United States.

ASES leads national efforts to increase the use of solar energy, energy efficiency and other sustainable technologies in the U.S. We publish the award-winning SOLAR TODAY magazine, organize and present the ASES National Solar Conference and lead the ASES National Solar Tour - the largest grassroots solar event in the world.

CJP is dedicated to the development of oil seed bearing trees -- non-food multiple vegetable oil plantation and technologies in order to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, bring greater control and security of fuel supply and reduce dangerous climate changing emissions, including CO2.CJP is pioneering the science, planting and production of inedible vegetable oils by planting of a variety of tree and non-food crop plantation.CJP is engaged in scientific commercialization of non-food fuel crop- that designs and implements the growing of various oil seed bearing tree crops worldwide in a structured Agri-Supply chain, Value additions of inedible oil seeds and research activities thereon & provides support/services from "Soil to Oil" for development and establishment of the non -food Bio-fuel crops.CJP use its proprietary knowledge to implement programmes through its expertise, technology and IPR knowledge creating new industry and job creation and the offsetting of climate change.an aim to use the fruit of the jatropha bush to produce biodiesel and thus offer local farmers a new source of income.

SRI 2012 is an international gathering of city executives, development partners, technical experts, corporate CEOs and business entrepreneurs.SRI's main objective is the creation of development and sales opportunities in Africa: Many of these opportunities are achievable through stimulating entrepreneurship and assisting communities to become self-sufficient in their energy, water, mobility, environmental, development and human resources challenges.With the implementation of financially feasible, environmentally sustainable business models, Africa can provide developers and entrepreneurs an interesting return on investment and a unique carbon offset opportunity. A socially responsible investment in Africa would not only be an income-producing commitment to the environment, but also to the empowerment of local communities and a relief to local and national governments' service delivery burdens.SRI is an excellent business networking event, where delegates are given ample opportunity to meet leaders in their respected fields and to augment their database of suppliers and potential business contacts in the growing African market.