Session Highlights

Texas: A Model for Economic and Job Growth Through Clean Energy
New Collaborative Opportunities with the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration
State Energy Offices as Investment and Innovation Catalysts
Utility Support for Building Energy Code Activities
Electric Reliability Under New Air Regulations
The Future of Shale Gas
Renewable Energy Integration: Innovation, Commercialization and Transmission
Seizing the Game Changing, Cost-Saving Opportunity of Solid State Lighting
Landmark Public Buildings Innovation: Energy Measurement, Management, Verification, and Savings
The Key to Electric Vehicle Infrastructure and Manufacturing
Update on Energy Savings Performance Contracting: Industry Priorities and State Programs
State Energy Program: Transforming Energy Policy and Markets
Industrial Efficiency and Competitiveness: The Untapped Engine
Propelling Clean Tech Manufacturing: State Energy Office Partnerships
Moving the Market through Building Energy Rating, Benchmarking and Disclosure
State and Local Energy Efficiency Action Network (SEEAN) Blueprints, Priorities, and Proposed Projects
State Energy Program FY 2010 Competitive Program Review

NASEO 2011 Annual Meeting

Clean Energy is Economic Development – States Expanding Market Opportunities for Businesses and Consumers

State Energy Offices are working with their private sector partners across the nation to open and expand clean energy technology and services markets that improve energy options for businesses and consumers. Coupling technological innovation with the delivery of strategic energy programs, policies, and actions, the 56 State and Territory Energy Offices are delivering the Clean Economy. Join us in the "The Lone Star State" for NASEO's 2011 Annual Meeting on September 11-14, 2011, at the Crowne Plaza San Antonio Riverwalk in San Antonio, Texas.