Don't
Miss the Bay Area's Highest Impact
Clean Energy Conference!
Dear Friends and
Colleagues,
 The
Local Clean Energy Alliance is proud to
announce the Second
Annual Clean Power, Healthy Communities
Conference as the region’s premier
cross-sectoral gathering of energy thought
leaders and advocates from community
organizations, local government, and
sustainable business. This
conference will broaden and unify the movement
for energy reduction and local clean power in
the Bay Area.
Clean
Power, Healthy Communities
Friday, March 18, 2011: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Community activists throughout the Bay Area are
calling for local clean energy solutions to
climate change, focusing on building healthier,
more resilient communities and creating green
jobs. The Bay Area’s clean energy economy
can play a powerful role in creating jobs and
improving public health. This
conference will foster interchange among
initiatives and campaigns, with an eye to
greater coordination throughout the Bay Area.
Registration
is $75
Includes Happy Hour
registration, continental breakfast, lunch,
and conference materials provided.
Friday, March 18 from 8:00 am - 4:45 pm
California Endowment, 1111 Broadway, 7th
Floor, Oakland, CA
Click
here to register!
Featured speakers include:
Mark Toney TURN,
Richmond
Mayor Gayle McLaughlin, Emily
Gordon
Green for All, Paul Fenn Local
Power, Carla Pérez Movement
Generation, Merrian Fuller
Lawrence Berkeley Lab, Erik Emblem
Western States Council of Sheetmetal
Workers, Emily Kirsch Ella Baker
Center, Nicole Capretz California
Environmental Justice Alliance, Angelena
Galiteva Renewables 100, Craig
Lewis Clean Coalition, Shawn
Marshall Marin Energy Authority,
Dan Kennedy Sungevity, Mike
Campbell San Francisco Public Utility
Commission and many others…
It's
more than Green Beer, but that's where we'll
start!!
Happy-Hour Debate: Who Controls the Energy
Pot of Gold?
Thursday,
March 17, 2011: 6 - 9 pm
A panel of speakers will
debate different perspectives
and strategies about whether investor-owned
utilities and energy corporations
can be the public’s partner in reducing energy
consumption and developing
sustainable renewable energy.
Happy-Hour
only tickets are $20
Included in Conference
registration
Finger-food and one
drink provided. Cash bar available.
Thursday, March 17 from 6-9 pm
Everett & Jones Barbeque, 126 Broadway,
Oakland, CA
Click here to
register!
Many thanks
to our sponsors:
Bay Localize, French
American Charitable Trust, Pacific
Environment, The Utility Reform Network (TURN)
For information on how
you or your organization can become a
sponsor please contact
Bre...@baylocalize.org
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