July 29th - 31st at the San Diego Convention Center
Confirmed:
1. Keynote Session 1: President of Shell Energy North America, Mark Quartermain speaking on Counting Carbon 2. Keynote Session 2: Partner at Mohn Davidow Venture (MDV), Will Coleman speaking on The Vision of National Venture Capital Association within Industrial Technologies
3. LEAPS Project: History & Challenges of a 500-megawatt Hydroelectric Facility in California
4. 9 Government Agencies: Hosting 20+ workshops to create business opportunities for the private sector
5. Alternative Fuel Vehicle Showroom: 10 Electric Vehicles (Trucks and Cars) on Display
6. Exhibitors displaying innovative and integrated products in the exhibit hall
7. Meet with Venture Capitalists, Patent Attorneys & Grant Writers
8. Attend a CAREER FAIR and meet one-on-one with hiring managers
9. Partnership with 30 schools across the globe to bring recognition to research (collaborate with researchers world-wide)
Confirmed Opportunity Workshops:
3 non-conflicting concurrent sessions allowing you to attend the most relevant sessions over three days
1. Government Contracts Over $500 Billion given out annually: SBA (6 non-concurrent sessions) tell you how:
- Learn how to get government contracts
- Learn how to get 8A & HUBZone Certifications
- 7(j) Program & Training Session
- Learn how to work with Prime Contractors (Meet one-on-one)
- Learn how to work with Lawrence Berkeley Labs 2. SBA Grants: $2.2 Billion given out annually (3 non-current sessions):
- SBA: Learn how to get access to government grants SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research Fund) & STTR 3. Bureau of Land Management (4 non-concurrent sessions):
- Learn the Mission, Discoveries, and Roadmap for 2010 & 2011
- Learn how to get access to government lands for Oil/Gas, On-Shore Wind & Solar, and Geothermal Projects (Meet one-on-one) 4. TRIO: How to work with the utility companies to commercialize products (Edison, PG&E, & Sempra) 5. One-on-one meetings with Banks and Micro lenders 6. Dept. of Commerce: Learn how to tap government resources to find international buyers (Meet one-on-one) 7. US Export Import Bank: Learn how to finance exports for Cleantech technologies (Meet one-on-one) 8. ITA with the World Bank: Identifying Contract & Consulting Opportunities at the World Bank (Meet one-on-one) 9. EPA: Learn the process of getting your products Environmental Technology Verified to enable you sell to 34 states.
10. Dept. of Transportation: Learn how to finance city/county infrastructure projects
11. U.S. High Speed Rail Association: Future of High Speed Rail in America
12. Increase Water Supply: Learn from the director of world's oldest Cloud Seeding Program from So. California Edison
These are just a few highlights. Click here to see the entire program.
Over 3 days of education and networking!
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ABOUT ENGEX 2010
EngEx Unites 39 fields of engineering to focus on energy, water, infrastructure, environmental technologies.
The EngEx approach is horizontal covering a broad spectrum of technologies for Energy (renewable & non-renewable), Water, Infrastructure, and the Environment. This approach provides for exhibitors and attendees to be co-located for better collaboration, education, and integration that naturally results in enhanced innovation. While there are a few renewable-only shows, please note that there are no other events that offer a horizontal approach that encompasses non-renewable, energy efficiency, renewable, transportation, water, and environmental technologies under one roof.
Given the current economic times, a horizontal approach is far more attractive to businesses of all sizes, in lieu of attending several vertical events that are not only very costly, but also limit outreach opportunity. Hence, one venue, multiple opportunities.
