REBN is now part of the Clean Economy Network!
The Houston chapter of CEN.
The Clean Economy Network enables business professionals with an interest in renewable energy to connect with one another, to promote the growth of the renewable energy industry. CEN provides opportunities for networking, education and business creation.
Please join us as Paul guides us through the developing landscape of Cleantech industry technologies and the business behind them in our upcoming event on March 18, 2010 (Thursday). As you join us in learning about the latest in industry news from one of the Cleantech's insiders, meet with other Houston clean energy professionals and enthusiasts from CEN as well as World Affairs Council! Feel free to forward the invite to your colleagues and friends who might be interested.
When: 6pm, Mar. 18th, 2010 (Thursday)
Where: Haynes & Boone, LP
One Houston Center
1221 McKinney Street, Suite 2100, Houston, TX
713.522.7811
What: Paul Dickerson on Cleantech Innovation & Entrepreneurship.
Cost: $10
*Price includes appetizers and one drink*
RSVP: Houston@rebn.org by Mar. 16
Thank you and look forward to meeting with you at the event!
Please join us in our upcoming event on solar energy on November 3, 2009 (Tuesday). Come out to meet with the Houston clean energy professionals and enthusiasts! Feel free to forward the invite to your colleagues and friends who might be interested.
When: 6pm, Nov. 3, 2009 (Tuesday)
Where: Private room at McCormick and Schmick's Uptown Park
1151-1 Uptown Park Blvd., Houston, TX 77056
713.840.7900
What: Panel discussion on solar in Houston followed by networking (confirmed speakers include Prof. Shay Curran from UH, Mr. Burt Chao from Simmons & Co., and Mr. Michael Hansen from Ignite Solar).
rsvp: Houston@rebn.org by Nov. 1
hors d’oeuvres will be provided
no charge to attend
bring your business cards for door prizes
Thank you and look forward to meeting with you at the event!
Economic Recovery
Environmental Recovery
Renewable energy is at the forefront of both of these issues. Issues the presidential administration has made a priority.
Houston is poised to be the nation's leader in renewable energy. We are already the hydrocarbon based energy leader. We have the ability, and the responsibility, to lead the transition from carbon positive energy to carbon neutral Energy. Much of the infrastructure is already in place. We are a technology leader. We have a higher concentration of energy knowledge than any other city. So what are we missing?
You!
We are missing you: The entrepreneurial minded individual, the energy professional, the ancillary services professional, the business professional, the professor, the researcher, the engaged student. We need you to join us in leading the nation in the transition from traditional thought, to renewable energy!
We look forward to seeing you in future events and continuing to work with you as the leaders in the Renewable Energy Revolution.
