|
The Second Annual Conference on As petroleum prices rise and evidence of global warming mounts, renewable energy becomes a hotter and hotter topic. The Second Annual Conference on Renewables and Energy Efficiency at the Renaissance Seattle Hotel, August 10-11, brings together energy lawyers, federal and state policy makers, developers, and financial players to address the present status of and prognosis for federal and state policy; the next wave of technology; and the necessary preconditions for increased investment and successful implementation. Former BPA Administrator Randall W. Hardy, Hardy Energy Consulting, will provide an "Overview of Progress Toward Renewable Portfolio Standards," including the impact of other utilities shopping for renewables in the Pacific Northwest. Co-chaired by Robert D. Kahn, Robert D. Kahn & Company, and Peter D. Mostow, Stoel Rives LLP, the conference will bring attendees up to date on renewable energy supplies and new efficiency technologies; opportunities in hybrid automobiles, biodiesel and ethanol; utility integrated resource planning; Washington's Initiative 937; early stage and institutional financing; siting, transmission and mandates; and, commercializing and creating market structures for renewables and energy efficiency. Here is an excellent opportunity to hear the latest developments in the relevant law, policy and economics, while joining leading members of the industry from around the country. For all attorneys, industry executives, government officials, and customer representatives involved with energy issues, this conference is sponsored by Law Seminars International, an educational organization presenting high quality professional continuing education programs throughout the U.S. and Canada. For easy registration and information visit LSI's Renewables & Energy Efficiency Conference web page, or call (206) 567-4490 or (800) 854-8009. |