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"It
seems that everywhere we turn, sustainable energy is the
issue of our time and is becoming entrenched in the public
consciousness. We're pleased Shell has come to our campus
to help us facilitate this conversation. We're in a
position where we have a real opportunity to ask and
answer questions."
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Mary Nichols
Moderator, 2007 Shell Eco-marathon Americas
Roundtable
Please Join Me at the Second Annual Shell
Eco-marathon Americas Stakeholder Roundtable to Discuss
"Policy, Prices and Public Opinion:
What Drives the Sustainable Mobility Marketplace?"
Keynote
Speaker
C.H. "Bud" Albright Jr., Under Secretary of Energy, U.S.
Department of Energy
Moderator
John D. Hofmeister, President, Shell Oil Company
Confirmed
Panelists
Kevin Book, Senior Energy Policy Analyst, FBR Capital
Markets
James D. Boyd, Vice Chair, California Energy Commission
Stephen Ellis, Manager of Fuel Cell Vehicle Marketing,
American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Alex Farrell, Associate Professor, Energy and Resource
Group, UC Berkeley
Terry O'Day, Executive Director, Environment Now
Mike Wischhusen, Director, Industry Standards & Government
Regulations, North America, Michelin
Friday, April 11, 2008
8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
California Speedway
9300 Cherry Avenue
Fontana, CA 92335
This is an invitation-only opportunity to engage with
leading experts and
share your point of view on sustainable mobility.
Please RSVP to (323) 202-1429 or
ecomarathonamericas@shell.com
www.shell.com/us/ecomarathon
Join us after the roundtable to engage with student teams
from across the Americas as they compete to see whose
vehicle travels the farthest distance using the least
amount of fuel. This year's Shell Eco-marathon Americas
features 38 teams from five high schools and 24
universities in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
Their entries include 28 vehicles powered by combustion
engines, six by fuel cell/hydrogen technology, one by
diesel fuel, one by liquid petroleum gas and two by solar.
The winning team receives a grand prize of $10,000 dollars
for their school. |
