American Energy Society's Event Series
The premier energy event series dedicated to
transformational energy solutions.
Every region has an energy cluster – the existing network of state and local leaders who know the details of ongoing initiatives and how to leverage them, those who know how to capitalize on the intersections between business, universities and government, and who have intimate knowledge of their own regional competitive advantages, state economic structures, and local assets.
To strengthen regional energy clusters around the country, the American Energy Society will team with leading energy centers to host a series of collaborative, innovative Energy Events, "Local Energy-America's Power."
Professionals, thought leaders and local stakeholders will have full access to the event as well as live and archived webinar broadcasts and post-event publications.
Stakeholders will have opportunities to craft solutions relevant to their region while diverse audiences from a variety of professions will have the opportunity to hear about and speak to new ideas.'"
Tomorrow Just Happened...
Carbon Capture Congressional Briefing, Washington D.C. March 3, 2017
The American Energy Society hosted a Congressional Briefing, "Carbon Capture: Tomorrow Just Happened." It was a balanced, thoughtful, non-partisan discussion that emphasized the technical aspects of sequestration, utilization, and commercialization. Discussion topics included emerging energy technologies suitable to the Upper South, with special emphasis on potential business development and job creation.
Local Energy, America's Power
Local Energy Cluster Conference, Abingdon, Virginia December 5- 6, 2016
The American Energy Society hosted an event titled, ”Local Energy, America’s Power,” at bucolic Emory & Henry College in Abingdon, VA. "Emerging Energy Technologies" was the first formal post- election event on energy held in this region. The breadth and depth of expert speakers were remarkable and validates the timeliness of the topic and themes. Discussion topics included emerging energy technologies suitable to the Upper South, with special emphasis on potential business development and job creation.
December 6, 2016
Bristol Herald Courier
