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Announcements
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2003
2004
Eighth Grove
Fuel Cell Symposium - 'Building
Fuel Cell Industries'
Time & Location: 9-24-2003 to
9-26-2003, London, England
Organizer: Elsevier
Science
The 2003 Grove Symposium offers a
timely reminder of the increasing
pace of commercialisation of fuel
cell technology.
Contact: Sarah
Phillips, The Boulevard, Langford
Lane, Kidlington, Oxford, OX5 1GB,
England
Fax:
+44 (0) 1865 843958
E-mail:
sm.wilkinson@elsevier.com
Website:
www.grovefuelcell.com
F-cell 2003: 3rd Forum for
Producers and Users
Time & Location:
9-29-2003 to 9-30-2003, Stuttgart,
Germany
Organizer: Stuttgart
Region Economic Development Corp.
The f-cell Forum 2003 offers a
unique chance to gather all the
latest information and check up on
current developments and new
markets in the portable, mobile and
stationary applications of fuel
cell energy. A key topic in 2003
will be mechanical and production
engineering.
Contact: Stuttgart
Region Economic Development Corp.,
Friedrichstrasse 10, Stuttgart,
D-70174, Germany
Tel:
+49 (0)711 - 22835-14
Fax:
+49 (0)711 - 22835-55
E-mail:
f-cell@region-stuttgart.de
Website:
www.f-cell.de/english
Solar Sisters - PV Installation in
Nepal
Time & Location: 10-1-2003 to
10-30-2003, Kathmandu, Nepal
Organizer: Himalayan Light
Foundation
Solar Sisters is a program run by
the Himalayan Light Foundation (HLF),
a Nepal-based NGO whose aim is to
use renewable energy technologies
to benefit community development.
Solar Sisters facilitates rural
community development by installing
subsidized solar electric systems
in remote homes and buildings which
are used for community improvement
and which cater particularly for
womens education and their improved
livelihoods. This program is
repeated four times a year, in
March, April, October, and
November, but private groups, if
large enough, may schedule their
own program.
Contact: P.O. Box
8975, Kathmandu, EPC 5493, Nepal
Tel:
+977-1 418-203
Fax:
+977-1-412-924
E-mail:
hlf@mos.com.np
Website:
www.hlf.org.np/solsis.htm
Sustainable Energy Expo and
Conference 2003
Time & Location: 10-1-2003 to
10-3-2003, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A.
Organizer: IIR
Exhibitions
As the first event of its kind in
the U.S., Sustainable Energy Expo &
Conference will provide a national
platform demonstrating the
products, viability, and benefits
of sustainable energy to a
commercial and government audience.
Contact: Melanie
Berkowitz
Tel:
+1-978-207-5855
E-mail:
mberkowitz@iir-x.com
Website:
www.sustainableexpo.com
UPEx 03: Solar Power Experience
Conference
Time &
Location:
10-7-2003 to 10-10-2003,
Scottsdale, AZ, U.S.A.
Organizer: Solar
Electric Power Association
Join us in the Valley of the Sun
for UPEx 2003. We are assembling a
broad group of companies,
government agencies, associations
and individuals with solar interest
and experience beyond the immediate
Solar community.
Contact: Solar
Electric Power Association, 1800 M
St., NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC,
20036-5802, U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-202-857-0898
Fax:
+1-202-223-5537
E-mail:
SolarElectricPower@ttcorp.com
Website:
www.SolarElectricPower.org
Hydrogen Infrastructure and
Investment Roundtable II
Time &
Location:
10-8-2003 to 10-10-2003, Denver,
CO, U.S.A.
Organizer: Montreux
Energy
Contact: 700 17th
St., Suite 1950, Denver, CO, 80202,
U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-303-534-0193
Fax:
+1-303-534-0195
E-mail:
aberm@MontreuxEnergy.com
Website:
www.montreuxenergy.com
Hydrogen Expo
Time &
Location:
10-9-2003 to 10-11-2003, Hamburg,
Germany
Organizer: Hamburg
Messe & Congress GmbH
Now in its 3rd successful year,
Hydrogen Expo has become the
largest and most important hydrogen
and fuel cells exhibition and
conference in Europe. Featured
topics include: hydrogen
production, storage, transport,
infrastructure, safety, fuel cell
manufacturing, materials,
components, testing, quality
assurance, applications
(stationary, mobile, portable).
Contact: Ines Freesen,
Grafenberger Allee 342, Duesseldorf,
40235, Germany
Tel:
+49-211-687858-11
Fax:
+49-211-687858-33
E-mail:
sales@h2expo.de
Website:
www.h2expo.com
Hydrogen Consumers Tour and Expo
Time &
Location:
10-11-2003 to 10-12-2003, Denver,
CO, U.S.A.
Organizer: Hydrogen
Works, LLC
See, learn and experience the
potential of hydrogen through
living, interactive walk-through
exhibits that showcase the
fundamentals, evolution and future
of hydrogen. Hear the latest news
about hydrogen at the Speakers
Series. And don't miss the Kid's
Corner both days! The Tour will
have a Trade Networking event
Friday evening. What a great time
to meet experts, vendors and
thought leaders who share a passion
for hydrogen.
Contact: Gina Yoo
Tel:
+1-303-534-2500
E-mail:
gina@hydrogen.com
Website:
www.hydrogen.com
18th Annual National Educators'
Workshop
Time &
Location: 10-13-2003
to 10-16-2003, Langley, VA, U.S.A.
Organizer: Norfolk
State University
Share in the combined efforts of
our industry, government, and
education partnership toward
improving materials science,
engineering and technology.
Contact: Jim Jacobs,
Norfolk State University, 700
Corprew Avenue, Norfolk, VA,
23504-8060, U.S.A.
Tel: +1-757-823-8109
Fax: +1-757-823-8215
E-mail:
dplaclaire@nsu.edu
Website:
http://MST-Online.nsu.edu/new
Green Power 4: Sustainable Energy
Development for Better Quality of
Life
Time &
Location: 10-16-2003 to 10-17-2003,
New Delhi, India
Organizer:
World Council of Power Utilities
Sharing of experiences of major
manufacturers of power plant
equipment, engineering consultants,
academicians, environmentalists and
leading utilities in the world in
the area of eco-friendly power
generation, water resources
development focusing on the theme-
'Sustainable Energy Development for
Improved Quality of Life'
Contact:
International Publications &
Information Services, P.O. Box
6650, New Delhi, 110 018, India
Tel:
+91- +11- 2554 2551/ 5158 9329
Website:
http://www.indiacore.com/Conf/9-oct2003-cpu-green-power/index.html
HYFORUM 2003: The International
Hydrogen Energy Forum
Time & Location: 10-20-2003
to 10-23-2003, Beijing, China
Organizer:
Secretariat of HYFORUM 2003
Contact: Secretariat of
HYFORUM 2003, Room 710, No. 86
Xueyuan Nan Road, Beijing, 100081,
China
Tel:
+86-10-62180145
Fax:
+86-10-62180142.
E-mail:
hyforum2003@chinahydrogen.org
Website:
www.chinahydrogen.org
Solar Sisters - PV Installation in
Nepal
Time &
Location:
11-1-2003 to 11-30-2003, Kathmandu,
Nepal
Organizer:
Himalayan Light Foundation
Contact: P.O. Box
8975, Kathmandu, EPC 5493, Nepal
Tel:
+977-1 418-203
Fax:
+977-1-412-924.
E-mail:
hlf@mos.com.np
Website:
www.hlf.org.np/solsis.htm
Handling Hydrogen Short Course
Time &
Location:
11-3-2003 to 11-3-2003, Miami
Beach, FL, U.S.A.
Organizer: National
Hydrogen Association
This half-day workshop for Fuel
Cell Seminar attendees is designed
to provide a foundation for
handling hydrogen safely. The short
course will be taught by hydrogen
experts representing production,
storage, delivery and utilization.
The goal is to offer an
introduction to basic hydrogen
safety issues, including a
comparison to other fuels.
Contact: Lara Neer,
1800 M Street NW, Suite 300,
Washington, DC, 20036-5802, U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-202-223-5547
Fax:
+1-202-223-5537
E-mail:
bschorr@ttcorp.com
Website:
www.fuelcellseminar.com/shortcourse2.asp
2003 Fuel Cell Seminar
Time &
Location:
11-3-2003 to 11-6-2003, Miami
Beach, FL, U.S.A.
Organizer:
Courtesy Associates
The Fuel Cell Seminar encompasses
sessions that discuss progress in
four main areas: utility,
residential, vehicle and portable
and discusses challenges in costs,
fuels, storage, reliability,
lifetime and adoptability.
Contact: Fuel Cell
Seminar Headquarters, 2025 M
Street, Suite 800, Washington, DC,
20036, U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-202-973-8671
Fax:
+1-202-331-0111
E-mail:
fuelcell@courtesyassoc.com
Website:
www.fuelcellseminar.com
International Solar Concentrator
Conference for the Generation of
Electricity or Hydrogen
Time &
Location:
11-10-2003 to 11-14-2003, Alice
Springs, Australia
Organizer:
National Renewable Energy
Laboratory
The conference will emphasize
in-depth technical discussions of
recent achievements in technologies
for concentrating solar radiation
for conversion to electricity or
hydrogen, with primary emphasis on
photovoltaic (PV) technologies.
Contact: Melody
Mountz, NREL, 1617 Cole Blvd.,
Golden, CO, 80401, U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-303-384-6406
Fax:
+1-303-384-6481
E-mail:
Melody_Mountz@nrel.gov
Website:
www.nrel.gov/ncpv/scc
High Performance Facilities Expo
Time &
Location:
11-12-2003 to 11-14-2003, Atlanta,
GA, U.S.A.
Organizer: FMI, AFE
Respond to the growing interest in
new technologies for achieving
optimum facility performance.
Topics include: Green building
design and retrofit and Energy
efficiency and renewable energy
applications.
Contact: Ted Kurklis,
P. O. Box 1026, Lilburn, GA, 30048,
U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-770-449-1595
Fax:
+1-770-448-1575
E-mail:
ted@aeecenter.org
Website:
www.facilitycongress.com
Emerging Technologies and Best
Industry Practices Seminar: Fuel
Cells as a Means for Green Power
Generation
Time &
Location:
11-14-2003 to 11-14-2003,
Brookline, MA, U.S.A.
Organizer:
Boston University, Department of
Manufacturing Engineering
The upcoming seminar will present
the state of the technology in
Solid Oxide Fuel Cells, Molten
Carbonate Fuel Cells and Polymer
Electrolyte Fuel Cells as means for
providing Green Power. The
attendees will hear from academic
and industry researchers along with
a venture capital panel that will
discuss investing opportunities in
fuel cells.
Contact: Elizabeth
Flagg, 15 St. Mary's Street,
Brookline, MA, 02446, U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-617-358-0351
E-mail:
esd@bu.edu
Website:
www.bu.edu/mfg/etseminar/parking.html
EVS 20: 20th International Electric
Vehicle Symposium and Exposition
Time &
Location:
11-15-2003 to 11-19-2003, Long
Beech, CA, U.S.A.
Organizer:
Electric Drive Transportation
Association
Celebrating its twentieth
anniversary, this important
gathering consistently draws
thousands of industry, government,
academic and environmental leaders
from around the world to explore
the latest in battery, hybrid and
fuel cell electric transportation
technologies.
Contact: EDTA, 701
Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, 3rd Floor,
Washington, DC, 20004, U.S.A.
Tel:
202-508-5995
Fax:
+1-202-508-5924
E-mail:
evaa@evaa.org
Website:
www.evs20.org
16th NREL Industry Growth Forum:
Financing the Path to Clean Energy
and a Hydrogen Future
Time &
Location:
11-17-2003 to 11-19-2003, Austin,
TX, U.S.A.
Organizer:
National Renewable Energy
Laboratory
This event unites emerging clean
energy technology companies from
across the country with our
nation's leading clean energy
investors. Three days of networking
and company business case
presentations will promote and
enhance the success of new
ventures, emerging businesses, and
the growth of entrepreneurship in
the clean energy sector.
Contact: Dr. L. Marty
Murphy, 1617 Cole Blvd., MS1635,
Golden, CO, 80401, U.S.A.
Tel: +1-303-275-3050
Fax:
+1-303-275-3040
E-mail:
lawrence_murphy@nrel.gov
Website:
www.incubator.com/nrel
Business
Energy Solutions Expo
Time &
Location:
12-11-2003 to 12-12-2003, New
Orleans, LA, U.S.A.
Organizer:
Association of Energy Engineers
Provides the perfect platform for
presenting your sales message to an
audience filled with key
decision-makers and serious
professionals looking for new
technologies.
Contact: Exhibit
Manager, BESE 2003, P. O. Box 1026,
Lilburn, GA, 30048, U.S.A.
Tel: +1-770-279-4390
Fax:
+1-770-381-9865
Website:
www.aeecenter.org/bese
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International
German Hydrogen Energy Congress
Time &
Location:
2-11-2004 to 2-12-2004, Essen,
Germany
Organizer:
ENERGON Carl-Jochen Winter GmbH
Congress topics: Hydrogen
production, via electrolysis, from
fossil fuels, from biomass,
CO2-capture and sequestration, the
CO2-free power plant -- Hydrogen
reformation --WHydrogen storage and
transport, hydrogen distribution
infrastructure, in gaseous form,
liquefied, in nano structures,
hydrides -- Hydrogen corridors --
Hydrogen utilization in heat
engines, catalytically, in fuel
cells, portably, stationary, mobile
-- The Hydrogen Energy Economy, the
industrial infrastructure,
financing, societal acceptance,
international implications, safety,
supply security, lifecycle-
analysis -- National/international
programmes, strategies, hydrogen
road maps -- Energy sustainability
the road is the destination.
Contact: ENERGON
Carl-Jochen Winter GmbH, Obere St.
Leonhardstr. 9, Ueberlingen,
D-88662, Germany
Tel:
++49 7551 944 5940
Fax:
++49 7551 944 5941
E-mail:
cjwinter.ENERGON@t-online.de
Website:
www.H2Congress.de
POWER-GEN
Renewable Energy Conference &
Exhibition
Time &
Location: 3-1-2004 to 3-3-2004, Las
Vegas, NV, U.S.A.
Organizer: Power
Engineering magazine
POWER-GEN Renewable Energy brings
together the renewable (wind,
solar, biomass, small-hydro and
geothermal) and emerging
technologies (fuel cells,
microturbines, energy storage)
sectors of the energy industry to
discuss a range of technical,
regulatory, structural, economic
and market issues impacting their
commercial future. With a
conference program featuring
multiple tracks of sessions
covering technologies and
business/infrastructure issues,
plus an exhibit floor showcasing
the latest products and services,
POWER-GEN Renewable Energy is the
industry's premier event covering
the major aspects of the renewables
market.
Contact: Lisa Gasaway,
1421 S. Sheridan, Toulsa, OK,
74112, U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-918-832-9245
Fax:
+1-918-831-9161
E-mail:
mailto:pgreconference@pennwell.com
Website:
www.power-gengreen.com
Solar Sisters - PV Installation in
Nepal
Time &
Location:
3-1-2004 to 3-30-2004, Kathmandu,
Nepal
Organizer: Himalayan
Light Foundation
Contact: P.O. Box
8975, Kathmandu, EPC 5493, Nepal
Tel:
+977-1-418-203.
Fax:
+977-1-412-924.
E-mail:
hlf@mos.com.np
Website:
www.hlf.org.np/solsis.htm
Electric Power 2004
Time &
Location:
3-30-2004 to 4-1-2004, Baltimore,
MD, U.S.A.
Organizer:
Electric Power Expo
ELECTRIC POWER 2004 is a
conference-driven event, which
provides a valuable and meaningful
forum for operating companies
committed to power generation.
Contact: Jeff
Nichols, Trade Fair Group, Inc.,
Houston, TX, 77042, U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-713-463-9595
Fax:
+1-713-463-9997
E-mail:
jeffn@tradefairgroup.co
Website:
www.electricpowerexpo.com
GLOBE 2004
Time &
Location:
3-31-2004 to 4-2-2004, Vancouver,
BC, Canada
Organizer: The GLOBE
Foundation of Canada
GLOBE 2004 is the 8th in a series
of biennial conferences and trade
fairs on business and the
environment.
Contact: GLOBE
Foundation of Canada, World Trade
Centre, #504-999 Canada Place,
Vancouver, V6C 3E1, Canada
Tel:
+1-604-775-7300
Fax:
+1-604-666-8123
E-mail:
info@globe.ca
Website:
www.globe.ca
Solar Sisters - PV Installation in
Nepal
Time &
Location:
4-1-2004 to 4-30-2004, Kathmandu,
Nepal
Organizer:
Himalayan Light Foundation
Contact: P.O. Box
8975, Kathmandu, EPC 5493, Nepal
Tel:
+977-1-418-203.
Fax:
+977-1-412-924.
E-mail:
hlf@mos.com.np
Website:
www.hlf.org.np/solsis.htm
Hannover Fair
Time &
Location:
4-19-2004 to 4-24-2004, Hannover,
Germany
Organizer: Hannover
Fairs USA, Inc
The HANNOVER FAIR is actually a
series of world-leading tradeshows
that take place at the same venue
and collectively comprise the
world's largest concentration of
industrial technology.
Contact: Hannover
Fairs USA, Inc., 212 Carnegie
Center, Princeton, NJ, 08540,
U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-609-987-1202
Fax:
+1-609-987-0092
E-mail:
info@hfusa.com
Website:
www.hfusa.com/hannoverfair
15th U.S. Hydrogen Conference and
Hydrogen Expo USA
Time &
Location: 4-27-2004 to
4-30-2004, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A.
Organizer: National
Hydrogen Association
It is the longest standing annual
hydrogen conference in the world
and will again include
representation from around the
globe. Add to that California抯
long-standing commitment to a
clean, secure energy future, and
you have the formula for another
highly successful Conference and
Expo.
Contact: Lara Neer,
1800 M Street NW, Suite 300,
Washington, DC, 20036-5802, U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-202-223-5547
Fax:
+1-202-223-5537.
E-mail:
bschorr@ttcorp.com
Website:
www.hydrogenconference.org
2004 Future Car Congress
Time &
Location:
6-27-2004 to 6-30-2004, Washington,
DC, U.S.A.
Organizer: Society
for Automotive Engineers
The third International Future Car
Congress is dedicated to addressing
issues involved in the development
of automotive technologies aimed at
dramatically reducing the world's
transportation energy consumption
and minimizing vehicle emissions.
The 2004 Future Car Congress seeks
to captivate the automotive and
energy communities with technical
sessions; provide cutting-edge
exhibits and vehicle displays; form
dynamic panels with officials from
government, industry, and academia,
worldwide; and provide
opportunities to test drive the
latest state-of-the-art vehicles.
Contact: SAE
Washington Office, 1828 L St, NW,
Suite 905, Washington, DC, 20036,
U.S.A.
Tel:
+1-724-772-4006
E-mail:
meetings@sae.org
Website:
www.futurecarcongress.org
15th World Hydrogen Energy
Conference: Science, Technology and
Exhibition - New Trend in Hydrogen
Time &
Location:
6-27-2004 to 7-2-2004, Yokohama,
Japan
Organizer: Hydrogen
Energy Systems Society of Japan
(HESS)
Dependency on uncertain and
interruptible energy supplies from
Middle Eastern states is a crucial
strategic issue that must be
resolved to assure the long-term
security of Israel, the United
States and the world's other
democracies. The importation of
these critical fossil fuels (oil,
coal, natural gas) is vulnerable to
economic as well as physical
attack. The world's democracies
spend billions of dollars each year
trying to protect access to these
resources. In addition, the
petrodollars that the suppliers
receive often end up being used for
purposes inimical to the interests
of the world's democracies; these
funds are used to purchase weapons,
to support the spread of radical
Islamicist thought, and to finance
the spread of terrorism. For all of
these reasons, reducing dependency
on fossil fuels is a critical and
timely challenge for the world's
democracies.
Website:
www.hess.jp |
