Connecting the Clean Economy in Chicago - Chicago Clean Energy Alliance

Chicago Clean Energy Alliance

New Venue, same date! Now in the loop.

We are excited to let you know that the Chevy Volt will be proudly displayed at the EPIC through the Chicago Clean Energy Alliance this December 6th!  Kristin Zimmerman, Ph.D of the General Motors R&D and Volt Infrastructure Team will drive the 270 mile trip from Detroit to Chicago (in her Volt) to be with us on this fantastic evening. The vehicle will be displayed on the showroom floor. Be among the first to see this game changing technology and get an insider's explanation of issues surrounding the electric vehicle market with your colleagues!

What a year it has been!  Over the past 12 months we have had a lot of fun in bringing together Chicago’s top energy players to network, share best ideas, and support the development of innovative companies in the clean energy space.

The CCEA cordially invites you to attend our final event of the year on Monday, December 6, 2010. Join us as we celebrate the holidays and the successful completion of our inaugural year. 

Who is attending:
Corporations, niche energy firms, venture capitalists, politicians, government, NGO, legal, traders, and other experts involved with wind, solar, geothermal, biofuels, CCS, clean coal, emissions trading, climate change and electric vehicles.

When: Monday, December 6, 2010

Where:  EPIC
112 W. Hubbard St
Chicago, IL 60654

Time: 5:30 - 8:00 PM

Reasons to attend:

• Meet keynote speaker IL Senator Susan Garrett
• Connect and network with the top players in Chicago’s clean economy
• Enjoy free hors d’oeuvres and a panoramic view of Chicago
  
• Discuss cutting-edge ideas and inventions, promising business deals, government energy policies, and other hot topics.

CCEA Value
We have implemented new standards to ensure that professionals who attend the CCEA are representatives that work within the clean economy. We are keenly aware that the state of the economy will naturally attract job seekers and are sympathetic to anyone who is unemployed. However, the CCEA reserves the right to deny entrance to those who are not connected to the clean economy. The purpose of this event is to encourage deal flow and networking within the industry.

Social Networking

Join the community and sound off; Do you have a comment about the event, a successful connection you would like to share; post your comments online.  You can also join us on Leebug, Facebook and Twitter.

Sponsorship: Want to connect with Chicago clean energy community? Do you have a product or service you would like to promote to a group of people that represent innovative companies in our local community leading the way to a new clean economy? Consider becoming an Event Sponsor and get connected to the largest focused networking group in the Chicago area that brings together influential, affluent, decision-makers that are open to new ideas. If you are interested in sponsorship (website advertising, event table and more) gifting or donations, visit http://www.chicagocleanenergyalliance.org or email Dan Fedor at dan@chicagocleanenergyalliance.org.

Attendance: For further information regarding the event, contact Bryan Villano at Bryan@ChicagoCleanEnergyAlliance.org

Selected organizations that attended our previous event:

AWEA, Acciona, Argonne National Labs, Bank of America, Capstone Financial Group, Center for Neighborhood Technology, Chicago Climate Exchange, Citadel Investment, Cora Capital Advisors, Deloitte Consulting, Delta Institute, eOn Climate and Renewables, Gamesa, Gas Technology Institute, Holland and Knight, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Illinois Commerce Commission, Illinois EPA, Illinois Finance Authority, Illinois General Assembly, Invenergy, McDonald's Corporation, Saint Consulting Group, Sanyo, Sargent and Lundy, Siemens, SoCore Energy, Suzlon, Tesla Motors, Village of Franklin, Park Village of Oak Park ...for a full list visit: http://cleanenergyalliance.eventbrite.com