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The New Jersey Technology Council ' s " What's directions for travel Next in Energy, Water Hydrogen" will present an array of research and development efforts from the region's companies and universities. The presentations will focus on CHP/Cogeneration, desalinization and hydrogen projects plus more. The presentations will be preceded by a tour of Petra Solar's manufacturing facilities. Presentations by: Wayne L. Barnett directions for travel , Business Development Manager, Constellation, An Exelon Company; Dr. Dunbar Birnie , Professor of Materials Science, Rutgers directions for travel University; Gerald DeCuollo , President CEO, Treadstone Technologies; Shihab Kuran , President CEO, Petra Solar; Dr. Xiaoguang Meng , Professor, Center for Environmental Systems, Stevens Institute directions for travel of Technology, and Liza L. Wolf , Esquire, CLO and Executive Vice President, Blue Sky Power LLC. More info
January 17, 2013 NJ Alliance for Action: Offshore Wind Energy directions for travel Electrical Transmission - Reinforcing NJ's Electrical Infrastructure Registration 8 a.m. - Program 9 a.m. Robert B. Meyner Reception Center PNC Bank Arts Center Garden State Parkway Exit 116 Holmdel, NJ To register, Go Here
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January 24, 2013 Elite Energy Event 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Holiday Day Inn Express 25 Smita Lane Bentleyville PA 15314 Fee: $10 Register here The E is brought to you by the TheMarcellusShale.com , TheUticaShale.com, and ShaleAdvantage.com . We are a prominent news, information, and education source in the region whose goal is to keep the public updated on developments in the Marcellus and Utica Shale industry, and to promote awareness of the multiple ways in which the energy sector has and will continue to generate business opportunities locally and worldwide. With our networking reach throughout Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, we are formulating a monthly meeting of energy minds in the area. January 26-27, 2013
234 Pierson Ave. Edison, NJ 08837 The EBC Environmental Roundtable meets the last Wednesday of every other month to discuss relevant environmental issues, regulatory changes directions for travel and new developments that may impact our members provided by our sub-committees which focus on: Regulatory Affairs, Brownfields Site Remediation, Natural Resource Damages, Water, Air, Environmental directions for travel Technology, International Trade, Sustainability, Energy, Enforcement OSHA News and Regulations. Lanny Kurzweil, McCarter English, LLP, Moderator Tracy Straka, Creamer Environmental, EBC Chair Due to security procedures at PSE G, please no walk-ins.
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T he mission of the PWC NJ "Contact Exchange Forum" is to build a referral network of committed professionals, that provide quality services and products, to serve the New Jersey Chapter of Professional Women in Construction and the A/E/C Industry. This network can only be achieved through the active exchange of information and contacts that may lead to successful business opportunities. PWC NJ Chapter's "Contacts Exchange Forum" is a member benefit. Non-members will be invited to attend one meeting only, then PWC NJ Chapter membership will be required for additional participation. directions for travel Pre-registration is required for this meeting. PWC NJ Members Fee $20 (Includes Lunch) Non-Members Fee $25 (Includes Lunch) (Cash only -- no checks directions for travel or credit cards will be accepted for this event.) Questions? Contact Dawn Johnson at 862-228-8272 directions for travel or email: dawjohnson@simplexgrinnell.com Information/registration
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Dr. Stephen Souza, President of Princeton Hydro will present about low impact development (LID) techniques. LID refers to a suite of design and construction methods that reduce the environmental impacts of development, particularly on water quality. For more information click here .
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