Cleantech Forum San Francisco 2012

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The 2012 Cleantech Forum San Francisco will mark the 10th anniversary of Cleantech Forums, the annual gathering of the global clean technology innovation community. Our theme this year is “The Power of Global Partnerships,” an exploration of how strategic relationships are playing an ever more important role in the future of clean technology.

This international executive conference draws cleantech innovators, top venture capitalists and investors, corporate leaders and policy-makers from around the world.  The agenda looks at strategic partnerships in clean technology from several perspectives throughout two days: utilities, solar, energy efficiency, biofuels, electric vehicles and transportation, and smart water.  Register today. 

How to get involved:

  • Become a sponsor. Sponsorships for 2012 are still available.  Download the sponsorship brochure for details.
  • Participate in our outdoor Eco-City.  Back by popular demand, the 2011 electric car show has expanded. Learn more and find out how you can get involved with showcasing the newest in clean technologies.
  • Bring a delegation. Each year, we see growing numbers of international professionals at the forefront of cleantech innovation and investment come to Cleantech Forum San Francisco to directly engage with the leaders of global cleantech markets. Contact us and learn more about how our custom delegation packages can highlight your country and the innovations of your region.

See what attendees had to say in 2011:

 

Only at Cleantech Forum San Francisco 2012!
Cleantech Highlights Cleantech Eco City:

Building upon the successful all-electric Cleantech Car Show at the Cleantech Forum San Francisco 2011, and following up on Ford's recent ‘Power of Choice’ tour, the Cleantech Group will be expanding the show into an eco city showcasing the newest technologies on the market.

Cleantech Highlights David Crane, President and CEO of NRG Energy:

Under David's leadership, NRG became a Fortune 250 company that doubled its size to nearly 24,000 megawatts—enough to power more than 20 million homes. Crane is a leading voice on climate change and the power sector’s role in reducing greenhouse gases from the next wave of new power generation while meeting growing energy needs.
Cleantech Highlights Amory Lovins, Co-Founder, Chairman, and Chief Scientist Rocky Mountain Institute :

Named one of the 100 most influential people by Time Magazine, author and energy expert Amory Lovins will share his thoughts on small business and the future of energy.