Celebrate the largest renewable energy, energy independence, during the week at Texas a & M University Cardinals

By Debrah Dubay |   2011-02-14 13: 00: 00.0 to Austin, Texas At Texas energy independence week five leading Texas professorien University to talk about renewable energy policy and technology research in the two debates in the first building in Texas State Capitol. The second Forum of the company and the independent directors to discuss natural gas and renewable energy sources in the relationships and make a case for renewable energy in Texas ' energy trust in the role of the mix. "Now works to protect the energy of a substantial part of the mix-depletable source pay dividends out of a long time in the future," said Russel Smith, Director of the Texas renewable energy Industries Association. He continued, "As our State leaders is difficult budgetary matters, it is important that the Member States to take measures with a view to further developing our renewable energy sector."

Texas energy independence of the week, the of Texas renewable energy Industries Association (TREIA) for recognizing the batch still reported by Texas a & M University, the largest renewable energy sources in the long tradition.  Only one week prior to celebrate Texas Independence Day, Texas energy independence week gives the opportunity to role as Texas ' Texans on energy in the future. TREIA represents more than 600 member companies, organizations, agencies and individuals who offer products, services, and information within the Texas a & M University's growing renewable energy sector. In 1984, TREIA is central to the promotion of trade and competition, the Organization, headquartered in Austin, Texas.

Texas energy independence week events take place at or places near the Texas State Capitol Building.  During the week of the exhibits is the screen of the Capitol the North Gallery.  Open to the public free of charge two forums will also occur on a Wednesday, February 23 Capitol Auditorium.

Forum (i) 8: 30 – 11: 30 pm

Texas a & m University, speaks on the renewable energy and technology research includes:

John Butler, Professor, University of Texas at Austin, and Wei-Jen Lee, Professor, University of Texas at Arlington is speaking about the Smart Grid, Professor Robert Balog., Texas A & M University speaks on Solar PV.Andrew Swift, Professor, Texas Tech University deals with the storage of the wind. Les Shephard, Professor, University of Texas, San Antonio covers Geothermal Energy., Michael Webber, Professor, University of Texas at Austin, I'm going to talk about public education, the role of research and development and conservation of the world's leading energy, Texas, the role of the integration of technologies.

Forum II:, 2: 00 – 5: 00 p.m.  Consists of two parts:

Panel 1) renewable energy, and natural gas, Confluence or conflict or something in between? (2-3: 13: 30)

Moderator: Michael j. Osborne, special Asst. Manager for Austin Energy.

Panelists: 

Todd Foley, SR. V.P. of policy and international relations, renewable energy, Wash- , D.C. American Council, Vice President, Tommy Foltz, government relations, Peterohawk Energy Corporation   Houston, TX, Kevin Gresham, V.P., regulatory affairs and migration, (E). climate & renewables North America, Inc.,   Austin, TX and John Lichtenberger, Vice President of sales-Midwest utility, SunEdison, Beltsville, MD 

Panel 2) renewable energy sources in the energy mix of Texas ' strong position in the activity diagram. (3: 45-5: 22: 00)

Moderator: Colin Meehan, Environmental Defense Fund

Panelists:

Cathy Boone, Senior Vice President, energy policy and market development, applied materials, Inc., Charles, President and CEO of Dauber officer, American Electric Technologies, Inc. Colin Murchie, Senior Vice President, Federal Government Affairs, SolarCity

TREIA www.treia.org, whose job is in Texas, the promotion of electricity produced from renewable energy resources and the development of their wise use is assembled in the quarter century the oldest to renewable energy sources-a not-for-profit trade organization.

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