Final Conference Program Set for 2011 Clean Energy Workforce Conference
Over 80 speakers, 24 sessions, 10 workshops, and the opportunity to meet and talk with hundreds of workforce renewable energy and energy efficiency experts, instructors and educators from around the country are all part of the March 8-10, 2011 Clean Energy Workforce Education Conference.
“This year’s conference is truly an impressive lineup covering all aspects of training the clean energy workforce,” says Jane Weissman, IREC’s Executive Director.
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Final Conference Program Set for 2011 Clean Energy Workforce Conference
Big Challenges Remain for U.S. Offshore Wind
The U.S. could see as many as 10 GW of offshore wind capacity installed by 2020. But it won’t be easy, say industry experts.
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Big Challenges Remain for U.S. Offshore Wind
Europe’s Policymakers Sign up for a New Offshore Transmission Grid
If Europe is to achieve its carbon reduction commitments, a third of Europe’s electricity will need to come from renewables by 2020, with wind power accounting for as much as 20% of the total supply. By 2030, wind power alone could provide a third of Europe’s electricity – and half by 2050.
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Europe’s Policymakers Sign up for a New Offshore Transmission Grid