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35th World Energy Engineering Congress

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The World Energy Engineering Congress is celebrating its 35th year with a combined conference, expo and seminar program. The event brings together business leaders and government officials to discuss the most important energy technologies and services available today.

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Defense Renewable Energy and Military Microgrids

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The military has a long history of functioning as a technology petri dish, where nascent concepts are proven and then go on to mainstream success in the private marketplace. The "next big thing" in renewable energy could very well be featured, discussed or hatched at the Defense Renewable Energy and Military Microgrids gathering.

The United States' largest single energy user - the Defense Department - has set an ambitious target of sourcing 25% of its power from renewables by 2025.

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GOVERNING Summit on Sustainability – 2012

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Installing solar panels on the roof of a government building could save on electricity costs, but implementing a city-wide solar program with panels on all government buildings could save much more. At the federal, state or local level, policy makers need to collaborate in order maximize the effectiveness of sustainability initiatives.

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30th West Coast Energy Management Congress 2012

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Bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders, the West Coast Energy Management Congress and is designed to help business, industrial and institutional energy users navigate the complex maze of facility optimization and sustainability options.

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GovEvents & Aol Announce Partnership

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GovEvents.com to power events section of AOL's government-focused sites.
(PRWEB) March 05, 2012

GovEvents.com, the web portal for all government-related events, announced today that the company will power the events sections on AOL Government, AOL Energy, and AOL Defense. GovEvents' feeds, driven by keywords specific to each sites' audience, will provide site users with a customized view of events applicable to their industry.
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