Timely Study Reveals American Opinions on Alternative Energy
With major pieces of energy-related legislation before Congress, a new study published by The Pert Group illuminates the general public’s views on alternative energy and identifies four key segments that represent the range of opinions among Americans.
The Pert Group’s study is based on 1,005 interviews conducted with a representative cross-section of the American public in September 2009. The survey findings reflect the beliefs and attitudes of the American public regarding:
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Eilat-Eilot International Renewable Energy Conference
The Eilat-Eilot International Renewable Energy Conference (www.eilatenergy.com), one of the world’s most important renewable energy events, announced today that former governor George E. Pataki and New York Congressman Steve Israel (D-Huntington) will deliver keynote addresses at the conference, which will be held February 16-18 in Eilat , Israel .
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Tags: conservation, eilat-eilot, electricity, Energy, greenhouse gas, hydro, israel, pataki, power, renewable energy, solar, wind
Eilat Conference to Introduce Model for Overcoming World Energy Crisis
The Eilat-Eilot International Renewable Energy Conference (www.eilatenergy.com), announced today that at its upcoming conference in February, it will unveil a model for overcoming the world’s energy crisis that it expects will be adopted by governments and regions around the world. The conference will be held in Eilat , Israel from February 16-18.
The Conference is an international forum encouraging discussion and debate of policies, technology, business and investment practices to lead to cost effective, doable solutions. Conference participants include leading researchers in alternative energy, government officials and policy-makers, internationally-recognized alternative energy companies and world-renowned speakers from business and academia. Over 1,000 attendees and dozens of journalists are expected to be in attendance. Some of the topics to be explored at the conference include: Renewable development in Israel , solar power, policies and regulations, and renewable energy technology. The conference is organized in partnership between the Eilat Eilot Renewable Energy Authority and the Technologies Company.
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