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Stanford University business professor Tom Kosnik explains key
elements of marketing in the clean tech industry in this presentation
excerpt from The Clean Tech Open's Business Accelerator training for
clean tech start-ups, July 2009. www.cleantechopen.com (c) 2009 Clean
Tech Open CTOtv1
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Public talk by Dr. Christine Woerlen, former head of the German Renewable Energy Agency; now an independent consultant with governments around the world. Sponsored by the Climate Action Network of Canada, the principle here is that we must learn from the experience of other cities and countries, in this case, Germany. The question: Can Nova Scotia develop jobs throughout the province with an eco-economy that grows with the renewable energy revolution?
All eleven parts available at the Crest Halifax YouTube channel.
Public talk by Dr. Christine Wörlen former head of the German
Renewable Energy Agency; now an independent consultant with governments
around the world. Sponsored
by the Climate Action Network of Canada, the principle here is that we
must learn from the experience of other cities and countries, in
this case, Germany. The question: Can Nova Scotia develop jobs
throughout the province with an
eco-economy that grows with the renewable energy revolution?All eleven parts available at the Crest Halifax YouTube channel.
Janine Benyus has a message for inventors: When solving a design problem, look to nature first. There you'll find inspired designs for making things waterproof, aerodynamic, solar-powered and more. Here she reveals dozens of new products that take their cue from nature with spectacular results. August 06, 2009 — http://www.ted.com
Click here to go to our special collection on Clean Tech to view more videos on this critical issue and hear from leaders, experts, teachers, and citizens.
Race for American Jobs in Columbus, Ohio
Part of a series featuring business and civic leaders to include the following, all of them addressing important issues of job creation and moving towards a low carbon economy.
Sustainability Clean Tech and Energy, thought leadership, 2010.
Ms. Green of GetIT talks about Thomas Friedman's theory that cleantech will have to go a .com growth and a dot-com bust. How do you insure as cleantech innovators, you be a winner? It gets down to practicing the business fundamentals in terms of meeting market needs, having a strong team, and a business plan, not the technology that will determine your success.
Public talk by Dr. Christine Woerlen, former head of the German
Renewable Energy Agency; now an independent consultant with governments
around the world. Sponsored
by the Climate Action Network of Canada, the principle here is that we
must learn from the experience of other cities and countries, in
this case, Germany. The question: Can Nova Scotia develop jobs
throughout the province with an
eco-economy that grows with the renewable energy revolution?
All eleven parts available at the Crest Halifax YouTube
channel.
Katherine Hamilton, President of the Gridwise Alliance, discusses
the $3.6B stimulus funding for smart grid technology and regional energy
management. 
Oregon 25% of our energy use must be renewable by 2020. Interview at Solar World in Hillsboro Oregon reflects Oregon as the hub of solar manufacturing in the World. With more than 2,700 employees, the SolarWorld group is one of the
world’s largest solar energy businesses.
Oregon is a great place to do business. In addition to keeping
our Oregon companies in Oregon, and keeping them growing, The Oregon
Economic and Community Development Department markets Oregon across the
globe as an ideal business location. Solar cell manufacturing is one
industry where Oregon has established some key competitive advantages,
and OECDD's targeted recruitment strategy has brought many new companies
to the state. Solaicx and SolarWorld are two of these companies that
came to Oregon, bringing hundreds of new jobs along with them.
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