Global Smart Energy is Solar Ron Swenson

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Global Smart Energy is Solar! Ron Swenson

Global Smart Energy Bilateral Trade & Investment Opportunity * Business opportunity in the Smart Grid Donald Steiny, President, Donald Steiny Consulting. * Smart Grid: Domestic and International Policies, Priorities, and Programs, and Opportunities for U. S. Industry and SMEs Shannon L. Fraser, International Trade Specialist, Office of Energy and Environmental Industries, Department of Commerce, ITA * Smart Grid Applications in Transportation Dimitri Dadiomov, Business Development, North America, Better Place * Renewable Energy Microgrid Testbed at NASA Ames Research Center [V 2 G] Joel Kubby, Associate Professor, Baskin School of Engineering, Dept. of Electrical Engineering at University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) * The Surfacing of Local Micro Grids in the Energy Infrastructure Marty Kurtovich, Senior Business Development Manager, Chevron Energy Solutions (CES) * Micro Grids and Major Utilities - The Twain Shall Meet? Matthew Steiner, Principal, Hygrid Green Energy * Accelerating Smart Grid Deployment with Interoperability Standards Claudio Lima, Managing Director, Sonoma Innovation * A System Architectural View of the Smart Electric Power Grid Dr. David M. Tralli, Manager, Civil Programs, National Space Technology Applications Office, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Cal. Tech * Energy Savings for the Users and How that Affects the Smart Grid Revolution John Knapp, President and CEO, Power Shaver, Energy Savings Systems

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