Congratulations to the Raffle Winners!
Congratulations to the winners of the 2010 Sustainable Energy Week Raffle: a Sanyo Eneloop electric bike (Value $2,499), a solar backpack (Value $249), and a parabolic solar cooker (Value $189).
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Clean Energy Conference 2010 Presentations
You may review and download the workshop sessions during the CCSE Clean Energy Conference on September 16th, 2010. The day-long conference featured some of the nation’s leading building performance professionals presenting talks and discussing best practices for business and ways to get good return on energy investments.
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San Diego is revving up the clean energy economy
Efficient, clean, renewable energy continues to be a bright spot in an otherwise dreary economy, and it has never been more important to understand what this integration of new technologies and opportunities means for all of us here in San Diego and across the nation.
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Meet these Clean Energy Leaders on Sept. 16
Below is a sampling of the industry leaders we’re bringing to the CCSE Clean Energy Conference on Thursday, Sept. 16.
 Nancy E. Ryan Commissioner, CPUC |
 Robert Weisenmiller Commissioner, CEC |
 Suzanne Shelton CEO, Shelton Group
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 Tammy Schwolsky CEO of REAS |
 Adam Winter Co-Founder, Recurve |
 Chris Calwell Founder, Ecos |
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 Nancy Rader Executive Director, California Wind Energy Association
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 Beth Brummitt President, Brummitt Energy Associates, Inc.
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 Brett Knox President, GreenHomes America
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 Kristin Rock Energy Manager, PETCO
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 Michael R. Niggli COO, San Diego Gas & Electric
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 Annika Todd Precourt Energy Efficiency Center
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Meet our Clean Energy Sponsors
CCSE is especially thankful for the support of our major sponsors. To learn how they are contributing to a clean energy future and energy independence, check out these success stories.
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Workshops at Family Energy Day
Get the latest information about solar power, energy efficiency and electric vehicles at a series of special workshops during Family Energy Day and Street Smart San Diego. Topics range from the basics of solar for your home to how San Diego is preparing infrastructure for an electric vehicle revolution. Hear a panel of homeowners discussing their experiences in going solar and meet with electric vehicle experts from General Motors, Toyota and Nissan. It’s learning made fun!
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California Solar Initiative
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Energy Efficiency & Transportation
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Learning Center 1 |
Learning Center 2 |
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Solar 101 |
HERS |
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11:30 AM - 12:15 AM |
CSI Intro |
Auto Manufactures Panel (GM, Toyota, Nissan) |
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12:30 PM - 1:15 PM |
SWH |
Utility and EV Infrastructure |
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1:30 PM - 2:15 PM |
Homeowner Panel |
Smart Grid - Smart Meters |
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2:30 PM - 3:15 PM |
How to Pick a Solar Contractor |
Residential Fuel Cells |
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Nissan Leaf vs. Chevrolet Volt

There are many ways to compare the Nissan Leaf with the Chevrolet Volt – two of the hot, new electric vehicles. Just take a look at what a quick search on the web produces. There are articles that compare the two cars in term of performance, price, warranty and reliability. We thought it would be interesting, if a little geeky, to compare who and how many people do web searches on the two cars around the world. There is a tool called Google trends that allows you to do just that and the results are quite interesting.
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Clean Energy Conference featuring the “Green Career Network” Suite
The Clean Energy Conference “Green Career Network” Suite is where you can find out about local training opportunities, talk with companies who are currently hiring and get advice from human resource professionals. This is the place for students and jobs seekers looking for green employment opportunities.
Learn green career insider secrets. The Clean Energy Conference brings together a broad cross section of business leaders, energy experts, industry contractors and policymakers to discuss the most pressing clean energy issues.
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