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Please join Village Capital on September 25th in Denver at the Artwork Network Gallery for a Venture Forum showcasing the 10 enterprises in the Village Capital energy program. Our entrepeneurs are providing solutions in energy efficiency, water, and renewable, with brief description provided below: Bractlet - Accurately measures and verifies energy savings for energy efficiency retrofits. e-Chromic Technologies - Uses a reflective electrochromic thin film to retrofit existing windows, transforming ordinary energy wasting windows into highly energy efficient "smart windows". EEme - Converts big data into actionable insight to mine for residential energy efficiency sweet spots, empoweringutilities and third party energy efficiency program implementers. Effortless Energy - Offers an individually tailored package of free, easy home upgrades that make homes more valuable, easier to control from a mobile device, more comfortable, healthier and greener while saving money. Integrated Microfluidic Devices - A portable device that detects bacteria from fluids in minutes instead of days. OptiEnz Sensors - Offers an innovative, breakthrough technology for continuously and quantitatively measuring organic chemical concentrations in water and aqueous solutions. PAX Pure - A cutting edge desalination solution developed by pairing fundamental thermodynamic principles with scientific insight from Biomimicry. Rebound Technology - A unique refrigeration cycle with embedded thermal energy storage that saves supermarkets up to 60% on their low temperature cooling costs. Secure Waters - Develops, manufactures and markets the AquaSentinel, a Water Secure Sensor that detects toxins and pollutants in surface waters. SustainableSystems - Is developing the first Universal Microgrid Controller (TM) that combines and controls wind, solar and fossil fuel energy as well as energy storage. We hope you can make it!

To design and create an electric motor to be used for power generation on a micro wind turbine for the Collegiate Wind Competition

Environment, innovation, agility, business. Video of Patrick Dixon at Globe Forum 2009. Sustainable business and how green technology will help sustainability, climate change, global warming, water shortages, food shortages, transport, energy, fuel, cities. Future aviation, travel, rail, cars, tourism, corporate travel, heating, lighting, heat pumps. Solar cells, wind power, biofuels, alternatiive energy generation. Future of coil, oil, gas and nuclear power. Electric vehicles. Green living. Protecting rainforests. Why climate change and other sustainability issues can be solved. Costs of global warming action. Marketing of green tech. Open innovation and crowdsourcing. Leadership of business and government. Government regulation, politics and political agreement. Activists and campaigning.

The IEEE Green Technologies Conference provides an open forum for the Engineering Community, Researchers, Innovators, and regulators around the world to collaborate on the development and deployment of sustainable Green Technologies. The Engineering Community, Researchers, and Innovators around the world are actively developing and applying economically sustainable Green Technology solutions to a number of global problems. Researchers report rising CO2 levels in the world are causing climate issues. Global dependence on finite fossil fuels for energy production and transportation fuel, much of which comes from unstable countries, continues to result in wildly fluctuating energy costs. Green Technologies are the underlying solutions to many of the concerns of the global community. The development, adoption and deployment of large scale wind mill, solar voltaic and solar thermal farms around the world are converting the wind and solar energy into electrical energy and displacing conventional electrical generation. The variability of the wind requires applying numerous Green Technology solutions to project the availability of wind power mix to meet the current and projected load of the electric grids while at the same time providing the grid customers highly reliable energy. As new Green Technologies are developed and deployed, adoption by global communities remains dependent on politicos and regulators. Behind the meter distributed energy production has in some areas had unintended consequences to customers and the general community. Utility regulators are approached by the communities and the utility companies they regulate to meet the Green Technology adoption issues presented by both.