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Location: Marriott Mission Valley
LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED

It's a great opportunity to talk with high-level experts who will be exploring the latest policy, trends, technologies and many other important industrial issues regarding solar and renewable energy. Registration ($25) is required at the California Center for Sustainable Energy's web site:

CCSE REGISTRATION LINK

Sessions are as follows:

Keynote Speakers
Mayor Jerry Sanders, City of San Diego
Supervisor Dianne Jacob, San Diego County
Andrew McAllister, Director of Programs, California Center for Sustainable Energy

Finance and Rebates

Francisco DeVries, President, Renewable Funding, LLC
Terry Clapham, Distributed Generation Manager, CCSE
And others

Policy and Planning

Sue Kateley, Executive Director, California Solar Energy Industries Association
Panama Bartholomy, Executive Analyst, California Energy Commission
And others

Clean Technology

Andria Jacob, Program Manager, Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, City of Portland
Hannah Muller , Solar Energy Technologies Program, Department of Energy
Scott Anders, Director, Energy Policy Initiatives Center, University of San Diego
Janice Lin, Managing Partner, StrateGen Consulting, LLC
Andrew McAllister, Director of Programs, California Center for Sustainable Energy
And others

Workforce Development – Green Jobs

Panama Bartholomy, Executive Analyst, California Energy Commission
John Walker, Career Coach, Talent Evolution
Patrick Knighton, Director of Training, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

SUNDAY MORNING UPDATES

1) INFORMAL GROUP GATHERING NEAR CCSE BUILDING ENTRANCE AT 1:00PM. Note some group members would like to share news of some projects they are working on.

2) Please bring a name badge and write your first name & "SDAEG" on it so other group members can recognize you at the fair.

3) Brunch at 94th Aero Squadron nearby starts soon at 10:30AM

Hope to s y'all there!

-Bill (I'll be wearing a white cap, name badge, and a very orange shirt!

http://energycenter.org/index.php/outreach-a-education/annual-events/sustainability-fair

San Diego businesses, government agencies and non-profits are joining forces for a green cause. This year the California Center for Sustainable Energy ( CCSE) is hosting the Sustainability Fair. CCSE will partner with San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E), the city of San Diego and the San Diego County Water Authority to host the premiere event. The focus of the fair is to provide education and outreach regarding sustainability.

The Sustainability fair will feature a number of vendor displays and workshops, providing the latest technology and information in sustainable energy, water use, recycling and waste management.

Visitors can also check out drought resistant landscape designs, learn about the latest green cleaning products as well as ways to improve their energy efficiency.

Speakers will share information to assist your organization on ways to integrate sustainable and energy-efficient technologies, water conservation measures and recycling.

COURTESY NOTICE, THIS IS NOT AN SDAEG ORGANIZED EVENT

Fund raiser for lost youth with music and other activities.

Will power approximately 90% of the festival through solar panels and wind turbines! Yup, you got it ’ 90% of the energy required for things like lighting, sound, and vending, will be coming from renewable sources. The other 10% comes from the tricky, high power requirement spots (like main stage sound), where they will use bio-diesel generators.

$45 Tickets

http://www.stayclassy.org/elemental/index.php

We are piggybacking off the Raw Vegan meetup group, so if you bring any food to share (not expected), make sure its raw vegan. Also be curtious to the Raw members as far as samples go.

Sunday, March 29th, 2-4 pm at Ski Beach/Crown Pt. Shores in San Diego. Hosted by San Diego Vegan Raw Meetup.

We now have a couple of sponsors for our events and you will receive samples to take home with you.
You will try some Zico Natural Coconut Water and take home a sample of Don't Bite Me Patch that you put on your skin the bugs will not bite you and it is all natural. I am a purist and wouldn't use it if it wasn't up to my high standards. I have used it and it really works and my testimonial is on their website. Click on the link here:
http://dontbitemepatc...

The Kale Whale Experience: See the veg-oil fueled green RV and meet Kevin and Annmarie Gianni, hosts of The Renegade Health Show. The dynamic duo are traveling the country, exploring the culture of natural health in America and sharing their experiences along the way. You are invited to be a part of this amazing journey! Find out more on www.TheRenegadeHealthShow.com.

Kevin will be discussing both the Tour and High Raw, a simple and conscious approach to living healthfully, eating right, and saving the world, and will show the veg-oil fuel system. Contest: help us find 100 gallons of unfiltered, used vegetable oil, and win a bottle of Island Fire (raw noni juice superfood supplement from Elements for Life!)

The location is now official and we do not need a permit to use the space.
It is at Ski Beach/Crown Pt. Shores off of Ingraham Street adjacent to Pacific Beach (if you are coming from the north and going south on Ingraham you would turn in left on Vacation Road after you go over one bridge, but if you go over the next bridge which which is closer to Sea World, then you went too far. Then go left again and keep driving until you see the big RV with the name on the outside "Renegade Health Show." If you are coming from the south and going north on Ingraham then you turn right on Vacation Rd. and then make a left and keep driving until you see the large RV with the name on the outside "Renegade Health Show."

Please bring your own blanket and/or chair for seating, as there is limited picnic table around.

This is not a potluck, but you are welcome to bring something to share with you group if you'd like (such as fruit, etc.) If you do bring something that requires utensils, plates, napkins, etc you will need to provide that on your own.

As as added bonus, Barry Koral of Barry's Tropical Fruit Farm in Vista will be coming by to sell his incredible fruits at the end of the presentation (he has items,depending on the season, such as meyer lemons, oranges, avocados, star fruit, sapotes, cherimoyas, etc). You may be familiar with Barry if you ever go to the Hillcrest Farmer's Market on Sundays.

This will be an incredible event and not to be missed!

Green Premier Party event on St. Patrick's Day at the The New Children's Museum that Rick is helping to organize.

$25/person

Amazing organic and local cuisine will surround you all evening, compliments of ChileCo Catering, ECO Caters, Waters Fine Catering, Urban Kitchen Catering and Culinary Concepts.

A well stocked bar offered by Best Beverage Catering will include a selection of wines donated from Prince Of Wine who will be at the event to tell you about their special wine selections. Also, our downtown Omni Hotel has generously offered us an additional selection of wines to please a wide variety of tastes. We even have Joe’s On The Nose offering you an Organic Espresso Bar to give you that lift for the evening.

Our most charismatic, Jerry Beck from Beck’s Entertainment will be keeping us in the mood with his collection of ambient tunes emulating from the Cricket Wireless Lower Level of the museum.

Info: http://www.thinkplaycreate.org/blog/?p=461

YOU NEED TO ALSO RSVP AT BELOW by Sunday, March 15th to guarantee your admission:

www.2planitgreen.com (paypal)

or email at rsvp@2planitgreen.com or call 619-955-8329