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Upcoming Events
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This is the monthly teleconference meeting of the NEBC Climate & GHG Forum. Topic TBA.
The Climate & GHG Forum is an industry-led regional group for professionals working in the climate change and carbon management arena. It is hosted by NEBC but open to all participants and observers. The intent is to provide a venue to discuss industry topics and issues, and to disseminate important industry information in a timely manner.
Forum members are connected by an email listserv. To subscribe send your full contact information to: karl@nebc.org
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Vapor Intrusion has been a hot topic nationally and more recently locally as the ID DEQ moves towards the implantation a Draft Vapor Intrusion Evaluation proposal (Dec 09). What do you as a consultant, state agency employee or stakeholder need to know about Vapor Intrusion? Daryl Peterson, the air Technical Director from Pace Analytical will give a short over view on vapor intrusion talk about sampling strategies, types of media, analytical methodology, compound list and QA/QC requirements.
Speaker:
Daryl Peterson, Pace Analytical
Registration:
$10.00 – Includes Brown Bag Lunch (sandwich & beverage)
Free if you bring your own lunch (but please RSVP so we can have enough seating)
Thanks to our Sponsor:
Pace Analytical Services
Sponsorship Opportunities are available for this luncheon. Click Here to become a sponsor. Benefits include:
• One complimentary event registration
• Listing on NEBC website with link to your website
• Opportunity to make 2 - 3 minute presentation at event • Ability to distribute a marketing piece at the event
• Recognition at event
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In urban and rural communities local stakeholders are likely to play a major role in the success of energy project development. Diane Adams of EnviroIssues will share relevant and recent experience in assisting major utilities and federal agencies siting high voltage transmission lines in the West. Three projects that impact urban and rural landscapes in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Wyoming will be highlighted and plenty of time to discuss lessons learned and tools to effectively engage the public during the federal environmental planning process and beyond.
There is no charge to attend, but please RSVP so we can make sure to have the room set up properly. RSVP at http://nebc.eroi.com/servlet/com.gcm.servlet.event.EventRegisterForm?commodityID=42034&command=cp&supplierID=781
Or with Karl Unterschuetz (karl@nebc.org )
Forum activities are informal and open to all.
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Topic: The Western Sage Grouse meets Renewable Energy. Protection of the western sage grouse has emerged as a challenge to wind, large solar, and transmission projects in the western states. Is this a case where careful planning and siting is needed, or is it a NIMBY situation where positions are already locked in? Susanne Leta Liou of Renewable Northwest Project will kick off the discussion..
No charge, but please RSVP so we can order food - to robert@nebc.org Forum activities are informal and open to all. Thank you to the Forum Breakfast Sponsor: URS Corporation www.urscorp.com
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Presented by Oregon Business Development Dept., Oregon Dept. of Environmental Quality, NEBC, and the Center for Creative Land Recycling, this conference will provide an exceptional learning and networking opportunity for those working to make contaminated properties economically viable for reuse. The Oregon Brownfields Conference is designed to target the educational needs of brownfields practitioners – from long-time brownfields professionals to those just entering into the process of transforming old contaminated sites into productive properties. The theme “Sleeves Rolled Up” reflects the hands-on, practical nature of this year’s event.
[Full Information + Sponsorship]
Exhibitor Information
[Download Oregon Brownfields Award Nomination Form]
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Making the decision to decommission a dam in the Northwest is, in some ways, the easy part. Getting the dam out of the River on schedule, on budget and with minimal disruption to the surrounding environment and the Endangered Species Act (ESA) listed salmon species in the Sandy River is the more challenging task. This presentation will focus on how Portland General Electric implemented this dam removal and some interesting observations that could be helpful to other facing this challenge. Join us at our new lunch location, Hilton Portland, 921 SW Sixth Ave., Portland.
Speakers:
John Esler & Nick Ackerman, Portland General Electric
Registration:
NEBC Members & their guests: $40.00 per person
Non Members: $55.00 per person
Sponsorships available:
$250.00 Sponsorship (NEBC members)
$500.00 Sponsorship (Non members)
•One complimentary event registration
•Listing on NEBC website with link to your website
•Opportunity to make 2 - 3 minute presentation at event
•Ability to distribute a marketing piece at the event
•Recognition at event
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Tax Day Blues??? Not Here! Not at the Olympic Chapter Pub Mixer!
Enjoy a great evening of networking, food, and spirits with fellow NEBC members and guests at the Pike Brewery Co. In the heart of downtown Seattle at Pike Place Market, we'll meet in the 'Museum Room at the Brewery. This is a great venue to shake those winter blahs and connect with other environmental professionals to exchange ideas about issues that affect our industry in a relaxed atmosphere.
Registration fee includes beverage ticket and hors d’ouevres. Eat, drink, connect with friends and be merry!
Registration:
NEBC Members & their guests: $35.00 per person
Non Members: $45.00 per person
Thanks to our Sponsor
Brooks Rand Labs
Sponsorships are available for this event.
Benefits may include:
•One complimentary event registration
•Listing on NEBC website with link to your website
•Opportunity to make 2 - 3 minute presentation at event
•Ability to distribute a marketing piece at the event
•Recognition at event
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Now in its fourth year, NEBC’s energy conference - presented in conjunction with the Northwest Energy Efficiency Council, and the Portland Business Journal - is the Northwest event addressing the business side of energy. For 2010, the conference is being extended to two days with an expanded trade show. Topics go beyond developing electricity and bioenergy projects to include energy efficiency in industry and buildings, and developing the regional supply chain. This business-to-business conference brings together project developers, service and equipment providers, energy end users, utilities, government, and others involved in building the new energy economy – creating an unmatched forum for learning, networking, and business development. NEBC members recieve a $50 registration discount - use code NEBCPOR10. Also - special member pricing on exhibit booths. For more information, go to www.futureenergyconference.com.
- For sponsorship and exhibit opportunities, contact Harry Aldrich at 503-719-4035 or harry@futureenergyconference.com
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