Event Information

The climate change and energy policy bill winding its way through the U.S. Congress shows a new federal eagerness to build a renewable energy future, but what specifically to build where is still up for debate. Massive arrays of photovoltaic panels harnessing desert sun and wind turbines on otherwise seemingly worthless land are the cliches of clean energy.

Between the credit crisis, falling oil and natural gas prices and a general decrease in energy demand due to the state of the economy, what is the future for Clean Technologies?

Topics include:

• Is this just a temporary blip on the radar?
  
• Will world economics relegate Clean Tech to the sidelines for the foreseeable future?
• How can the Clean Tech sector interface with the U.S. government to access DOE stimulus funding?

Moderator:

• Christopher Moran, Vice President, General Manager, Applied Ventures

Confirmed panelists include:

• Gordon Ho, Partner, Cooley Godward Kronish
  
• Wayne Hedden, PricewaterhouseCoopers
• Alex Kinnier, Partner, Khosla Ventures
• Dan Rubin, General Partner, Alloy Ventures
• Dylan Steeg, Director, Intel Capital

This event is by invitation only. For more information, email Eileen Cheng or call (650) 843-5071.