Understanding Clean Technology is crucial for every individual, whether we are in a "sustainable" business or not. The air we breathe and the costs and effects of the energy we use are immune to NO ONE.

This month there are two special events in which you may learn about clean tech.

EcoTuesday's Sept 22 presentation in Los Angeles will be by Riggs Eckelberry of Origin Oil (http://www.originoil.com/). Join us to learn about the most promising form of new energy: algae! Both the process and the future of this form of oil is truly fascinating.

But first, join me this Friday as I attend a special conference on new energy policy and clean tech law.

Shaub & Williams and Southwestern Law School are presenting an 
exciting one-day conference taking place at Southwestern Law School on Friday, September 18th on Clean Tech Law and the New Energy Policy. REGISTER at http://budurl.com/zv6b.

$ 175  for members of GROWTH CAPITAL INSTITUTE, LARTA, GABA, GACC,  CLEANTECH OPEN, OCTANe, & Ecomotion
Further special rates for university and government.

Highlights include: ECOMOTION's Ted Flanigan "Big Energy Picture" 
speech on megatrends and new market opportunities for renewable energy; 
CALSEIA's Executor Director Sue Kateley report on the newest renewable energy  legal developments Sacramento;   SUNPOWER Corporation's VP of public policy, Julie Blunden, view on how incentives and laws shape & drive demand for  solar energy;   UCI's solar energy research center's advice on partnering with the private sector to leverage research in the pipeline & to   commercialize it; and Seasoned entrepreneurs and private investors' stories of how to  find thenext BIG GREEN opportunity and the FUNDING for it.

JOIN US FOR THE SUMMIT, STAY FOR WINE AND NETWORKING RECEPTION AT 5:00 p.m., hosted by Sweeney Canyon Vineyard, Santa Ynez.

I hope to see you at both of these special events.

Warmly,

Jennifer Gooding

Los Angeles Ambassador