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The Clean Technology and Sustainable Industries Organization,
the Clean Economy Network, Inc. &
the Clean Technology and Renewable Energy Public Policy Group at
K&L Gates, LLP
Invites you to attend a breakfast honoring:
Senator Barbara Boxer
Chair of the Environment and Public Works Committee
To be followed by a:
Clean Energy & Climate Legislation Roundtable
February 4th 2010 • 8:00 am • K&L Gates, LLP, 1601 K Street, NW, Washington, DC
We hope you will join us on February 4th for a policy roundtable breakfast, an event held in conjunction with Clean Energy Week in Washington, DC. The roundtable will provide attendees the opportunity to:
- Hear from Senator Boxer on climate change legislation, Copenhagen and the rule making process by the EPA
- Learn more about the status of federal energy and climate policy
- Network with other clean economy business leaders.
The roundtable will be hosted by K&L Gates, located at 1601 K St. NW.
To RSVP, please contact Patti Glaza or 774-245-2658. K&L Gates address is located near the McPherson Orange/Blue line and the Farragut North Red line metro stops.
The Clean Technology & Sustainable Industries Organization, a 501c6 non-profit industry association that advances the commercialization and global adoption of clean technologies and sustainable industry practices. CTSI focuses on matching up the companies that are developing innovative and much needed clean technology solutions with the organizations that can assist with the commercialization and adoption of new technologies. The membership includes over seventy young technology companies and large supporting organizations including utilities, manufacturers and service providers. www.ct-si.org
About the Clean Economy Network, Inc.:
The Clean Economy Network, Inc. (CENI) is the national advocacy association for the cleantech and green business community. They are a broad, nonpartisan collection of professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, workers joined by like-minded professionals and thinkers from across the economy and across the political spectrum. We work at the intersection of politics, policy and business to develop and advocate for policies and programs which meet our Guiding Principles, catalyze clean development and create green jobs. www.cleaneconomy.net
More than 50 organizations in the renewable energy, energy efficiency and environmental arenas – representing hundreds of companies and tens of thousands of workers and citizens – are joining forces to launch Clean Energy Week February 1-5 to focus on the national imperative to enact comprehensive clean energy policy as a means of creating vast numbers of new jobs, ensuring U.S. global leadership in the emerging clean energy era, enhancing national security, and preserving our planet for the generations to follow. For more information and a list of events, please go to: www.cleanenergyweek.org.