UTC 2011 Sponsors & Partners
Matching global solutions to utility technology & business challenges!
CTSI in partnership with The Fraunhofer Institute and the Department of Energy will host the 2012 Utility Technology Challenge. The 2012 Challenge will award up to $100,000 in pilot-test funds by the Challenge committee for the top ranked companies.
As part of this program, CTSI is searching the globe for the companies and technologies focused on cleaner and more environmentally sustainable energy solutions. The technologies with the best balance of stage of development, potential impact, cost and implementation ease will be selected to present at Clean Technology 2012, CTSI’s annual event being held this year in Santa Clara California June 18-21, 2012.
Sponsors and partners of the Utility Technology Challenge will participate in the selection of the 2012 Utility Top Technologies, and have access to the global database of technologies identified as part of the CTSI program. Let our community of over 200,000 professionals at the top research labs, start-ups and corporations identify new solutions and deliver directly to your team!
• Save time and resources. Work with a peer group of utility technology experts to filter through a wide-range of solutions to identify the most promising business opportunities.
• Learn about the companies, meet the executives, and discuss opportunities in a focused partnership development environment.
• Find the next set of technologies to test, pilot, or implement on your grid and with your customers.
• Position your utility or utility technology provider as a solution leader.
2012 Technology/Solution Categories:
CTSI utilizes its large global network to identify the companies with utility-targeted technology solutions. Core areas of interest include:
• Smart Grid,
• Industrial/Commercial Energy/Power Efficiency,
• Alternative Power Generation,
• Distribution & Transmission,
• Renewable/Alternative Energy, and
• Carbon Management & Reduction.
Innovative programs often start with innovative technologies – whether you’re looking for shovel-ready or early adoption opportunities, the Utility Technology Challenge will deliver a broad range of potential partners that will present qualified, new technology solutions.
Sponsorship/Partner Benefit Highlights:
CTSI and the Clean Technology Conference (CTC) will reach out to its extensive global network of companies and research institutions to identify utility-targeted technology solutions that will be submitted and presented in Santa Clara.
- Seat on selection committee evaluating the technologies for Top Utility Technology selection and on-site presentations during Clean Technology 2012 in Santa Clara
- Access to information regarding US and global clean technology companies that provides filters and categorization based on solution type, stage of company, product readiness, and existing third party certification/test results
- Official copies of a special report that delivers detailed information on the organizations and technologies that pass the initial screen process, including the Top Utility Technology selections
- Branding as 2012 Utility Technology Challenge Sponsors & Partners, including email marketing, public relations, prominent website visibility, and conference materials including on-site signage and program guide
- Six (6) conference passes to Clean Technology 2012. Note: Sponsors will commit to having a minimum of four (4) on-site representatives to attend the presentation sessions and to meet with prospective companies
- Ten (10) invites to the Utility Challenge networking cocktail reception held at Clean Technology 2012 and officially hosted by the 2012 UTC Committee
Investment Level: $20,000. Organizations committing to sponsorship prior to 11/7/2011 will participate on initial advisory team selecting technology solution priorities for 2012 UTC.
For a complete list of benefits, please contact Chris Erb.
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