You Are Invited to attend

Clean Power, Healthy Communities

A Regional Conference of the
Local Clean Energy Alliance

February 10 & 11, 2010
California Endowment,
1111 Broadway, 7th Floor,
Oakland, CA

Join clean energy advocates, public officials and clean energy entrepreneurs for two days of strategy discussions on the following topics:

* Climate Action Plans 
* Power Plants & Public Health 
* Green Collar Job Creation 
* Community Choice Energy 
* Policy & Financing 
* Creating a Local Power Grid 

Registration fee is $45, which covers breakfast, lunch, and other conference costs. Registration deadline is February 5, or when we have hit capacity. Space is limited, so register early to guarantee a spot! Register here.

Confirmed Speakers include: Bill Gallegos, Communities for a Better Environment; Charles McGlashan, Marin County Supervisor; Mark Toney, TURN; Randy Hayes, World Future Council; Bill Powers, P.E., Powers Consulting; Ian Kim and Emily Kirsch, Ella Baker Center for Human Rights; Ezra Rapport, ABAG; Calla Ostrander, City of San Francisco Department of Environment; Timothy Burroughs, City of Berkeley; Mark Jacobson, PhD, Stanford University; Bruce Riordan, Climate Bay Area; Torm Nompraseurt, Asia Pacific Environmental Network; John O’Connor, Operations Manager, Sun Light & Power; Joshua Arce, Brightline Defense Project; Rory Cox, Pacific Environment; Rosa Gonzalez, HeadRush crew; Adam Browning, Vote Solar; Tara Marchant, Greenlining Institute; Damien Gossett, Alameda County; Renata Brillinger, Climate Protection Campaign; Dave Room (emcee), Local Clean Energy Alliance

We can all play a role in safeguarding our planet's future. One way is to conserve energy and use clean, renewable electricity.

Currently most businesses and residents in the Bay Area have no choice in where our energy comes from. Installing solar panels is the only way to access cleaner energy, and is not a viable option for everyone. Credits and offsets are not the same as renewable energy delivered directly to your business or home.

Now businesses and residents have the opportunity to choose clean energy easily and affordably. It's called Community Choice Energy. We invite you to learn more and join the alliance.