May Monthly News Blast: Bioenergy 2015 is Less than a Month Away!
DOE Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation sent this bulletin at 05/28/2015 04:10 PM EDT
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Bioenergy 2015: Two Days of Great Speakers, Sessions, and Networking—Don’t Miss It!
At this year's event, you can pitch your bioenergy business ideas to a panel of experts, an idea inspired by ABC’s television series “Shark Tank.” You’ll get valuable feedback on your ideas—a great opportunity for startups! After you register, maximize your networking potential with our popular Attendee Networking Tool. Plan meetups for before, in between, and after the conference with other attendees who are using the tool. View our agenda to read about the plenary and breakout sessions, and check out our speakers page to get an update on the latest confirmed speakers. Also, our co-host, the Clean Energy Research & Education Foundation (CEREF), can provide interested exhibitors and sponsors with details through the CEREF Web page or by emailing bioenergy@ceref.org. |
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Sustainable Transportation Day
In conjunction with Bioenergy 2015, join us for Sustainable Transportation Day, an afternoon on the grounds of the U.S. Department of Energy in Washington, D.C., with BETO, the Fuel Cell Technologies Office, and the Vehicle Technologies Office. Mingle with federal staff, leadership, and stakeholders, and enjoy exhibits such as the Green Racing Simulator—a one-of-a-kind racing game that brings together sustainable transportation and arcade thrills. This event will be held on the afternoon of June 22, one day prior to Bioenergy 2015. More information will be made available soon. Test Your Knowledge! Take the Bioenergy Quiz
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Sustainability Webinar Recording AvailableThe recording of the BETO webinar “Biofuels for the Environment and Communities,” originally broadcast on April 22, 2015, is now available on the BETO Webinar Page. Bioenergy Coloring Book Now Available in Spanish¿Hablas español? The new bioenergy coloring book is now available in Spanish! Download it today from our website. Join us at the BETO Program Management ReviewBETO's 2015 Program Management Review will be held on June 25, 2015, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. During this event, lead reviewers and members of the external steering committee from the 2015 Project Peer Review will present their feedback on BETO’s research portfolio and overall recommendations for the Office. Register today. Upcoming BETO Workshop: Bioproducts to Enable Biofuels WorkshopBETO is hosting the one-day Bioproducts to Enable Biofuels Workshop on July 16, 2015, in Westminster, Colorado. BETO is seeking to collect information from key industry, university, and national laboratory stakeholders on the challenges associated with the coproduction of biomass-derived chemicals and products alongside biofuels. More information will be made available soon. Past and Upcoming Events with BETO Representation
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