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New York Energy Policy-Time of Change? Or Not?

Tuesday, Feb 20, 2007

Join in a review of the potential for changes in New York State's energy policy, with a focus on efficiency, clean enegy, equity issues, technology change, renewables and competitive resources.

Panelists: Ruben S. Brown-E! Cubed LLC, John J. Dowling-Luthin Associates, and Fred Zalcman-Pace Energy Project

Sponsor: AEE-NY

Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2007, 5:30-8 pm

Location: Cornell Cooperative Extension, 16 East 34th Street, 8th Floor

Registration: On-site. $15 for chapter members. $20 for general public. Sandwiches, soda and networking 5:30-6 pm

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