
On July 19, 2007, the Bay Area Science
and Innovation Consortium launched the latest BASIC science futures
publication
Innovative
Energy Solutions from the
San Francisco Bay Area:
Fueling a Clean
Energy Future
a comprehensive, first-of-its-kind report
on major alternative energy technologies, highlighting the region's leadership
in contributing to California's and the nation's agenda for achieving energy
independence and addressing global warming.
The agenda for the launch event’s unique symposium on alternative
energy included:
- Welcome and Overview Remarks
Regis Kelly
BASIC
Chairman and Executive Director, QB3
(BASIC Overview PowerPoint: PPT, 1 Mb)
Roy Kuga
Vice President, Energy
Supply
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Barry Klein
BASIC Energy Report Leader
and
Vice Chancellor for Research, UC Davis
(Report Overview
PowerPoint: PPT, 12.6 Mb)
- Panel
Discussion
How can we build bridges to facilitate a connection
between long-term energy research and society’s immediate energy
needs?
Moderator
Andrew
Hargadon
Director, Energy Efficiency Center
UC Davis
Sally Benson
Executive Director, Global
Climate and Energy Project
Stanford University
A. Paul Alivisatos
Associate Laboratory
Director for Physical Sciences
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Doug Rotman
Program
Leader, Earth Sciences and Engineering
Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory
Blake
Simmons
Manager, Energy Systems Department
Sandia National
Laboratories
Roy Kuga
Vice
President, Energy Supply
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
David
Pearce
President and CEO
Miasolé
Marc van den
Berg
Venture Partner
VantagePoint Venture Partners
- Alternative Energy
Partnership Programs and Opportunities
An action challenge to the region from
representatives of
UC Davis
Energy Biosciences Institute (EBI)
Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI)
Bay Area Council
Joint Venture: Silicon Valley
Network
Silicon Valley Leadership Group
who presented opportunities to participate in their ongoing
energy partnerships for a greener Bay Area.
For a downloadable detailed Agenda
document,
click here: (PDF: 2 pgs., 43 Kb)