Earth2Tech will present Green:Net 2010 on April 29 in San Francisco. This event will focus on ways the computing and Internet technologies can contribute to efforts to address climate change. Speakers at this event will include:
- Bill Weihl – Green Energy Czar, Google
- Jason Few – CEO, Reliant Energy
- Steve Jurvetson – Managing Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson
- Scott Lang – CEO, Silver Spring Networks
- Laura Ipsen – SVP & GM Smart Grid, Cisco
- Ed Lu – Program Manager in Advanced Projects, Google
- Bill McKibben – Co-founder, 350.org
- Molly Webb – Head of Strategic Engagement, The Climate Group
- Jonathan Koomey – Project Scientist and Professor, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory & Stanford University
- Andy Stanford Clark – IBM Distinguished Engineer and Master Inventor, Pervasive Messaging and Smarter Planet Technologies, IBM
- Saul Griffith – Inventor and Macarthur Fellow
- Casey Harrel – Analyst, Greenpeace
- Paul Kedrosky – Senior Fellow, Kauffman Foundation
- Troy Batterberry – Microsoft Hohm Product Unit Manager, Microsoft
- Martin Vesper – Executive Director, Yello Strom
- Clint Wheelock – Founder, Managing Director, Pike Research
- Hugh McDermott – VP Global Utilities & Energy, Better Place
- Gavin Starks – Founder and CEO, AMEE
Thanks to our friends at Earth2Tech, readers of Green VC can receive a 15% discount off the standard registration rate to Green:Net 2010 by registering via this link. For more information:
- Green:Net 2010 – Home page
- Green:Net 2010 - Registration (15% Discount)
- Green:Net 2009 – Event Archives
Video of "StartUp LaunchPad" from Green:Net 2009