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Harvesting River and Tidal Energy – A sustainable, local, low-cost approach - NSTC October Business Breakfast, 10/26 - 7 am
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Harvesting River and Tidal Energy – A sustainable, local, low-cost approach
NSTC October Business Breakfast
Co-Produced by NSTC Sustainability Forum
Wednesday, October 26 - Registration starts at 7 a.m.; Program at 7:45
Online Registration Closing Monday (10/24) at Noon
Peabody Marriott
8 Centennial Park
Peabody, MA
Cost: Members $25; All Others $40
Governor Baker recently signed an energy bill into law that, among other things brings new sources of renewable energy to the Commonwealth. While this is an important step, most of these resources come from long distances (Canadian hydro and offshore wind). Energy resources that exist right on our doorstep, or rather lap at our shores are also under development and have the potential to bring an enormous contribution to the North Shore economy. One company at the forefront is Littoral Power Systems (LPS) of New Bedford, MA, which designs, manufactures and sells tidal and river and wave power equipment.
At this breakfast, Littoral Power's David Duquette and John Ashburne, will address the role that Littoral power plays in sustainable energy resources and discuss opportunities for local municipalities to get government-backed power power-purchase contracts with local utilities.
Speakers:
John Asburne, Energy, Minerals, Power and Infrastructure Advisor to CFO CEO and Treasurer at Black Horse Advisors
David Duquette, CEO, Founder of Sceata Technology Group LLC
About the North Shore Technology Council:
The North Shore Technology Council (NSTC) is a non-profit, volunteer-led organization with a mission to build a strong ecosystem for the success of technology businesses north of Boston by facilitating collaboration, networking, professional growth and economic development in a collegial fashion. The NSTC welcomes the participation of senior executive and employees of technology businesses, entrepreneurs, companies that support technology businesses, academic and governmental units, and nonprofits. The council is on the Web at nstc.org or call us at 978-561-9004.
To register: https://s07.123signup.com/servlet/SignUpMember?PG=1521908182300&P=15219081911431137900
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