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Silicon Valley Energy Summit 2018, June 22, Stanford, CA
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The Silicon Valley Energy Summit provides workable ideas by exploring best practices with insights about upcoming energy technologies, markets and policies.
Founded in 2000, Sustainable Silicon Valley is a nonprofit dedicated to addressing tough sustainability challenges. SSV brings together leading tech companies, cities, counties, and research and educational institutions to solve sustainability issues that cannot be solved alone. SSV envisions a net positive Bay Area by 2050 where we produce more energy than we consume, sequester more carbon than we emit, and optimize water resources to ensure water resilience.
Stanford University’s Precourt Energy Efficiency Center works to develop and analyze cost-effective and achievable policies, programs, technologies and market structures that could enhance energy efficiency in the United States and around the world.
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