The DOE is in it to win it, and they may be the only funding source that can sustain and commit to the long-term investment required to fund greentech and cleantech projects. It’s not just about ROI. It’s about changing the economy, environment and creating green jobs. We will be covering this topic in depth at Green:Net 2011.
- Meet Jonathan Silver, the DOE loan chief who oversees the loan guarantee program. Loan guarantees are a promise by the government to make good on a loan if the company can’t, and typically offer better, lower interest rates than other loan options.
- Learn more about ARPA-E, the high-risk, early stage program grant, and the DOE’s smart grid, infrastructure investments and several other programs funded by the government stimulus package. Will budget cuts and politics get in the way of pushing the green initiative?
- Find out more about how your company could benefit from DOE funding. Where are the opportunities, and how can you get your project funded?
Register today for Green:Net to be part of this conversation.
If you have a big idea, be sure to submit your company or project for our 10 Big Ideas session. The deadline is Monday, March 14. Tell us how you can combat global warming using software, the web, networks or computing. The 10 Big Ideas winners will pitch their projects to the Green:Net audience and attend the event free.
Purchase your Super Saver ticket ($ 100 savings) by Saturday, March 26.
