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WestStart-CALSTART - Wind on the Wires - World Council for Renewable Energy - World Energy Council - World Fuel Cell Council - World Renewable Energy Network - World Wind Energy Association WWEA e.V. - Windustry - Wisconsin Green Building Alliance - Wisconsin Solar Use Network (WisconSUN) -
WestStart - CALSTART is dedicated to transforming transportation for a better world, by creating and expanding a global advanced transportation technologies industry and related markets. Through technology development, commercialization, analysis and implementation our goals are to: Clean the air; Create high quality jobs; and Develop energy efficient transportation. We are tapping the knowledge and experience of world-class firms in the aerospace, electronics, automotive and defense industries, and combining those skills with the entrepreneurial talents of exceptional small businesses to create this new industry. - Business type: nonprofit organization, publisher, industry analysis, consulting, research, development, business incubator
- Product types: electric cars, electric vehicle batteries, fuel cell batteries, hybrid electric vehicles, Natural Gas Vehicles, Intelligent Transportation Technologies, Electric Vehicles, Fuel Types: Compressed Natural Gas, Methanol, Ethanol, Propane, Hydrogen, Hythane, Bi-Fuel, Electric, Hybrid Electric.
- Address: 1878 S. Lewis Road, Camarillo, California USA 93011
- Telephone: (805) 987-3814
- FAX: (805) 987-6049
- Web Site: http://www.calstart.org
- E-mail: Send Email to WestStart-CALSTART
The World Fuel Cell Council was founded as a non-profit association in 1991 by a number of fuel cell manufacturers and material suppliers. The objective of the Council is to promote the most rapid commercialisation of this benign technology worldwide. Members of the Council include companies involved in the development of a variety of fuel cell technologies for both stationary and mobile applications.
Wind on the Wires is a collaborative organization that seeks to ensure that bottlenecks in the upper Midwest's electrical transmission system are removed and that the rules of the road are implemented in a way that puts wind power on a level playing field with other electrical technologies. Wind on the Wires focuses on three primary areas: 1) technical issues 2) regulatory issues 3) education and outreach Wind on the Wires staff welcome your questions, comments and correspondence about these exciting, important issues.
The WCRE is the global voice for Renewable Energy. It operates independently and free of the vested interests of the present global energy system. As a nonprofit and non-governmental globally working organization it is focused on developing policies and strategies for Renewable Energy. Its mission is to bring Renewable Energy into the mainstream of world economy and lifestyle. It seeks to convince the global opinion of the potentials of Renewable Energy while showing the undesirable developments, the dangers, hidden costs and the damage to civilization, caused by conventional energy supply. It is the worldÍs forum for political and economic concepts that are most suitable to assist in rapidly accelerating the introduction of Renewable Energ...
Established in 1992 during the second World Renewable Energy Congress in Reading, UK, WREN is one of the most effective organizations in supporting and enhancing the utilisation and implementation of renewable energy sources that are both environmentally safe and economically sustainable. This is done through a worldwide network of agencies, laboratories, institututions, companies and individuals, all working together towards the international diffusion of renewable energy technologies and applications. Representing most countries in the world, it aims to promote the communication and technical education of scientists, engineers, technicians and managers in this field and to address itself to the energy needs of both developing and developed countries. Over two billion dollars have now been allocated to projects dealing with renewable energy and the environment by the World Solar Summit and World Solar Decade along with the World Bank. This shows that at last the important message is being heard. The renewable energy community has exhibited a lot of courage, stamina and willpower, demonstrating renewable energy to be a viable energy provider. We should continue at a faster pace.
The World Energy Council is a global, multi-energy, non-governmental, non-commercial organization devoted to promoting the sustainable supply and use of energy for the greatest benefit of all. With committees and activities in over 90 countries, including most of the largest energy producing and consuming countries in the world, WEC conducts research and policy studies, as well as technical and regional programmes. This work cycle culminates in a triennial World Energy Congress, which in 2007 will be held in Rome, Italy. WEC Member Committees and the energy-related companies which support them share information, collaborate on new technologies, and offer reliable policy or strategy recommendations to assist decision-makers in business and g...
WWEA represents all branches of the wind sector in 80 countries worldwide: national wind energy associations, scientific institutes, industry, public bodies, etc.
Working to create an understanding of wind energy opportunities for rural economic benefit.
- Business type: nonprofit organization
- Product types: alternative home and building construction materials, alternative homes and buildings, energy efficient homes and buildings, natural daylighting.
- Service types: education and training services
- Address: 759 N. Milwaukee street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA 53202
- Telephone: (414) 224-9422
- FAX: (414) 224-1458
- Web Site: http://www.wgba.org
Wisconsin Solar Use Network (WisconSUN)- Business type: nonprofit organization
- Product types: solar electric power systems, solar water heating systems, photovoltaic systems, solar roofing systems, solar tracking systems.
- Address: 7507 Hubbard Ave., Suite 100, Middleton, Wisconsin USA 53562
- Telephone: (608) 831 1127 ext 308
- FAX: (608) 836 1290
- E-mail: Send Email to Wisconsin Solar Use Network (WisconSUN)
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