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The 2008 UC Berkeley Energy Symposium

Friday, March 07, 2008 from 08:00 AM - 06:00 PM (PT)

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Event Details

   Berkeley Energy & Resources Collaborative Presents 

The 2008 UC Berkeley Energy Symposium:

Leadership at the Nexus of Energy Science, Policy & Business

  http://berc.berkeley.edu/symposium.html

The need for concerted global action to address our climate change crisis is the most urgent challenge of our times.  Sustainable solutions to meet the world’s growing energy requirements demand vision, innovation, and leadership to define the appropriate policies, develop new technologies and to implement these in an ever-changing and ever-demanding market.   These issues are highly interdisciplinary, spanning science, technology, policy, law, and business.   At the forefront of this activity is the University of California, Berkeley, and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, both of whom are committed to a position of global energy research leadership across multiple disciplines.

We are pleased to announce the 2008 UC Berkeley Energy Symposium:  Leadership at the Nexus of Energy Science, Policy & Business.  The 2008 symposium brings together leaders in energy from both the public and private sectors to discuss the innovative science, technology, and requisite public policies that will shape the future of energy in the United States and across the globe.               

The second annual BERC UC Berkeley Energy Symposium will provide a forum for students, faculty, and industry leaders to discuss challenges, opportunities, and the role of UC Berkeley in creating a sustainable energy future. The event is expected to draw more 500 participants, including more 300 professionals from a multitude of backgrounds that focus on energy, finance, policy, and a plethora of other areas. 

The 2008 Symposium features speakers and panels on the following topics:

  • Biofuel and Bioenergy Research at Berkeley

  • Carbon Capture & Sequestrations: A Viable Alternative?

  • The Future of Nuclear Power in the US

  • Can Fossils Evolve? A Discussion About Alternative Energy From An Oil & Gas Perspective

  • Transportation Sector Solutions

  • Green Building & Development
  • UC Berkeley Academic Center Showcase & Networking Session

  • UC Berkeley Energy Research Poster Session

This event is wheelchair accessible.  For any accommodations please contact us at berc_energy_symposium@lists.berkeley.edu. Advance notice is requested.

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Attendee List
  • Richard Abramson, SRI International

  • Deborah Affonsa, PG&E Corporation

  • Omar Ahmad, City of San Carlos

  • Fahmida Ahmed, CalCAP

  • Sara Al-Beaini, UC Berkeley

  • Mark Albers, UCSF

  • paul albertus, UC Berkeley

  • Paul Albertus, UC Berkeley

  • James Alessio, Sonoma State University

  • Peter Allen, Thelen Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner

  • Catie Almirall, UC Berkeley

  • Bill Almond, TechZecs LLC

  • Jameel Alsalam, UC Berkeley

  • James Alsalam, BERC

  • Christa Ansbergs, Lockheed Martin - Silicon Valley Power

  • John Apgar, Owens Design

  • Alex Arambula, none

  • Gustavo Arambula, none

  • Javier Armas, Youth Radio

  • Kenneth Armijo, UC Berkeley

  • Zan Armstrong, independent

  • Lyn Arscott, International Society for Petroleum Engineers

  • Maximilian Auffhammer, UC Berkeley Departments of Agricultural and Resource Economics, International Ar

  • Uday Ayyagari, Haas School of Business

  • Frank Babbitt, CalCARS

  • Brian Back, Sustainable Industries Magazine

  • Mohit Badlani, Haas

  • Ahmed Badruzzaman, Chevron Energy Technology Co.

  • Kristin Balder-Froid, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

  • Massie S. Ballon, Cleantech.com

  • George Ban-Weiss, UC Berkeley

  • Raif Barbaros, UC Berkeley - Haas

  • Sarah Barker-Ball, UC Berkeley - School of Law

  • Michael Barnes, College of Chemistry

  • max baunhefner, BERC

  • Scott Beamer, UC Berkeley

  • Marcia Beck, LBNL Environmental Energy Technologies Division

  • Eliot Bencuya, Haas

  • John Benemann, Benemann Associates

  • Merwin Benhabib, UC Berkeley

  • Javier Benson Glanz, Haas School of Business

  • Steve Berman, na

  • Anthony Bernhardt, LLNS

  • Alex Bernstein, Merriman Curhan Ford

  • Ron Berthiaume, Berkeley - Columbia Executive MBA

  • Daniel Best, UC Berkeley

  • Dennis Best, Clean Energy China

  • Ranjit Bharvirkar, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

  • Abhijit Bhattacharya, Haas School of Business

  • Ben Biddle, Haas School of Business

  • Fabrizio Bisetti, UC Berkeley

  • Robert bliss, Hewlett Packard

  • Helcio Blum, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

  • Kate Blumberg, 999

  • Carl Blumstein, UC Office of the President

  • Nancy Boas, Chevron

  • Fredrik Bomstad, Berkeley

  • Vitaliy Bondar, IBM

  • Ann Bordetsky, Stanford Graduate School of Business

  • Severin Borenstein, 999

  • Severin Borenstein, UC Berkeley - Haas School of Business

  • Sam Borgeson, Center for the Built Environment

  • Michael Borrus, XSeed Capital

  • Sarah Boyd, UC Berkeley

  • John Boyle, The BAM Group

  • Gail Brager, University of California

  • Kevin Braithwaite, Cambridge Technology Ventures

  • Lisa Bransten, XSeed Capital

  • Richard Brenneman, Berkeley Daily Planet

  • Robert Broesler, University of California, Berkeley

  • Dick Brouwer, Stanford GSB

  • Nancy Brown, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab

  • Lee Bruno, Innovation Pipeline

  • Tom Buckmaster, MicroUnity, Inc.

  • Robert Budnitz, LBNL

  • Carrie Burchard, Sandia Natl Lab

  • Madeline Burchard, Lawrence Hall of Science

  • Jonathan Burns, Haas School of Business

  • Kristina Burow, ARCH Venture Partners

  • Jason Burwen, BERC

  • Sebastian Busch, University at Cologne, Institute of energy economics

  • Doug Cameron, Khosla Ventures

  • Matt Carney, Mechanical Engineering UCB

  • Russell Carrington, University of California, Berkeley

  • Edward Carstensen, MIT Sloan School of Management

  • Kevin Casey, Haas

  • Christian Casillas, UC Berkeley

  • Matthew Caspari, Aurora BioFuels, Inc.

  • Helena Celesnik, New York University

  • Alan Chang, Capricorn Investment Group

  • Larry Chaset, CPUC

  • Allan Chen, Environmental Energy Technologies Division, LBNL

  • Renkun Chen, University of California, Berkeley

  • Yang-Yang Chen, Haas Business School

  • Cheok I Cheong, UC Berkeley

  • Henry Chesbrough, Center for Open Innovation

  • Tracy Cheung, Haas School of Business

  • Ophelia Chiu, na

  • Ernest Chung, BearingPoint

  • Amy Clark, Ashoka

  • Iain Clark, UC Davis

  • Christopher Clay, CPUC

  • Thomas Cochran, NRDC

  • John Cockle Cockle, Richmond Pacific Railroad

  • Cathy Cockrell, UC Berkeley Public Affairs

  • Michael Cohen, Office of Technology Licensing

  • Hans Cole, The Jane Goodall Institute

  • Will Coleman, Mohr Davidow Ventures

  • Stephen Colwell, Sea Change Foundation

  • stephen Compagni Portis, UC Berkeley RAEL

  • Lina Constantinovici, Presidio School Management

  • Mark Coopersmith, UC Berkeley / Haas

  • Andrew Cramer, Alexandria Equities

  • David Crane, Office of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger

  • Nick Cravalho, Innovalight

  • Peter Cross, Retired