Come visit us at any of the following events!

MN Clean Energy Forum - (4/10/10)

The Will Steger Foundation and Focus the Nation would like to cordially invite you to take part in a panel discussion about the Future of Clean Energy Business in Minnesota at the MN Clean Energy Forum, one in a series of energy discussions to be held across the United States.  The forum will be held on Saturday, April 10th at the Cedar Cultural Center from 10am-2pm and will include notable speakers such as Representative Jeremy Kalin & Senator Ellen Anderson.  The Clean Energy Business Panel will take place from 12:45pm-1:30pm, following a free lunch donated by local restaurants and coops. You can learn more about the forum by visiting www.willstegerfoundation.org.

Learn how to live green and make sustainable choices in your every day life. This residential expo will focus on educating the public on greener choices close to home that fit your current life style.

http://www.rethinkrecycling.com/residents/calendar-events/city-coon-rapids-green-expo

Living Green Expo - (5/1/10 to 5/2/10)

We will have a booth exhibit space, stop by.

Minnesota State Fairgrounds Grand Stand, 1265 Snelling Avenue, Saint Paul, MN
Admission is free.

http://www.livinggreenexpo.mn/EventInfo.asp

Eco Experience at the MN State Fair - (8/26/10 to 9/6/10)

We will have a booth exhibit space, stop by.

Minnesota State Fairgrounds Progress Center, Saint Paul, MN
Admission is free.

http://www.ecoexperience.org

We're doing everything we can to lower our carbon footprint, and we want to help others learn some energy-saving ideas too. Gather a group of people (we request 10 or more adults if possible) and schedule our free presentation on "Phantom Loads: Reduce your carbon footprint, it makes cents!" or "Solar Power 101." Presentations offered in and around the Twin Cities

Phantom Loads: Reducing your carbon footprint

"Phantom Loads: Reducing your carbon footprint" focuses on electricity use, and what each of us can be doing to lower our carbon footprint by considering conservation, efficiency, and phantom loads. LEED homes are designed using these principles. "Phantom Loads: Reduce your carbon footprint" is of current and general interest to everyone because of both climate change and rising fuel costs. My own family reduced our electricity use by 50% in just a few months, using the ideas from my presentation and without spending more than a few dollars. Not only does this save money every month, but it lessens our negative impact on the planet. Conservation, efficiency, and renewable energy work together to help us tread lightly on the earth.

Solar Power 101

"Solar Power 101" introduces homeowners and builders to how solar energy technologies can be used to provide some or all of their energy from a renewable source. We installed a small 7-panel solar electric system and are now using just 13% of the national average utility-provided electricity in our home. Solar energy qualifies for LEED points for those seeking this certification. "Solar Power 101" goes over the two basic technologies for harnessing power from the sun, solar-electric/photovoltaics and solar-thermal. It is not an overly-technical presentation, and ideal for anyone interested in learning about solar power. Education is the first step to learning the best way to take advantage of solar energy.

Contact us for more details:   info (at) PowerfullyGreen.com

POWERFULLY GREEN

Champlin, Minnesota, USA

• Helping you reduce your energy use and save money
• Learn about renewable energy for your home or business
• Complete solar design and installation packages -- let us help you begin using solar power, Powerfully Green takes care of you from start to finish!