"Geothermal energy plays an important role in helping California meet its renewable electricity goals," said Rob Oglesby, Executive Director of the California Energy Commission. "On a recent June day, geothermal power plants produced more than 12 percent of the state's renewable energy. Yet we're pursuing an even cleaner energy future and look forward to hearing from those in the geothermal industry on how they can help us get there."

Hear from Rob and other key California decision makers at the
National Geothermal Summit

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GEA's fourth annual National Geothermal Summit will be held on Tuesday, August 5 and Wednesday, August 6 at the Grand Sierra Resort & Casino in Reno, NV.

California focused topics at the Summit include:

*Utility perspective on renewable portfolio standards and geothermal energy 

*The future of the RPS

*Achieving the potential of the Salton Sea and the Salton Sea Restoration Initiative

 
Key speakers confirmed from California include: 

-Senator Ben Hueso, California 40th District 
-Carl Stills, Energy Manager, Imperial Irrigation District
-Barry Dong, Manager Geothermal & Biomass, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) -Jim McIntosh, Senior Vice President of Operations, Z-Global
-Arne Olson, Partner, Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc (E3)
-V. John White, Executive Director, CEERT
-Karen Edson, Vice President, Policy and Client Services, California ISO  
-Randy Keller, Director of Development, Transmission & Land Assets, CalEnergy
-Vince Signorotti, Vice President of Resource & Real Estate Assets, EnergySource
-Tracy Sizemore, Vice President of Business Development, Simbol Materials
-Andy Horne, Deputy County Executive Officer, County of Imperial
-And more

To view all of the speakers and full agenda for the Summit, please click here.  

  


REGISTER TODAY FOR THE NATIONAL GEOTHERMAL SUMMIT-- early bird rate ends THIS Friday, July 4th.


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Thanks to sponsors to date: Ormat, US Geothermal, Hydro Resources, and the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada (EDAWN).