You’re Invited:  ENERGY CONNECT! An Energy Consortium networking event at the Harvesting Clean Energy Conference in Boise, Idaho on Monday, October 24, 2011.

The Idaho Technology Council and Harvesting Clean Energy invite you to ENERGY CONNECT! An Energy Consortium networking event for technology entrepreneurs, service providers, consultants, and industry professionals active or interested in the energy space. Come share ideas, network, and socialize with others at the forefront of energy innovation in our region!  

This special energy technology networking reception will take place on Monday, October 24^th from 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. as part of the Harvesting Clean Energy Conference at Boise’s Centre on the Grove. 

You can register for the extraordinary Harvesting Clean Energy Conference and attend the reception for free, or register to attend the Energy Consortium event only (a small fee is required for reception only attendees). Your company can also secure an exhibit space for the full conference, or sign up to share a simple table top display for the reception only.

• To attend or exhibit at the Harvesting Clean Energy Conference, Oct 23 - 25, 2011 at the Boise Centre, learn more and register at www.harvestcleanenergy.org/conference.
   
• To attend or exhibit at the ENERGY CONNECT! Networking reception only from 5:30 p.m. -7:00 p.m. on Oct 24, 2011, at the Boise Centre, go to

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The Energy Consortium of the Idaho Technology Council is a group of business, research and academic leaders focused on energy technology as an excellent opportunity to grow high-paying jobs in Idaho.  The Consortium brings together tech entrepreneurs from across the state of Idaho to meet, share resources and best practices, and better themselves through participation in a community that all members contribute to.

The Harvesting Clean Energy Conference powers rural economic development by uniting clean energy and agriculture. The annual conference, held in a different state in the Northwest each year, draws top-notch presenters with real-world experience getting successful projects built. Participants represent clean energy firms, farmers and food processors, utilities, agency representatives, elected officials, economic development and business leaders, researchers and educators.