Intimate. Informative. Meaningful.
Small, informal settings provide opportunities to personally engage with energy thought leaders in solutions-oriented dialogue and workshops on a variety of energy topics. We'll be offering virtual experiences for the foreseeable future to keep everyone safe.
We appreciate that you have many professional obligations. American Energy Society events explore timely, critical issues with experts in the field. We guarantee you won't be disappointed.
Small, informal settings provide opportunities to personally engage with energy thought leaders in solutions-oriented dialogue and workshops on a variety of energy topics. We'll be offering virtual experiences for the foreseeable future to keep everyone safe.
We appreciate that you have many professional obligations. American Energy Society events explore timely, critical issues with experts in the field. We guarantee you won't be disappointed.
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COMING SOON - 2022
Powering California Wine Country: Microgrid Solutions COVID-19 Update: All events offered virtually. Healdsburg, CA - Wine Country! This event is NOT about using a microgrid to disconnect from the grid. Rather, a well-conceived, reliable microgrid can provide essential power when the primary grid is unavailable. For California's wine industry, microgrids just might be essential. Join California energy commissioners, leading vendors like EDF Renewables and Carrier, and critical power and service providers like PG&E, as they explore solutions with award-winning winery and vineyard owners. Lessons learned can be applied to other essential industries such as fire departments, hospitals, public-safety centers, communities prone to weather-related disruptions, and more. |
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT ...
SISE 2021: Systems Rethinking The search for new energy ecosystems COVID-19 Update: All events will be offered virtually. Week of July 6, 2021 In partnership with University of Illinois at Chicago On July 6 - 9, the American Energy Society cohosted with the University of Illinois, Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory the 11th annual SISE Conference: Systems Rethinking. Thought leaders from every energy subsector considered the greatest challenges in energy today, exploring key issues in the built environment, transportation, industry, manufacturing, agriculture and water. Each virtual session opened with an expert presentation on the current state and direction of the field, followed by an open discussion with SISE Fellows and the public. More information and agenda » |
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