The Fall 2017 Power Grid Resilience Conference will return to San Diego, CA on September 18-20. Energy & Utilities IQ is proud to present a distinguished platform for fellow industry leaders working to secure critical infrastructure. This is the only North American conference that provides interactive think-tank sessions, in which utility managers collaborate on finding solutions to solve urgent resilience challenges. Speakers will present...

The 2017 RadWaste Summit will explore the theme, New Priorities, Regulations, and Opportunities as the radioactive waste industry moves into Q4 of the Trump administration and Republican-controlled Congress and faces changes the existing policy, budget allocation, project priorities and more. The RadWaste Summit is a powerful relationship-building and marketing opportunity, giving attendees access to hard-to-reach executives representing some...

The Energy Exchange is a three day educational and networking event for those seeking to expand their knowledge of building operations, energy security and management in the federal sector. Open to government and national lab employees as well as government contractors and private industry, the Energy Exchange is the largest DoE training event of the year. This event offers over 135 training sessions, hundreds of hours of accredited IACET cont...

Propulsion and energy systems are at the very heart of aerospace, whether you are flying passengers to London or satellites to LEO. Every move forward in our exploration of the world, and the universe, is enabled by new technologies coming from the researchers and engineers who will assemble at the 2017 AIAA Propulsion and Energy Forum and Exposition (AIAA Propulsion and Energy Forum) in Atlanta, Georgia over 10-12 July. This year, we have foc...

The Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU), is proud to present the 16th Annual DOE Small Business Forum & Expo at the Sheraton Kansas City at Crown Center in Kansas City, MO, May 16-18, 2017. The event will feature educational workshops, a large Exhibit Hall, as well as business one-on-one matchmaking sessions. Over 1,000 attendees will represent all levels of Federal, state, and local...

The smart cities industry will be worth an estimated $400 billion globally by 2020. With the UK targeting a 10% share of this overall total, the urban technology revolution could provide a massive boost to the national economy. These innovations could also vastly improve the lives of the millions of British people living in urban areas. Experts predict that the smart cities of the future will monitor air quality to reduce pollution, use real...

In today's modern world, the power grid serves as the backbone of the United States critical infrastructure sector. The Utilities responsible for this tremendous responsibility have to constantly adapt to new and emerging challenges, many of which were never imagined during the creation of the current power grid. It is financially impractical to pursue every solution simultaneously. Rather, grid owners and operators need identify new technolog...

On March 27-31, 2017, Carnegie Mellon’s Scott Institute for Energy Innovation will celebrate its second Energy Week, an event designed to educate, inform and debate energy policy; highlight research and innovation; and prepare for the future. Please save the date and join our email list to receive updates as programming and registration for the 2017 Carnegie Mellon University Energy Week is finalized. We have an exciting lineup of tentat...

IDGA is proud to announce the return of our 10th Operational Energy Summit this January 23-25, in Washington, D.C. This summit will provide a forum for policy makers and technology leaders to come together to solve some of DoD's operational energy challenges. We will examine and explore critical focus areas such as energy harvesting and storage, waste management, next generation power sources, reviewing the 2016 Operational Energy Strategy and...

In 2015, we explored our future in an urbanized world. By all indications, the future sees population increasing and densifying within urban areas, and growth halting elsewhere. Whether we face a future where technologies increasingly reduce cities’ dependence on the hinterlands for food, water and energy, or whether we face a future where the ecological stress on the hinterlands continues to grow, we are faced with hard choices about th...