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Renewable energy industry experts, utility leaders, government officials, business owners, educators, and students will take part in panels, presentations, and breakout sessions.

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Teachers attending this workshop will learn how to prepare to participate in a KidWind Challenge and about the science and technology around wind turbines, blade design, and wind farm siting. This is a free training. Materials are geared toward middle school and high school teachers. Teachers do not need prior knowledge of wind energy. In addition to learning about how wind power works, teachers will learn how to implement activities in the classroom.

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Teachers attending this workshop will learn how to prepare to participate in a KidWind Challenge and about the science and technology around wind turbines, blade design, and wind farm siting. This is a free training. Materials are geared toward middle school and high school teachers. Teachers do not need any prior knowledge of wind energy. In addition to learning about how wind power works, teachers will learn how to implement activities in the classroom.

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Attendees will recognize unique challenges and identify solutions in four main sectors of the wind industry: health and safety, O&M, workforce training and development, and quality assurance.

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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will host its sixth annual UNC Clean Tech Summit, highlighting the latest innovations, trends, and challenges in the clean technology industry and how North Carolina is playing a key role in leading the way to a green global economy.

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Distributed Wind 2019 is the annual business conference of the Distributed Wind Energy Association. This one-day conference brings together turbine manufacturers, project developers, thought leaders, and government program managers for an overview of business opportunities in the U.S. distributed wind industry.

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Siting wind energy projects is a crucial part of wind power development and operations. Attendees will learn and discuss how wind projects interact with surrounding communities and natural environments.

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The Business Network for Offshore Wind's International Partnering Forum is a technical conference for offshore wind in the United States and is dedicated to moving the industry forward. Offshore wind brings new revenue streams and thousands of jobs to the United States. Attending the conference provides attendees with the opportunity to network with the industry’s leading global experts, generate new business opportunities, and strengthen the U.S. offshore wind supply chain.

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Save the date for AWEA WINDPOWER in Houston.

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Organized by the Midwest Renewable Energy Association, The Energy Fair brings more than 10,000 attendees together to learn about renewable energy. The Energy Fair features keynote speakers, more than 200 exhibitors, and more than 200 workshops on energy efficiency and renewable energy topics.

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The 2019 Energy Conference for Educators brings together educators that are passionate about bringing energy education to their classrooms. The conference provides teachers with the most up-to-date information on all aspects of energy including the science of energy, sources of energy, transportation, electricity, efficiency, and environmental and economic impacts. Participants receive the training and materials to implement innovative hands-on energy units in their classrooms, multi-disciplinary teams, and after-school programs. National Energy Education Development leaders at the conference help participants develop specialized units that meet state standards and can be utilized with students of all learning styles.

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