150 Smart Grid Movers and Shakers to Speak at GridWeek

October 18-21, 2010 - Washington, DC

The greatest selection of relevant and timely content
GridWeek brings together more than 150 speakers and leaders to discuss the most critical issues defining the Smart Grid landscape today. GridWeek's agenda is uniquely determined in a collaborative fashion by a committee of partners and sponsors who represent the complete diversity of Smart Grid stakeholders. See current speaker list here - updated daily.

Keynote by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke will highlight the opening day of GridWeek 2010 on October 18, with a keynote address before an international gathering of Smart Grid policy, regulatory, utility and technology executives.

GridWeek delivers...
The strongest lineup of Smart Grid experts
Industry leaders and policymakers gather at GridWeek to define the agenda for Smart Grid advancement, and attendees collaborate at GridWeek to define their role in Smart Grid success:

The greatest selection of relevant and timely content, with 40 sessions over 4 days
The longest track record of strategic Smart Grid events, fourth year in the making
The greatest diversity of industry supporters and partners
The complete diversity of global Smart Grid stakeholders and worldwide Smart Grid developments

Conference designed for...
Power Companies (Utilities, ISO/RTO, Energy Suppliers, etc.)
Regulators and Policymakers (Federal, State and Local)
Energy End Users (Residential, C&I, Infrastructure)
Smart Grid Vendor Community
Business, Financial, and Venture Capital Community
Full conference agenda here

New for GridWeek 2010...
Larger venue at the Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
Partners including all key Smart Grid organizations
Top lineup of 150 speakers representing the who's who of Smart Grid
The broadest landscape of Smart Grid players for the full picture

What you should do now...
Register today! Save and secure your place at this most important event
Become a sponsor and be part of this critical event
Reserve hotel accommodation before rooms fill up

"This was my first GridWeek and I was very impressed not only by the number of people attending, but the breadth of the topics covered and the format. Looking forward to the next one in 2010." Dr. Saifur Rahman, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Director of Advanced Research Inst, Virginia Tech.

www.GridWeek.com
Washington, DC
October 18-21, 2010
Another Clasma event worth attending.

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