2002年风能研讨会

Overview

Every year, AWEA hosts WINDPOWER, the largest wind energy conference in North America. WINDPOWER provides educational opportunities on the latest industry trends, technologies, and renewable energy policy developments. WINDPOWER's exhibition allows wind energy companies the opportunity to showcase their many products and services. WINDPOWER also provides wind energy professionals with unparalleled networking opportunities.

Registration

Registration information for WINDPOWER 2002, including program sessions, speakers, and rates will be available in February. Check back often as we are often adding conference information to the website!

Call for Papers

The American Wind Energy Association is now accepting abstracts for WINDPOWER 2002. Presenting a paper at WINDPOWER is a unique opportunity to be recognized as an integral member of the US wind industry. To submit an abstract to speak at WINDPOWER 2002, review the Call for Papers (400K PDF File) and follow the submittal instructions. Abstracts are due December 14, 2001!

Exhibition

To exhibit at WINDPOWER 2002, check out the Exhibitor Information page. Then view the most recent Exhibitor Floor Plan (PDF format) to select the space you want. Print the reservation form (PDF format), fill out the form, and fax or mail it to:

Kim Dresser
American Wind Energy Association
122 C Street, NW, Suite 380
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 383-2503; Fax: (202) 383-2505;
kdresser@awea.org

Sponsorship

Want to promote your company to over 1,000 wind energy professionals? Looking to build name recognition in this fast-growing industry?
WINDPOWER 2002 sponsorships are the perfect way to achieve these goals. In the Sponsorship Brochure all of the sponsorship opportunities are described, including the recognition your company would receive as a sponsor. To take advantage of a sponsorship opportunity, download and fill out the Sponsorship Reservation Form and fax or mail it to:

Stefanie Brown
American Wind Energy Association
122 C Street, NW, Suite 380
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 383-2512; Fax: (202) 383-2505;
sbrown@awea.org