Learn as industry experts discuss how companies in the alternative energy space identify, package, and find financing for biofuel, solar, and wind projects in the Western United States. Panelists provide in-depth perspective on the status of federal and state funding as well as how to avoid regulatory hurdles that can trip up an otherwise great alternative energy project.
Moderator:
- S. Wayne Rosenbaum, Partner, Foley & Lardner LLP
Panelists:
- Cheryl Bostater, Principal, Vantage Point Advisors Inc.
- Terrance Bruggeman, Executive Chairman, BioTork, LLC
- Scott L. Klug, Public Affairs Director, Foley & Lardner LLP
- David Saltman, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Malama Composites, Inc.
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