Utility Technology Challenge
Clean Technology Testing & Pilot Partner Identification Program
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With support from the US Department of Energy, the Clean Technology & Sustainable Industries Organization (CTSI) launched a program to address a critical challenge faced by organizations in the clean tech space: finding the right test and adoption partners. CTSI is identifying the utilities and municipalities that have testing and technology needs and matching them with the global community of clean technology solution providers.
Expanding on the Clean Technology Testing & Pilot Partner Identification Program, CTSI has partnered with TechConnect World, to create the Utility Technology Challenge. The mission of the Utility Technology Challenge is to identify and showcase the top technology solutions that can be adopted by utilities and municipalities, leading to more testing and pilot projects and faster adoption of clean technologies.
The Utility Technology Challenge will be held June 22, 2010 in Anaheim, California as part of the Clean Technology 2010 conference and expo. The recently announced ‘Top 15 Utility Technologies’ will present their solutions to an audience of potential test, integration and adoption partners. Companies not selected have the opportunity to showcase their technology to the same audience at a significantly discounted rate. Organizations participating as finalists or showcase companies will be invited to the UTC Networking reception, profiled in the Utility Technology Challenge program guide and on the Clean Technology 2010 website.
To enter the Utility Technology Challenge as a Technology Solution Provider, please review information regarding the Clean Technology Testing & Pilot Partner Identification Program and select 'Yes' on the submission form field labelled: Utility Technology Challenge Showcase. The deadline for submission to round two for technology providers was May 7, 2010. Round one for the 2011 event will open in autumn 2010.
For more information regarding the Utility Technology Challenge and supporting partner opportunities, please contact, Patricia Glaza .
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