Karen E. Johnson ist die Generalkonsulin der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika in Hamburg
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Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson freut sich, nach einem Seminar in Washington D.C. wieder zurück in Hamburg zu sein.
Marion Strutz That is so inspiring.
Source: www.youtube.com
We meet the former US Secretary of State who has earnt widespread respect.
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson Posting a little belated, aber besser spät als nie: ein Video von Buten&Binnen (ARD) zum Besuch von Botschafter Murphy in Bremen am 7. Oktober:
ARD Mediathek: buten un binnen Magazin - Neuer Botschafter besucht Jacobs University - Mittwoch, 07.
Source: mediathek.ard.de
Seit dem 4. September ist Philip Murphy der neue US-Botschafter in Berlin. Obama hat ihn entsandt. Er steht für einen neuen politischen Kurs. Bei seiner Deutschlandtour macht er auch halt in der Jacobs University in Bremen.
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson
U.S. Consulate General Round Table
with Elisabeth R. Benson (Energy Associates)
on the topic “Climate Change and Renewable Energy -- A View From the United States”
Prior registration is mandatory at hamburgpa@state.gov
before Friday, October 30, 2009, COB.
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Ms. Benson is expert ...in a wide range of energy issues including those related to the organization, law, and regulation of electricity and natural gas markets, and also those related to power procurement and competitive requests for proposals (RFPs).
Her work includes over twenty-five years experience managing strategic, electricity and natural gas programs. Most recently, she has served as Independent Monitor for utility power supply RFPs for combined acquisitions of approximately 6300 MW of capacity. Prior to this, she specialized in managing competitive power supply procurements for both investor-owned and municipal utilities.
Ms. Benson has represented United States clients on both the buying and selling sides of power markets in California, Delaware, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and the south central region of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, and international clients in British Columbia, Quebec, and Germany.
She has worked with transmission issues in Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and Southern regions of the United States, and has consulted with utilities and government officials in Germany, Switzerland and at the European Union on power issues, including those associated with the August 2003 blackout in the United States and its implications for the U.S. and for Europe, and U.S. energy policy as embodied in the Energy Policy Act of 2005.
Ms. Benson is Chairman of the Services ITAC Subcommittee on Environmental Review of Trade Agreements, a group that assesses environmental impacts in the U.S. of liberalized trade in services. Ms. Benson was selected to represent U.S. services industries at the two most recent ministerial meetings of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Hong Kong, China and Cancun, Mexico.
The roundtable discussion will include climate change, renewable energy, the future of nuclear power, as well as that of coal- and natural gas-fired generation, "Smart Grid" issues, updates on U.S. federal legislation, but also views from states that have led on this issue, and from the electricity industry and smaller scale efforts to diversify energy sources.
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with Elisabeth R. Benson (Energy Associates)
on the topic “Climate Change and Renewable Energy -- A View From the United States”
Prior registration is mandatory at hamburgpa@state.gov
before Friday, October 30, 2009, COB.
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Ms. Benson is expert ...in a wide range of energy issues including those related to the organization, law, and regulation of electricity and natural gas markets, and also those related to power procurement and competitive requests for proposals (RFPs).
Her work includes over twenty-five years experience managing strategic, electricity and natural gas programs. Most recently, she has served as Independent Monitor for utility power supply RFPs for combined acquisitions of approximately 6300 MW of capacity. Prior to this, she specialized in managing competitive power supply procurements for both investor-owned and municipal utilities.
Ms. Benson has represented United States clients on both the buying and selling sides of power markets in California, Delaware, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and the south central region of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, and international clients in British Columbia, Quebec, and Germany.
She has worked with transmission issues in Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and Southern regions of the United States, and has consulted with utilities and government officials in Germany, Switzerland and at the European Union on power issues, including those associated with the August 2003 blackout in the United States and its implications for the U.S. and for Europe, and U.S. energy policy as embodied in the Energy Policy Act of 2005.
Ms. Benson is Chairman of the Services ITAC Subcommittee on Environmental Review of Trade Agreements, a group that assesses environmental impacts in the U.S. of liberalized trade in services. Ms. Benson was selected to represent U.S. services industries at the two most recent ministerial meetings of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Hong Kong, China and Cancun, Mexico.
The roundtable discussion will include climate change, renewable energy, the future of nuclear power, as well as that of coal- and natural gas-fired generation, "Smart Grid" issues, updates on U.S. federal legislation, but also views from states that have led on this issue, and from the electricity industry and smaller scale efforts to diversify energy sources.
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Time:3:00PM Tuesday, November 3rd
Location:U.S. Consulate General Hamburg
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson is already looking forward to the Lilian Bassman & Paul Himmel retrospective that will be opened at the Deichtorhallen Hamburg on November 27.
Source: www.deichtorhallen.de
Das Haus der Photographie in den Deichtorhallen zeigt die erste umfassende Retrospektive des Künstlerpaars Lillian Bassman (*1917) und Paul Himmel (1914 – 2009) vom 27. November 2009 bis zum 21. Februar 2010. ...
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson
Auswandern mit dem Thalia: es gibt noch Karten.
AMERIKA mit Philipp Hochmair am 22. November im US-Generalkonsulat. Einreise nach Voranmeldung, dafür traditionell mit dem Boot.
Anmeldung untermarketing@thalia-theater.de.
Source: www.thalia-theater.de
Franz Kafkas Amerika ist kein konkretes Land, sondern ein vielfach überlagertes Bild aus Mythen, Projektionen, Fakten und Fantasien. Die Reise des Auswanderers Karl Roßmann findet im Kopf statt, von der Einfahrt in den Hafen New Yorks bis zur finalen Zugfahrt zum großen Naturtheater von Oklahoma ist...
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson is off to the U.S. for a seminar in D.C. See you soon again in Hamburg.
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson
Erfreut, überrascht, stolz: Der diesjährige Friedensnobelpreis geht an Barack Obama für seine "außerordentliche Anstrengungen, um die internationale Diplomatie und die Zusammenarbeit zwischen den Völkern zu stärken". http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson
See a video of Ambassador Murphy's Townhall Meeting in Berlin on the Embassy's Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bkA2A5Yr
Source: www.youtube.com
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson
Am 06. Oktober 2009 hielt US-Botschafter Philip D. Murphy ein Town Hall Meeting an der Jacobs University Bremen.
Achim B. Griesel
Dear Mrs. Johnson. My partners an me will start a professional American Football Arena League in Germany in 2010. Hamburg with its "Avalon Panthers" will be a League City, too. I wonder if there's something you can do for support. Kind regards,
Achim B. Griesel, Reginalmanager XFL-A Germany
Source: www.xfla.profi-league.eu
XFL-A die neue deutsche Profi-Liga im American Football an zuerst sechs Standorten: Hamburg, Hannover, Berlin, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf und Köln.
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson
"Yes, we can"
Veranstaltung im KörberForum am 13. Oktober.
Source: www.koerber-stiftung.de
Barack H. Obama begeistert Menschen in aller Welt. Er hat es geschafft, das Vertrauen der Menschen zu wecken. Er hat sein Land politisch mobilisiert. Die Wahlbeteiligung bei den Präsidentschaftswahlen 2008 war die höchste seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg. ...
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson
Thalia Theater Matinée
Auswandern!
AMERIKA
22. November 2009
Anlässlich des Kennedy-Tages wandert das Thalia Theateraus: Mit Philipp Hochmair und Franz Kafka nach Amerika. Einreise nach Voranmeldung, dafür traditionell mit dem Boot.
Voranmeldung untermarketing@thalia-theater.de – begrenzte Platzzahl.
Source: www.thalia-theater.de
„Als der sechzehnjährige Karl Roßmann, der von seinen armen Eltern nach Amerika geschickt worden war, weil ihn ein Dienstmädchen verführt und ein Kind von ihm bekommen hatte, in dem schon langsam gewordenen ...
Generalkonsulin Karen E. Johnson Sehen Sie das Video der Rede von Präsident Obama bei der UN-Vollversammlung gestern in New York:
Source: www.whitehouse.gov
In this morning's speech to the United Nations General Assembly, President Obama covered a range of topics—all under the umbrella of his desire forleaders to recognize the "common future" of a world in which "the interests of peoples and nations are shared."
On Friday, September 25, from 09:00 – 12:00, the Consulate General in Hamburg offers American Citizen Services. Passport applications as well as notarials are possible (credit card payment only). Prior registration is necessary at hamburgpa@state.gov.
