
Council on Competitiveness We'll have more followup from #nes09 coming up. Thanks to everyone for making it such a great experience!

Council on Competitiveness RT @danadolan I love how compete.org blend the hearts of NGOs + heads of capitalists. Neither alone is worth the effort; together its magic. #nes09

Council on Competitiveness MIT prez Susan Hockfield: We couldn't have had an energy revolution 20 years ago. Now, with tech innovation, we can. #nes09

Council on Competitiveness US Commerce Sec. Gary Locke: "The world is not waiting for us to lead." #nes09

Council on Competitiveness Remember that we're also liveblogging #nes09 at www.compete.org/nes.

Council on Competitiveness RT @alancordova Big ideas at #nes09 http://twitpic.com/iy02t http://twitpic.com/iy01m

Council on Competitiveness France's Jean-Daniel Tordjman cites JFK on why solving energy is vital: We do this not because it is easy but because it's hard. #nes09

Council on Competitiveness #nes09 is live on www.compete.org/nes. On the agenda today: hearing from the international community, including the president of Iceland.

Council on Competitiveness #nes09 Energy Sec Chu: DOE granting $43 million on Carbon Capture and Storage project

Council on Competitiveness BREAKING: Sec. Chu will announce MAJOR funding announcement from #nes09. Watch live at http://www.compete.org/nes

Council on Competitiveness RT @cleanskiesnews Deborah Wince-Smith sets the stage for the Summit @ http://bit.ly/DaZcj , #nes09
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Council on Competitiveness New panel up at #nes09: assuring access to clean and competitive energy. http://www.compete.org/nes

Council on Competitiveness Jonathan Lash, World Resources Institute prez: Industry is taking the lead on energy. #nes09

Council on Competitiveness George David, United Technologies Corp: Buildings use 1.5x as much energy as transportation -- how can we build more efficiently? #nes09











