The inspiring speakers on the 2014 Chicago Energy Symposium gather on one of the global events in the history where they discuss everything about renewable energy source. It becomes the forum of exchanging information that tackles research, innovation, development, and demonstration. The conference aims to create an impact on areas such as energy conversion and conservation. These also include optimation and analysis of energy process, optimal use of the different sources of energy, and mitigation of other environmental pollutants.
Agenda Of The Event
The symposium also spends more time in delivering concern on the current global situation. It discusses problems in social, environmental, and economic impacts of policies and usage of energy. These include the mitigation of climate change and the reduction of environmental pollution. Though the symposium is open for all individuals, the target audience of the conference merely focused on direct and indirect people who are related to the electrical industry. That includes renewable energy associations, business entrepreneurs, professors, scientists, and energy resource experts. That’s because the aim to gather ideas and knowledge for advanced technological development becomes a priority. It is potentially needed for the increased productivity of industries without the worry of consuming more sources of energy. With the symposium’s focus on the renewable source, the importance of solar energy becomes one of the highlights. There’s also a review of the use of hydroelectricity, wind energy, geothermal, and even biomass.
Experts gather in the event to establish scientific relations between the participant and other academic experts. Through the focus on information sharing, the symposium also manages to conduct technological exhibits, seminars, and workshops related to new possibilities of renewable energy. It includes assets and timescales such as tides, waves, rain, daylight, and geothermal warmth.
The advocacy to use other means of energy is still ongoing and will continue to grow.