November 2, 2010
USGBC-NJ Education: Part 1
Fundamentals of Sustainability & LEED
9 a.m.
14 Maple Ave., Suite 2  01
Morristown, NJ

 
This 4 hr workshop is intended for those who are just beginning their journey into the sustainability realm beginning with an introduction to the effects our built world has on our environment; what green building technologies can achieve; the basics of sustainability for our future and more. Often individuals take Part 2: LEED GA Exam Prep workshop also.
See Nov 16th listing. These trainings sessions have a minimum of 10, maximum of 25 attendees.
Click Here for Details for process to become a LEED GA

Express Registration

November 4, 2010
Crash Course on PA’s New Soil and Stormwater Regulations
8 a.m. to 9 a.m. (breakfast buffet provided)
Saul Ewing LLP’s Chesterbrook office
1200 Liberty Ridge Drive, Sui9te 200
Wayne, PA 19087

 
Need a crash course on Pennsylvania’s new Erosion and Sediment Control and Stormwater Management Regulations before they take effect on November 19, 2010? Attorneys in Saul Ewing’s Environment and Natural Resources Practice Group can help. We invite you to attend a breakfast seminar in the firm’s Chesterbrook, PA office that will focus on these new regulations, which are certain to affect all commercial and industrial activities that “move dirt.”
Please RSVP to Chris Lautenbacher at clautenbacher@saul.com or 215.972.1885 by Thursday, October 28, 2010.
 


November 4, 2010
 
The Spotlight Roundtable Series
The Future of NJ Solar Policy
11:45-1:30, Trenton
Lunch will be served / Seating is limited

Join us for an in-depth discussion in an intimate setting on the future of NJ solar policy. Issues will include what’s the true cost of the state’s solar program and what does it deliver in terms of economic growth? Some argue that New Jersey’s solar policy drives up the cost of doing business in the state. Others point to solar’s hidden success as the fastest-growing segment in a faltering economy. This year, with potential changes to the Energy Master Plan that may modify fees that fund incentives, an open discussion of NJ’s solar policy is critical.

Tom Johnson, co-founder and energy writer for NJ Spotlight, will moderate a round-table discussion with solar industry leaders and Upendra Chivukula, chairman, Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee. Join with industry leaders, policy-makers and those who shape the debate.

Managing Energy Costs November 12, 2010
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Location: Pines Manor, Edison (Route 27)
Cost (includes continental breakfast): $129 (member),
$169 (nonmember)


Register Now

How to Cut Your Energy Costs and Go Green

It seems like everyone is trying to save energy these days. Conserving energy and becoming more efficient can save your business money and improve your company’s image at the same time.  At this half-day program, energy experts, energy providers, and top government officials will explain:

bulletHow to use new strategies and tactics to make your company more energy efficient
bulletHow to get government financing for energy projects, and
bulletHow to get help from your utility providers

Ask questions. Get answers. Make contacts.
Register now or download brochure for details.

November 17, 2010
Greenbuild 2010
Chicago
Event information & registration


November 18
Biomass Energy for New Jersey Farmers
 
8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Rutgers EcoComplex – Columbus, NJ
 
While solar and wind renewable energy are receiving much attention, biomass energy may be within the reach of more New Jersey farmers. Rutgers research and Extension personnel and others will discuss the potential for biomass crops in the Garden State.
Topics include:

* Recent findings regarding biomass on farms

* Challenges facing biomass energy
* Private sector advances in biomass
* Experiences with biomass on farms in NJ and PA
* Existing and potential funding sources for biomass
   
Attendance is free. Coffee and danish at 8:30. Lunch provided after the program at noon.
Sponsored by the Rutgers NJ Agricultural Experiment Station and the NJ Farm Bureau.
Seating is limited. Registration is required. Reserve your seat at 609-393-7163  
 
 
November 23, 2010

EBC Environmental Roundtable
8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
PSE&G Training & Development Center
234 Pierson Ave.
Edison, NJ


The EBC Environmental Roundtable meets to discuss relevant environmental issues, regulatory changes and new developments provided by our subcommittees that may impact our members focusing on: Regulatory Affairs, Brownfields & Site Remediation, Natural Resource Damages, Water, Air, Environmental Technology, International Trade, Sustainability, Energy, Enforcement & OSHA News and Regulations. 
Lanny Kurzweil, McCarter and English, LLP, Moderator. Tracy Straka, Creamer Environmental, EBC Chair SEATING IS LIMITED.  This meeting is complimentary to CIANJ members. The cost is $ 80 for non-members.


November 30, 2010
LSRP Summit:
Update and Assessment of the ‘New World Order’
 

Trenton Marriott at Lafayette Yard
Trenton, NJ

Hear from NJDEP Assistant Commissioner David Sweeney and key leaders in New Jersey on the latest legislative, regulatory and technical developments in the LSRP program as we prepare for legislative hearings, new regulations and sweeping technical changes that are under way. All of this plus key insights from a distinguished panel on their experience with the LSRP program. RSVP: Alicia Johnson, Langan Engineering & Environmental Services
ajohnson@langan.com  or 215.491.6529 


 

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