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The organizers of CREF are proud to announce that CREF 2012 will be co-hosted with the Government of Puerto Rico at the Ritz-Carlton, San Juan, from October 15th-17th.
Regional policy is increasingly renewable-friendly, capital has started to flow, the price of technology continues to fall - and the price of oil continues to rise. Has the tide finally turned? We look forward to working closely with our many stakeholders, sponsors, and delegates towards the biggest and most successful CREF yet.
Join senior government officials, utility executives, regional and international developers, senior multilateral officers, commercial and investment bankers, and other providers of capital, technology and expertise for two days of high-level debate, discussion – and exceptional networking.
CREF 2011 gathered 360+ senior participants, including 11 Government Ministers, from 35 countries. CREF has grown year-on-year, as has the region-wide opportunity for renewables development. For senior renewable energy stakeholders active in the Caribbean CREF is, simply, a must-attend event.
This is how you can get involved now:
Register to Attend Now – Secure a 20% reduction on the delegate fee
Interested in Speaking? – Get in touch with us now to discuss available opportunities
Interested in Sponsoring? – Call or email us and we’ll be happy to discuss ways in which you can leverage CREF’s platform to grow your renewables business in the Caribbean
More information on CREF 2012 will follow shortly. If you would like to talk to us about speaking or sponsorship opportunities, please email us at info@caribbeanenergyforum.com
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10/15/2011 - CREF 2011 - Success
Registration has now closed for CREF 2011. 360+ delegates from 39 countries are participating in this year's conference making it by far the biggest CREF - and the biggest regional renewables conference - to date.
10/4/2011 - CREF 2011 - By the Numbers
At just over a week from CREF we have all the components of a truly significant event for the region, and for the future of energy security in the Caribbean. The numbers speak volumes. To date we have confirmed over 250 delegates, and counting, from over 30 countries. 14 Governments, and counting, from across the region will attend. Plus: two Prime Ministers, 60+ world-class speakers, 50+ registrations in the past five days. We look forward to seeing you in Barbados next week. > read more
9/22/2011 - Ambassador Carlos Pascual, U.S. State Department's Newly Appointed Special Envoy for International Energy Affairs, Confirmed for CREF
Ambassador Carlos Pascual, the U.S. State Department's Special Envoy and Coordinator for International Energy Affairs, has confirmed that he will speak at CREF 2011. Ambassador Pascual was appointed to this role in May of this year by United States Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.... > read more
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Across a range of topics and reflecting an extraordinary diversity of backgrounds and expertise, CREF 2011 brought together an exceptional line-up of over 60 speakers. To view the final agenda please follow this link.
To view 2011 presentations please follow this link
To download the final CREF 2011 agenda please click here
2011 speakers included:
The Hon. Freundel Stuart, Q.C., M.P., Prime Minister, Government of Barbados
Senator Hon. Darcy Boyce, Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, Government of Barbados
Hon. Clive Mullings, Minister of Energy & Mining, Government of Jamaica
Hon. Juliana O’Connor-Connolly, Deputy Premier, Cayman Islands Government
Hon. Walter H. Roban, JP, MP, Minister of Environment, Planning and Infrastructure Strategy, Government of Bermuda
Hon. Kenneth McClintock, Secretary of State, Puerto Rico
Ambassador Carlos Pascual, Special Envoy for International Energy Affairs, U.S. State Department
Wayne Crawley, President & CEO, Emera Caribbean Limited, Emera Inc. - Canada
Albert R. Ramdin, Assistant Secretary General, Organization of American States (OAS)
Don G. Roberts, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, CIBC World Markets Inc.
Peter Williams, Managing Director – Barbados Light & Power
Dr. Leonard Nurse, Chairman, Barbados National Oil Co.
Adrian Katzew, Director, Mexico & The Caribbean – Vestas
Mark Tippett, President – North Star Development
Lynn Tabernacki, Managing Director, Renewable Energy & Sustainable Development Finance – OPIC
Craig O’Connor, Director, Office of Renewable Energy – US Ex-Im Bank
If you are interested in learning more about opportunities for agenda participation please email us at info@caribbeanenergyforum.com.
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