Rhode Island: A Case Study in Offshore Renewable Energy Developments

Rhode Island has quickly become known as an offshore renewable energy destination.  Deepwater Wind, a Providence, R.I.-based energy firm and participating organization at Energy Ocean International 2013, could become the first company to start construction of a wind turbine farm off the shores of Rhode Island.
Energy Ocean International carefully chose its conference location for its attendees to experience this new offshore wind location in which projects are expected to begin within the year.

Situated on over 80 beautifully landscaped acres, the Crowne Plaza Hotel at the Crossings is located just three miles from the Providence/Warwick Airport, minutes from downtown Providence, and nearby historic Newport, Rhode Island. Energy Ocean's offsite events have been planned in different locations each night to show you all Providence has to offer.

Click here to check out the full list of area attractions available to you when you register for Energy Ocean International 2013!
 
Haven't registered for the conference yet?  Don't delay - seats are filling up FAST and you don't want to miss out on hot topics such as: Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion: Economic Feasibility for Electricity Generation, Pinnacles for Success: Adaptive Management and Stakeholder Engagement, National and Regional Ocean Policy Development and much more.
Register today to save with our Advance pricing and to guarantee your seat this June!