“Developing the Energy Sector of the Jefferson County Economy”
Brian Young, Governor’s Clean Technology Sector Lead
Washington State Department of Commerce, Seattle WA
Thursday, July 16th at 12:30 PM • Clubhouse of the Port Townsend Yacht Club
The top priority of the Jefferson County Energy Lunch Program – to encourage and support the development of the “energy sector” of … Read the rest
“Developing Electric Propulsion Systems for Jefferson County Boats”
Alex Wilken, Family Owner, Seattle Boat Works, LLC, Seattle WA
Thursday, June 18th at 12:30 PM • Clubhouse of the Port Townsend Yacht Club
Our Key Speaker is Alex Wilken of the Seattle Boat Works which specializes in electric propulsion systems for all kinds of marine transport using either AC or … Read the rest
“Electric Vehicle Charging Station Options for Jefferson County”
Dan O’Shea, Sales Director, NW North America, ChargePoint, Inc., Campbell CA
Thursday, May 21st at 12:30 PM • Clubhouse of the Port Townsend Yacht Club
New electric vehicle (EV) energy technology – in the form of both plug-in hybrid gas-electric vehicles (PHEVs) and battery-only electric vehicles (BEVs) that provide full … Read the rest
Tuesday, April 21st at 12:30 PM • Port Townsend Community Center
On April 21st, the Jefferson County Energy Lunch Program’s Key Speaker will address the opportunities associated with local production and use of the ultimate green fuel: hydrogen.
Dr. Jacob Leachman is Assistant Professor in the School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering at the Pullman campus of Washington State … Read the rest
“Status of Local EV Development Activity Across Washington State”
Tonia Buell, Interim Director of Public/Private Partnerships,
Washington State Department of Transportation, Olympia WA
Tuesday, March 17th at 12:30 PM • Port Townsend Community Center
The Key Speaker for March has had considerable experience throughout Washington State with local municipal and county-wide activity with EV development as well … Read the rest
Keys to Successful Biodigester Operations in Snohomish County”
The Key Speaker for February directs the operations of a successful anaerobic biodigester in Snohomish County that uses microorganisms to process biodegradable material in the absence of oxygen to produce methane gas, fertilizer and other useful products. Cattle manure, farm wastes, expired food products, and other commercial biowastes are all continuously broken … Read the rest
The Key Speaker for January’s Energy Lunch Program of Jefferson County is Phil Lusk who is the Deputy Director of Power and Telecommunications in the Department of Public Works of the City of Port Angeles where a municipal electric utility has been in operation for more than 120 years. He has realized the great significance of currently available low-power, low … Read the rest
Tuesday, December 16th at 12:30 PM • Port Townsend Community Center:
In December, Energy Lunch attendees heard from a strong Washington State voice for the creation of state chartered banking operations independent of Wall Street influence. The Key Speaker for the Energy Lunch Program was State Senator Bob Hasegawa of the 11th Senatorial District of Washington, which includes the … Read the rest
The Key Speaker for the Energy Lunch Program in November was Dr. James Conca, Senior Scientist at UFA Ventures in Richland, Washington.His talk is titled:“Why New Nuclear Energy Should Be In Our Energy Future.” Dr. Conca emphasizes natural processes ovhttp://porttownsendmedia.com//energy/Conca.phper costly engineered systems in his work with remediation of radiological, heavy metal and organic contaminants in water, … Read the rest
Tues., September 16, 2014, 12:30-1:30 PM: Ryan Dicks, the Sustainability Manager for Pierce County, will be the presenter of this month’s Jefferson County Energy Lunch program. He directs Pierce County programs in Air Quality, Energy Efficiency, Sustainability Education, Green Purchasing and Recycling, Transportation, and Water Quality and Quantity. Mr. Dicks will present his sustainability goals and policies, describe the action … Read the rest
