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The days of cheap energy and cheap oil are over. We cannot continue to to rely on foreign oil and to empower out enemies by subsidizing their activities through trillion dollar oil purchases. If we do, we will be living in an energy poor, third world country, called America. – Robert C. Hackney, Executive Director, Alternative Energy Association.

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The Mission
of the Alternative Energy Association is to promote awareness of clean, renewable sources of power generation as alternatives to the use of fossil fuels for energy production.

 The Vision of the Alternative Energy Association is to use progressive seminars, educational activities and marketing campaigns to raise the public consciousness of environmentally friendly and energy efficient methods, products, processes and technologies as our society transitions from fossil fuels to green energy.


GET YOUR COPY NOW!

The Alternative Energy Association presents its publication, "The Energy Revolution - 277 Things Every American Needs to Know About the New Energy Paradigm"  by Robert C. Hackney, the Executive Director of the Association. To download this book, click on the tab above labeled "Free - Energy Revolution".

 

IMPLEMENT THE ALTERNATIVE ENERGY ASSOCIATION’S

3 POINT PLAN TO SAVE AMERICA

Reduce, or eliminate, our need for foreign oil, create millions of jobs and stimulate our economy NOW by following the AEA’s 3 POINT PLAN.

Point One: Transportation. America's most immediate energy problem is a liquid fuels issue affecting the transportation sector. Bail out the Big 3 auto makers only if they agree to stop producing any passenger vehicle that does not get at least 25 mpg and give them greater incentives to build vehicles that get 40+ mpg. 60% of all daily vehicle usage in the U.S. consists of less than 30 miles of travel. Plug in hybrid vehicles use an electric motor for travel up to 40 miles before the gasoline engine kicks in, which reduces gasoline usage so that some vehicles can even get up to 100 mpg. BUT, we are still using foreign oil. By using existing technology, not unproven theory, we can create plug in hybrids that run on electricity and domestic natural gas, not gasoline made from foreign drilled oil. Today we have a supply of 118 years worth of natural gas in America. Follow this plan and there will be enough natural gas for 300 plus years – and no foreign oil will be used. Stop sending $600 billion to $1.5 trillion out of the U.S. every year.

Point Two: Solar.  One-half of all solar panels manufactured in the world go to Germany. Why? Because of German feed-in-tariff legislation that makes it financially beneficial for homes and businesses to install solar equipment. Eight U.S. states are contemplating similar legislation, and a local variety of this plan is being implemented in Gainesville, Florida. Make Congress pass federal legislation mandating the same plan and provide financing to new solar panel manufacturers. Widespread use of solar will create millions of jobs in the U.S. in manufacturing, installation, and maintenance. Use of solar in federal and state buildings should be mandated NOW, so that government leads the way. Extend the 2008 Economic Stimulus Act provisions that provide tax incentives for commercial solar and implement the financing plan used by some municipalities to help finance solar for residential use. Create government loan guarantees like the ones used by the Small Business Administration to finance solar equipment.

Point Three: Wind Power.  The wind corridor from New Mexico/Texas north through the Dakotas can produce enough wind power to generate electricity not only for all of the United States, but for all of Canada and Mexico. Wouldn’t it be nice to export power for a change? Wind power infrastructure will also create millions of jobs in the U.S. and must be built to distribute the power throughout the country. This is the world’s cheapest and fastest-growing new energy source, along with being clean and renewable. Make Congress provide incentives for wind power infrastructure the way it did for the telecommunications infrastructure and the way it provided subsidies to oil companies for decades.

The Alternative Energy Association is in the process of planning the creation of 50 state chapters, along with multiple college-based chapters. These state and college chapters will be charged with the responsibility of working with their state’s members of House and Senate, state legislatures and local governments to create legislation to make this happen on a grassroots basis.


UPCOMING EVENTS

Palm Beach County Conferences - The Alternative Energy Association will host the following conferences, which will be held at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.
 
The Florida Solar Conference is being scheduled for Spring 2011
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This conference will focus on trends in commercial and residential solar applications as well as utility scale solar. The conference will provide an update on government incentives, status of feed-in-tariff programs, and new, as well as proposed legislation. Financing techniques to make solar affordable will also be discussed.

The Florida Alternative Fuels and Vehicles Conference 2011(date tba) - This conference will focus on the latest developments in alternative fuels as well as vehicles including plug-in hybrids, natural gas vehicles, electric cars and solar powered vehicles.

Watch this site for more details, or contact alternativeenergyassn@gmail.com
 

Conference management services provided by Four Palms Management Company

 


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P. O. Box 2729
Palm Beach, FL  33480
561-776-8600
alternativeenergyassn@gmail.com


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