April 1, 2008 Houston Green Expo Sustainable Energy and Green Building Consumer Event The City of Houston and Gulf Coast Green present the first Houston Green Expo: Sustainable Energy and Green Building Consumer Event exclusively featuring certified green products and building materials, renewable energy, energy efficiency tips, and green vehicles. FREE ADMISSION.
This is your chance to view and purchase green products. The products displayed make economic sense, strengthen the environment and makes us less dependent on foreign energy supplies. Join Mayor Bill White, Saturday, April 5 at 10 a.m. for the keynote address, followed by David Freeman who will discuss energy independence and Joe Romm who will discuss climate change.
Join us at the Houston Green Expo for your chance to win one of 12 roundtrip flights donated by Continental Airlines, who will also be offsetting the carbon emissions from these donated flights by funding projects dedicated to reforestation, renewable energy and energy conservation. Leading sponsors include: Walmart, Sam's Club, Comcast. Other sponsors include: BP Americas, CenterPoint Energy, ConocoPhillips, Continental Airlines, KBR, Reliant, Shell, Valero and WasteManagement. Tell your friends about this important community event. To learn more you can also visit www.houstongreenexpo.org. While admission is free to the public, we encourage everyone to ride Metro to reduce emissions and avoid the $8 parking fees around the park. GreenRide , a web-based, easy to use rideshare program, is available FREE to Expo attendees! Registration is quick and easy and can be done prior to the event online at http://www.gulfcoastgreen.greenride.com. To register for CitizensNet go to www.houstontx.gov and click on the CitizensNet logo. To change your email address or update your record, Click Here To prevent your email service provider from marking a CitizensNet message as spam, Disclaimer: All information, excluding your e-mail address, is generally subject to public disclosure under the Texas Public Information Act (See Chapter 552 of the Texas Government Code). Thank you for your continued interest in the CitizensNet E-Newsletter. |
