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The Modern Energy Investor Forum is the foremost investor meeting in North America for Modern Energy. It brings together the pioneers of the Modern Energy sector with investors and analysts from around the world. This is a cost-effective and time-effective opportunity for companies and investors to meet and build relationships with each other.
Raising capital, attracting investors, and communicating with stakeholders is a primary activity of emerging companies. The Modern Energy Forum is designed to best facilitate this process and MINE LLC brings 2O years of success in bringing together company executives with major investors and analysts who can affect the company's financial status.
This is a unique meeting style of personal magnitude to build relationships that impact the financial success of all parties involved. Increased demand for Modern Energy companies and their products have the attention of investors, and yet the knowledge of what is available, how much it costs, what incentives are in place, the carbon impact, and the sheer newness of the Modern Energy sector, are all reasons to have a comprehensive, valuable meeting of Modern Energy pioneers and interested investors.
What is Modern Energy?
Modern Energy is the future of energy (all of the energy types we will need in the future)
It is all of the following - Alternative, Renewable, Green, Clean Energy Technologies, Energy Efficiencies. The term Modern Energy is coined as an umbrella term to incorporate all of the types of energy listed above and covers, solar, wind, wave, hydro Bio-fuels, Bio-mass, Geothermal, Nuclear, Magnetics, energy storage, conservation, and new ways of generating and conserving energy we have yet to discover.
Modern energy dynamics and policies are in place now to promote renewable energy growth. Renewables currently supply only a modest portion of the world's energy. Given the depletion of fossil fuels, global warming, consumer demand for more green solutions, and favorable policies to incentivize and subsidize, the renewable energy options are here to stay.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), world energy demand is projected to grow by 55 percent by 2030. Most of this growth is expected to come from emerging economies. And the growth rate is projected to be 200 percent by 2050.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that an estimated $16 trillion will need to be spent worldwide between now and 2030 to meet the projected demand for new electricity and fuel sources. If just 30 percent of that amount went into clean energy technologies, the influx of capital annually would be approximately $200 billion a year, which is a lot of investment!
Sponsor Companies
Asemblon Inc.
Caldera Geothermal Inc.
Channel Resources Ltd.
Energy Fuels Resources
First Uranium Corporation
Green Energy Corp.
High Plains Renewable Energy, LLC
Lithium Americas Corp.
NuCoal Energy Corp.
Pedalectric Vehicles, Inc.
Uranium Energy Corp.
Uranium Star Corp.
Ur-Energy
Western Lithium Corp.
White Canyon Uranium
More to Come...
