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Sun hosts the OpenEco Energy Camp
http://www.sun.com/aboutsun/media/features/openeco_camp.jsp
What: Sun is hosting the OpenEco Energy Camp as a forum to inspire you to make positive environmental changes at work and at home. This will be an unconference style event, where the participants will set the agenda for the day. Provided is access to environmental leaders, creative tools to help spark your ideas, food and eco-minded colleagues.
- When: Thursday, January 10, 2008, opening session starts at 10:00 am
- Where: Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco, CA
- Who: The event is free and open to anyone interested in the environment.
- How: Registration and event directions are available at http://www.openeco.org/energycamp
Check this out, Sun are hosting an energy camp which sounds very interesting about how we can be eco-friendly which has to be a good thing for your business and the planet. Very cool.
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