Congress:Member:Joel Garbon
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Joel Garbon
Profile page for New Energy Congress member Joel Garbon
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Overview
- Representation
- newenergymovement.org (http://www.newenergymovement.org), President
- New Energy Congress
- Founding member, Dec. 13, 2005.
- Committees
- Implementation, Scientific
- Experience in the field of Alternative Energy
- Had 22 year career in the chemical and paper industries in various technical sales, account management, and applications consultant positions. Worked with large industrial corporations throughout North and South America. Currently serve as president of New Energy Movement, succeeding founder and former president Dr. Brian O'Leary.
- Education
- B.S. in Applied Science, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Majored in Paper Sciece and Engineering.
Presentations
- PAC >
U.S. Senator Takes Second Look at Breakthrough New Energy Legislation (http://pesn.com/2008/06/04/9500483_Cantwell_Clean_Technology_Roundtable/) - Roundtable addresses why the United States government is so slow to facilitate extreme leading edge technologies, and how that tendency could be changed for the better through visionary leadership. (PESN; June 4, 2008)
- New Energy Movement -- Open Source PowerPoint (http://www.freeenergynews.com/Directory/Open_Source/NEM_Open_Source_slides.ppt) - Prepared by Joel Garbon. Addresses shortcomings of patent route for monumental technologies and advantages of open sourcing. (Oct. 7, 2007)
Biography
Updated May 29, 2008
Joel Garbon received a B.S in Applied Science from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. He has over two decades of experience in product development and as a technical consultant to the paper, chemical, building products and water treatment industries. He has consulted with dozens of large and small companies in North and South America and is a highly regarded speaker and educator within these industries, regularly instructing classes of engineers. Garbon developed several commercially successful chemical formulations for use in paper and building products applications and is co-inventor of a water treatment filtration technology.
Specific to the energy field, Joel currently serves as President of The New Energy Movement and is a founding member of New Energy Congress, which maintains a continuously updated and publicly viewable database of the “Top 100” most promising breakthrough energy technologies. Joel has relationships with many organizations which promote responsible stewardship of earth's resources and which support progressive sustainable technologies for advancement of human civilization. He has been a featured speaker on numerous television and radio programs and at conferences and civic gatherings, making the appeal for a concurrent evolution in human consciousness and energy technology to address our pressing global challenges.
He is the author of an historic legislative draft titled “Energy Innovation Act of 2007” (http://www.infinite-energy.com/iemagazine/issue71/newenergymovement.html) which is intended for introduction as a Congressional bill and to serve as template for new energy legislation on the state, local, and international levels. The legislation’s provisions call for urgent and serious federal support for research and development of breakthrough energy technologies.
Garbon is co-author with Jeane Manning (http://otherware.blogspot.com/2006/06/jeane-manning-on-free-energy-tesla-and.html) (author of the highly-regarded book “The Coming Energy Revolution” (http://freeenergynews.com/Directory/Books/Energy_Revolution/)) of an upcoming book titled “Breakthrough Power” which chronicles the challenges, opportunities, and progress in the new energy technology field.
Other Bio Pages
- Zoom Profile (http://www.zoominfo.com/Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=696919607)
- Steppin’ Out of Babylon Interview (http://www.suesupriano.com/article.php?id=115)
Contact
Joel Garbon Founding Member New Energy Congress
Joel Garbon <joelgarbon {at} earthlink.net>
503-706-6193
3811 S.W. Corbett
Portland, Oregon, 97239 USA
See also
- New Energy Congress main page
- PESWiki home page
