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The Top 100 Clean Energy Technologies will be on display at the Environmental Hall of Fame in Chicago, Illinois on Nov, 20-22, 2008, and in the National Green Museum for a year thereafter.
A New Energy Congress prioritized listing of the very best energy technologies according to ten criteria, including: renewable, environmentally safe, affordable, credible, reliable, developed, and safe (among others). The New Energy Congress is an association for the purpose of reviewing the most promising claims to up-and-coming clean, renewable, affordable, reliable energy technologies, in order to come up with a weighted list of recommendations of the best technologies.
Since April, 2006, the New Energy Congress has been systematically voting on the following energy technologies, reviewing a new technology every few days, and weighing it against the criteria they established. Last update - May 18, 2008.
NOTE: The Top 100 list is in constant flux, so please don't designate the current position on the list of your company, on either the Top 20 or Top 100, because it will change within 30 days. This is not a static list. It is dynamic and constantly changing.
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Environmental Hall of Fame
- Displays Chicago, Nov. 2008.
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