MEGAwatt KILOwatt EXHIBIT FEETERAwatt GIGAwatt

$25,000 $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $1,250

Sponsored Event

Ad in Program

Exhibit Space

13

Listed in Conference Program and Ap

$2,500

MICROwattIncludes 6’ table + 2 chairs

Registration Passes

Full Page (8.5”x11”)

10

10’x20’ 10’x10’

1/2 Page (8.5”x5.5”)

6 4 2

10’x10’ 6’ Tabletop 6’ Tabletop

BreakfastLuncheon Coffee/Refreshments

Company Brochure in Welcome Packet

MARCH 22-24, 2017Maui Arts &

Cultural Center

2017 Sponsorship and Exhibition OpportunitiesSponsorship opportunities are available for companies seeking maximum exposure among participants. Choose your level of support, or let us customize a level to suit your marketing goals. Exhibit spaces are available for organizations to display products and services, and hands on demonstrations involving new technologies, and further promote your organization.

1/4 Page (4.25”x5.5”)

Opening Reception

Online Listing with Weblink and Logo

Sign up Today! www.mauienergyconference.com | info@mauienergyconference.com

CONTACT INFORMATION

Company  Name  (as  it  is  to  appear  in  the  program)  

Onsite  Contact  

Mailing  Address,  City,  State  and  Postal  Code  

Phone  No.   Fax  No.  

Email  Address   Company  Website  Address   SPONSORSHIP LEVELS

__  TERAwatt  |  $25,000       __  KILOwatt  |  $5,000  

__  GIGAwatt  |  $15,000       __  MICROwatt  |  $2,500    

__  MEGAwatt  |  $10,000   __  Customized  |  $_________    

Sponsors  at  all  levels,  please  email  a  vector  line  art  file  (.eps,  .ai,  or  .tiff)  of  your  company  logo.  

EXHIBITOR FEE

__  TABLE  TOP  EXHIBIT  |  $1250  (includes  6’  table  and  one  complimentary  conference  registration)  

PAYMENT METHOD $ Subtotal

$ 4.166 % General Excise Tax on exhibitor fee only

$ Total

__  Check  (payable  and  mailed  to  Maui  Economic  Development  Board,  1305  North  Holopono  Street,  Suite  1,  Kihei,  Hawaii  96753)  

__  Credit  Card     __  VISA     __  MC                          __  AMEX  

 Name  on  Credit  Card         Card  No.    Authorized  Signer     Expiration  Date       Please  submit  application  to  info@mauienergyconference.com.  

SPONSOR & EXHIBIT APPLICATION March 22-24, 2017 | Maui Arts & Cultural Center

 

Guidelines  for  Display  Exhibitors  will  receive  one  (1)  6-­‐foot  table  and  two  (2)  chairs.  All  exhibit  materials  must  be  displayed  on  or  behind  table  and  not  in  walkways  or  beside  table.    Please  coordinate  electrical  needs  in  advance  with  the  Conference  Organizers.  Facility  walls  may  not  be  used  to  display  materials.    Setup  and  Dismantle  The  exhibit  room  is  located  upstairs  in  Morgado  Hall.        Load-­‐in  Hours:  Tuesday,  March  21  |  2:00-­‐4:30  p.m.  Wednesday,  March  22  |  7:00  a.m.  (Displays  must  be  setup  by  9  a.m.)    Please  dismantle  displays  following  the  afternoon  break  on  Thursday,  March  23.    Displays  do  not  require  booth  staffing  at  all  times,  however,  we  ask  that  a  representative  be  available  during  the  breaks  to  network  with  attendees.  

Shipping  Information  Inbound:  You  may  ship  your  display  materials  to  the  address  below.  Please  mark  boxes  as  instructed  and  have  boxes  arrive  no  later  than  Friday,  March  17.      

Maui  Energy  Conference  c/o  Maui  Economic  Development  Board  1305  N.  Holopono  Street,  Suite  1  Kihei,  Hawaii    96753    HOLD  FOR:  Company  Name  

 Outbound  shipping  is  the  responsibility  of  the  exhibitor.      Registration    All  exhibit  personnel  must  be  registered  for  the  conference.        Questions  Please  contact  us  at  info@mauienergyconference.com  or  call  808.875.2318.  

EXHIBITOR  INFORMATION    

TERAwatt

MEGAwatt

KILOwatt

MICROwatt

GIGAwatt

2016 HIGHLIGHTS

20 Sponsors + 19 Exhibitors

340 Attendees

The Maui County Office of Economic Development and the Maui Economic Development Board hosted the third annual Maui Energy Conference, March 16-18, 2016 at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center. The Conference attracted 340 participants, speakers and sponsors from Hawaii, the Mainland U.S., Japan and Canada.

Featured KeynotesGovernor Bill Ritter Jr., Founder and Director, Center for the New Energy Economy (CNEE), Colorado State University; and former Governor of Colorado

Jon Wellinghoff, Energy Law Attorney, Stoel Rives LLP and former Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)

Eight (8) Sessions• Defining 100% Renewables• Community Acceptance of 100% Renewables• The Social Impacts of Pursuing a 100% Renewable Future• Inquiring Minds Want to Know: Educating Toward 100%

Renewable Energy • Investing in Hawaii• The Hawaii Renewable Experience: What Can Be Replicated

Nationally and Internationally?• Integration of Distributed Energy Resources• Maui: A Case Study-Is This Where We’re All Headed?

MAYOR’S OFFICE OFECONOMICDEVELOPMENTMAUI COUNTY

www.mauienergyconference.com

March 16-18, 2016 | Maui Arts & Cultural Center

100% Renewable Energy in Hawaii: It’s No Longer A Matter of When

Who Attends? List of organizations that have attended the Maui Energy Conference in the past.

3D Builders & Design, Inc.A123 Energy SolutionsAECOMAESAkakuAlexander & Baldwin, Inc.Alliance of Maui Community AssociationsAllione ConsultingAloha RecyclingAlston Hunt Floyd & IngAmerican Transmission Company LLCAnaergia ServicesAnthology Public RelationsAqua EngineersAquion EnergyArion EnergyArizona State UniversityAustin EnergyAZ Residential Utility Consumer OfficeAzar law LLCBio-Beetle ECO Rental CarsBio-Logical CapitalBioEnergy Hawaii, LLCBlue Pacific EnergyBlue Planet FoundationBooz Allen HamiltonBright Energy Storage TechnologiesBS Japan CorporationCaltrol IncCarbon Drawdown SolutionsCargill-Dielectric FluidsCarlsmith Ball LLPCenter for Sustainable EnergyCenter for the New Energy EconomyCharge BlissChevron Energy SolutionsCity of Boulder, ColoradoClean Development InternationalConnecConnectDERConsultKirby.comCorporate RelationsCounty of Hawai`iCounty of KauaiCounty of MauiCubic Global Defense

DCCA - Division of Consumer AdvocacyDepartment of Business, Economic Development & Tourism, State of HawaiiDepartment of Hawaiian Home LandsDistributed Energy Resources Council of HawaiiDivision of Consumer Advocacy, State of HawaiiDKK Energy Services LLCDOE-Auxiliary Svcs BranchDOE-Facilities Dev. BranchDowling Company, Inc.EarthjusticeECM IncEdisun Heliostats, Inc.Eguana TechnologiesElectric Power Research InstituteElectric Power SystemsElectric Rainbow EnterprisesElectrical ConsultantsElectrical Solutions Co.Endurance Wind PowerEnergy Consulting AssociatesEnergy DynamicsEnergy Excelerator (PICHTR)Energy Future CoalitionEnergy Industries CorporationEnterpise HonoluluEPA Region 9EPRIEurus EnergyFair Horizon CapitalFirst Tuesday StrategiesFirst WindFirstFuel SoftwareFriends of Lana'iFronius USAGE Power & Water - RenewableGE VenturesGen-X Energy DevelopmentGilbert & AssociatesGo GreenGood Energy HawaiiGoodsill AndersonGoogleGorham|Gold|Greenwich AssociatesGreen Building Hawaii

GreenBiz Group, Inc.Gridco SystemsGrowing Energy Labs, Inc.GuernseyH.T. Harvey & AssociatesHaiku Design & AnalysisHaleakala Solar Inc.HAPIHastings & PleadwellHawai'i Electric Light CompanyHawaii Bio EnergyHawaii Center for Advanced Transportation TechnologiesHawaii Clean Energy FoundationHawaii Clean Energy InitiativeHawaii Electric LightHawaii EnergyHawaii Energy Law ServicesHawaii Energy Policy Forum, University of HawaiiHawaii Energy SmartHawaii GasHawaii Green Infrastructure AuthorityHawaii Island Economic Development Board & Hawaii Leeward Planning ConferenceHawaii Island Energy CooperativeHawaii Natural Energy Institute, University of HawaiiHawaii Pacific SolarHawaii Public Utilities CommissionHawaii PV CoalitionHawaii Renewable Energy AllianceHawaii Solar Energy AssociationHawaii State Energy OfficeHawaii State SenateHawaii UnitedHawaii Water Service CompanyHawaiian Commercial & Sugar CompanyHawaiian Electric CompanyHawaiian Electric IndustriesHDBaker & Company Hawaii LLCHDR ENGINEERING, INC.Henkels & McCoy, IncHI PV CoalitionHINA CorpHitachi, Ltd

Who Attends? List of organizations that have attended the Maui Energy Conference in the past.

HNU EnergyHolu EnergyHoneywellHonolulu Civil BeatHonolulu Star-AdvertiserHTDC/INNOVATE HawaiiIBEW Local 1260Ibis NetworksICF InternationalIDG Hawaii Inc.Ikehu, Inc.IKS USAIliani MediaImergy Power SystemsInnovative Power ProjectsInstitute for Local Self-RelianceInter-Island Solar SupplyJFAJohnson ControlsJoule GroupKa'u Specialty, LLCKamaole SandsKauai Island Utility CooperativeKaulele EnergyKulia I Ka Nuú LanaiKUPU-RISELahaina NewsLeidosLife of the LandLifeEdited Inc.Low Entropy SystemsMacquarie Infrastructure CorporationMandspark VenturesMarin Clean EnergyMaui Chamber of CommerceMaui County CouncilMaui Economic Development BoardMaui Economic Opportunity, IncMaui Electric CompanyMaui GPACMaui Group Sierra ClubMaui Hotel Lodging AssociationMaui Land & Pineapple Company, Inc.Maui School Garden NetworkMaui Soda & Ice Works, Ltd.Maui Solar ProjectMaui Tomorrow FoundationMaui WeeklyMavTech EnergyMCM Engineering IIMercury SolarMichigan Tech UniversityMidAmerican Energy Holdings Co.Molokai Island FoundationMolokai Professional Women's LeagueMorihara Lau & Fong LLPMorikawa & Associates, LLCMotal & Eby, LLCMRM CorpMUNEKIYO & HIRAGA, INC.NARD LLC

National Car ChargingNational Consumer Law CenterNatural Capitalism SolutionsNatural Resources Defense Council Navigant Consulting, Inc.NEC Energy SolutionsNEDO, JapanNextEra EnergyNextFuelsNikkei Business Publications, Inc.Nipili Technology SalesNonie Toledo & AssociatesNorth Shore Community Land TrustOATIOffice of Naval ResearchOffice of Senator Brian SchatzOlomana Loomis ISCOpowerOpTerra Energy ServicesOrmatPace Global A Siemens BusinessPacific Biodiesel TechnologiesPacific Business NewsPacific Energy Alternatives/Optimized Energy SolutionsPacific International Center for High Technology Research Pacific Power Electrical ContractingPacific Solar DevelopmentPaniolo Power Co., LLCParker Ranch Inc.Peak MeasurePerkins CoiePhilipsPower Development Hawaii LLCPower System Engneering GroupPower-OnePrimo WindPublic Policy ConsultingPueo FarmPulama LanaiREC SolarRichardson School of LawRik Ryniak ArchitectsRISE/Hawaii EnergyRising Sun Solar & ElectricRod S. Aoki, AAL, ALCRosehill & AssociatesS&C Electric CompanySaft Energy Storage SystemsSchlack Ito LLLCSchneider ElectricSempra U.S. Gas & PowerSensorLink CorporationSEPAShelter DynamicsShifted EnergySiemensSierra Club MauiSilver Spring NetworksSilverbelt InvestmentSMUD

Solar CitySolar Electric Power AssociationSolar Fuels InstituteSolar Horizonsonnen, Inc.Southern Company ServicesSpider9Star AdvertiserState Department of Hawaiian Home LandsState of Hawaii - DCCASteffes CorporationStem, IncStewart Title Guaranty CompanyStoel Rives LLPStrataG Consulting, Inc.SunEdisonSunpower Corp.SunrunSustainable Biodiesel AllianceSustainable Global Partners LLCSustainable MolokaiSusty PacificSWCA Environmental ConsultantsSynergy CatalystTechConnectTemporal Power LtdTesla EnergyTetra TechThe 11th Hour ProjectThe Boeing CompanyThe Cogent Group, Inc.The Kohala CenterThe Maui NewsThe Power Grid SolutionThe University of TokyoThe Utility Reform Network (TURN)Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO)TRC EngineersTrimble - Energy & UtilitiesU.S. Dept of EnergyU.S. EPA Region 9UH Maui College Sustainable Living Institute of MauiUlupalakua Ranch Inc.Ulupono InitiativeUniEnergy Technologies, LLCUniversity of California, San DiegoUniversity of HawaiiUniversity of Hawaii Maui CollegeUniversity of MinnesotaUS Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable EnergyUS Pacific Command J42Utility DiveValley Consulting, LLCViZn EnergyWestecYamamoto CalibosoZBB Energy

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