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Wed, 20 April 2011
For those that missed the deadline to submit presentation abstracts for EcoGen 2011, here is your final chance.
The EcoGen 2011 team will be receiving abstracts until 29 April, an extension in the original 15 April submission deadline.
This is a golden opportunity to showcase your clean energy insights and contribute to the national conversation about revolutionising Australia’s carbon profile.
Click here to view submission guidelines, and for further guidance check out the 5 tips for securing a speaking spot at EcoGen 2011.
Registrations for EcoGen 2011 are now open. Visit the EcoGen 2011 website for more details.
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