Three Bemidji State University students are presenting at the Community-Driven Clean Energy, the 2013 conference of Minnesota’s Clean Energy Resource Teams held in St. Cloud, Minn.<\/p>\n
Clean Energy Resource Teams are a statewide partnership with a shared mission to connect individuals and their communities to the resources they need to identify and implement community-based clean energy projects.<\/p>\n
The conference deals with the exploration and celebration of successful energy efficient and renewable energy projects. The conference’s attendees are collectively focused on creating a clean energy future in their communities and beyond.<\/p>\n
The BSU students – Alexandra Miller, a sophomore in environmental studies from Dilworth; Ashley Phoenix, senior in environmental studies from Bemidji; and Dylan Sievers, senior in environmental studies from Park Rapids – are presenting at a workshop entitled “School Efficiency: Energized for Savings.” The workshop focuses on innovative projects happening in schools across Minnesota, how those projects involved students and the community in benchmarking, energy efficiency and other factors.<\/p>\n
In total, four Bemidji State students are attending the conference.<\/p>\n