**UPDATE: COMPANY SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN FRAUDULENT & CONFERENCE HAS BEEN CANCELED W/OUT REFUNDS. IF YOU HAVE LOST MONEY VIA ENGEX, CONTACT THE CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE.**

EngEx 2010 in San Diego, July 29th – 31st, 2010

EngEx is providing an overview of the Technology Resource Incubator Outreach Program (TRIO), a statewide program designed to nurture new innovative technologies from universities and investor firms through symposiums, training, and support services. Program participants are provided with a roadmap to help them understand the utility environment and are given the tools necessary to develop cost effective energy efficiency and IDSM technologies or programs. By doing so, the program will speed up the availability of new innovative technologies and products.

The TRIO program is designed specifically to help participants gain the necessary perspective and receive the tools needed to work with the California Investor Owned Utilities (IOU’s) such as Southern California Edison (SCE), Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), and the Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas).

The overview will give participants the necessary information for:

• How to do business with utilities
• Utility transparency for entrepreneurs
• Outreach to entrepreneurs, universities and investors through subject matter expertise, along with incentives and rebates programs
• Shortening the commercial process for cost-effective energy efficiency technology

The EngEx 2010 conference & exhibition is creating business opportunities by uniting 39 fields of engineering for collaboration, integration and providing a platform to exhibit innovation.

The EngEx focus is:

• Energy
• Water
• Infrastructure
• Environment

EngEx Creates Business Opportunities through:

• Technology Innovation Showcase
• Grants, Loans & Venture Capital Funding
• Federal / State Govt. Contracts
• Exports of Technology & Services
• International Project Procurement
• Research Collaboration & Recognition

EngEx has participation from 9 federal government agencies. Participants can choose from nearly 50 workshops that help in creating business opportunities for the private sector.