Texas wind power development is fully discussed at Texas Renewables 2011 in Corpus Christi where renewable energy and wind projects make the area a vital part of the Texas Wind Industry success story.

Renewable Energy industry leaders will gather for Texas Renewables 2011 Conference in Corpus Christi at American Bank Center November 6 – 9th where growing investment in South Texas and the Coastal Bend region is gaining recognition for renewable energy development.  It is one of the few places in the country where the wind is strong in the daytime with access to the transmission system for getting electricity it to market. “Peak Generation coinciding with peak hour consumption and a robust existing transmission grid drive South Texas wind power making it a vital part the Texas Wind Industry success story,” said Mannti Cummins, American Shoreline Inc.

Texas Renewables 2011 is Texas' premier business-to-business meeting for anyone in or wanting to be in the Texas renewable energy industry, is organized by Texas Renewable Energy Industries Association, TREIA.  The conference provides the venue for forming valuable B2B alliances and keeping industry sectors informed on the latest business developments, regulations, federal and state grants and other renewable energy business opportunities.

Texas wind power development is fully discussed at South Texas and Off Shore Wind Forum, included in Texas Renewables 2011 developed in cooperation with the German American Chamber of Commerce. Additionally Port & E.ON Papalote Creek Facility Tour is also available.  Of more than 50 Texas business and government leaders speaking at the conference, wind topics are addressed by:

  • Dwain Rogers, Deputy Commissioner for Renewable Energy, General Land Office
  • Mark Leyland, Senior Vice-President, Wind Energy Projects, Baryonyx Corp.
  • Tom Hudson, President, Coastal Point Energy
  • Mannti Cummins, Director, Wind Energy Projects, American Shoreline Inc.
  • Greg Wortham, Executive Director, Texas Wind Energy Clearinghouse
  • Maynard "Sandy" Sanders, Deputy Director Operations, Port of Corpus Christi
  • Al Guillen, Provost, TSTC Harlingen, Workforce and Training Issues
  • John Pappas, Texas A&M, Project Ingleside
  • Jim Sinclair, Texas Environmental Studies & Analysis
  • Josephine Miller, Executive Director, San Partricia Economic Development
  • Geronimo Gutierrez, CEO, North American Development Bank
  • Richard Amato, President, Venti Energy
  • Spivey Paup, Construction Manager, E.ON Climate & Renewables

Texas Renewable Energy Industries Association (TREIA) is the oldest renewable energy non-profit trade organization in Texas whose work promoting development of renewable resources and their wise use has spanned a quarter of a century.

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