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Green Tie Gala

About the New England Clean Energy Council

The New England Clean Energy Council (NECEC, a 501c6 trade member organization) was founded in 2006 and has had a signicant impact on the emergence and growth of a vibrant clean energy cluster in New England and on national clean energy initiatives as well. NECEC is the lead voice for hundreds of clean energy companies across New England, inuencing the energy policy agenda and growing the clean energy economy. Our sister organization, the New England Clean Energy Foundation (NECEF, a 501c3) has quickly become a leader in Cluster Development, Research and Development, Innovation, Workforce Development and related programs. Combining forces in policy and planning, NECEF is addressing clean energy cluster gaps and accelerating the innovation pipeline across New England. NECEC and NECEF share a common mission to accelerate New Englands clean energy economy to global leadership by building an active community of stakeholders and a world-class cluster of clean energy companies. NECEC leads e orts in Policy, Government A airs, Communications, Member Benets and Stakeholder Engagement, while NECEF executes projects in the areas of Innovation, Cluster & Economic Development, Education & Workforce Development, and Research.

November 15, 2012 Welcome to the New England Clean Energy Councils 5th Annual Green Tie Gala. Tonight were celebrating 6 years of NECEC successes and the contributions our companies and partners have made to grow the clean energy economy of New England. The New England clean energy cluster is a model for the country. In spite of the politicization and lack of policy progress on the national stage, New England is showing what clean energy success looks like. Our inventors continue to discover; our entrepreneurs continue to start new companies; our teams continue to grow, add jobs and form go-to-market strategic partnerships; and our regions energy is cleaner and more efficient while energy bills are declining. Our Governors and legislatures get it, and are strong partners supporting clean energy policies and regional economic growth. Our keynote speaker, Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin, exemplifies this strong public sector partner. Through his leadership, a Comprehensive Energy Plan, charting a course to supply 90% of Vermonts energy needs through energy efficiency and renewables by 2050, was created. Vermont will be a force for clean energy, to the benefit of our region. For NECEC and our sister organization, NECEF, this has been a year of major organizational growth. We have tripled our staff size, becoming more deeply involved in policy initiatives, communications efforts, innovation programs and market segment development than ever before. In 2013, were committed to working with our members and our national partner, Advanced Energy Economy, to strengthen our advocacy, outreach, programs, relationships and voice of the clean energy industry to tell the many, positive impacts clean energy has made to build support for continued growth. The clean energy community comes together on this special evening to celebrate 2012 accomplishments and strengthen relationships for growth in 2013. I want to particularly thank our Gala sponsors: Deloitte, the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, Polachi, William Gallagher Associates, Comerica Bank, Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications and Wolf Greenfield. Finally, I acknowledge the support and involvement of our members who continue to define our region as a clean energy economy leader. Congratulations all, and enjoy the evening.

Peter Rothstein, President

Council Members
7AC Technologies Absolute Green Energy Corporation ACTION (Associated Cleantech Incubators of New England) Advanced Technology Ventures (ATV) AGEO Aircuity Altaeros Altman Vilandrie Altru Energy Ambient Corporation Ambri Ameresco American Biomass Corporation Anbaric Transmission Anderson & Kreiger LLP Angstrom Advanced Aret Corporation Aspen Aerogels Autoworks Babson College Bandgap Engineering Baystate Hydropower Assoc Beaumont Solar Belcan Engineering Group Berkshire Photovoltaic BigBelly Solar Bingham McCutchen LLP Birch Tree Capital Black Coral Capital Blue Earth Business Consulting BlueWave Capital Borrego Solar Boston-Power Braemar Energy Ventures Bridge Energy Group Brown Rudnick LLP BSG Team Ventures BU Institute for Technology Entrepreneurship & Commercialization CA Inc. Cambrian Innovation Cambridge Consultants Cambridge Energy Alliance Cambridge Energy Resources Canaccord Genuity Cathartes Private Investments CellTech Power Champion Scott Partners Choate Hall & Stewart LLP Cimetrics Clean Energy Venture Group CleanCrowd ClearEdge Power CLEAResult Coincident Inc. Comerica Bank Conservation Services Group Conservation Solutions Corporation Consulate General of Canada Boston Cooley LLP Deloitte Digital Lumens Draper Laboratory Dynamo Micropower eCurv Edwards Wildman EMSA Solar Energi Energy Compression Energy Federation Energy Points EnerNOC eNow Energy Ernst & Young Essex Hydro Associaties First Wind FirstFuel Software Flagship Ventures FloDesign Wind Turbine Foley Hoag LLP Free Flow Power Corporation FreeCleanSolar.com Fusionview Gehrlicher Solar General Catalyst Partners General Compression GEO2 Technologies Glacial Energy Holdings Global Energy Investors GMZ Energy Goodwin Procter LLP Grant Thornton LLP GreatPoint Energy GreenerU Greenough Communications Greentown Labs

Greenwich Energy Solutions Groom Energy Solutions GT Advanced Technologies Harvest Power Holland & Knight LLP Innovation Norway International Green Technology Trade Center Interval Data Systems Invictus Capital IST Energy Corporation KFP Architects KGCI King Hill Capital LiquidPiston MA Office of International Trade & Investment MachFlow Energy Madera Energy Mango Networks Inc. Mascoma Mass Green Energy Fund Mass High Tech Council Mass Hydrogen Coalition Mass Technology Collaborative Mass Technology Transfer Center Massachusetts Energy Consumers Alliance MassVentures Mavel Americas Metabolix Metal Oxygen Separation Technologies Mindgarden Media Mintz Levin LLP MonkeyTech International Myriant Corp Nano C National Green Depot Neptune Wind New Bedford Economic Development Council New Energy Capital Corporation New England Alternative Energy LLC New England Clean Energy New Fuels Alliance Nexamp Next Step Living Nortek USA North Bridge Venture Partners Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships Northern Power Systems Novomer

NSTAR Nuvera Fuel Cells Ocenergy OLEV Technologies OsComp Systems OutSmart Inc. PanelClaw Patriot Renewables Peregrine Energy Petra Solar Philips Soild State Lighting PMC Biotec Point Judith Capital Management Polachi Executive Search Power Strategy PowerOptions PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Pro-tech Energy Solutions Progressive Energy Alternatives Protonex Technology Corporation Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications Real Goods Solar Redshift Systems Resolute Marine Energy Retroficiency Richards Barry Joyce & Partners Rive Technology Riverside Partners RockPort Capital Rodman & Rodman, P.C. Rogers Corporation Saint-Gobain Save Energy Systems ScaleTera Renewable Energy SiEnergy Systems Sirius Integrator Slater Technology Fund Solar Energy Industries Association Solar Machines SolarOne Solutions Solaya Energy Solectric Power Corporation Solventerra SourceSquared Southwest Wind Sparkplug Power SPEC Process Engineering & Construction SPG Solar Spire Corporation STCC Technology Park Business Incubator

Stellaris Corporation Stevens Capital Advisors Stratex Energy Sun Catalytix SunBug Solar SunWind LLC Sustainability Roundtable Sustainable Energy Advantage (SEAdvantage) SustainX T3 Advisors Talus Worldwide Solutions The Blackstone Group Thermonexus Thomas Weisel Partners Group Titan Electric Corporation TM Consultants Truelight Turning Earth

UK Trade & Investment (British Consulate) Ultra Geothermal UMASS V Squared Wind Veolia Energy NA Vergnet Americas Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies Vermont Energy Investment Corporation Waterline Alternative Energies WERC-2 William Gallagher Associates Wilson Solarpower WindSail Capital WiTricity Corporation Wolf Greenfield Xtalic Zurich Financial Services

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Agenda
6:00 7:00pm Cocktail reception 7:00 9:00pm Dinner Keynote: The Honorable Governor Peter Shumlin of Vermont Awards Ceremony: For outstanding achievements in accelerating New Englands clean energy economy Emerging Company of the Year Breakout Company of the Year Employer of the Year Corporate Citizen of the Year Clean Energy Hall of Fame Inductee Council Leadership Award

9:00 10:00pm After dinner reception

What weve been up to since last years Green Tie Gala

November 2011
NECEC hosts its Fourth Annual Green Tie Gala with 400+ in attendance NECECs sister organization, NECEF, hires its first Executive Director, Andrew Wilson Formation of Advanced Energy Economy is announced; NECEC is a founding chapter

December 2011
NECEC letter published in CommonWealth Magazine emphasizing positive cost-benefit of MA clean energy investments, rebutting cost-only perspectives

January 2012
NECECs Policy Team expands with hires of Janet Gail Besser as Vice President of Policy & Government Affairs, Dan Bosley as Executive Advisor for Government Affairs Janet Gail Besser moderates clean energy grid panel at New England Clean Energy Transmission Summit NECEC co-coordinates the Massachusetts Green Communities Act (GCA) Coalition with member companies and partners to support expansion of Massachusetts clean energy programs
l-r: Dan Bosley, Peter Rothstein, Janet Besser, Jordan Gilmore Courtesy of Ben Gebo Photography

February 2012
Northeast Business Leaders for Clean Energy Initiative launched to create a regular drumbeat of op-eds and media showing business support for clean energy growth Peter Rothstein speaks at Southeast Business Council Retreat, helping launch NECEC counterparts in SC, AR, TN and other Southeast states

March 2012
NECEC holds its first Clean Energy Day at the Massachusetts State House; hundreds of attendees, including 20 exhibitors and meetings with 19 legislators Clean Energy Day announces awards to Secretary Rick Sullivan, and Energy Committee Co-Chairs Senator Ben Downing and Representative John Keenan NECEF launches Cleantech Innovations New England in partnership with all six New England states to support pre-funded startups and a regional innovation network

April 2012
Janet Gail Besser speaks at the Boston Bar Associations seminar Developing a Renewable Energy Project in 2012 Cleantech Innovations NE awards early stage support service awards to Bostonbased Dynamo Micropower ($20K) and Solid Energy ($20K)

Clean Energy Day 2012 Courtesy of Ben Gebo Photography

May 2012
NECEF launches the Offshore Renewables Segment Development Task Force to develop recommendations for procurement of large-scale offshore wind projects Peter Rothstein is appointed to the Massachusetts Global Warming Solutions Act (GWSA) Implementation Advisory Committee (IAC) Graduation of the 4th Fellowship class, the 2nd Leading Clean Energy Ventures Program led by NECEC and BU School of Management NECEC successfully leads efforts and organizes event for Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick to give a timely, major clean energy speech Cleantech Innovations NE holds its Maine and New Hampshire Road Shows

July 2012
Cleantech Innovations NE unveils a beta version of CleanzoNE, an online network to support cleantech innovation resources and projects across New England The State of Vermont provides additional support to Cleantech Innovations NE

NECEC issues press release applauding the New England Governors resolution on Regional Procurement of large-scale renewable energy projects

June 2012
NECEC sends letters to Governors in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Maine urging them to support improvements to RGGI Cleantech Innovations NE holds Vermont and Rhode Island Road Shows Janet Gail Besser is Keynote Speaker at NEWIEEs 2012 Awards Gala where Barbara Kates-Garnick, Massachusetts Undersecretary of Energy is an award recipient Peter Rothstein co-chairs the Clean Energy Working Group at the Clinton Global Initiative America conference NECEC successfully advocates in Connecticut for the inclusion of the Commercial PACE language in a budget implementation bill Cleantech Innovations NE makes award to Altaeros ($20K) NECEC collaborates with MassCEC to place 145 summer interns at clean energy companies throughout Massachusetts`

May - August
NECEC and partners write and place 19 stories, op-eds, and articles making the business case for the Massachusetts energy bill

August 2012
NECEC organizes a Clean Energy Call-In Discussion for NECEC members with Elizabeth Warren, US Senate Candidate for Massachusetts Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick signs energy bill; NECEC President Peter Rothstein is the only non-government entity quoted in the official press release Massachusetts Jobs Bill signed into law with NECEC supported PACE study NECEC, member companies and other September 2012 stakeholders formally call on New England NECEC sponsors E2Techs candidates debate for US Senate in Maine and Mid-Atlantic Governors to strengthen RGGI NECEC hires its first State Coordinator, Charity Pennock (Rhode Island); makes NECEC and member companies hold inplans to hire coordinators for the other New district meetings with many members of the England states New England Congressional delegation and leading candidates

October 2012
Janet Gail Besser provides a regional clean Cleantech Innovations NE makes awards energy perspective on panel at Renewable to Cleantech Open Northeast semi-finalists Energy Vermonts 2012 conference Boston-based Energy Intelligence ($20K) and Maine-based Pelletco ($15K) NECEC and NECEF Boards elect Mitch Tyson Chairman; adds Rob Day, Geoff Peter Rothstein delivers presentation, Chapin, Bill Brady, Marc Marano and Peter Making the Case for Clean Energy, at Rothstein to NECEC Board; and adds Rob the Alliance for Clean Energy-New Yorks Day and Lawrence Miller to NECEF Board Annual Meeting NECEC collaborates with State of Connecticut on communications launch for draft Connecticut Comprehensive Energy Strategy

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November 2012
NECEC holds its Inaugural Policy Series on Clean Energy Post-Election

and on-going:
Weekly interactions with partners in the public sector to advance clean energy innovations and policy initiatives Weekly outreach to media and business leaders to grow messages supporting clean energy, resulting in dozens of articles, opeds, positive editorials, and success stories Daily outreach and collaborations with our member companies to make connections and advance clean energy innovation, growth, adoption and market recognition across and beyond New England

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NECEC & NECEF Leadership And Staff

NECEC Board of Directors Mitch Tyson, Tyson Associates (Chair) Ian Bowles, WindSail Capital Bill Brady, Mascoma Corporation Jeffrey Cassis, Philips Color Kinetics* Geoff Chapin, Next Step Living Penni Conner, NSTAR Steve Cowell, Conservation Services Group Nick dArbeloff Rob Day, Black Coral Capital John P. DeVillars, BlueWave Capital, LLC Lisa Frantzis, Navigant Consulting Paul Gaynor, First Wind Daniel Goldman, GreatPoint Energy Berl Hartman, E2 Tim Healy, EnerNOC Sam Krasnow, FirstFuel Software, Inc. Christina Lampe-Onnerud Russ Landon Marc Marano, Canaccord Genuity Jim Matheson, Flagship Ventures Chuck McDermott, RockPort Capital Partners* Scott Pearson, Aquion Energy* Rob Pratt, GreenerU Marcy Reed, National Grid Jamey Rosenfield, IHS CERA Peter Rothstein, NECEC Dan Sosland, Environment Northeast Hemant Taneja, General Catalyst* NECEF Board of Directors Mitch Tyson, Tyson Associates (Chair) Jessica Bailey, CEFIA Nick dArbeloff Rob Day, Black Coral Capital John DeVillars, BlueWave Capital, LLC Daniel Goldman, GreatPoint Energy Margaret Hall, GreenLight Fund Richard Lester, MIT Jim Matheson, Flagship Ventures Chuck McDermott, RockPort Capital Partners* Lawrence Miller, VT Agency of Commerce and Community Development Mark Muro, The Brookings Institution Rob Pratt, GreenerU Jamey Rosenfield, IHS CERA
*retiring 2012 BOLD = Executive Committee

NECEC Staff Peter Rothstein President Janet Gail Besser - VP, Policy & Government Affairs Kitty Kennedy - VP, Operations & Membership Jennifer Donahue - Communications Director Scott Szycher - Membership & Events Manager Abbey Strauss - Sr. Associate, Communications & Programs Kelsey LaFreniere - Policy & Communications Assistant Jordan Gilmore - Policy Advisor Dan Bosley - Policy Advisor NECEF Staff Andrew Wilson - Executive Director Kimberly Herb - Innovation Program Manager Charity Pennock - Segment Development Program Manager Paul Sereiko EIR & POCC Award Process Director Committee Chairs/Program Leaders Workforce Development Committee Co-Chairs: Wanda Reindorf Kevin Doyle, Green Economy

Policy Committee Co-Chairs: Berl Hartman, E2 Steve Cowell, Conservation Services Group
Interns, Summer 2012 Maria Regina (Rina) Allaria - Segment Development Intern Gregg Freeman - Segment Development Intern A. Kathleen Higgins - Policy & Government Affairs Intern Howe Wang - Cleantech Innovations Intern Pro Bono Services Provided By: Foley Hoag, LLP Mintz Levin, LLP Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications

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Created by the Green Jobs Act of 2008, the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) has as its mission to foster the growth of the Massachusetts clean energy industry by providing seed grants to companies, universities, and nonpro t organizations; funding job training and workforce development programs; and, as home of the Massachusetts Renewable Energy Trust, supporting the installation of renewable energy projects throughout the state.

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Congratulations
2012 Cleantech Innovations New England
Proof Of Concept Center Service Awardees
Altaeros Energies developing an airborne wind turbine to produce abundant, low cost, renewable energy Black Island Wind Turbines developing and selling small (1kW to 10 kW) high-reliability wind turbines Dynamo Micropower developing a 10kW class micro-turbine that applies recent advances in turbine technology to commercialize small, ultra portable generators Energy Intelligence developing road embedded systems that collect and store energy from moving vehicular traffic Pelletco developing high energy, low cost bio-mass pellets and distribution systems Solid Energy developing a Polymer Ionic Liquid (PIL) rechargeable lithium battery that improves the safety, energy density, and temperature characteristics of rechargeable lithium batteries Visolis developing low-cost, low-carbon, alternative industrial processes to manufacture isoprene from renewable sources

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Thank you to our Council Sponsors for their continued generosity and support.

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Advanced Technology Ventures (ATV) Brown Rudnick Canaccord Genuity Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications

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