Schedule of talks, workshops, and wellness

Show hours 10 AM - 5 PM both Saturday and Sunday

Saturday April 25

Program stage

  • A fun, entertaining look at the history and benefits of home electrification.

  • An exploration of Hawaii’s landmark 100% clean energy law, and the developments since.

  • A talk from entities responsible for incentives that are available for energy and water savings measures.

  • Electrification of transportation is occurring rapidly across the state. Mr. Sniffen will talk about the DOT’s plan and progress.

  • Featuring extensive Q&A with Ed Sniffen, Roy Pfund, CEO of Roberts Hawaii, and Aki Marceau of Hawaiian Electric. Moderated by Noel Morin, President of the Hawaii Electric Vehicle Association.

  • This panel will help those without their own roofs take control of their utility bills and understand the available incentives and opportunities to save significant money.

Wellness Room

  • Join Keala for a slow, stretchy yoga for all levels. Easy breathwork and deep relaxation included. Leave feeling refreshed! 

  • In this experience, Eric will lead you through an active breathing technique designed to create a powerful, cathartic release. Benefits often include reduced stress and anxiety, greater mental clarity, improved mood, emotional release, and freedom from negative thought patterns—plus so much more.

    Breathwork is not recommended for those who are pregnant, prone to seizures, or who have major heart conditions

    EVERYONE taking class will need to sign this waiver

    https://www.breathworkwitheric.com/breathwork-waiver

  • A gentle pilates reset designed to help posture and core strength for exhausted expo walkers.

Sunday April 26

Program stage

  • Exclusive event for Hawaii real estate professionals dedicated to a sustainable built environment. Contact John Shipman at jshipman@franklinenergy.com for more info.

  • Dr. Helen Czerski, author of Storm in a Teacup, videojournalist, and professor talks about the challenges of communicating complex topics to a broader audience, and ways to make the complex simple and relevant

  • A panel with Phillip Camp, Principal of HiArchy Architecture, designer of LEED Platinum certified Keahou Place, and RJ Martin, Founder and CEO of Surfbreak Co-Living

  • Far too many people lost power on Oahu in the storms this spring. How can you protect yourself not only from high energy bills but also build resilience for future storms? From audits to cutting edge efficiency solutions to solar to batteries to V2X, this panel will feature some amazing solutions in home energy. Including Kevin Morgan of Rinnai, Kim Keahiolalo of EP Cube, Fred Brooks of Pacific Panel Cleaners, Jacqueline Hall of Maiven Energy, and Ivan Whitworth of Island Cooling. Moderated by Chad Conway

  • Multi-bestselling author Bill McKibben sits down for a fishbowl conversation with Scott Cooney

  • This talk will explore how young people in Hawaiʻi helped secure the landmark Navahine climate settlement and what it means for the future of transportation and climate action in our state. Our speaker will share how the case is shaping new policies, the role of youth leadership through the new Hawaiʻi Youth Transportation Council, and what communities can expect as implementation moves forward. We’ll also discuss the legislative efforts underway and how community members can stay involved in advancing a healthier, more sustainable future for Hawaiʻi.

  • Author of multiple best-selling books and founder of multiple global nonprofits, Bill McKibben is a world-renowned leader in the clean energy movement. Space limited, and registration required.

Wellness Room

  • Ashley Nguyen of Awake In Wellness takes us on a journey through the body to help us find self-regulatory mechanisms for better sleep and wellness.

  • Ashley Nguyen of Awake in Wellness guides participants through an hour of healing through sound.

  • with Courtney Wexler, DACM, LAc, LMT

  • with Jessie Shapiro, RYT

  • Abby Cockrell will lead participants through a movement medicine festival (aka dance party) to close out the Sustainability Expo!

Pro day, Friday April 24

Exhibitors and invitees from across the clean energy spectrum will convene for a dedicated Pro Day, designed with input from contractors, plumbers, electricians, rebate professionals, permitting professionals, manufacturers, entrepreneurs and advisors.

  • There will be sessions on marketing, rebates, business & HR management, and more.

  • Facilitated networking to help advance your business.

  • A Clean Energy Career Fair with students from select high schools, community colleges, UH, and HPU.

  • A tech showcase of innovations in the clean energy and sustainability ecosystem, including heat pump water heaters, induction cookstoves, electric vehicles designed for work, heat pump air conditioning systems, heat pump dryers, wastewater system alternatives, electric outboard motors, and much more.

This is invite only for exhibitors, sponsors, and key stakeholders in the clean energy industry. Location TBA.

Sponsorships available for Pro Day include coffee, lunch, career fair, and pau hana. Contact Scott@CleanTechnica.com if you’re interested in sponsorship of Pro Day.