Carbon Neutral Rail Service
Time/date:
Thursday, April 17, 2008
6:45PM -8:30 PM
What would it take to make the Caltrain run entirely on solar power? Joining us will be David Dearborn, a San Jose native who has developed a concept for Carbon Neutral Rail Service (CNRS). His presentation will be his first public presentation of this concept. He is looking for critical, constructive feedback to assess its long term feasibility and value. Your questions, input and critique are most welcome. Bring your calculators, note pads and curiosity.
After 30 years in the microwave component and telecommunications equipment industry, David continues to explore the world around him, research, develop and test new ideas and enjoy the creative process. Since obtaining his BS in Business Administration from San Jose State, his management career has included procurement, manufacturing, manufacturing engineering and project management. His work has taken him to Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Malaysia, and personal travels though much of Europe. As an avid cyclist he feels the greater Bay Area and much of California offer some of the best riding experiences in the world. He looks forward to meeting with us.
Location:
back room of Cafe Yulong
743 W. Dana St., Mountain View
Cafe Yulong is located a few blocks from the Mountain View Caltrain station (between Castro and Hope Streets). We meet in the back room of the restaurant.
Dinner will be available for a $10 charge, your choice of beef, chicken, pork or tofu.
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We've attempted to schedule our meetings to coordinate with north and southbound trains, and we encourage you to ride transit to our meeting. Finding a parking space in downtown Mountain View can be difficult. However, there's generally room in the multi-story parking garage located on Bryant Street between Evelyn and Villa Street. Several surface parking lots line Bryant Street and Hope Street (the streets that parallel Castro).
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