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We’re Moving Downtown!
Capitol Energy Communications and Capitol Energy Florida, our communications and consulting firms, are proud to announce that we’re moving downtown…
With our growing client base, it is important to have a strong presence downtown, closer to the epicenter of policymaking and news coverage. We look forward to kicking off 2010 from our new offices at the Highpoint Center!
New address:
Highpoint Center
106 East College Avenue
Suite 700
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Reminder: Tweeting from FSU Energy Symposium today
Just a reminder that I’ll be tweeting from the FSU energy symposium today. According to the Tallahassee Democrat’s Jim Ash, the symposium “…will feature some of the nation’s leading experts on the science, technology, economics and law of offshore drilling.” (#flaforum)
FL Trend and Oil Drilling Tweets
Last night I tweeted a play-by-play of the Florida Energy Exploration Forum (oil drilling debate) sponsored by Gannett Florida and FSU. Based on the response I’ve received, the tweets were convenient for folks that couldn’t be there or watch the forum online or on TV. I plan to provide the same coverage during Monday’s debate at FSU. (#flaforum #ErinVanSickle)
Many thanks to Florida Trend for recognizing Capitol Energy Communications in the November 2009 issue. We are proud of our commitment to energizing clients’ messages, and look forward to more successes in 2010!
Live Tweeting Tonight: #flaforum
I’ll be tweeting live tonight from the Florida Forum on Energy Exploration, sponsored by Gannett Florida and Florida State University. The forum will take place from 7:00-9:00 PM at the WFSU-TV studio in Tallahassee.
Look for tweets with the #flaforum hashtag…reporters, staffers, lobbyists, and others will be using it.
Let the debate begin!
Hamilton County Economic Roundtable Participants Talk Local Jobs, Renewable Energy
Quote of the day: “We need the jobs and we need the affordable energy.”
–State Senator Charlie Dean, R-Inverness, whose legislative district includes Hamilton county.
Capitol Energy Communications was proud to help facilitate an informative and productive economic roundtable today in Hamilton County. Hamilton County residents and small business owners enjoyed a homemade luncheon (thank you Sandy Hurst!), received a presentation of the ADAGE Hamilton County proposed project, and participated in a question and answer session with representatives from ADAGE, AREVA, and Duke Energy.
We will update with photos soon. In the meantime, check out the ADAGE website.
