Global energy experts will join high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Education, Jiangsu Provincial Government and Nanjing Municipal Government, as well as leaders in higher education in Nanjing, China, for a two-day forum to explore sustainability challenges and solutions, technological and policy breakthroughs, as well as educational programs positioned to drive changes in energy practices that will benefit China and the world at large.

. Green IT
. Post-Copenhagen, Pre-Vancouver Climate Control
. Green building and architecture
. Innovations in education for energy, environment, and sustainability
. Electric vehicles and sustainable transportation systems
. Advanced batteries and renewable energy storage
. Next-generation fuel technologies
. Carbon capture and storage
. Green investing and market trends

The Think Green Forum is supported by a growing list of distinguished organizations that includes the United States Environmental Protection Agency, American Institute for Chemical Engineers (including the Sustainable Engineering Forum and Institute for Sustainability, Environmental Division), Waste-to-Energy Research and Technology Council, Earth Engineering Center of Columbia University, and Omni Construction.