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Science fest subject of Chamber meeting
A three-week Arizona SciTech Festival launching in February 2012 will be the subject of the Chandler Chamber of Commerce’s Economic Update Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Wed., Aug. 31 at Fleming’s Prime Steak House, 905 N. 54th St. in Chandler.
The director of the Arizona SciTech Festival, Dr. Jeremy Babendure, will announce the festival, joined by City of Chandler Economic Development Director Christine Mackay. Scheduled to run in conjunction with the State of Arizona’s Centennial Celebration, the festival is a statewide collaboration “fueling excitement and understanding of Arizona’s world leadership potential in science, technology and innovation” through the next 100 years. The cost is $28 for nonmembers or $25 for members, and online registration can be made by accessing www.
chandlerchamber.com and clicking on “events calendar.” For information call 480-963-4571, ext. 215.
Meanwhile, those interested in promoting their businesses or supporting Chandler Chamber of Commerce programming while playing golf can sponsor the Chamber’s Golf Challenge, held at 7:30 a.m. Tue., Sept. 13 at Ocotillo Golf Resort in Southern Chandler. A number of sponsorship opportunities are available including a Hole Sponsorship at $250 or a Golf Cart Sponsorship at $50.
The deadline for sponsor inclusion and to join the ranks with premiere presenting sponsor San Tan Ford and corporate sponsors Walmart, First Credit Union, Catalyst and Southwest Airlines, is Fri., Aug. 19.
Fax sponsorship choice to 480-963-0188, attention Karen Hall, or mail to: Chandler Chamber of Commerce, 25 S. Arizona Pl., Suite 201, Chandler AZ 85225. For more information, contact Ness at
brad@chandlerchamber.com, or call 480-963-4571.
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ROAD SHOW: Dyer and Sandy Downing with their RV, equipped with H2 Pure Power’s hydrogen and wrapped with the H2 Pure Power message.
Business
Innovators take to road with hydrogen technology
Dyer and Sandy Dowling, owners of H2 Pure Power, a hydrogen generation company with working space located in the Innovations Incubator in Chandler, recently headed out on the road to test drive Hydrogen Hybrid technology.
The Dowlings have wrapped their 39-foot Avator RV with the H2 Pure Power brand and equipped their vehicle with H2 Pure Power’s hydrogen generation technology in an effort to convert other RV users to the more economical and environmentally-friendly means of energy. Their first official road trip takes them to the Family Motor Coach Association Rally in Madison, WI, with some 3,000 RV users in attendance. They expect to save about 40 percent on their fuel costs with an RV that generally averages 10 mpg. The rally will allow the Dowlings to share their findings and experiences with other RV enthusiasts during the rally. “It’s really a win-win for both of
us,” explains Dyer. “I expect to recoup my costs in about 20,000 miles, and hopefully will find other RV drivers who see the value in switching their systems to a hydrogen hybrid.” The couple’s road test will extend through mid-October when they return to Arizona with final test
results.
H2 Pure Power manufactures hydrogen generators for gasoline and diesel powered engines utilizing a proprietary process, the Athena Armor Technology. Users of the supplementation find that they experience better performance, increased gas mileage and significantly decreased emissions. For more information, visit
www.h2purepower.com.
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