Clean Energy Summit, 2011, Washington DC

I’m excited to let you know I’ll be attending the Clean Energy Summit in Washington DC next week.  I’ll be speaking about the real estate and construction industry.  Buildings are one of the largest users of energy, and optimizing their efficiency will be key to stabilizing and decreasing our energy use in the future.  I’ll be discussing ways we can make buildings more efficient and green while we also keep costs down.

Here is a summary of what the Summit is about:

“On January 24-25, 2011, the Clean Economy Network Education Fund will host its first annual Clean Economy Summit.   The Summit will convene the existing and emerging leadership of the clean economy business community from across technology silos and across the nation.    With stimulus investments coming to a close and the 112th Congress officially beginning, the Summit will take advantage of the political reset to evaluate the landscape.   It will engage delegates to surface and prioritize policy proposals with the greatest potential to unleash economic growth and job creation in the sector, while also helping identify market opportunities existing within the current policy and political constraints.

SUMMIT PARTICIPATION

The Summit is not a conference.  It is an annual invitation only event with no fee to attend that will produce concrete outcomes for the clean economy community. Attendance is limited to those invited leaders from both the business and policy communities that have the capacity to engage and add value to the final outcomes.  Given the significant requirements for attendance and cap at 150 participants, the Summit will be ripe with high-level relationship building opportunities with other senior business and policy leaders.

The creation of a clean economy requires long-term consistent public policy necessary to create market clarity and certainty.  Consistent policy requires consistent engagement by this community in the policy development and political process.   To that end, unlike a conference composed of random individuals with minimal connections and widely varying levels of expertise, the Summit will annually convene those who have made the ongoing commitment to assume leadership roles in building a clean economy.   It will bring together CEN’s executive and corporate members, chapter steering committees, CEOs of affiliated organization, the CEN and CENEF boards of directors, and key legislative and administration staff.”

804 East Third Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

804 East Third Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma

the first new modern housing construction downtown. the bend is conveniently located minutes from the new BOK coliseum and only 3 blocks from the site of the new baseball stadium. this three block redevelopment project that will include eco-conscious modern housing mixed with eclectic local retail in the shadow of downtown tulsa. homes on three to four levels with exciting city views, plenty of privacy, and enclosed parking. The interior living square footage range is 2500-3500, and they are priced from mid $500K- mid $600K large bedrooms spacious modern bathrooms high ceilings, recessed halogen lighting throughout, spacious laundry rooms, real stone tile in baths, prewired with smart wire for premium sound system and computer networks, large living, dining rooms, and kitchen, custom-made modern, solid wood cabinetry with hydraulic closing, high-end stainless steel appliances, polished concrete, hardwood, and real stone floors, security system, garage, high-end modern plumbing and lighting fixtures, spacious roof deck with skyline views, wired for sound and plumbed for optional hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and optional solar power.

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1429 S. Quincy, Tulsa, Oklahoma

we are moving right along with the condos at 1429 south quincy. they are framed and dried in, the rough plumbing is complete, hvac, electrical, alarm & cable wiring are complete now. the first floor exterior block and roof are complete, as well.  we will start the metal siding and media wiring this week. the project is projected to be finished mid-january.

1704 S. Madison Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma

this amazing maple ridge home is almost complete. we have finished the all the plumbing , wiring, and tile in the house and we are now painting. the new custom, solid wood cabinets and countertops will be installed in the next two weeks. the projected time of completion is end of november.

1735 S. Yorktown, Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

1735 South Yorktown Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma

this 1910s bungalow remodel between the utica square shopping district and gillette park historic district of midtown tulsa, ok is for sale for $250K. the house was completely gutted and remodeled with new, plumbing, electrical, heat and cooling systems. the modern kitchen includes custom walnut cabinets, black granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. It has 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living, dining, kitchen, basement, a large front porch and a large rear deck. the hall bath was restored and the master bedroom was completely updated adding a large master bath with a two person shower, two modern vanities an extra closet and private toilet.

1704 Madison st., Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

1704 Madison Street

KSDG is bringing back to life this 1910 Edwardian home with vigor.  It is located on prestigious Madison Street, a boulevard in the Maple Ridge district of Midtown Tulsa, OK.  The spacious first floor includes a large covered front porch; a large living room with fireplace and grand staircase; a spacious dining room; a light filled office; a large master bedroom with French doors to the exterior deck, a very large spa bathroom with a two person walk in shower, soaking tub with chandelier, double vanities, open dressing areas, a private toilet, and double French doors to an exterior deck and garden. A very large modern kitchen with high-end stainless steel appliances and custom made, modern, solid wood cabinets with hydrolic closing and solid stone slab counter tops completes the first floor.  The second floor boasts a large family room with fireplace and built in surround sound, two large bedrooms with ample closet space and a large modern bathroom with walk-in shower and double vanities. Our Madison remodel also has a large full basement and detached 2 car garage with workshop. This handsome home is marketed for sale at $489K.

1429 S. Quincy, Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

a modern 5-unit condo development in the cherry street restaurant and shopping district of mid-town tulsa, ok with views of the downtown skyline. the 1280 s.f. interior units are available for $245K and the exterior units are available for $250K. many modern amenities include: roof deck with hot tub, smart wiring for household computer and entertainment networking, custom made solid wood cabinets, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors, stone tile in bathrooms, private courtyard, living room, dining room, kitchen, master suite with a large bathroom, guest suite, and a 1 car garage. one interior unit and one end unit still available. ready to move in november 2008. 

Visit the Kevin Stephens website for more photos of this project.