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Glacial Energy to Sponsor Channel Partners Energy Institute Workshop

Glacial Energy agrees to sponsor channel partners Energy Institute workshop.

2010-12-31
LOS ANGELES, CA, December 31, 2010 (Press-News.org) Virgo Publishing, the promoter of the 2011 Channel Partners Conference and Expo, announced this week, that Glacial Energy would be sponsoring the Energy Institute Workshop during the March 13 - 15 show being held in Las Vegas, NV at the Aria Resort and Casino. The workshops being held on March 13 represent an ideal opportunity for potential and existing Channel Partners to become educated on a wide variety of topics concerning energy products, services and sales. For more information on the Energy Institute workshops, visit http://www.channelpartnersconference.com/2011/vegas/energy-institute.html.

Glacial Energy, one of the fastest growing electricity and natural gas suppliers in the United States, looks forward to their first sponsorship at the Channel Partners Conference and Expo. This is the second year Glacial Energy will exhibit at the Conference and representatives at Glacial Energy are excited to introduce some new products to the Channel Partners.

For more information on Glacial Energy please visit www.glacialenergy.com for more information on saving money with Glacial Energy.

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[Press-News.org] Glacial Energy to Sponsor Channel Partners Energy Institute Workshop
Glacial Energy agrees to sponsor channel partners Energy Institute workshop.