Mark your calendar for these upcoming national industrial energy conferences, co-sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Technologies Program (ITP)! These events feature multi-track sessions, workshops, technology expos, and more to help industrial energy professionals assess the full range of potential energy solutions available.
Industrial Energy Technology Conference
Register now for the annual Industrial Energy Technology Conference (IETC) on May 12-15, 2009, in New Orleans. This premier conference offers a comprehensive agenda of information on:
· Industrial innovations
· Energy management strategies
· Energy, waste, and emission reduction programs
· The latest in state and federal programs affecting industry.
Don't miss the popular Energy Manager's Workshop held on May 12, which will provide energy management training and resources for industrial plant personnel.
Also during this event, ITP will recognize local manufacturing companies for implementing recommendations identified during Save Energy Now energy assessments and achieving significant energy savings.
Visit the IETC Web site to learn more and register.
West Coast Energy Management Congress
The West Coast Energy Management Congress (EMC) on June 10-11, 2009, in Long Beach, Calif., is the largest energy conference and technology expo on the U.S. west coast specifically for business, industrial and institutional energy users. Presented by the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), the agenda includes a 2-day, multi-track conference program, AEE seminars, free workshops, and an exhibit hall and showcase.
The U.S. Department of Energy is a Government Leader for this event, which will feature energy supply and alternative energy options, project implementation strategies, and new technologies for industrial energy users. ITP conference sessions focus on Save Energy Now energy assessments and Industrial Assessment Centers (Partnerships-Track 5). ITP will also recognize companies at the event for implementing energy savings identified in a Save Energy Now energy assessment.
Register by May 29 and receive DOE's reduced rate!