2013 World Energy Engineering Congress Preview Brochure

7/29/2019 2013 World Energy Engineering Congress Preview Brochure

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FEATURED SPEAKERS

Presented by Featuring

SEPTEMBER 2527, 201WASHINGTON CONVENTION CENTEWASHINGTON, DC


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9:15 9:20AMWELCOME FROM AEE

Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M., ExecutiveDirector, Association o Energy Engineers

10:45 11:10AMTOYOTAS SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAM

Jim Bolte, President, Toyota MotorManuacturing Alabama

9:20 10:20AMWILL INNOVATION & GREEN

TECHNOLOGIES SAVE THE

GLOBAL ECONOMY?Arnold Schwarzenegger, Caliornias 38thGovernor, Cultural Icon, Environmental

Crusader

8:30-9:15AMBAND AND COLOR GUARD / US Air Force Band & Joint Armed Forces Color Guard

10:20 10:45AMWHAT TO EXPECT ON ENERGY POLICY

UNDER PRESIDENT OBAMAS SECOND

TERM

Kateri Callahan, President, Alliance to SaveEnergy

Opening Session

Bronze Sponsors

Onsite/Event SponsorsAssociation Energy Leaders

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Green Star CorporateEnergy Leader

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White Star CorpoEnergy Leader

Government Energy Leaders

Annual Awards BanquetWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 / 7:00 - 10:00PMRENAISSANCE DC HOTEL / RENAISSANCE BALLROOMEvery year, the Association o Energy Engineers recognizes individuals and companies that have demonstrnotable contributions to the energy proession on the national and international levels. This networking e

is included in your paid three-day conerence registration. Additional or guest tickets may be purchased orFeatured entertainment will be provided by The Capitol Steps: The Lighter Side o Politics. The Capitol Sbegan as a group o Senate stafers who set out to satirize the very people and places that employed themCapitol Steps have been eatured on NBC, CBS, ABC, & PBS and can be heard 4 times a year on National Public Rstates nationwide.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2013/ 8:30AM-11:10AM

Silver Sponsors

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WEDNESDAY CONFERENCE PROGRAM / SEPTEMBER 25, 2013/ 2:304:30PMTrack A

FEMWorksnergy Policy & Security

Track BFEMWorksGovernment

Energy Management

Track CFEMWorksGovernment

Energy Management

Track DEnergy Management

Track EEnergy Services

Track FClimate Change

Track GGreen Buildings/L

Session A1Energy in the 113th

ongress: What to Expect________________

Brad Penney, Generalsel, National Association or State

munity Services Programs

Session B1Harnessing the

Power of People___________________

Chair: Jim E. Woods, C.E.M.,C.S.D.P., Vice President, BusinessDevelopment, Sain EngineeringAssociates, Inc.

Session C1DOD Critical Issues Forum___________________

Chair: Stephen P. Sain, P.E., C.E.M.,C.E.P., C.M.V.P., B.E.P., C.R.M.,President, Sain EngineeringAssociates, Inc.

Session D1Fundamentals of

Sustainable Lighting___________________

Chair: John L. Fetters, C.E.M., C.L.E.P.,C.E.A., Owner, EfectiveLighting Solutions

Session E1Demand Response &

Demand Side Management___________________

Chair: Laurie Wiegand-Jackson,C.E.P., President, Nor th AmericaPower Partners LLC

Session F1Climate Change___________________

Chair: Ryan Hodum, Vice President,David Gardiner & Associates, LLC

Session G1Life Cycle Buil

Commissioning & ARetrocommissio______________

Chair: W. Dan Turner, Ph.D., & Song Deng, P.E., C.B.C.P., CTechnical Advisor, Bee

Track Hh Perormance Buildings

Track IIndustrial EnergyManagement

Track JIndustrial EnergyManagement

Track KTechnology & Innovation

Track LDistributed Generation

Track MAlternative &Renewable Energy

Session H1ENERGY STAR Partnerselp Clients Meet EnergyDisclosure Mandates________________

Robert D. Sauchelli, ENERGYService & Product Provideram Manager, U.S. EPA ENERGY

Session I1Projects that Reduced PlantEnergy Intensity by 10% or

More: EPAs ENERGY STARChallenge for Industry

Achiever Plants___________________

Chair: Steve C. Schultz, C.E.M., C.L.E.P.,Corporate Energy Manager, 3M

Session J1ISO/SEP___________________

Chair: Timothy B. Ja nos, B.E.P.,C.D.S.M., C.E.A., C.E.M., C.R.M.,C.S.D.P., President, Spe ctrum EnergyConcepts, Inc.

Session K1Industrial Energy

Reduction Projects___________________

Chair: Bradley J. Reed, C.E.M., C.P.Q.,Assistant Project Manager, ToyotaMotor Engineering & ManuacturingNorth America

Session L1New & Improved Uses

of Natural Gas atYour Facilities___________________

Chair: Richard J. Costello, P.E., C.E.M.,MSEM, BSME, President, AcelaEnergy Group, Inc.

Session M1Alternative Energy

& Fuel Cells___________________

Chair: Patricia Rose, Consultant

THURSDAY CONFERENCE PROGRAM / SEPTEMBER 26, 2013 / 9:0011:00AMTrack A

FEMWorksnergy Policy & Security


Energy Management


Energy Management





Session A2ving DODs Cyber Physical

Security Challenge________________

Daryl Haegley, Program Manager,mation Risk Management, Oce o

puty Under Secretary o Deense,epartment o Deense

Session B2Implementing Successul

Energy Management

Programs in the Education &Government Sectors___________________Chair: Leslie Cook, Program Manager,U.S. EPA ENERGY STAR

Session C2Contracting: ESPC & UESC___________________

Chair: Chuck Ilif, P.E., C.E.M., LEEDAP, CFM, Director o Energy &Sustainability, Architect othe Capitol

Session D2Metering & Data Inormation

Systems___________________

Chair: Annemarie Diaz, P.E., C.E.M.,C&I Program Manager, ProgramDesign & Development, CLEAResult

Session E2Using iPads & Tablets or

Energy Management___________________

Chair: Timothy Middelkoop, Ph.D.,C.E.M., Adjunct Proessor, Universityo Florida

Session F2Sustainable, Efcient

Communities & Campuses___________________Chair: Peter J. Garorth, P.E., Principal,Garorth International LLC

Session G2Building Energy Per______________

Chair: Nick J. Stecky, C.E.MPresident, NJS Associates

Track Hh Perormance Buildings

Track IIndustrial Energy

Management

Track JIndustrial Energy

Management



Track MAlternative &

Renewable Energy

Session H2enchmarking & Energy

Assessments________________ Todd Billings, C.E.M., Businessopment Director, Saineering Associates, Inc.

Session I2Finding Energy & Cost

Savings through EnergyTreasure Hunts___________________

Chair: Bruce Bremer, President, BremerEnergy Consulting Services, Inc.

Session J2Moving Beyond Basics: Strategies

for Integrating Energy into aManufacturing Companys

Core Business Concerns___________________Chair: Bhaskar Dusi, CorporateEnergy Manager, CEMEX

Session K2Industrial Sustainability

Projects___________________Chair: Bradley J. Reed, C.E.M., C.P.Q.,Assistant Project Manager, ToyotaMotor Engineering & ManuacturingNorth America

Session L2CogenerationBest Practices___________________

Chair: Buster Barksdale Jr., C.E.M.,C.S.D.P., Principal, CoGenPower Solutions

Session M2Solar/PV___________________

Chair: Ken Patterson, C.E.M.,C.D.S.M., Senior Energy Advocate,Advanced Energy Innovations

THURSDAY CONFERENCE PROGRAM / SEPTEMBER 26, 2013 / 2:304:30PMTrack A

FEMWorks

nergy Policy & Security


Energy Management


Energy Management





Session A3OD Wind Energy Projects

& Panel Discussion_________________: Jennier States, Senior Energyalist, Pacic Northwest Nationalratory

Session B3Army Net Zero Energy___________________

Chair: Kristine Kingery, Director,Army Sustainability Policy,U.S. Army

Session C3Doing Business with the

Federal Government___________________Chair: Edwin W. Dovel, Vice President oPublic Sector, Harris Lighting

Session D3Energy Management & Master

Planning Case Studies___________________Chair: Bruce Bremer, President,Bhair: Fredric S. Goldner, C.E.M., C.E.A.,President, Energy Management &Research Associates

Session E3Perormance Contracting &

Alternative Financing___________________Chair: Eric A. Woodroo, Ph.D.,C.E.M., C.R.M., Founder, www.ProtableGreenSolutions.com

Session F3The Great Climate

Change Debate___________________Chair: David Gardiner, Principal,President, David Gardiner &Associates

Session G3Lighting Technolog______________Chair: Nick Bleeker, BusinessDevelopment Marketing MaLighting North America

Track HHigh Perormance

Buildings


Management


Management



Track MAlternative &

Renewable Energy

Session H3Net Zero Energy_________________

: Terry Blattel, P.E., C.E.M.,.M., Energy & Sustainability

ager - Central Region, CBRE

Session I3Building an Energy EfciencyProgram at Small & Medium

Sized ManuacturingCompanies___________________

Chair: Sharon Nolen, P.E., C.E.M.,Corporate Energy Program Manager,Eastman Chemical Company

Session J3Best Practices in Compressed

Air___________________Chair: Roderick Smith, Publisher,Compressed Air BestPractices Magazine

Session K3New Emerging Technologies___________________

Chair: Graham Parker, C.E.M., B.E.S.A.,Senior Staf Engineer, Pacic NorthwestNational Laboratory

Session L3CHP___________________

Chair: Walter Bright, Departmento Mechanical & AerospaceEngineering, North CarolinaState University

Session M3Geothermal___________________

Chair: Jack P. DiEnna Jr., ExecutiveDirector, Geothermal National &International Initiative

FRIDAY CONFERENCE PROGRAM / SEPTEMBER 27, 2013 / 9:0011:00AMTrack B

FEMWorksGovernmentEnergy Management


Energy Management




Session B4Federal Commissioning

Projects___________________Chair: Butch Wallace, P.E., C.E.M.,C.M.V.P., Director, EngineeringTechnical Services, Sain EngineeringAssociates, Inc.

Session C4Renewables in the Federal

Government___________________Chair: Michael Aimone, P.E., Director,Business Enterprise Integration, Oceo the Department Under Secretary oDeense, U.S. Department o Deense

Session D4Employee & Energy

Awareness___________________Chair: Asad Gilani, C.E.M., B.E.P.,Energy Program Manager, DHS-ICE

Session E4Energy Auditing___________________

Chair: Asit Patel, President, ANPEnergy Consulting Services Corp.

Session G4Data Center Ef______________

Chair: Geof Overland, DaProgram Manager, CLEAR

Track HHigh Perormance

Buildings


Management


Management


Session H4Energy Modeling & Highrormance Building Design_________________

Joseph Davis, Ph.D., P.E., C.E.M.,

., Senior Energy Engineer,eering Economics, Inc.

Session I4Northern Exposure Canadian

Energy Efciency Successes___________________Chair: Jon Feldman, C.E.M., C.E.A.,

C.M.V.P., Engineering Manager,Conservation, The OntarioPower Authority

Session J4Large Industrial Energy

Reduction Savings& Projects___________________

Chair: Eric W. Soderberg, P.E., C.E.M.,Energy Engineer, North CarolinaState University

Session K4Smart Grid___________________

Chair: Zac Canders, ProgramManagement, SAIC

Conference Program


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EXPO WALTER E. WASHINGTON CONVENTION CENTER / WASHINGTON, DC

SHOW HOURS: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 / 10:00AM - 6:00PM /THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2013 / 10:00AM - 4:00PM

PREREGISTER FOR FREE EXPO ADMISSION WITH THE REGISTRATION FORM ON THE BACK OF THIS BROCHUR

Exhibitor List

Event Sponsorship Available

Exhibiting companies, maximize your exposure by sponsoringa conerence attendee reception, cofee service, tote bags or

other events at WEEC.

Contact Lauren Lake at AEE or details

(770) 447-5083, ext. 211 [email protected].

To Exhibit in WEEC:

Contact Ted Kurklis, WEEC Exhibit Managerat (770) 271-7869 or

[email protected] or visit www.aeecenter.org/weec.

Hotels:

Visit www.energycongress.com/hotelsor our group rate inormation.

2G CENERGY PowerSystems Technologies

ABM Energy Acuity Brands Advance Thermal Corp. Advanced Compliance

Solutions, Inc. Advanced Cooling

Technologies, Inc. Advanced Test

Equipment Rentals AEP Energy Airius, LLC AirXchange

AmbiRad AMEC Ameresco American Energy

Corporation American Lamp

Recycling, LLC Arctic Chiller Group, The ARVA, LLC ASME Atlantic Sun Control Atlas Copco Compressors Auburn Manuacturing, Inc. Baltimore Aircoil

Benjamin Electric Company Borrego Solar Systems, Inc. Budderfy LLC Calmac Caml USA Capstone Distributor,

E-Finity DG Cascade Energy CDI Meters Centimark Roong

and Flooring Commissioning Agents, Inc. ConEdison Solutions Continental Control

Systems, LLC Cooper Crouse-Hinds Copper Development

Association

Cree, Inc. Crom Corporation, The Daintree Networks Danoss Turbocor Dekra Certication Delta Cooling Towers, Inc. Dent Instruments DN Tanks Dresser-Rand DuraGuard Products, Inc. EasyTur ECHO Process

Instrumentation, Inc.

EFT Energy Inc. eGauge ElectraLed Electro Industries /

Gauge Tech Elster EnergyICT E-Mon/Honeywell Eneractive Solutions EnergyCAP, Inc. EnerNOC, Inc. eSight Energy Inc. Everlast Lighting EYE Lighting International FAFCO Thermal Storage

Systems, Inc. FLEXIM AMERICASCorporation

FLIR Systems Flow Sae Inc. Fluke Corporation FuelCell Energy, Inc. Global Energy Services Global Strategic Energy Grainger H.O. Trerice HanitaTEK Window Films Harris Lighting Heat Pipe Technology, Inc.

Horizon EngineeringAssociates, LLP Hotstart, Inc. Howard Industries

Huntsman iEnergyIQ Corp. Instruments Direct JUHA Co. Ltd Kaeser Compressors, Inc. Krat Power kWantera Labor Management

Cooperative Trust Leviton LED Roadway Lighting, Ltd. LiLEDs Lordan (A.C.S.) Ltd

Lutron Electronics MAMAC Systems, Inc. Measurlogic, Inc. Melink Corporation MHT Lighting Mitsubishi Electric Cooling

and Heating Mitsubishi Electric

Power Products Miura North America, Inc. MPC Energy Multistack LLC NALMCO NextEnergy Geothermal

NSF-ISR Noesis Energy NorthWrite, Inc. Obvius Holdings, LLC Onicon Incorporated Onset Computer

Corporation Pepco & Delmarva Power

C&I Energy Savings Program Pepco Energy Services, Inc. Pster Energy, Inc. Philips Lighting PoolPak International Powerhouse Equipment

& Engineering Precision-Paragon (P2) Q Power America Inc. Quadlogic Controls

Corporation

Retro-Tech Systems, Inc. Rovanco Piping Systems RS&H, Inc. Sain Engineering

Associates, Inc. Schneider Electric Servidyne Shannon-Insultech Siemens Industry, Inc. Slim Jim/Geo Lake Plate,

distributed by AWEB Supply Smardt Chiller Group Inc. Smart Building Technologies

Southland Industries Spirax Sarco SSRCx Sterling Planet, Inc. Sunbelt Rentals tekWorx TerraLux Tetra Tech Therm-O-Lite, Inc. ThermaXX Jackets Trane/Ingersoll Rand Transormative Wave

Technologies Tremco, Inc.

Trison Construction, Inc. U.S. Department o State University o Maryland Veris Industries, Inc. Viconics Technologies Inc. VIRIBRIGHT Lighting Water Savers, LLC WaterFurnace

International, Inc. Watson McDaniel Company WattStopper Weishaupt Corp Yanmar America

Corporation

Yokogawa Corporationo America Zoo Fans

Note: Subject to change without notice


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For more inormation on these seminars,

please visit www.energycongress.com/seminars

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GreenStreet

GreenStreet

GreenStreet

FEMWorksExpo

SHOW

ENTRANCE

SHOW

ENTRANCE

Exhibitor

Workshop

Area 1

Exhibitor

Workshop

Area 2

CONFERENCEATTENDEELUNCHEON AREA

REGISTRATION

AREA

Floorplan subject to change without notice.

WEEC 2013 Floorplan:Hall A

The U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, ENERGYSTAR, and Associationo Energy Engineers(AEE) invite you to attendthe GreenStreet exposhowcase, located withinthe 2013 WEEC Expo.

The companies located along the green carpet othe GreenStreet expo will represent leading providerso environmentally riendly, green energy eciencyrelated products and services.

One Day WorkshopTuesday, September 24, 2013 /

9:00am-5:00pm

Earn 0.8 CEU / 8 PDH / $480

Using Smart Metering to Cut

Energy Costs

Two Day SeminarsMonday, September 23 Tuesday,

September 24, 2013

Earn 1.6 CEU / 16 PDH

Basics o Distributed Generation and

Onsite CHP (DGCP prep)

Skills Update 2013 or CertiedEnergy Managers

Three Day SeminarsMonday, September 23 Wednesday,

September 25, 2013


Fundamentals o Building Energy

Simulation (BESA prep)

Fundamentals o Buying & Selling

Energy (CEP prep)

Fundamentals o Lighting Efciency

(CLEP prep)

Fundamentals o Measurement &

Verication: Applying the IPMVP

(CMVP prep)

Fundamentals o Power Quality

(CPQ prep)

Energy Management PractitionerTraining Program (EEP Prep)

Four Day SeminarsMonday, September 23 Thursday,

September 26, 2013


Superior Energy Perormance: Cer

Practioner in Energy Managemen

Systems (CP EnMS)

Five Day SeminarsMonday, September 23 Friday,

September 27, 2013


Advanced Retro-Commissioning

(Masters Level CBCP prep)

Comprehensive 5-Day Training Pro

or Business Energy Proessionals

(BEP prep)

Seminars

Closing Keynote LuncheonFriday, September 27, 2013 / 11:15AM1:30PMRenaissance DC Hotel / Renaissance Ballroom

Long Term Energy OutlookJoin us on Friday, September 27th, or theClosing Keynote Luncheon. Featured keyno

speaker, William (Bill) M. Colton, Vice PresideCorporate Strategic Planning at Exxon MobCorporation, will discuss the trends that wilshape global energy supply and demand ovthe coming decades and how energy will bused more efciently as new technologiesemerge. The WEEC Keynote Luncheon is

included in your paid three-day conerence registration. Additionor guest tickets may be purchased or $50.


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Legends in Energy Dinner CruiseTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2013 / 6:30-10:30PM

ABOARD THE ODYSSEY, WASHINGTON, DC

The Legends in Energy VIP dinner cruise will be held on Tuesday, September 24th aboard the Odyssey, navigating thewaters o the Potomac with views o magnicent Washington, DC, to honor new 2013 Legend in Energy Inductees and ou

esteemed Legends and Chartered Legends.

The Legends in Energy Dinner Cruise is a limited rst-come, rst-served event and preregistration is required. You mustreserve your spot by registering or WEEC and the Legends event. Visit www.aeecenter.org/Legends or details on

eligibility and inormation on registering or this VIP event.

Free New Technologies BreakastWednesday, September 25, 2013 / 8:00 9:00am

Leviton Manuacturing Co. is pleased toponsor the New Technologies Breakast.

This ree breakast is a concise and inormative orum or attendees to

preview the new and innovative products and services on display at the

how. WEEC exhibitors will preview their newest technologies, enabling

attendees to quickly map out their time at the show and get a rapid

urvey o whats new.

Meet the Authors Networking EventWednesday, September 25, 2013 / 4:00 6:00pmHere is your chance to meet the authors o proessional reerence books.

Authors will be on hand to discuss their works. This networking eventakes place in the AEE Energy Books Booth in the Expo Hall, concurrent

with the Expo Hall Reception. I you would like to purchase a book or

view new titles, please visit www.aeecenter.org/books.

Free CWEEL BreakastThursday, September 26, 2013 / 7:30 9:00am

Energy Policy: Opportunities and Challenges, A program

or women proessionals and women-owned companies.

Join us or a keynote presentation by the Council on

Women in Energy and Environmental Leadership. Invited

Speaker: Nancy Sutley, Chair, White House Council on

Environmental Quality.

Events

DOEs Better PlantsRecognition LunchWednesday, September 25, 2013 / 12:00pmin Expo Hall Luncheon Area

The U.S. Department o Energy will recognize Better

Buildings, Better Plants Partners or their energy efciency

accomplishments during a lunch plenary session at the Wo

Energy Engineering Congress (WEEC). Through Better Plan

leading manuacturers partner with the Department to

improve their energy

intensity by 25% over

ten years, develop

energy management

plans, and track and

report their annual

progress. This national

recognition event will

also include keynote

remarks rom an

Energy Department ofcial, and provide an opportunity o

companies to network with Better Plants Partners and othe

WEEC participants. Lunch is included or paid conerence

seminar attendees. All others may pre-purchase tickets or

purchase onsite i available.


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AEE National Capitol Chapter LuncheonThursday, September 26, 2013 / 11:30am 1:00pmJoin AEEs Capitol Chapter or a luncheon and presentation.Luncheon is ree or paid conerence attendees,

$20 or all others.

Free ENERGY STAR Reserved Sign PortolioManager Benchmarking Workshop Featuringthe Newly Release Upgraded Portolio ManagerThursday, September 26, 2013 / 12:30 2:30pm

Come to this workshop to learn how to benchmarkseveral types o commercial buildings, and how PortolioManager can be used to meet Washington D.C. EnergyDisclosure legislative mandates.

Washington, D.C. is one o the largest cities to mandateenergy benchmarking or commercial buildings. Arepresentative rom the District Department o the

Environment will be at the workshop to describe the D.C.legislation and the response rom the marketplace.Federal agencies and state and local governments

across the country are taking bold steps to protect theenvironment and lower energy costs through bothrequired policy measures and voluntary campaigns. Recentlegislation and voluntary initiatives have mandated thepublic disclosure o building energy use in several statesand localities including Caliornia, Washington State, NewYork City, San Francisco, Seattle, Philadelphia, Minneapolis,and Washington, D.C. These entities are turning to EPAsENERGY STAR Portolio Manager a ree online energyand greenhouse gas tracking tool as the preerred tool

or disclosure.Portolio Manager provides an unbiased 1-100 energy

perormance score and energy use intensity benchmarksor commercial buildings. Buildings scoring a 75 or higheron this scale are eligible to apply or the ENERGY STARcertication or superior energy perormance.

Free Tour: Lutron Electronics CommercialExperience CenterThursday, September 26, 2013 / 1:00 2:00pmLocated just blocks away rom the U.S. Capitol Buildingand the D.C. Convention Center, Lutrons Washington,

D.C. Experience Center is a training destination wherethousands o visitors eachyear learn about and interactwith many o the latest energysavings lighting controltechnologies. While on thetour, a trainer will visuallydemonstrate the interactiono shades, daylight sensors,

occupancy sensors, and dimming ballasts. Guests willexperience the changes in the space, and will actually seethe energy-savings achieved with each lighting adjustmenThis tour is open to the frst 40 registrants.

CWEEL ReceptionThursday, September 26, 2013 / 4:00 6:00pmJoin CWEEL or a special networking and undraising evenCatch up with old riends and meet new ones while sharinexperiences and knowledge learned at the WEEC. Free toCWEEL Members; $30 or All Others.

Free Poster SessionsWednesday, September 25 & Thursday, September 26, 2013

Poster sessions willprovide an opportunity orauthors, session presenters,

conerence attendees,and exhibit hall visitors tointeract, and give and receivideas on a one-on-oneinormal basis.

Free Workshops in Expo HallWednesday, September 25 & Thursday, September 26, 2013These complimentary,inormative presentations,located inside the exhibit hall,have been designed to enhance

your learning about the latestnew products, and allow or aninteractive experience or allexpo attendees and presenters.

Free Career CenterWednesday, September 25 & Thursday, September 26, 2013WEEC will eature an Onsite Career Center in the expo orattendees to learn about current positions active on theAEE Online Green Job Center, the booth will also containinormation available to bolster your career such as howto be able to take the 5 day

Prep Certied Energy ManagerCEM course, have your resumelisted in the AEE Resumedatabase or participate as aFeatured Employer. Visit theCareer Center located nearRegistration or go to

www.aeecenter.org/jobs.

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NDIVIDUAL FEES: Non-Member Price - $995 0HPEHU1RQ3URW*RYW3ULFH

SINGLE DAY FEE:Spec ify:___Sept 25___Sept 26___Sept 27 - Price - $395

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___Guest - Banquet / Sept 25 at 7:00pm Price - $75

___Guest - Keynote Luncheon / Sept 27 at 11:15am Price - $50

3 - Free Registration: Special Events

___New Technologies Breakfast: Weds, Sept 25 / 8:00am - 9:00am

___CWEEL Breakfast: Thurs, Sept 26 / 7:30am - 9:00am

___ENERGY STAR Portfolio Mgr. Benchmarking: Thurs, Sept 26 / 12:30pm

___TOUR: Lutron Electronics Commercial Experience Center:

Thurs, Sept 26 / 1:00pm - 2:00pm

4 - Free Registration: Expo Only

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9 - Membership

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5 - Seminars/Workshops

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6 - Legends in Energy

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WEEC 2013 CONFERENCE, SEMINARS, AND EXPO REGISTRATION Four Ways to Regis

Marriott at Metro CenterGroup rates o $289Deadline: September 3, 2013202-737-2200CODE: ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY ENGINEERS

Omni Shoreham HotelGroup rates o $329Deadline: August 28, 2013800-843-6664CODE: ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY ENGINEERS

Washington Plaza HotelGroup rates o $264/$284Deadline: September 9, 2013

202-842-1300or 800-424-1140CODE: AEE

Comfort Inn DowntownWashington, DCGroup rates o $154.99Deadline: August 30, 2013202-682-5300, ext. 719CODE: ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY ENGINEERS ORWEECEmbassy Suites DCConvention CenterGroup rates o $309/$339Deadline: September 7, 2013202-739-2001or (800-362-2779)CODE: ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY ENGINEERSWEEC 2013

Hampton Inn DCConvention CenterGroup rates o $279Deadline: September 8, 2013202-842-2500CODE: WEEC

Henley Park Hotel,Washington, DCGroup rates o $289Deadline: August 9, 2013202-414-0503or 800-222-8474CODE: WEEC 2013ORASSOCIATION OFENERGY ENGINEERS

HOTEL BLOCKS & SPECIAL WEEC RATES(Mention Association o Energy Engineers or room block rates.)

8 - CWEEL Reception (Free to CWEEL Mem b e

___Thurs, Sept 26 / 4:30 - 6:30pm Price Per Entry - $

Corporate/Government Leader Group RateSend 5 or more delegates to the conerence and save on indiv

registration ees and also receive recognition as a CorporateGovernment Leader. Your logo will appear on signage, ons

materials and on the show website. For more inormation, vwww.aeecenter.org/weec/leader or contact Bill Kent at

770-447-5083, Ext. 217 / [email protected].

Green Star: $15,000 30 ull- conerence registrations (Value o $29

Blue Star:$11,000 20 ull-conerence registrations (Value o $19,

Red Star:$6,000 10 ull conerence registrations (Value o $9,95

White Star: $3,000 5 ull conerence registrations (Value o $4,9

7 - Capitol Chapter Luncheon (Free to paid c onferenc e a ttendee___Thurs, Sept 26 / 11:30-1:00pm Price Per Entry - $

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