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Regional Meeting

Southeast Regional Workshop

September 23, 2010 - Westin Charlotte, 601 South College St, Charlotte, NC

Accelerating Investment in Energy Efficiency Projects and Sustainable Green Jobs in the Southeast

Be Part of the Emerging Green Marketplace - Register for the NAESCO Southeast Regional Workshop Today!

The Southern States have recently been tapped as the region with the most potential to transform their economy through energy efficiency. According to a recent report, energy efficiency measures in the southern United States could save consumers $41 billion on their energy bills, create 380,000 new jobs, and save 8.6 billion gallons of water over the next 10 years. Please join us as we explore a host of emerging opportunities for providers of energy efficiency products and services. It's imperative to stay up to date and knowledgeable in this constantly evolving marketplace.

Topics Include:

• Is There a Looming Battle between Proponents of Nuclear Energy and Energy Efficiency and will Georgia Be the First Battleground?
• The Impact of Major New Utility Energy Efficiency Programs Being Rolled Out Around the Region
• Current State and Federal Legislative Initiatives to Accelerate the Use of Energy Efficiency Could Change the Face of Regional Energy and Environmental Policies
• The Impact of Energy Efficiency and Clean Technologies Investment on Jobs Creation in the Southeast
• The Impact of ARRA Funding on Energy Efficiency Programs and Policies for State and Local Governments around the Region

Confirmed Speakers:

• David Godfrey, State Utilities Program Manager, Georgia Environmental Finance Authority
• Ashlie Lancaster, Deputy Director, South Carolina Energy Office
• Kathleen Stahl, Senior Program Specialist, Progress Energy Carolinas, Demand Side Management & Energy Efficiency
• Brian Henderson, Regional Coordinator - Southeast, National Association of State Energy Officials
• Ben Taube, Executive Director, Southeast Energy Efficiency Association
• Paul Quinlan, Deputy Director, North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association
• Angela Strickland, Director of Energy Efficiency & Conservation, Georgia Power
• Len Hoey, Engineering Manager, North Carolina Energy Office
• Etan Gumerman, Co-Director, Climate Change Policy Partnership, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, Duke University
• John D. Wilson, Director of Research, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Presentations
  (Requires password.  Attendees will be sent the password)
• Agenda
• Hotel Information

WORKSHOP SPONSORS

NAESCO gratefully acknowledges the following sponsors:

2010 Annual Gold Sponsors

Workshop Sponsors

CANCELLATION POLICY
Registration fees are partially refundable if notification is provided in writing no later than September 17, 2010. A cancellation fee of $75 will be deducted from the total fees paid for all cancellations received before that date. Notice of cancellation must be received in writing by mail, fax or email. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after September 17, 2010.