Great Energy Efficiency Day

Wednesday, April 16th from 8:00 am to 3:30 pm, in Room G-50 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building As the debate surrounding climate legislation continues in Congress, join us for an in-depth discussion on energy efficiency’s role in gearing up for a carbon constrained world.

The Great Energy Efficiency Day will feature keynote addresses from government and industry leaders on the following timely topics: . Energy Efficiency: Implications for U.S. National Security | . Energy Efficiency: How Much Can It Buy in a Carbon Constrained World? | . Building for the Future: The Elements of Success .

Confirmed Speakers include: John Hamre, President & CEO, Center for Strategic and International Studies | Richard Bradley, Head, Energy Efficiency & Environment Division, International Energy Agency | Keith Trent, Group Executive & Chief Strategy, Policy and Regulatory Officer, Duke Energy | John Conover, President, Trane Americas Launched in 2004, the Great Energy Efficiency Day has quickly become a “must attend” discussion on the need for, and benefits of, energy efficiency, drawing more than 400 stakeholders from business, industry, government, academia, the media and the public interest sector.

As with past years, there is no admission fee for attending the 2008 Great Energy Efficiency Day; however, you must register online. For detailed information, including a preliminary agenda: www.ase.org/geed.

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