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is the premier energy conference and exposition held in the western U.S. detailing the latest policy and technological advances for the energy industry. At the Energy Management Congress West, attendees gain the tools they need to stay competitive in the fast changing energy and sustainable development industry.

Featured keynote speaker, Amory Lovins, Co-Founder, Chairman & Chief Scientist of Rocky Mountain Institute, will present on his latest book, ReinventingFire -sars Entertainment, will address environmental sustainability, sustainable business initiatives, and strategic energy directions being implemented at Caesars Entertain-

Resorts International will discuss MGM’s strategic path to sustainability, discussing the development of CityCenter and other conservation programs and projects.

Highlights of this years’ conference include:Accelerating Energy Efficiency Market Transformation

Rocky Mountain Institute has developed three sessions at EMC to address the markets latest trends and innovations. Opening up this discussion on Wednes-

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Building, and the International Monetary Fund. Thursday’s program will address managing project delivery and delivering deep energy savings. Attendees will learn

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High Performance StrategiesLEED v4 is the newest update to the LEED rating systems. Jennifer Turchin,

President of the Las Vegas Chapter of USGBC will discuss what’s new with LEED v4. Attendees will explore updates on LED lighting, including business strategies in the LED industry, LED lighting standards and methods of measurement, human factors & lighting design, and how to drive your way to better LED lighting.

energy in data centers from Dale Stanton-Hoyle, Vice President of Engineering at CLEAResult Consulting. Munther Salim, Strategist and Technologist for Hewlett Packard will address how green standards are changing data center design and op-erations.

Energy Management SolutionsDo eco-friendly policies at casinos and hotels really pay off? Attend this ses-

sion to learn from the top experts at some of the largest casinos in Las Vegas, includ-ing John Hess, Executive Director of Engineering at Las Vegas Sands Corp.; Todd Megrath, Director of Sustainability Strategies at MGM Resorts International; Paula Eylar-Lauzon, Vice President of Sustainability at Boyd Gaming Corporation, and Rex Berman, Director of Operations at The Orleans Arena. Michael Arny, President and Founder of Leonardo Academy, will also present on the national sustainable gaming standard for gaming and green casinos.

A new energy management technology trend, using iPads, Smartphones & Tablets for energy auditing and energy and facility management, is one of the most

-day. Attendees will gain insight from leading experts on this technology including John Steinhoff, CLEAResult Consulting; Shobin Uralil, kWhours, Inc.; and Janie Jefferies-Freer, eSight Energy.

Climate Change in ActionAs of January 1st, California, the largest economy in the nation and the eight

Climate Change with Cap-and-Trade will include compliance entities and regula-tors who will provide a comprehensive overview of progress and problems with the cap-and-trade auction to date.

Presenters in the renewable energy technology update session will focus on

plants, and a California Energy Commission project on the integration of storage and renewables.

Energy BasicsThe need to train new energy managers on the basics is included in this com-

prehensive track which details energy management basics. One session will detail low cost no cost solutions for energy and facilities. Attendees will discover ways to cut bottom lines by improving indoor air quality from Ray Markey, Western Re-gional Manager for the Commercial Division of Dynamic Air Quality Solutions. You will also learn HVAC savings techniques and technologies from Broad USA, The Arctic Chiller Group, and Energy Management Solutions, Inc. Other energy basics topics include building modeling, retrocommissioning, building and facility

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nars on a variety of current topics, free tours, and a comprehensive 100,000 ft exhi-bition of the world’s most promising new technologies.

Delegates will earn continuing education units (CEU) or professional devel-opment hours (PDH), which are recognized as meeting the requirements for Pro-fessional Engineers’ license renewable and may also be used for renewal of AEE

Popular additions to the EMC exhibit hall are free expo hall workshops, avail-able to all EMC expo and conference attendees. Seven seminars are offered in conjunction with this year’s EMC, offering opportunities for energy professionals

Featured SpeakerReinventing Fire

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THE NEW ENERGY PARADIGMWEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2013 / 9:15-11:10AM

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Conference Updates – please visit www.energyevent.com for additional speakers and details

Reinventing Fire / 9:20-10:20AM

Amory Lovins, Co-Founder, Chairman & Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute

MGM Resort’s Strategic Path to Sustainability

10:45-11:10AM

Cindy Ortega, Senior Vice President & Chief Sustainability Officer, MGM Resorts International

Welcome from AEE / 9:15-9:20AM

Al Thumann, P.E., C.E.M., Executive Director, Association of Energy Engineers

Caesars Entertainment’s Strategy to Achieve Global,

Environmental & Social Impacts / 10:20-10:45AM

Donald Colvin, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Caesars Entertainment

June 17-19, 2013

Fundamentals of Building Commissioning (CBCP prep) Fundamentals of Energy Auditing (CEA prep)

Fundamentals of Lighting Efficiency (CLEP prep) Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP (CMVP prep)

Fundamentals of Renewable Energy: Technologies, Applications, Strategies (REP prep)

June 17-20, 2013Training for Building Technicians: Energy Efficiency & Sustainability (BEST prep)

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DAY ONE • WEDNESDAY • JUNE 19, 2013 New Technologies Breakfast • 8:00 - 9:00 am

Opening Session • 9:15 - 11:10 amLuncheon in Exhibit Hall • 12:00 noon

Exhibits Open • 10:00 am - 4:00 pmConference Tracks • 2:00 - 4:00 pmWEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSIONS 2:00-4:00 PM

Track 1: Accelerating Energy

Efficiency Market Transformation

Track 2: High Performance

Strategies

Track 3: Energy Management

Solutions

Track 4: Climate Change in Action

Track 5: Energy Basics

Session 1A Session 2A Session 3A Session 4A Session 5A

Mastering Deep Retrofits:

Strategies & ApplicationsWhat’s New with LEED

Eco Friendly Casino Policies

Pay Off

California Leading the

Nation on Climate Change &

Cap & Trade

Low Cost / No Cost

DAY TWO • THURSDAY • JUNE 20, 2013CWEEL Breakfast • 7:30 - 9:00 am

Conference Tracks • 9:00 - 11:00 amExhibits Open • 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Luncheon in Exhibit Hall • 12:00 noonConference Tracks • 2:00 - 4:00 pmTHURSDAY MORNING SESSIONS 9:00-11:00 AM

Track 1: Accelerating Energy

Efficiency Market Transformation


Strategies


Solutions



Session 1B Session 2B Session 3B Session 4B Session 5B

Managing Project Delivery LED & Lighting 2013 Update

Bringing Energy

Management to Your iPad,

Smartphone & Tablet

Climate Change Initiatives HVAC

THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSIONS 2:00-4:00 PMTrack 1:

Accelerating Energy Efficiency Market Transformation


Strategies


Solutions



Session 1C Session 2C Session 3C Session 4C Session 5C

Delivering Deep Savings Data Center EfficiencyEnergy Management: The

Good, the Bad, the Ugly

Renewable Energy

Technology Update

Energy, Facility & Building

Retrofits

AT A GLANCE We invite you to attend the dynamic EMC WEST Conference program featuring a cross section of industry experts.

The conference covers big picture strategies, market trends and energy policy initiatives.

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMWEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2013 - 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Track 1


Track 2

High Performance Strategies

Track 3

Energy Management Solutions

Track 4

Climate Change in ActionTrack 5

Energy Basics

Session 1A Mastering Deep Retrofits: Strategies &

Applications

Session 2AWhat’s New with LEED

Session 3AEco Friendly Casino Policies Pay Off

Session 4ACalifornia Leading the Nation on

Climate Change & Cap & Trade

Session 5ALow Cost / No Cost

Chair: Clay Stranger, Manager, Office of the

Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute

Chair: Nick J. Stecky, C.E.M., LEED AP,

President, NJS Associates, LLC

Chair: Michael Arny, P.E., LEED AP O+M,

President, Leonardo Academy

Chair: John L. Salas, P.E., C.E.M., G.B.E.,

C.B.C.P., LEED AP, Managing Principal, Salas

O’Brien

Chair: Scott C. Dunning, Ph.D., P.E., C.E.M.,

Director, School of Engineering Technology,

University of Maine

2:00-4:00PMHaving an energy-efficient building stock is a factor for meeting the RMI Reinventing Fire vision for 2050, which aims to reduce delivered energy use by half across all U.S. sectors. Realizing this potential requires radically reducing the energy use of existing buildings through deep retrofits. In this session, key concepts and activities are disclosed that underlie the success of deep retrofits in commercial buildings. The described methodology is structured as a multi-step process spanning five project phases: build the case, launch, design, implement and verify. Retrofit success stories are presented to highlight applications of the concepts. Real world circumstances are considered in a project case study that reviews project constraints, solutions and lessons learned.

Speakers:

• David Moser, P.E., Senior Engineer, PECI

• Michael Bendewald, Consultant, Buildings,

Rocky Mountain Institute

2:00 - 2:30PM

What’s New with LEED Version 4

Jennifer Turchin, LEED AP BD+C , President,

Nevada Chapter, U.S. Green Building Council

2:00-4:00PM

Attend this session to learn from leading

experts at some of the largest Las Vegas

Casino’s talk about their sustainability

projects and greening strategies,

environmental programs for reducing carbon

footprint, design techniques to save money

and cut energy costs, and the latest gaming

standards for casinos.

Panelists:

• Todd Megrath, Director of Sustainability

Strategies, MGM Resorts International

• Paula Eylar-Lauzon, Vice President of

Sustainability, Boyd Gaming Corporation

• Rex Berman, Director of Operations, The

Orleans Arena

• John Hess, Executive Director of

Engineering, Las Vegas Sands Corp.

• Caesars Entertainment

• Michael Arny, P.E., LEED AP O+M, President,

Leonardo Academy

2:00-4:00PM California held the nation’s first Cap & Trade auction in November 2012 and its second auction is occurring as this article goes to press. The first auction, sold all of the 23.1 million greenhouse gas offsets (permits) being offered. The permit action raised a total of $233 million (at an auction price of $10.90 per metric tonnes). This money will go to residential customers of the public utilities (such as PG&E and SCE) as a “climate dividend.” The goal of the program is to lower the State’s emissions by creating a “market” incentive for lowering emissions while also lowering the Greenhouse Gas cap over time. The greenhouse gas “cap” is also known as the entities carbon footprint. At the auction over 20 million permits were sold to the actual compliance entities. These compliance entities are “carbon emitters” with a carbon footprint of greater than 25,000 metric tons. These “entities” include refineries, industrial plants, and even campuses which produce their own power through cogeneration. This session will include compliance entities and regulators who will provide a comprehensive overview of progress and problems with the auction to date.

Speakers:• Keith Davidson, President, DE Solutions• William Lekas, Energy Manager, San Diego

State University

2:00-4:00PM

No Cost-Low Cost Energy Savings

OpportunitiesA recent study published by FirstFuel Building Energy Analytics reported that 51 percent of all energy savings opportunities in commercial buildings come from projects that cost little or nothing to the building owners. These projects typically involve operations changes instead of equipment upgrades. The study extrapolated those results to the U.S. commercial building market and estimated the total savings potential related to low cost operational improvements to be approximately $17 billion. The speakers in this session will share the results from multiple energy efficiency projects providing insight for attendees to return to their home facilities and find their own low cost energy savings projects.

Speakers:• Rob Morris, P.E., Corporate Manager, Utilities

& Engineering, Caesars Entertainment• Eric Dominguez, C.E.M., B.E.S.T., Corporate

Director, Energy & Environmental Service, Caesars Entertainment

• Eric P. Battino, C.E.M., Environmental Sustainability Manager, PepsiCo Global Operations

• Craig Sieving, Network Director, Albert Einstein Medical Center

• Elizabeth Crabtree, Program Director, Efficiency Maine

2:30 - 3:00PM

LEED OB: O&M Greening Existing

Buildings

Dale Walsh, CIH, LEED AP BD+C , President,

Walsh Certified Consultants

3:00 - 3:30PM

LEED & Light Control

Michael Jouaneh, Manager - Sustainability &

Energy Standards, Lutron

3:30 - 4:00PM

Net Zero Energy Building Certification

Daniel Huard, Engineer & Architectural

Designer, Las Vegas Valley Water District

THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2013 - 9:00 - 11:00 AMTrack 1


Track 2


Track 3


Track 4


Energy Basics

Session 1B Managing Project Delivery

Session 2BLED & Lighting 2013 Update

Session 3BBringing Energy Management to Your

iPad, Smartphone & Tablet

Session 4BClimate Change Initiatives

Session 5BHVAC

Chair: Ellen Franconi, Ph.D., LEED AP, BEMP,

Senior Consultant, Built Environment Team,


Chair: Nick Bleeker, Director, Business

Development, Philips Day-Brite

Chair: Alan Sutton, Senior Associate, Stantec

Consulting

Chair: Matt Golden, Entrepreneur, Policy

Advocate, Efficiency.org

Chair: Curtis Loblick, Senior Associate,

Stantec Consulting

9:00 - 11:00AM

In this session, the topic of delivering deep

savings in existing buildings continues with

a focus on project management. Attendees

will learn about delivery factors that

facilitate achieving aggressive energy-use

reductions. Topics will include: securing

financing, contracting for integrated

project delivery, encouraging optimal

tenant behavior through green leasing,

and considering value beyond energy

cost savings. Methods for success will be

exemplified in case studies of two large

renovation projects – the Pentagon and the

International Monetary Fund HQ1 building.

Speakers:

• Roy Torbet, Consultant, Buildings, Rocky

Mountain Institute

• Carol Holland, Deputy Project Director –

Technical, International Monetary Fund

9:00 - 11:00AM

A balanced overview by renowned industry

professionals on the latest emerging trends

in lighting from a technology, design and

application standpoint. The latest trends will

be reviewed which impact the future design

and construction of our facilities with an

open opportunity to evaluate the impact of

today’s LED offerings in real projects.

Speakers:

• Brad Bouch, Senior Lighting Designer,

Wynn Development

• Chip Israel, President, Lighting Design

Alliance, 2012-2013 President, Illuminating

Engineering Society

9:00 - 9:30AM

EnComp: Energy Audit Technology for

the 21st Century

John Steinhoff, P.E., Director, Commercial &

Industrial Services, Midwest, CLEAResult

9:00-11:00AM

Regional, national and global climate

change initiatives are underway and will

have a strong impact on development in the

coming decades. We need smart climate

policies that can drive cleaner growth,

therefore resulting in a range of economic

and social benefits for our communities. The

Administration is working to make climate

financing efficient, effective, and innovative,

based on country-owned plans, and focused

on achieving measurable results. The United

States will invest in clean energy, promote

sustainable landscapes for programs and

projects, and support climate change

resilience globally. Attend this session to

hear from local experts on climate change

initiatives and policies making their way into

the Administration.

9:00-9:30AM

Cutting Your Bottom Line by Improving

Indoor Air Quality

Ray Markey, Western Regional Manager,

Commercial Division, Dynamic Air Quality

Solutions

9:30 - 10:00AM

Managing Energy Usage "on-the-go"

with the Use of Smartphones & Tablets

Janie Jefferies-Freer, President, eSight

Energy, Inc.

9:30-10:00AM

Achieving Chiller Plant Efficiency

Objectives

Jackson L. Ball, Partner/Group Vice President,

The Arctic Chiller Group

10:00-10:30AM

Using iPads & Tablets for Energy

Auditing & Facility Energy Management

Shobin Uralil, Founder & CFO, kWhOURS, Inc.

10:00-10:30AM

Sustainable Packaged Solutions Davis-

Monthan Air Force Base

Douglas Davis, Director of Marketing &

Account Manager, Broad U.S.A. Inc.

10:30-11:00AM

Tablets: Convenient Tools for Power

Studies & Energy Audits

Michael Daish, Vice President, Marketing,

Summit Technology, Inc.

10:30-11:00AM

Variable Refrigerant Flow Can Save 25%

of Your HVAC Cost

Gary Swanson, P.E., President, Energy

Management Solutions, Inc.

THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 2013 - 2:00 PM - 4:00 PMTrack 1


Track 2


Track 3


Track 4


Energy Basics

Session 1C Delivering Deep Savings

Session 2CData Center Efficiency

Session 3CEnergy Management: The Good, the

Bad, the Ugly

Session 4CRenewable Energy Technology Update

Session 5CEnergy, Facility & Building Retrofits

Chair: Roy Torbet, Consultant, Buildings,


Chair: Arun Jhaveri, Ph.D., C.S.D.P.,

Senior Advisor/Consultant, Arun Jhaveri &

Associates

Chair: John M. Avina, C.E.M., B.E.P., C.M.V.P.,

C.S.D.P., C.E.A., CxA, President, Abraxas

Energy Consulting

Chair: Ryan Park, Director of Business

Development, REC Solar

Chair: Pam Tyler, Assistant Director of

Facilities, Silverton Casino, LLC

2:00-4:00PM

Considering deep savings in buildings can

require a new take on traditional means

for assessing, impacting and verifying

performance. In this session, attendees will

learn about new approaches for opportunity

assessment that utilize low-touch energy

analysis techniques. Efficiency improvements

commonly installed in deep retrofits will be

discussed. Innovative measures that save

energy and provide added tenant value

will be highlighted. Deep retrofits require

special considerations for measurement and

verification (M&V) since integrated building

design must be considered holistically. These

implications on project M&V approach and

scope are discussed.

Speakers:

• Ellen Franconi, Ph.D., LEED AP, BEMP, Senior

Consultant, Built Environment Team, Rocky

Mountain Institute

• Tracy M. Phillips, C.E.M., LEED AP, President,

Energy Consultant, 7th Gen Energy

Solutions

• Rajvant Nijjhar, C.M.V.P., Owner, iVEES

2:00 - 2:30PM

How to Save 93% of the Cooling Energy

in Your Data Center: Lessons Learned

with REI

Dale R. Stanton-Hoyle, Vice President,

Engineering, CLEAResult

2:00 - 2:30PM

Energy Management & Energy

Efficiency Improvements at Clark

County School District

Paul Gerner, Assistant Superintendent,

Facilities Division, Clark County School

District

2:00 - 2:30PM

State of the Solar Industry Update

Ryan Park, Director of Business Development,

REC Solar

2:00 - 2:30PM

When Building Energy Models

Outperform their Buildings: What

Happened & How to prevent it

Jared Higgins, P.E., C.E.M., CPMP, Project

Engineer, Parkhill, Smith & Cooper

2:30 - 3:00PM

How Green Standards are Changing

Data Center Design & Operations

Munther Salim, Ph.D., C.E.M., LEED GA,

Director of Energy Efficiency, HP - Critical

Facilities Services

2:30 - 3:00PM

Outside the Box: Integrating People

& Controls to Create a Unique Energy

Management Program, a Caltech Case

Study

Michelle McFadden, Energy Services

Administrator, California Institute of

Technology

2:30 - 3:00PM

Economic Benefits, Carbon Dioxide

Emissions Reductions & Water

Conservation Benefits from 1,000 MW

of New Wind Power in Nevada

David Keyser, Research Analyst, National

Renewable Energy Laboratory

2:30 - 3:00PM

Supported Retrocommissioning – A

New Paradigm for Operating &

Maintaining Buildings

Stephany Cull, Principal, RetroCom Energy

Strategies, Inc.

3:00-3:30PM

Data Center Design & Efficiency Projects

National Renewable Energy Laboratory

3:00-3:30PM

Utilizing Existing Facility Assets to

Unlock Financial Benefits from Energy

Market Participation

Rob Windle, Director, Strategic Alliances,

Constellation

3:00 - 3:30PM

An Energy Strategy: Combined Heat &

Power at Wastewater Treatment Plants

Jason Wiser, Senior Engineer, Brown &

Caldwell

3:00-3:30PM

Re-Energizing a Las Vegas Resort - Case

Studies in Energy Upgrades at the

Renaissance Las Vegas

John Ermi, Chief Engineer, Las Vegas Hotel

3:30 - 4:00PM

Data Center Energy Efficiency

Sameer Behere, Engineering Manager,

Willdan Energy Solutions

3:30 - 4:00PM

Failed Energy Service Projects: Why and

How – Fundamentals and Case Studies

James P. Waltz, P.E., C.E.M., A.C.F.E., Energy

Resource Associates, Inc.

3:30 - 4:00PM

California Energy Commission Project:

Agents for Integration of Storage &

Renewables

Gerald Gibson, Vice President, Alternative

Energy Systems Consulting, Inc.

3:30 - 4:00PM

Making the Case To Upgrade Domestic

Hot Water Heaters - The Economy of

Efficiency

Pam Tyler, Assistant Director of Facilities,

Silverton Casino, LLC


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ASSOCIATION ENERGY LEADERS

About the Workshop:

Commissioning is the process of ensuring that building sys-tems are designed, installed, functionally tested, and capable of being operated and maintained according to the owner’s opera-tional needs. Commissioning also can restore existing buildings to high productivity through renovation, upgrade and tune-up of existing systems. This program will examine all aspects of building commissioning, including project scheduling, roles and responsibilities of the project team, new building commission-ing, retro and recommissioning of existing buildings, system by

-cedures, the LEED rating system, building code issues, and com-missioning tools and technologies.

The CBCP exam will be administered at the close of instruc-tion on day three of each seminar -- only to those who have quali-

CBCP application and fee.

must submit your completed CBCP application, along with a $300 application fee. For information on obtaining your CBCP application form, or for further information on the CBCP pro-gram, visit www.aeecenter.org/CBCP.

Workshop Outline:

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What is Building Commissioning?Why We Need CommissioningTypical Project Schedule – Commissioning Perspective• Design-bid-build-operate• Bid-design-build-operateThe Project Team

Concept / Programming Phase Objectives• Design intent• Basis of design• Preliminary commissioning plan

Design Phase Objectives• Dynamic documentation (changes in design)• Comprehensive design review•• Budgeting• Testing specialistConstruction Phase Objectives• Dynamic documentation (as-builts, TAB results, etc.)• Updating commissioning plan• Construction observations• CX team meetings• Testing, adjusting, & balancing• Controls• Submittals/RFIsAcceptance Plan Objectives• Acceptance & warranty• Continuous testing• Changes• Indoor environmental quality• Energy use• Operations & maintenance• Training

-sioning)Concept/Programming Phase Objectives• Retro-commissioning, recommissioning, and building tune-

ups• Developing, planning, and communicating•• Choosing the commissioning professional for retro-commis-

sioning• Reviewing & updating building benchmarks• Establishing a plan• Original design intent vs. current useInvestigation Phase Objectives• Communication• Occupant impact

• Operation & maintenance• Building automation system & trend logsProject Turnover Objectives: Final Report

Building EnvelopeElectrical SystemsSite & Landscape SystemsOther Systems

USGBC & the LEED Rating SystemCommissioning GuidelinesCommissioning & the Federal GovernmentCommissioning Tools & Technologies

About the Instructor:

PAUL BANKS, P.E., C.E.M., C.B.C.P., a LEED accredited mechanical engineer, is a founding partner of B2Q, an engineering/

in the Boston area. B2Q, specializes in assist-ing facility owners, developers, contractors

and design team professionals in achieving their goals in the de--

ductive buildings. Prior to founding B2Q, Mr. Banks served as

large commercial and industrial projects. Mr. Banks led Vander-weil’s Facility Services Group, which provided masterplanning, as well as the design and commissioning of utility infrastructure, energy, central plant, and MEP building systems.

Fees for 3-day seminar only:

Fundamentals of Building CommissioningJune 17-19, 2013 / 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (3-day seminar)Earns 2.0 CEU or 20 PDHPreparatory course for the CBCP examination on June 19, 2013Seminar held at the Las Vegas Convention Center

American Institute of Architects (AIA) Continuing Education Systems (CES) Approved Training Course

(GBCI) & Credential Maintenance Program (CMP) Approved Training Course

Certified Building Commissioning Professional

Certified Building Commissioning Professional

SEMINARS

EMC 2013www.energyevent.com 5SEMINARS

About the seminar:-

growing area of the energy industry, and raising the overall pro--

tablished by the U.S. DOE, has become the internationally rec-ognized protocol for performance M&V. This course is designed

management programs, whether through energy performance contracts or through emission trades under schemes such as the

While interest in savings data is growing, the state of the art in determining savings has also been rapidly evolving. This seminar will examine current methods of determining and documenting

learn the process of designing a proper M&V program for their projects, including cost/accuracy tradeoffs, baseline adjustments, the role of estimates, maintaining space conditions, the role of

problem solving and debate. Bring a calculator. Advance read-ing of IPMVP Volume I would be useful, though not required. (To obtain IPMVP Volume I or for more information about EVO, visit www.evo-world.org).

CMVP exam will be administered at the close of instruction on the last day of the seminar in the same location. In order to sit for the examination, it is necessary to submit a CMVP application,

register you for the CMVP exam. An additional fee of $400 is

Seminar Outline:•• Current M&V protocols• IPMVP 2007 and Its Evolution• Developing an M&V plan•• Emission trading••

•• Compliance/adherence with protocols and contracts• M&V for U.S. federal projects

About the Instructors:JOHN D. COWAN, P.Eng., M.B.A.,

C.M.V.P., president of Environmental In-terface Limited, is chair of the EVO Board responsible for the IPMVP. He frequently

-ings claims. During 30 years in the industry, his roles have included consulting engineer,

ESCO owner/manager, and owner’s rep in energy performance contracting matters.


1350; government and 1350; team discount, deduct $100 per registrant.

Applying the IPMVPJune 17-19, 2013 / 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (3-day seminar)Earns 2.0 CEU or 20 PDHPreparatory course for the CMVP examination on June 19, 2013 Seminar held at the Las Vegas Convention Center


Seminar presented by AEEin conjunction with EVO

Certified Measurement & Verification Professional

About the seminar: This focused, fast-paced 3-day instructional program is designed both to expand your knowledge in the en-

(CEA) credential. You’ll gain the fundamental knowledge needed to evaluate how energy is being used in a facility, and to identify where consumption can be reduced, covering useful calculation methods and practical examples. The instructor will emphasize effective auditing basics while putting them in the context of the “big picture” and the bottom line.

-nation, it will be administered on the morning of the day follow-ing the seminar. In order to sit for the exam, it is necessary to submit a CEA application, which can be obtained at www.aee-

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tion and exam.

Seminar Outline

Introduction to Energy Auditing Building Envelope•• Walls, roofs, windows, low E glass•Lighting Systems•• Lamp lumen depreciation

• Lamp types and characteristics/controls• Energy management opportunitiesAir Conditioning Systems•• Components/chillers—electric, gas-driven, absorbers• Piping arrangements/energy saving opportunitiesHeating Systems•• Distribution systems and thermal units• Boiler energy management opportunities• Furnaces—electric, gas, pulse, condensing• Furnace energy management opportunitiesMotors and Drives• Types of motors/squirrel cage induction motors•• Variable frequency drives• Energy management opportunitiesHeat Pumps••• Energy management opportunitiesVentilation Systems• Types/characteristics• Heat recovery methods• Energy management opportunitiesDomestic Hot Water Systems•• Heat pump water heaters• Energy management opportunities

Water Conservation and Audits• Rate structures/water conservation methods• Irrigation and landscaping/leak detection, water auditUtility Analysis•• Identifying billing errors, energy accounting

About the Instructor:TERRY NIEHUS, P.E., C.E.M., is the

-cializing in technical training and energy au-

as a trainer, having taught courses on a broad spectrum of topics in addition to energy audit-ing, including commercial building energy sys-

tems, motors and drives, HVAC, compressed air, cogeneration, and thermal energy storage. He has also authored training and techni-cal resources manuals in areas related to his training programs. As a consultant, he has performed over 1,000 energy analyses for govern-mental, commercial, and industrial facilities.


Fundamentals of Energy AuditingJune 17-19, 2013 / 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (3-day seminar)Earns 2.4 CEU or 24 PDHPrep course for the CEA exam on June 20, 2013Seminar held at the Las Vegas Convention Center


This prog ram is a U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Education

Certified Energy Auditor

About the seminar: This program is designed to provide the

The program provides an in-depth overview of alternative energy sources, application technologies, renewable energy project goal-setting, and implementation strategies. Topics include wind pow-er systems, solar thermal heating and photovoltaic generation, geothermal heating and electrical production, biofuels, waste-to-energy systems, energy storage, fuel cells, and hydroelectric power. Financing options and incentives are also considered.

-tion it will be administered on the morning of the day following the seminar. In order to sit for the examination, it is necessary to submit an REP application, which can be obtained at www.

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tion and exam.

Seminar Outline:• Introduction to Alternative Energy• Environmental Impacts—A Driver for Using• Alternative Energy

• Alternative Energy and Carbon Reduction• Solar Energy• Geothermal Energy• Waste-to-Energy Systems• Fuel Cells—An Example of Hydrogen Applications• Hybrid Alternative Energy Systems• Creative Energy Storage Applications• Alternative Energy Strategies for Buildings• Transportation Systems• Governmental Alternative Energy Programs• Financial Approaches and Incentives for Alternative Energy

About the Instructors:STEPHEN A. ROOSA, Ph.D., an inter-

nationally recognized expert in energy man-agement and urban sustainability, brings to this program over 25 years’ experience in com-mercial energy management and performance contracting. Dr. Roosa is a C.S.D.P., C.E.M.,

Management Specialist, and a LEED Accredited Professional. He holds a Ph.D. in Planning and Urban Development.

FRED HAUBER is an electrical engi-neer, lighting system designer, and solar inte-

has served as a facilities manager for several large corporations and is intimately familiar with sustainable operation and maintenance of large facilities. He has lectured and written

widely in the area of sustainability techniques for commercial facilities and solar electric systems design and installation. He is


Fundamentals of Renewable Energy: Technologies, Applications, StrategiesJune 17-19, 2013 / 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (3-day seminar) Earns 2.4 CEU or 24 PDH Preparatory course for the REP examination on June 20, 2013Seminar held at the Las Vegas Convention Center

Certified Renewable Energy Professional


Institute (GBCI) & Credential Maintenance Program (CMP) Approved Training Course

Presented in cooperation with ACORE

About the seminar: This program is designed as a preparatory -

broad-based instruction program for those who want to “brush -

plication.

CLEP examination will be administered on the last day of the seminar at the same location. In order to sit for the CLEP ex-amination, you must submit a CLEP application, which can be

-ing for the 3-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CLEP exam. An additional fee of $300 is required for the application and exam.

Seminar Outline:• Fundamentals of light, lighting, electricity, and power• Environmental concerns

• Building energy codes and regulatory compliance• Utility and ESCO programs and incentives••• Lighting evaluation and audits• Lighting design process, installation, and commissioning• Lighting systems operation, maintenance, and calculations

About the Instructors:JOHN FETTERS, C.E.M., C.L.E.P., is

-sultant and president of Effective Lighting Solutions, Inc., Columbus, OH. He is a se-nior member of the Association of Energy

serves on the Industrial Lighting Committee.

T. KENNETH SPAIN, P.E., C.E.M., C.L.E.P., brings over two decades of expe-

-nior research associate at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, he serves as project manager of IdEA$, the Industrial EnergyAdvisory Service, advising clients regarding

cost-effective applications of energy-saving technologies.


Fundamentals of Lighting June 17-19, 2013 / 8:30 am – 5:00 pm (3-day seminar)Earns 2.0 CEU or 20 PDHPreparatory course for the CLEP examination on June 19, 2013Seminar held at the Las Vegas Convention Center

Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional


Institute (CBCI) & Credential Maintenance Program (CMP) Approved Training Course

www.energyevent.comEMC 20136 SEMINARS

THE BENEFITS OF CONTINUING EDUCATIONAttendees who enroll in seminars at the 31st Energy Management Congress West earn valuable professional credits.

Attendees who take advantage of the seminar opportunities in conjunction with the 31st Energy Management Congress West can earn CEU’s, LU’s, or

AEE is an approved training provider for a variety of partner programs.

AEE is Now an Approved Training Provider in the American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems (AIA/CES) Registered Provider Program

The AIA requires that registered architect members earn 18 Learning Units (LUs) hours of continuing education annually (8 hours of which must be related to Health, Safety, and Welfare topics and 4 of those 8 in Sustainable Design) to remain in good standing. Architectural boards in 40 states, 10 Canadian provinces, and 19 countries have implemented mandatory continuing education (MCE) for re-licensure. Statistically, architects hold multiple state licenses. Most states with MCE requirements recognize the AIA/CES as the primary source of professional development for their licensed architects. This allows AIA members to present their AIA/CES transcripts (and non-

AIA/CES Registered Provider, AEE is committed to a system-wide, top-down commitment to quality professional continuing education and sound administration. The AIA/CES offers providers of professional continuing educa-tion myriad opportunities to award CES Learning Units (LUs) and provide valuable information and guidance, while bypassing the time-consuming process of registering their courses with individual states.

AEE is an Approved Training Provider Under U.S. Green Building Council’s EducationProvider Program for GBCI’s Mandatory Credential Maintenance Program (CMP)

The Association of Energy Engineers is an approved training provider under the U.S.Green Building Council (US-GBC) Education Provider Program (EPP). The purpose of EPP is to facilitate access to high quality professional development courses which further enrich the knowledge and understanding of green building theory, techniques, and trends for building professionals. Each approved course is reviewed by third party-trained reviewers, and meets the criteria and guidelines established by the USGBC Professional Development Committee. Many courses offered

-tial Maintenance Program (CMP) for LEED® professional credentials.

ACORE Recognizes AEE’s Renewable Energy Professonal Seminar and REA Certification

The American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) and the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) recently -

as to course content as the renewable energy marketplace changes. ACORE’s involvement brings added critical insight into renewable energy policy developments,market trends, and technology innovations.

AEE’s Corporate and Government Energy Leader ProgramSend a delegation to the Conference and Gain Leadership Recognition

• Complimentary conference passes based on level of participation, with a minimum of three (3) registrants. This includes access to the 5-track conference program, expo, free workshops, networking reception, a copy of the Proceedings CD, and luncheons on Wednesday, June 19, and Thursday, June 20, in the expo hall.

• Your logo will appear in preshow attendee promotions.

• Your logo and a link to your organization’s

www.energyevent.com.• Onsite recognition with signage throughout

the event, on the Proceedings, and the Conference Program distributed to all EMC conference attendees.

• Sponsor ribbons for your attendee badges signifying your participation as a Leader Sponsor.

The Leader premier levels of recognition will determine the prominence of your visibilitybased on the STAR level your organization chooses. Those levels of recognition are listed below.

GREEN STAR $10,000:Twenty-five (25) complimentary, full conference registrations* — a total value of $22,375.

BLUE STAR $ 7,500:Fifteen (15) complimentary, full conference registrations* — a total value of $13,425.

RED STAR $ 5,000:Seven (7) complimentary, full conference registrations* — a total value of $6,265.

WHITE STAR $ 2,500:Three (3) complimentary, full conference registrations* — a total value of $2,685.

*Registration includes: two expo luncheons, access to 5-track conference sessions, entry intoexhibits, and a copy of the Conference Proceedings CD for each registered delegate.

For additional information or to customize your package by adding more attendees or AEE seminars, contact Bill Kent at (770) 447-5083, Ext. 217, or email [email protected]

About the seminar: This special 5-day seminar provides an in-depth, comprehensive learning and problem-solving forum for those who want a broader understanding of the latest energy cost reduction techniques and strategies. The program begins by ex-amining the basic fundamentals within all key areas of energy management. From there, the instructors systematically move

techniques needed to really get the job done. This approach has

seek a broader and more detailed learning experience than can

state-of-the-art principles of energy management, and to achieve control over energy costs in your organization — whether you’re responsible for managing a single facility or developing an en-ergy management program for multiple corporate facilities, government buildings, etc. AEE’s most requested program, this seminar has been completed by thousands of professionals since its inception in 1994.

CEM eligibility requirements, along with the submitting of a sep-

you to sit for the exam. The CEM examination is administered at

-- only to those candidates who have met the above requirements.

the exam, since CEM testing policy does not allow computers, tablets or cell phones to be used for calculations during the exam. To obtain/print your CEM application form or see further infor-

-tion.

Basic Skills Required for This Seminar

This course assumes basic problem-solving skills, including quick and accurate use of a hand calculator, ability to use basic algebra, and ability to set up problem solution expressions and calculations from a written problem statement. Those needing a refresher program in these skills may wish to participate in the

Basics of Energy Management the Economic Analysis Review for the CEM Exam, the Electrical Systems Review for the CEM Exam, or the HVAC Systems Review for the CEM Exam self-study seminars prior to taking this seminar. For more informa-tion, please visit www.aeecenter.org/training.

Seminar Outline:

• The need for energy management• Conducting an energy audit• Energy audit instrumentation• Energy codes and standards• Building energy use and performance• Energy accounting in buildings and facilities• Energy rate structures• Electric rate structures• Economic analysis of alternative investments•• Waste heat recovery• Life cycle costing• Fuel supply and fuel switching• Electrical energy management• Lighting• Motors and adjustable speed drives• Hvac system• Controls and energy management• Insulation• Green buildings, leed® & energy star• Boilers and steam generation• Cogeneration (chp)• Maintenance•

About the Instructors:

BARNEY CAPEHART, Ph.D., C.E.M., is a professor emeritus of industrial and systems engineering at the University of Florida, Gaines-ville. He has broad experience in the commercial/industrial sector, having served as Director of the University of Florida Industrial Assessment Cen-

ter from 1990 to 1999. He has personally conducted over 100 audits of industrial facilities and has assisted students in conducting audits of

and other commercial facilities. He is the lead author for the Guide to Energy Management textbook, founding editor of the Encyclopedia

other energy books. Dr Capehart is the creator of AEE’s Five Day Train-ing Program for Energy Managers, and has trained over 10,000 energy managers in that program.

ERIC A. WOODROOF, Ph.D., C.E.M., is widely recognized both nationally and interna-tionally for helping energy and environmental projects get approved and implemented, havinghelped over 400 organizations and governments

-lutions. He brings to this program over 15 years experience in energy management, consulting and training. His clients have included large corporations, universities, airports, utilities, cities, and the U.S. and for-

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-tions.com.


Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy ManagersJun. 17-21, 2013 / 8:30 am – 5:00 pm (5-day seminar)Earns 3.6 CEU / 36 PDH Preparatory course for the CEM Examination on June 21, 2013 Seminar held at the Las Vegas Convention Center



This prog ram is a U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Education

Gain 3.6 CEU / 36 PDH to maintain your certification

About the seminar: This program is designed to provide build-ing operators, maintenance personnel, and technicians working in commercial buildings with the necessary training needed to

while meeting all applicable building codes and standards. The program also serves as a preparatory vehicle for AEE’s Building Energy and Sustainability Technician (BEST) professional certi-

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operational practices. Energy measurements and instrumentation for determining energy consumption will also be examined.

a separate BEST application and $300 application fee qualify-ing you to sit for the exam. The exam will be administered at the close of instruction on day 4 of the seminar—only to those candidates who have met the above requirements. To obtain your BEST application or for further information on the BEST pro-gram, visit

Seminar Outline:

• Introduction and Class Overview

• Building Utilities, Rate Structures, and Related Savings Opportunities

• Financial Considerations for Equipment Purchases• Energy Audits and Instrumentation••• Savings Opportunities in Kitchens• HVAC Systems/Compressed Air Systems• Service Water Heating System• Building Heat Transfer• Refrigeration Equipment and Systems• Building Automation Systems for Energy Management••• Maintenance Opportunities and Scheduling• Sustainability• Cogeneration

About the Instructors:

SCOTT DUNNING, Ph.D., P.E., C.E.M., is a professor and director of the University of Maine School of Engineering Technology. As founding director of the university’s Industrial Assessment

Center, he has led over 200 industrial assessments of facilities -

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sioner for the Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc., and past chair of the Engineering Technology Division of the American Society for Engineering Education.

RICHARD J. COSTELLO, P.E., C.E.M., C.D.S.M., C.L.E.P., is president of Acela En-ergy Group. Prior to assuming his present po-sition, he founded and served as president of Westwood Energy Group. Mr. Costello con-ducts seminars on energy procurement and

management nationwide, and has participated in the development of


June 17-20, 2013 / 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (4-day seminar)Earns 2.8 CEU or 28 PDH Preparatory course for the BEST examination on June 20, 2012 Seminar held at the Las Vegas Convention Center

Building Energy & Sustainability Technician



Certified Energy Manager


EVENTS

MAKE PLANS TO DISPLAY YOUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES IN THE EMC 2013 EXPOSITION AT THE LAS VEGAS CONVENTION CENTER IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

We invite your company to exhibit in the upcoming EMC West event to be held in Las

governmental end users discover technologies, new product ideas, applications, and ser-

game plans, facility management, power strategies, as well as offer exhibitor/ attendee face-to-face networking opportunities.

You receive many benefits as an exhibitor at EMC, including:• Discussing application needs with attendees• Showcasing your technologies and your solutions• Developing new sales leads, reinforcing existing relationships•• Meeting with decision-makers face-to-face for the best results• Setting yourself apart from your competition

For more information, or to check on booth availability and pricing, contact: Ashley Clark, Exhibit Manager / Phone: (770) 279-4392 / Email: [email protected] / Web: www.aeeprograms.com/EMC

EMC WEST 2013 LAS VEGAS, NV LAS VEGAS

CONVENTION CENTER

Expo Hours

Preregister and Earn Free Expo Admission

Save the $40 at-door admission fee by completing the Registration Form on page 12

of this newspaper or register online at www.energyevent.com

Exhibit Opportunity

Showcase your innovative product, technology, or service by exhibiting at the EMC expo.

Contact Ashley Clark, EMC Exhibit Manager,at (770) 279-4392 or [email protected]

or visit www.aeeprograms.com/EMC

EMC West Golf TournamentHosted by AEE Nevada Chapter / Rio Secco Golf Course

Tuesday, June 18 / 8:00AM

Cost: $100 per person Includes: 18-holes at one of Vegas’ premiere golf courses with luncheon following the round. Rental clubs available for $25, but not included.For more information visit: www.aeenevada.org/golfeventTo register or for more information, contact Rob Morris, AEE Nevada Chapter President, [email protected] / 702-407-6074Reservations must be made by June 10, 2013.

Existing Facilities - for Improved

and Regulatory ComplianceTuesday, June 18 / 1:00 pm–3:00 pmCompared with new facilities, existing buildings and plants often have legacy equipment which waste energy, require more mainte-nance, and incur more downtime. A complete rip-out and replace strategy is cost prohibitive and very disruptive to ongoing operations

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stantial savings with investment payback of less than 18 months. This presentation will cover actual case studies and savings data related to HVAC, lighting, steam, air quality monitoring, and compressed air

About the Presenter: DAVID K. ROBERTS is VP of Marketing for Cypress Envirosystems. He has worked in energy for over 10

response, and their enabling technologies. Before joining Cypress, Mr. Roberts worked as a strategy consultant for Accenture, where he

assisted utilities with their Smart Grid strategies and plans for en-abling smart homes. He also worked for Shell Oil and was a Peace Corps volunteer in Kazakhstan. Mr. Roberts holds a BS from Michi-gan State University and an MBA from Dartmouth College.

EMC New Technologies Breakfast Wednesday, June 19 / 8am-9amLeviton Manufacturing Co. is pleased to

-tive forum for EMC attendees to preview the new and innovative products and services on display at the expo. EMC Exhibitors will present 5 to 8 minute presentations on their newest technologies, en-abling attendees to quickly map out their time at the show and get a rapid survey of what’s new. This is a must attend event for anyone responsible for providing trip reports or technology summaries for their employer. Leviton offers the broadest array of lighting energy management solutions and technological advancements, which are the cornerstones to its 100-year history of success in the industry. Be sure to put this event on your schedule and sign up on the reg-istration form. For information on sponsoring or speaking at this breakfast event, contact Jenn Geho - [email protected] or call (770) 279-4391.

EMC Opening Night Networking ReceptionWednesday, June 19th

EMC attendees, seminar attendees, and exhibitors are all invited to

your industry peers. There are still sponsorship opportunities for ex-hibiting companies to host this reception. Please contact Lauren Lake at [email protected] or call (678) 687-4997 for details and special offers.

FREE BreakfastEnergy Policy: Opportunities, ChallengesA program for women professionals and women-owned companies / Thursday, June 20 / 7:30 – 9:00amJoin us for a FREE breakfast, which includes presentations of case studies of successful women-owned businesses and discussion of unique barriers and opportunities encountered. The meeting is being presented by the Council on Women in Energy and Environmental Leadership (CWEEL). CWEEL was founded by Laurie Wiegand-

-ed by MaryAnne Lauderdale, Senior Consultant Lime Energy. This group’s goals are to provide representation of women in industry-re-

the high cost of energy, our present and future sources of energy, and the impact of energy on the environment; to secure a future in energy-

-tion, and mentoring of young girls and women; and to contribute to the advancement of women in leadership positions throughout the indus-try. For information about CWEEL, please contact Ruth Whitlock at [email protected].

AEE Chapter LuncheonThursday, June 20 /11:30 amPlease join us for a luncheon, chapter meeting, and presentation. Registration is included for all paid conference attendees and is $20 for all others. For complete details or to register for this event, visit www.aeecenter.org/EMCChapter.

FREE Tour: Las Vegas City HallThursday, June 20 / 1:00-2:00PMThe new City Hall building is built to LEED Gold Standards and will save more than $400,000 in en-ergy costs annually. The new City Hall’s “green” design will eliminate more than 2,400 metric tons of greenhouse gases and saves the city from having to replace worn

well as the striking solar trees at the ground level that will help to off-set the power needs of the building. These solar panels will produce about 290,000 kilowatt hours of power for the building annually. The new City Hall will reduce the city’s carbon footprint of 26 percent. For more information, visit www.energyevent.com/specialevents

EMC West Nevada Green ShowcaseThe NV Green Street Showcase offers exciting opportunities for EMC

-sions, workshops, and technologies

The EPA’s Energy Star Program and the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) invite you to participate

within the EMC West 2013 exhibit hall. The compa--

vada Green Showcase will highlight their roles as the leading providers of environmentally friendly green

program will also include a special series of presentations to edu-cate and guide attendees as they seek the best and most promising green/sustainable solutions for improving building performance.

Free Workshops held in Expo HallVisit Workshop Presentation Area 1 & 2 to hear about services and technology success stories presented by selected exhibitors.

www.energyevent.com and click ‘’Free Workshops’’

NEVADA CHAPTER

EXPO

NORTH HALL N1

NEVADA CHAPTER


SHOWCASE PRESENTING THE LATEST PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Invitation: Visit the expo to see firsthand the latest technologies, products, and services available that can improve the productivity of your

operations while slashing costs. The following is a partial listing of exhibitors. Note: List is subject to change; AEE is not responsible or omissions, errors, or claims

regarding products or services. Listing is complete as of 3/21/2013. For an updated list, please visit: www.ENERGYEVENT.com

A2LA

which accredits organizations for various conformity assessment

testing providers, reference materials producers, and product certi-

Council, etc._____________________________________

ACR SYSTEMSACR Systems’ proven Data Logging technology is suited to Equip-ment Level Optimization. With the PowerBullet kW/kVA transducer, PF can be determined on single, split and 3 phase loads. The Smart-Reader Plus records temperature, relative humidity, electric current and voltage, pressure, process signals, pulse frequency, power quality and more. Ask about Low Pressure Differential for building envelope studies. What gets Measured, gets Managed._____________________________________

ACUITY BRANDS – Laynard Sponsor

the world’s leading providers of luminaires, lighting control systems

$1.8 billion. The Company’s lighting and system control product lines include Lithonia Lighting®, Holophane®, Peerless®, Mark Architectural Lighting(TM), Hydrel®, American Electric Light-ing®, Gotham®, Carandini®, RELOC®, Antique Street Lamps(TM), Tersen®, Winona® Lighting, Synergy® Lighting Controls, Sensor Switch®, Lighting Control & Design(TM), Dark to Light®, ROAM®, Sunoptics®, acculamp(TM) and Healthcare Lighting®. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Acuity Brands employs approximately 6,000 asso-

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ADVANCED TEST EQUIPMENT RENTALSAdvanced Test Equipment Rentals (ATEC) supplies complete testing solutions for EMC, Electrical, Power Quality, Environmental and similar testing applications for the Defense, Aerospace, Medical and Telecom industries. Celebrating 32 years in business, ATEC takes pride in serving our customers with invaluable expertise and technical support._____________________________________

AEMC INSTRUMENTS

Models PEL 102 & PEL 103The PEL 100 series is a low cost, simple to use, single and three phase (Y, ?) power and energy data logger. It is available in two models, Model PEL 102 (no display) or Model PEL 103. Power, energy and cost can be monitored locally or from anywhere in the world via the

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AGGREKOAggreko is the leader in rental power, temperature control, and 100% oil-free compressed air systems. We provide 24/7 availability and service from more than 50 locations nationwide, with one of our premier locations right here in Las Vegas. We help customers in many industries improve and safeguard their operations by solving problems, creating opportunities, and reducing risk. For more information, please visit www.aggreko.com/northamerica._____________________________________

AIRIUS, LLCOur mission at Airius is to improve comfort, reduce energy costs, and

-tion products. The Airius process of thermal equalization consists of a series of ceiling mounted air turbines working in concert to address

height from 8 to 100 feet._____________________________________

ALSTROM ENERGY GROUPThe Alstrom Corporation has provided leadership and innovation in Heat Transfer Equipment Design and Manufacturing since 1939. Our comprehensive product line includes Patented Technologies designed

exceeds ASME Section VIII (Division 1) requirements, is “U”, “S”,

industrial standards._____________________________________

THE ARCTIC CHILLER GROUPArctiChill is a world-class manufacturer of high-quality chillers and process cooling systems and accessories for Medical, Process, Military, Dry-Cleaning and Modular HVAC Air-Conditioning chiller applications._____________________________________

ASSOCIATION FOR FACILITIES ENGINEERINGAFE is the premier organization for facilities engineers and operations professionals. The Association unites a large community of facilities

-ate and maintain complex building and facility systems, including high performance and sustainable technology. AFE empowers its members

provides resources needed for career advancement. AFE further seeks to promote the facilities engineering profession within academia and the broader engineering community. _____________________________________

ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY ENGINEERS (AEE)-

of those engaged in the energy industry and to foster action for sustain-able development. AEE is the gateway for information on the dynamic

strategies. AEE is in its 37th year and offers a full array of educational

journals, and networking trade shows. The overall strength of AEE is highlighted by a strong membership base of over 16,000 profession-

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Association’s network of 82 chapters in the United States and Inter-nationally offer networking opportunities around the world. Further, AEE’s roster of corporate members is a veritable “Who’s Who” of the commercial, industrial, institutional, governmental, energy services, and utility sectors. _____________________________________

BENJAMIN ELECTRIC COMPANYBenjamin Electric manufactures power distribution equipment which includes completely integrated branch circuit Power Metering as well as controls. The Benjamin ArcLight Panelboard is a controllable circuit breaker panel that can communicate with any lighting control or building management system and software. This equipment provides

our specialty._____________________________________

BUDDERFLY LLC

automate, and view consumption data for energy-consuming loads in your building. Our replacement outlets, light switches and other devices send consumption data and control commands over your exist-

existing infrastructure._____________________________________

BROAD U.S.A.

America. Relying on our innovative and environmental-friendly tech-

for clients in Commercial, Civil and Industrial markets._____________________________________

CALMAC MANUFACTURINGEnergy storage stores renewable energy in the form of ice for use dur-ing peak demand and high cost periods. Energy storage is critical for renewable energy and Smart Grid viability. By storing energy, build-ings can be demand response ready while lowering carbon footprints plus lower cooling costs up to 40%. _____________________________________

CAPSTONE TURBINE CORPORATIONCapstone Turbine Corporation® is the world’s leading producer of

-mercially viable air bearing turbine technology. The company has shipped thousands of Capstone turbines to customers worldwide in applications such as combined heat & power, oil & gas, biogas, data center reliability, and peak shaving. These award-winning systems have logged millions of documented runtime operating hours._____________________________________

CASCADE ENERGYCascade Energy delivers the industrial strength expertise corporations

it’s a tune-up or capital installation, we’ll help you develop the energy

that helps companies drive savings by connecting actions to energy performance._____________________________________

CLEAN TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS-

tiatives are necessary. Clean Technology Partners was formed to help organizations SAVE money by using less and to provide our customers and ESCO partners with a single source for Green IT measures. Less electricity, less paper, less printer toner, etc. It’s not only environmen-

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CLEARESULT – Bronze SponsorCleaResult harnesses the world’s most innovative thinking in energy management to design and deliver energy optimization solutions for electric, gas and water utility companies as well as residential, insti-tutional, commercial and industrial organizations. Our team of 800+ energy professionals offers expertise in every area necessary to ensure program success, including program design, implementation & evalu-ation, customer service, marketing, and engineering. We focus this

and Evaluation, Renewables and Load Management. While the types of programs we design and implement vary widely, each is centered on providing end-use customers with the education and technical tools they need to maximize the value of energy._____________________________________

COMMISSIONING AGENTS, INC.Commissioning is not a side business; it’s our core competency. We

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Project Requirements have been met. We have served as the techni-cally competent, independent commissioning authority on projects of all sizes._____________________________________

CONSTELLATION, AN EXELON COMPANYConstellation, an Exelon Company, is a leading competitive supplier of power, natural gas, load response and other energy products and ser-vices for homes and businesses across the United States and Canada. Constellation provides integrated energy solutions that help customers buy, manage and use energy, from electricity and natural gas procure-ment to renewable generation and conservation. More than 90,000 commercial, industrial, public sector and institutional customers, including two-thirds of the Fortune 100, have selected us to help stra-tegically manage energy. We provide more than 1 million residential customers with electricity and natural gas plans that can provide price protection, savings and environmental opportunities._____________________________________

CONTINENTAL CONTROL SYSTEMSWattNode® Power and Energy Meters

meters. Available products include MODBUS, standard PULSE-

that offer interoperable power, energy and energy demand metering.

Utility and Facility Sub-metering - Equipment Operation and Perfor-

Production and Consumption, Building Automation and Control. _____________________________________

COOPER LIGHTING

and controls. As lighting technologies have advanced, Cooper has been at the forefront of the industry in helping businesses and communities

meet environmental concerns. In 2009, the company opened a 60,000 sq. ft. Innovation Center, home to the research, design, validation and manufacturing of proprietary LED and other advanced lighting tech-nologies. Through changing times and technologies, Cooper answers the call to provide relevant, industry-leading solutions to challenging

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CYPRESS ENVIROSYSTEMSCypress Envirosystems is a subsidiary of Cypress Semiconductor

in older plants and buildings, using state-of-the-art non-invasive and wireless technologies to minimize disruption and cost, delivering pay-back of 12 months or less. Go from pneumatic to DDC in minutes! _____________________________________

DANFOSS TURBOCOR COMPRESSORS INC.Danfoss Turbocor Compressors is the pioneer and world leader of magnetic bearing centrifugal compressors for the HVAC industry. Our oil-free and variable speed design provides a sustainable, energy ef-

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SHOWCASEPRESENTING THE LATEST PRODUCTS & SERVICES

DAYLIGHT AMERICA

for active, passive and hybrid daylighting technologies, along with tubular devices, smoke vents and skylight dome replacements, all factory- direct. A complete line of diffusers, roof curbs, security grilles and black out devices are available. Visit our booth to see the Eclipse, the highest performance large aperture skylight on the market. www.daylightamerica.com_____________________________________

DENT INSTRUMENTS, INC.-

data that is used to accurately allocate energy costs, identify energy cost savings opportunities and lower utility bills. These cost-effective instruments are used by energy professionals worldwide for measure-

audits._____________________________________

DIESEL 2 GAS SOLUTIONSDiesel 2 Gas Solutions is the master distributor for Altronic GTI

to 70%natural gas to be introduced into industrial diesel engine operations in

www.diesel2gas.com for more information. _____________________________________

DISTRIBUTED ENERGY MAGAZINE

reaches more than 20,000 subscribers. Published 7 times annually, Distributed Energy addresses the concerns of the readers regarding the vulnerability of their operations and facilities to power interruptions and explores solutions for increasing energy self-reliance. _____________________________________

DN TANKS

-tight prestressed concrete tanks for these liquid storage applications; chilled water Thermal Energy Storage (TES), anaerobic digestion, water, and wastewater. _____________________________________

DRANETZDranetz, the leading provider of intelligent monitoring solutions for electrical demand and energy and power quality, pioneered the power quality monitoring industry in 1962, merging with Basic Measur-ing Instruments in 1996. Dranetz was acquired in early 2007 by the multinational corporation Gossen Metrawatt (GMC-I), GmbH of Germany, a world leader in Test and Measurement instrumentation, leveraging the technologies and markets of both companies. Dranetz

sales, product support and manufacturing with distributors and sales representatives located globally, is also a global supplier of GMC-I’s electrical test and measurement products. _____________________________________

DURAGUARD PRODUCTS, INC.DuraGuard offers an extensive commercial lighting product line in today’s energy- saving technologies, including LED and Induction,

from our 5 factory locations across the US, which allow us to provide our customers with a fast turnaround time. Visit www.DuraGuard.com!_____________________________________

E-MON Leading the industry for over 30 years, E-Mon D-Mon ® metering

and timely energy data that you need to manage your facility. Whether -

-cate energy costs to tenants, departments or equipment; identify energy saving opportunities and lower energy bills; and create itemized

meter reading software. E-Mon offers a diverse portfolio of products for all applications including commercial, industrial, residential and institutional._____________________________________

ECHO PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION, INC.-

lers. The Arrow Hunter PLUS series include both permanent and

is accurate and reliable for all HVAC applications. We also specialize

in pressure, ultrasonic, radar and TDR level measurement technolo-gies. Visit our booth #426._____________________________________

EFFICIENT MOBILE AUDITING TECHNOLOGIES (EMAT)

EMAT uses cutting-edge tablet and web technology to help auditors move quickly through the entire auditing process -preparation, data collection, data organization and analysis, and report development. Visit us at www.ematprogram.com._____________________________________

ELECTRALED, INC.Electro Industries/GaugeTech (EIG) is the technology leader in power metering and energy sub-metering, providing solutions for energy management, cost allocation and energy sub-billing for commercial, industrial, military, medical, and campus applications worldwide. Our energy meters offer Ethernet, BACnet and WiFi solutions making connectivity simple. EIG also provides advanced software to produce energy usage reports, energy dashboards and automated billing capa-bility._____________________________________

Electro Industries/GaugeTech The Leader In Power Monitoring and Smart Grid Solutions

ELECTRO INDUSTRIES / GAUGETECHElectro Industries/GaugeTech (EIG) is the technology leader in power metering and energy sub-metering, providing solutions for energy management, cost allocation and energy sub-billing for commercial, industrial, military, medical, and campus applications worldwide. Our energy meters offer Ethernet, BACnet and WiFi solutions making connectivity simple. EIG also provides advanced software to produce energy usage reports, energy dashboards and automated billing capa-bility. _____________________________________

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ENERGETIC LIGHTING

energy saving lamps in the world. We manufacture a full line of CFLs,

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ENERGYFIT NEVADA-

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more comfortable homes by connecting them to trusted and specially trained contractors to make important energy upgrades in their houses. _____________________________________

ENERGY FOCUS, INC.Energy Focus, Inc. is a provider of advanced LED lighting products. With over 25 years in the lighting industry the company has evolved

-ing solutions. Under the eLED brand we sell high quality Solid State Lighting (SSL) Solutions that offer superior return on investment

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ENERGYVORTEX.COMEnergyVortex.com is an open industry energy site designed to serve as a B2B community and e-commerce center. We have crafted the site for the exchange of ideas, the connection of buyers and sellers, and for professional career advancement. Visit the Buyers Guide to showcase your company’s products or search for products & services. Read industry commentary covering a wide range of issues. Search for

in the Energy Vortex Career Center. Buy reference materials & e-books through the store. Learn more at www.energyvortex.com _____________________________________

eSIGHT ENERGY INC.eSight energy management software is the most sophisticated energy analysis suite available. It’s the product of choice for organizations globally to reduce energy usage, cut costs, and minimize carbon emissions by up to 30%. Using 100% web-based architecture, eSight is perfect for every company size and industry. eSight’s available as a hosted service or installed directly to any client site._____________________________________

ETime USAEtime is a leading provider of nano based coatings focused on bringing the world technologies that revolutionize the methods of becoming en-vironmentally greener. Etime specializes in heat preservation coatings

heat. Etime’s coatings are able to regulate the interior temperatures of buildings and other controlled spaces and result in decreased costs and carbon emissions._____________________________________

EverLast® LightingEverLast® Lighting, Inc. has quickly grown into the leading manu-

structure, facility and area lighting applications. EverLast® manufac-

a patented bi-level control with on/off photo sensors. The EverLast®

costs between 50% -70% over HPS/HID, and far surpass LED lighting

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EYE LIGHTING EYE Lighting designs and manufactures high performance lamps, luminaries and lighting-related products, and has earned a reputation for developing superior lighting technology and custom solutions for its customer base. The company serves the major commercial/retail,

and South America. _____________________________________

FAFCO THERMAL STORAGE SYSTEMS, INC.Welcome to the next ice age - the age of controlling commercial cool-ing costs. IceStor integrates with new or existing HVAC systems to generate immediate savings and long-term protection against spikes in utility rates. Dramatically reduce existing energy bills with IceStor, the most advanced ice storage system ever designed. IceStor static tanks produce and store ice at night, when rates are lowest, and discharge cooling during high daytime on-peak periods. In shifting your air con-ditioning load to off-peak hours, IceStor reduces demand charges and lowers peak power usage. The FAFCO system can also help make the building more comfortable by allowing project engineers to achieve colder chilled water supply temperatures, providing better humidity control._____________________________________

FLEXIM AMERICAS CORPORATIONFLEXIM is known for its cutting edge engineering and quality

standard for BTU measurement. Its high turndown range, excellent ac-

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FLUKE THERMOGRAPHYFluke Corporation is the world leader in compact, professional elec-tronic test tools. From industrial electronic installation, maintenance, and service, to precision measurement and quality control, Fluke tools help keep businesses up and running. _____________________________________

GREEN BOX AMERICAGreen Box is manufacturer of Fluid Coolers to replace cooling towers

clean water and in closed-loop to your industrial processes, all year

savings and no use of chemicals._____________________________________

HANITATEK WINDOW FILMSDo you look at improving windows and assume “the ROI just isn’t there”. Reducing kWh and kW because of fenestration solar heat gain has made HanitaTEK a global leader in energy and environmental

the appearance of your glass. _____________________________________

HONEYWELL BUILDING SOLUTIONSHoneywell provides integrated product solutions for building controls including lighting, HVAC and plug loads. Honeywell’s technologies are found in more than 150 million homes, 10 million buildings a multitude of industrial s around the world. Honeywell will display its expanded line of thermostats, switches, Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs), and other electrical products._____________________________________

HOTSTART, INC.HOTSTART is a leading developer and manufacturer of diesel engine block heaters. Hotstart engine heaters provide easy starts, immediate full power, reduced engine wear, reduced emissions and reduced fuel

pump that circulates warm coolant throughout the entire engine at uniform temperatures. Constant circulation of the coolant eliminates hotspots that can deteriorate heater hoses, harm engine seals and

- saving up to 2000 kilowatt-hours per year in energy consumption while extending heater element life and reducing maintenance work.

Siegburg, Germany, Tokyo, Japan and Houston, Texas._____________________________________


SHOWCASE PRESENTING THE LATEST PRODUCTS & SERVICES

HOWARD LIGHTING PRODUCTSHoward Lighting Products is committed to a brighter future, and we’re doing our part by designing and manufacturing energy-saving lighting that is safer and preserves the environment. We offer a full line of

lamps for both commercial and residential uses. Howard Lighting is your source for dependable lighting products, now, and in the future._____________________________________

High Efficiency Water Heater

ILIOS Dynamics High Efficiency Water Heater

BTU/hr of hot water at 100° to 160°, ideal for DHW, swimming pools,

engine heat results in a COP of 1.2 to 1.8. This “Green” unit exceeds California emissions standards with near zero criteria pollutants and 50% reduction in greenhouse gases._____________________________________

ILLUMINATING ENGINEERING SOCIETY (IES)

lighting knowledge and disseminate information for the improvement

Section (founded in December 1986) is composed of engineers, light-ing designers, manufacturers, architects, contractors, distributors, and others with a passion for architecture. The Section holds monthly edu-cational meetings to discuss the latest in lighting and industry trends._____________________________________

INSULTECHInsulTech LLC is one of the industry’s most experienced manufactur-ers of high quality removable insulation blankets, custom engineered using soft and metal technologies. Our high quality insulation blankets

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INTERNATIONAL GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP

ASSOCIATION (IGSHPA)The mission of the IGSHPA and its membership is to promote the use of ground source heat pump technology worldwide through education and communication._____________________________________

LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY – New Technologies Breakfast SponsorFounded in 1906, Leviton is a leading global manufacturer of lighting and energy management systems, electrical wiring devices and data center connectivity solutions. Leviton offers the most comprehensive line of energy management products to help you save energy, meet

sensors, wireless self-powered controls, relay controls, commercial grade sub-metering and more._____________________________________

LINDSAY ENGINEERINGLindsay Engineering is devoted to lowering production costs and risks for our customers. Our missionis to help create streamlined mainte-nance programs to innovate processes for reliability, safety and lower costs. We are proud to present the products we use and trust - ALL-TEST Pro motor diagnosticsand analysis equipment & SDT ultrasound inspection equipment._____________________________________

LUMENOR ENERGY SERVICESLumenor Energy Services® is a Solid State Lighting manufacturer and

upgrades. We produce the award-winning LES-T8 Linear tube and the -

signed for maximum energy reduction and our lighting solutions result

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LUTRON ELECTRONICSLutron Electronics, headquartered in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania, designs and manufactures energy-saving lighting controls, automated window treatments and appliance modules for both residential and commercial applications. Its innovative, intuitive products can be used to control everything from a single light, to every light, shade and even stand-by power in a home or commercial building. Lutron products make any space more versatile, while enhancing ambiance, comfort and productivity. They also save energy and make light bulbs last longer, making them an eco-friendly addition to the home and workplace. Founded in 1961, Lutron estimates that the installed base of its products saves the nation nearly 10 billion kWh of electricity, or approximately $1 billion in utility costs per year. Lutron manufac-tures more than 16,000 energy-saving products, sold in more than 100 countries around the world. _____________________________________

MAXLITEMaxLite is a global manufacturer and marketer of MaxLED®, an award-winning line of innovative LED luminaires and lamps using state-of-the-art LED technology. Inheriting global manufacturing and marketing expertise that

the MaxLED® brand, an extensive line of indoor and outdoor lighting -

est state-of-the-art LED technology, ranging from the award-winning Flat Panel collection, to the best-selling outdoor lineup, plug-and-play light bars and lamps._____________________________________

MEASURLOGIC INC.Measurlogic is focused on developing and manufacturing affordable, effective, and scalable AC and DC electrical sub-metering and power

owners/facility managers. Our state of the art DTS sub-metering fam-ily, integrated with the PowerStudio software suite provides the tools

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MILLENNIAL NET -

ment solutions for commercial, industrial, public and other types of buildings. The Company’s MeshScape® Energy Management System consists of wireless sensor network devices such as electric and pneumatic thermostats, zone temperature and humidity sensors, thermal sensors, pulse counters, electricity sub-meters and I/O control-lers. Combined with internet technologies and web applications or

solutions provide remote monitoring and control of buildings’ heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (“HVAC”) systems, lighting and other energy consuming devices, allowing building owners and operators to

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MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC HEATING & COOLINGMitsubishi Electric Cooling and Heating is the leader in inverter

-subishi Electric products can help reduce your facilities energy costs

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MIURA NORTH AMERICAMiura Boiler was founded in 1927 and has grown to be one of the largest industrial steam boiler manufacturers in the world. Forward-

and gas resources while saving money and reducing emissions have embraced Miura Boiler technology resulting in the accelerated growth of Miura’s market share. The company is already the market leader in Asian countries._____________________________________

MULTISTACK LLCMULTISTACK designs and manufactures both water and air-cooled

-ciency, reduced carbon emissions, small footprint, built-in redundancy, future expandability, ASHRAE-15 compliance, low maintenance, and

-facturer in the industry, the leader in dedicated heat recovery chillers and heat pumps, and offers environmentally friendly solutions._____________________________________

NALMCOThe International Association of Lighting Management Companies has been the voice of the lighting industry since 1953. Over the course of

-cal advances and best practices in the lighting industry. The associa-

referrals and provides a forum to facilitate new ideas and business opportunities within the lighting industry._____________________________________

NEPTUN LIGHT

energy-saving Lamps, Fixtures, and Automated Lighting Systems, 2) Development of new products based on market trends and Emerg-

an Industry Leader, but an industry pioneer, and 3) Uncompromised

Distributors and Customers._____________________________________

NEVADA PROFESSIONAL FACILITY MANAGERS ASSOCIATION

-sional association dedicated to the enhancement of engineering, maintenance, operations and management of commercial, institutional

and industrial facilities. We will move toward the future enlightened through education, communication and alliance. These will be the keys to success in our association and in our industry._____________________________________

NISC UTILITY BILL PAY-

tion management service called Utility Bill PaySM. This service offers utility bill payment administration, utility consumption and cost track-

-cesses and pays your utility bills prioritized by due date. By adopting

of on-time payments, thus reducing your late fees and the potential for

utility bills timely and accurately and “First Due, First Through” is the process that sets our service apart._____________________________________

NOESIS ENERGY

automated benchmarking and portfolio tracking. It combines free professional analytical tools (like the weather-normalization baselining tool) and extensive real-world advice and tips from an online network

-ers, building owners, facility managers and other commercial, indus-trial and public sector professionals better understand their energy consumption and make informed decisions about projects that reduce their ongoing energy costs._____________________________________

NORMAN S. WRIGHT-

ers with exceptional systems knowledge to meet all project require-

Wright’s product lines support the latest energy, sustainability, and comfort standards._____________________________________

NORTHWRITE, INC.

industry leader in web-based energy information management software

services are installed nationwide for demand side management, MBCx services, energy monitoring, sub-metering, and building energy modeling across the spectrum of commercial, industrial, institutional, and governmental facilities. The Worksite solution includes integrated communications and program management tools that seamlessly con-nect all stakeholders to ensure your energy program meets its savings and sustainability objectives._____________________________________

OBVIUS HOLDINGS, LLCObvius is a leading energy solutions provider offering meters, wireless metering, data acquisition, software, and monitoring technologies used to display and manage energy consumption and renewable energy generation._____________________________________

OCEAN RUSENERGYOcean RusEnergy - Russian brand is a group of companies engaged in the development, sales, logistics and service of generators capable of producing electricity from sea and ocean waves.The equipment supplied is a very easy to use, very reliable, practi-

power from sea. _____________________________________

INCORPORATED

ONICON

Btu meters for chilled water, hot water, condenser water, and steam and natural gas systems. They are ideally suited for campus and central

are available for installation without shutdown. Btu meters are compat-

Siemens-P1 Apogee networks._____________________________________

ONSET COMPUTEROnset is the world’s leading supplier of data loggers. The company’s HOBO® data loggers are used in a range of energy monitoring appli-

and building commissioning studies. Onset has sold more than 2 mil-lion data loggers since the company’s founding in 1981. _____________________________________

OSRAM SYLVANIA-

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integrated lighting control systems and LED luminaires. Our experts

for a comprehensive program that provides lighting audits, installation, maintenance and recycling._____________________________________


SHOWCASEPRESENTING THE LATEST PRODUCTS & SERVICES

PLC-MULTIPOINT, INC. For more than 20 years, PLC Multipoint has been making a name for

controls. We’ve built a reputation as the one resource to solve the most complex control problems. Our systems are installed in businesses and institutions nationwide, saving energy through daylight harvesting, motion sensing and time scheduling._____________________________________

PRECISION-PARAGON (P2)For nearly 20 years Precision-Paragon [P2] has manufactured energy-

dedicated customer support in the industry.

want._____________________________________

REDVECTORRedVector provides consistent, company-wide training for licensed and non-licensed AEC professionals through its easy-to-use online learning platform, quality courses, robust tracking and reporting tools, and unparalleled service and support._____________________________________

RELIABLE CONTROLS CORPORATIONWe specialize in designing and manufacturing Internet connected building controls and building automation controls that are simple,

building automation systems or building management systems, our MACH-System is used to monitor and control the mechanical / HVAC and electrical / lighting equipment found in every kind of building in the world. Our designs utilize the ASHRAE standard BACnet® protocol and our building automation controls ship with an industry best 5-year warranty.Our dynamic team develops innovative and dependable building controls that help you to operate your facility in an environmentally responsible way. We take great care in evaluating and implementing new technologies, and have earned a sterling reputation for outstand-ing customer service. Our unusually high customer loyalty stems from our ability to be good listeners and to deliver practical, easy-to-use building solutions that are

year.All design, development, assembly, service, and repair are housed under one roof in our headquarters in Victoria, BC Canada. We stead-fastly resist the trend to outsource any component of our business, and prefer instead to develop our own processes internally and retain full control of our quality._____________________________________

SAGE METERING Sage Metering manufactures a variety of Thermal Mass Flow Meters (including Portable Datalogging Flow Meters) for Industry, Building Management Systems and Environmental Applications to measure Gas Flow Rate and Consumption. Our high performance, award winning,

-ductivity, reduce energy costs and maximize product yields. In addi-tion, Sage is heavily involved in reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions with our popular Sage Prime Flow Meter, and is the only manufacturer of Thermal Gas Mass Flow Meters featuring a very simple 3-step

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gases.For more information, visit us at www.sagemetering.com.

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SENSOR SWITCH, INC. – Lanyard SponsorSensor Switch is an industry leader in developing and manufacturing Occupancy Sensor Products & Technology for Lighting Control. Our years of experience and wide breadth of sensor and photocell daylight control products ensure we can provide a reliable solution for any

And while the industry struggles to catch up, Sensor Switch keeps moving further ahead by introducing new products and technologies._____________________________________

SENTRY SWITCHSentry LLC, offers the Sentry Switch, a centrally controlled wall light switch designed to replace conventional toggle or decorator style light switches in commercial lighting control applications. Sentry Switches work with your building’s time clocks and a relay contactor panel to remotely turn off lighting, yet they allow complete local override. With the Sentry Switch, lights stay off until the area is occupied. The Sentry Switch provides a simple, reliable and cost-effective lighting control system that begins paying dividends immediately upon installation. It

or changing user habits._____________________________________

SHANNON – INSULTECH

the work environment and lowers surface temperature for safety.

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energy savings is recognized generating 7-14 month payback periods

-ing roughly $ 60,000.00 a year in otherwise wasted energy. A CAD /

investment with a 15 year service life. Invest one dollar and save $ 15 dollars._____________________________________

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON / GO SOLAR, CALIFORNIA!The California Solar Initiative (CSI) program has been helping to make the clean, reliable and inexhaustible energy of the sun even more accessible in a state that has long been a national leader in environ-mental stewardship. Southern California Edison, through the statewide CSI program, pays rebates to customers who install solar electricity on their home or business. _____________________________________

SOUTHLAND INDUSTRIESFounded in 1949, Southland Industries is one of the nation’s largest

maintain model integrates in-house engineering and design capabilities

construction services, automation and controls, testing and balancing, energy services, as well as operations and maintenance in order to provide customers with customized, single-source solutions. _____________________________________

SUMMIT TECHNOLOGY, INC.Summit Technology manufactures the PowerSight® family of power analyzers. They perform and log all common power measurements on all types of power systems. Compact hand-sized meters, they provide safety through wireless communications and come with power analysis software for both PC and iPad. The Power Quality Analyzers also measure and capture power quality events (sags, swells, and high speed transients) in a variety of formats._____________________________________

SUNBURST ENERGY SOLUTIONSSunburst is a nationwide company that has been in business for 30 years. Sunburst Energy Solutions is using that experience to help

Energy Solutions is the exclusive Capstone distributor for the state of

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TECOGEN, INC.

power. Tecogen natural gas engine-driven cogeneration and air condi-tioning systems supply electric power or cooling while heat from the

dramatic reductions in energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. Tecogen has an established network of engineering, sales and service personnel across the United States. Visit us at www.tecogen.com._____________________________________

TE CONNECTIVITYTE Connectivity is a global, $12.1 billion company that designs and

of power and data inside the products that touch every aspect of our lives. Our nearly 90,000 employees partner with customers in virtually every industry-from consumer electronics, energy and healthcare, to automotive, aerospace and communication networks-enabling smarter, faster, better technologies to connect products to possibilities._____________________________________

TELKONETTelkonet, a leading United States-based energy management technol-ogy provider, offers hardware, software and services to commercial customers worldwide. The EcoSmart suite of products, which includes EcoInsight and EcoWave intelligent thermostats, the EcoGuard energy

can be deployed in most building environments to cut utility costs and enable remote monitoring and control using the EcoCentral manage-ment platform. Telkonet’s energy management products have the power to reduce energy consumption, minimize carbon footprints and help eliminate the need for the construction of new power plants. For more information, visit www.telkonet.com or follow @Telkonet on Twitter._____________________________________

TERRALUXTerraLUX Illumination designs and manufactures plug-and-play LED modules and light engines with intelligent on board drive circuitry to handle the engineering and integration work so you don’t have to. For lighting manufacturers, designers and building owners alike, we offer the “smartest” LED solutions. _____________________________________

THERM-O-LITE WINDOWSTherm-o-lite Inc is a U.S. manufacturer of supplemental window systems. Thermolite window systems provide the greatest amount of energy savings for existing buildings. This alternative to window replacement saves as much as triple-glazed thermal IG units at a lower

cost. The system also can provide sound, blast, and hurricane mitiga-tion as well as signal defense, ballistic and security solutions. All historic preservation requirements are met._____________________________________

TRANSFORMATIVE WAVE TECHNOLOGIESThe mission of Transformative Wave Technologies is to develop and commercialize new technologies and services that transform the

-ciency, and sustainability goals. The current list of technologies is lead

for reducing energy consumption in Rooftop Packaged HVAC systems by 25-40%. Other products include the CATALYST’s companion software solution, the eIQ Energy Intelligence Platform, iHAVE asset

-sible HVAC water treatment solution. _____________________________________

USGBC – NEVADA-

tion of sustainable codes, implementation of sustainable construction practices for existing and new buildings and access to sustainable education throughout the state.

renowned in the region for its outstanding quality of life._____________________________________

VERIS INDUSTRIES, INC.Veris Industries is a premier provider of energy and environmental sensors, and is recognized for setting the standard in customer service and product innovation. Veris’ products integrate with a facility’s main automation system, providing valuable feedback on energy consump-tion and helping to regulate and decrease a facilities energy usage. _____________________________________

VIRIBRIGHT LIGHTING INC.VIRIBRIGHT is a brand of very affordable LED lamps that offer the

from advanced light bulb technology. With a growing selection of

the next generation in lighting technology. VIRIBRIGHT LED lamps are offered as a true environmentally conscious alternative in lighting compared to standard incandescent and CFL bulbs on the market today. VIRIBRIGHT LED lamps use 80%-90% less energy than an

power consumption, helping to achieve global energy conservation goals. LED lamps generate very little heat transferring most of their energy directly into light eliminating excessive heat buildup that can adversely affect energy costs. _____________________________________

WATT STOPPER

controls for commercial, industrial and residential use. We help cus-

comply with energy codes with our comprehensive range of products, programs, and services._____________________________________

WLS LIGHTING SYSTEMSWLS Lighting Systems was founded in 1969 as a pole manufacturer. Since its inception, WLS Lighting has continued to be innovative and on the cutting edge of technology, always looking to be an industry leader when it comes to quality and knowledge. WLS took their

Within the last 5 years WLS has continued this history of growth and

for rebates, energy audits, and maintenance programs. As the lighting industry continues to grow with new technologies and applications

you can be certain that WLS Lighting Systems will continue to be a leader and turnkey provider for all lighting needs._____________________________________

YOKOGAWA CORP OF AMERICAYokogawa Meters & Instruments Division offers a broad range of portable test equipment and panel mounted instruments which include multimeters, clamp-ons, insulation testers, calibrators, HART com-munication devices, portable data loggers, a complete line of Analog/Digital meters, transducers, and much more._____________________________________

ALSO EXHIBITING:

ADVANCE THERMAL CORP.

VISTAM, INC_____________________________________

Showcase your innovative product, technology or service by exhibiting at the EMC expo. Contact Ashley Clark, EMC Exhibit Manager at 770-279-4392 or [email protected] or visit www.aeeprograms.com/emc

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REGISTRATION EMC 2013 WILL BE HELD AT:Las Vegas Convention Center

Las Vegas, Nevada

HOTEL RESERVATIONSRoom blocks have been reserved for Conference at-

LVH / Las Vegas HotelSpecial group room rates of $89 (single/double) The room block will be held through May 28, 2013.

To make your reservation by phone:Call 800-835-7711(Identify yourself as being with Association of Energy Engineers.)The LVH / Las Vegas Hotel is located at 300 Paradise

Paris Las Vegas HotelSpecial group room rates of $159 (single/double) The room block will be held through May 15, 2013.

To make your reservation by phone:Call 877-603-4389(Identify yourself as being with Association of Energy Engineers.)The Paris Las Vegas Hotel is located at 3655 S. Las

PREREGISTRATION1. BY MAIL (All Events): Complete the registration form below and return it with check or credit card

-neers, 4025 Pleasantdale Road, Suite 420, Atlanta, GA 30340-4264.2. BY PHONE (All Events): For credit card pay-ments only, you may register by phone by calling:

Conference: (770) 447-5083, Ext. 226Seminars: (770) 925-9633

3. BY FAX (All Events): If you plan to pay by credit card, you may complete the registration form below, including all necessary credit card information, and transmit a completed registration form to the follow-

(770) 447-4354Federal government agency participants registering by FAX must submit a completed “Request, Autho-

Form or completed DD1556 forms with completed registration form.4. BY EMAIL: [email protected]. ONLINE

www.energyevent.comPlease enter “EMCNews” at checkout and discount will be applied before your credit card is charged.Your completed registration form, along with full payment, should be received no later than June 7, 2013 (to receive early registration discount). After that date, plan to register onsite at the Convention

(770) 447-5083, Extension 226

JOIN AEE AND SAVE ON YOUR REGISTRATION FEESBy completing the form, you can apply for member-ship in AEE and then qualify to take the member rates on all portions of the program for which you register.

education programs and books, plus free subscriptions to Energy Engineering, Strategic Planning for Energy and the Environment, Energy & Power Management, and Energy Insight.

REGISTRATION CANCELLATION POLICYAdjusted refund of conference fee (less $125 service

after June 7, 2013. Substitutions may be made, but must be received in writing. Should a program be cancelled because of weather, illness, or any other

-sible, and our liability will be limited to the return of the registration fee.

CORPORATE /GOVERNMENT LEADER GROUP RATESSend 3 or more delegates to the conference and save on individual registration fees and also receive rec-ognition as a Corporate or Government Leader. Your logo will appear on signage, onsite materials, and the show website. See page 7 for complete details. For more information on the Corporate/Government Leader Program, contact Bill Kent at [email protected] or call (770) 447-5083 ext 217.

EMC 2013 CONFERENCE, SEMINARS, AND EXHIBITS REGISTRATION FORMPHOTOCOPIES OF THIS FORM MAY BE USED. Federal government employees must include DD1556 forms with registrations.

For Special Early Registration Discount, your completed registration form MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN June 7th, 2013. After that date, plan to register onsite. Detach & mail completed registration form to: Registrar, AEE, 4025 Pleasantdale Road., Suite 420, Atlanta, GA 30340-4264

1 - DELEGATE INFORMATION No one under 16 years of age admitted.

Name ________________________________________________Title _________________________________________________Name for Badge _______________________________________AEE Member No. (if applicable) ___________________________Must be provided if you are a member and using member rates

Company ____________________________________________Address ______________________________________________City/State/Zip _________________________________________Phone (____) ____________________Fax (____) _____________E-Mail Address ________________________________________

Please complete as part of registration:

1. Type of Firm/Business (check only one):

Commercial Institutional Governmental Consulting Eng. Press/Media Industrial Construction Architect Utility/Energy Producer Mfr./Vendor Press

2. Occupation/Title (check only one):

Manager V.P. President, CEO Owner/Developer Plant Engineer/Facility Mgr. Engineer Consultant Sales/Marketing Educator/ Researcher

4 - CONFERENCE / June 19-20, 2013Conference registration entitles you to attend any of the five conference tracks. Fee includes luncheons on June 19 & 20, copy of proceedings, and entrance to exhibits. (Single session serves as opening meeting for all conference tracks)

Individual Fees:

AEE Member/Government/Non Profit Price - $795Non-Member Fee - $895

Single Day Fee: Specify:____June 19 or ___June 20 - $450

Student Rate

(student id required): $195 $ _______

Group Discounts (preregistration only)Company Plan (3 or more delegates)

Green Star Leader (25 delegates) - $10,000Blue Star Leader (15 delegates) - $7,500

Red Star Leader (7 delegates) - $5,000White Star Leader (3 delegates) - $2,500

$ _______

5 - SEMINARSJune 17-19, 2013Fundamentals of Building Commissioning (CBCP prep)

• Member/Govt/Non Profit Price: $1,350• Non-Member Price: $1,450

Fundamentals of Energy Auditing (CEA prep)


Fundamentals of Lighting Efficiency (CLEP prep)


Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification:

Applying the IPMVP (CMVP prep)


Fundamentals of Renewable Energy: Technologies, Applications, Strategies (REP prep)


June 17-20, 2013Training for Building Technicians: Energy Efficiency & Sustainability (BEST prep)


June 17-21, 2013 Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers (CEM Prep)


$ _______

$ _______

$ _______

$ _______

$ _______

$ _______

$ _______

2 - FREE REGISTRATION: EXPO ONLYRegister me for the expo only. To receive this free registration, mail or fax

this form to arrive no later than June 7, 2013 (Savings of $40.00 at-door ad-mission.) Please send “Attn: Dept. EO” or fax to (770) 447-4354.

3 - SPECIAL EVENTSFREE Retrofitting Existing Facilities: Tuesday, June 18 / 1:00 –3:00pmNew Technologies Breakfast: Wednesday, June 19 / 8:00 - 9:00am

CWEEL Breakfast: Thursday, June 20 / 7:30 - 9:00am Chapter Luncheon: Thursday, June 20 / 11:30am / Free for paid conf. attendees $20 all others Tour Las Vegas City Hall: Thursday, June 20, 2013 / 1:00 - 2:00pm

AEE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (Optional)I wish to become a member of the Association of Energy Engineers in the classification checked below:

MEMBER – A graduate of an engineering college or university or a registered professional engineer or architect. (Persons who believe they are qualified by experience or related degree may petition for full membership consideration.)AFFILIATE MEMBER – A person interested in the objectives of the Association who does not meet the above criteria to be a full member.

If you are a registered Professional Engineer or Architect, please indicate state(s) and registration number(s):State_______No.________State_______No._______Years of experience in energy field:____University___________________Degree____________________________Year___________Additional pertinent information may be listed on a separate sheet and attached.I certify that the statements made in this application are correct and I agree, if elected, that I will be governed by the Constitution and Bylaws of the Association as long as I continue to be a member. I furthermore agree to promote the purposes of the Association so far as shall be in my power.

______________________________________________________________________________________(APPLICANT’S SIGNATURE) (DATE)Please choose one of the following AEE Membership categories:

AEE Membership Only — Dues $185AEE Membership plus Cogeneration & Distributed Generation Institute — Dues $215AEE Membership plus Environmental Engineers & Managers Institute — Dues $215AEE Membership plus Energy Services Marketing Society — Dues $215AEE Membership plus Facility Managers Institute — Dues $215AEE Membership plus Alternative & Renewable Energy Development Institute — Dues $215AEE Membership plus Council on Women in Energy & Environmental Leadership — Dues $215

Appropriate membership fee must be included with your total registration payment for your application to be processed and to have the member price to apply to the registration for this program.

6 - PAYMENT INFORMATIONTotal Conference and Seminar Fees......................................................................Discount if applicable.................................................................................................Total Enclosed................................................................................................................

Company Check (payable to AEE) or Credit Card (circle one);

Visa MasterCard Amex

______________________________________________Card Number

_____________________Exp. Date

______________________________________________Signature

$ _______$ _______$ _______

Please fill in the

appropriate fee:

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