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The Energy Conservation Conversation is a trade show and educational opportunity targeted at building owners, facilities managers and CEOs. Don't miss it!
Attend the 2016 Energy Conservation Conversation because:
- You could win a drone for visiting all 22 booths
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Mayor Fischer will be in attendance
- For the cost of lunch, you get lunch, a drink ticket, entrance to the event, and chances to win prizes
- Be the first to learn about EPAD - a new financing strategy for renewable energy, energy efficiency and water conservation
- Learn to pinpoint strategies to increase profits
Register by midnight tomorrow, November 8th, to receive the discounted registration price of $11.50. Registration at the door costs $17.
Here are the event details:
2016 Energy Conservation Conversation
Wednesday, November 9, 2016, 11am – 7pm
Kentucky Science Center, 727 W Main St, Louisville
Cost is $11.50 in advance, $17 at the door
Lunch and a free drink ticket is included
Attendees will receive 3 hours of GBCI CE credits
- Lunch will be served from 11am - 2pm
- The cash bar starts at 3pm
- The “Green Scene,” hosted by U.S. Green Building Council Kentucky, is from 5 – 7pm.
The event is hosted by the Louisville Energy Alliance and the Kentucky Chapter of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA).
Attendees will receive 3 hours of GBCI CE credits, including 1 hour of LEED CE for “Putting Technology to Work for You.”
This year’s educational sessions will answer your questions about how to drive profits by saving energy. Topics include:
EPAD – Louisville’s Newest Financing Program for Your Energy Savings Measures
1:00-2:00pm
Louisville Metro Government announced the Energy Project Assessment District (EPAD) program, a financing tool that helps commercial and multi-family property owners pay for energy efficiency upgrades, on-site renewable energy systems, and water conservation measures. Unlike traditional financing, EPAD can provide for 100% of an energy project’s cost and is repaid by participating property owners with a voluntary assessment administered by the Jefferson County Sheriff in the same manner as a property tax bill. This educational session will explain the intricacies of the program, including how to apply, eligibility requirements, the payment structure and annual reporting requirements.
Panelists:
- Gill Holland, Property Developer and Film Producer
- Councilman Bill Hollander
- Maria Koetter, Louisville Metro Director of Sustainability
- Janet Lively, Harshaw Trane
- Jonathan Miller, Frost Brown Todd
- Andrea Webster, Louisville Metro Office of Sustainability
How Energy Conservation Helped Our Bottom Lines – Success Stories from Your Peers
2:30 - 3:30pm
Learn how building owners and operators used energy conservation to improve their buildings and increase profits. Discussions will include how these properties identified a need, the approach they took to pinpoint the best opportunities for improvement, and the financial impact the projects have had on business operations. All projects achieved energy cost reductions and have improved how the building supports the core mission of the organization.
Panelists:
- RJ Dyrdek, Fort Knox
- Kimberly Joseph, Bullitt County Schools
- Howard Ferriell, Baptist Health
- Anthony Mathis, Norton Healthcare
Putting Technology to Work for You – The Latest Building Automation Systems
4:00 - 5:00pm
This session will introduce new innovations in building automation and lighting technologies. Learn what these technologies are, how they can improve your building operations and how they can save you money. From lowering first costs to lowering operating costs, these innovations can make a building work more efficiently and boost productivity.
Panelists:
- Oscar Zanganeh, CMTA
- Eric Wilson, Harshaw Trane
Learn more about the professional development sessions.
In case you missed it above, all trade show participants that visit every booth can enter into a drawing to win a drone. You don't want to miss this event! Register now!
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