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2016 CONFERENCE O pening S ession
Exploring the Energy Future
Attendees to the EMC Conference have the opportunity to attend a variety of tracks covering energy
management, leading edge initiatives, high performance facilities, critical issues and energy trends.
There are four concurrent tracks and each session will have multiple speakers.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH, 2016 | 9:15-11:00AM
NETWORKING COFFEE | 8:00AM
Chair: Ryan Lambert, P.E., C.E.M., PMP, LEED AP BD+C, Manager, Business Energy Management, Puget Sound Energy
Albert Thumann
P.E., C.E.M., Executive
Director, Association
of Energy Engineers
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BIG DATA AND IoT:
THE FUTURE OF
RESOURCE USE
Rob Bernard
WELCOME FROM HOST SPONSOR,
PUGET SOUND ENERGY
Jason Teller
WELCOME FROM AEE
Vice President,
Customer Solutions,
Puget Sound Energy
Chief Environmental
Strategist, Microsoft
WEDNESDAY, May 25th | Expo Open: 10AM-4PM
THURSDAY, May 26th | Expo Open: 10AM-2PM
Conference Attendee Luncheon held in Expo Hall at 12NOON
Conference Program
Track 1:
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON I MAY 25TH I 2PM-4PM
Track 2:
Track 3:
Track 4:
Policy, Trends
& Local Initiatives
High Performance
& Green Buildings
Trends in Energy
Management
Advanced Technologies &
Renewable Energy
Session 1A
Who Will Own Energy Efficiency
Programs of the Future?
Session 2A
M&V2.5 - Improved M&V for
Better Energy Management
Session 3A
Success Stories /
Lessons Learned
Session 4A
Lighting
Chair: Stan Price, Executive Director, Northwest Energy
Efficiency Council
2:00 - 4:00PM
A panel of long time industry experts will have a moderated
discussion on the future of energy efficiency as it enters its 36th
year after the passage of the Northwest Power Act. Is the now
historic way we assess the potential of the resource, acquire
it, and assign responsibility for it continue to be the way we
get things done? Or is there a necessity to re-think how we do
things and who should be responsible for its achievement? In
a time of flat load growth and a virtual explosion of mandates
for renewables development, has energy efficiency lost its
momentum or is it on the cusp of leading a future of new
prosperity in a carbon constrained world?
Panelists:
• Ash Awad, Vice President, Energy & Facility Services, McKinstry
• Phil Welker, Vice President, New Product Develpoment,
CleaResult
• Craig Smith, Customer Energy Solutions Director,
Seattle City Light
• Charlie Grist, Senior Analyst, Northwest Power &
Conservation Council
Chair: Steve Kromer, P.E., President, SKEE
2:00 - 2:30PM
Innovative Approaches to M&V
Using Calibrated Simulation
Chris Balbach, P.E., C.E.M., C.M.V.P., B.E.S.A.,
Vice President of Research & Development,
Performance Systems Development
Chair: Andreas Winardi, C.E.M., C.S.D.P.,
C.R.M., C.E.A., Senior Energy Management
Engineer, Puget Sound Energy
2:00 - 2:30PM
Sustainable Enterprise IT Implementing a Well Rounded
Energy Program
David Fuqua, Sustainability Lead, Hewlett
Packard Enterprise
2:30 - 3:00PM
M&V & Performance Tracking:
Synergy for Savings
2:30 - 3:00PM
Bill Koran, P.E., Senior Energy Analytics Engineer, A Smaller Slice of the Energy Pie
SBW Consulting, Inc.
Jodenne Scott, Director of Financial Support
Services, Shari’s Management Corporation
3:00 - 3:30PM
Building Energy Simulation Modeling & its 3:00 - 3:30PM
Application to M&V: A Brief History
Energy Planning & Casino Efficiency
Peter Jacobs, P.E., C.M.V.P., President,
Muckleshoot Casino
BuildingMetrics, Inc.
3:30 - 4:00PM
Deep Energy Retrofit: Lessons and
3:30 - 4:00PM
Leveraging Big Data in Energy Simulations Outcomes from King County Aquatic
to Improve Measurement & Verification
Center Efficiency Project
Matt Lynch, Chief Product Officer, Bractlet
David Broustis, Energy Manager,
King County
Chair: Michael Lane, LC, Supervising
Energy Management Engineer, PSE
2:00 - 2:30PM
A Low-Energy High
Duane Jonlin, FAIA, Energy Code and Energy
Conservation Advisor, City of Seattle:
Department of Construction and Inspections
2:30 - 3:00PM
The Future of Lighting
Andrew Pultorak, LC, MIES, Senior Energy
Management Engineer, Puget Sound Energy
3:00 - 3:30PM
The Next Stage of Sports Lighting
for MLB
John Hwang, Founder & CEO, PlanLED
3:30 - 4:00PM
LED Streetlighting
Sarah Cann, EES Coordinator, Business Lighting,
Puget Sound Energy and Darren Smith,
Business Development Manager, Northwest
Edison and Andrew Williamson, Senior
Account Executive, McKinstry Energy Services
2016 Conference Program
*PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE
THURSDAY MORNING I MAY 26TH I 9AM-11AM
Track 1:
Track 2:
EMC full 2-day conference participants earn a
total of 0.8 CEU / 8 PDH / 1.6 AEE re-certification
credits / 8 AIA LU. Conference Updates:
Visit www.energyevent.com/conference
Track 3:
Track 4:
Policy, Trends
& Local Initiatives
High Performance
& Green Buildings
Trends in Energy
Management
Advanced Technologies &
Renewable Energy
Session 1B
Incentives / Rebates / Financing
Session 2B
Building Codes & Benchmarking
Session 3B
The Next Generation of
Energy Management
Session 4B
Creating Energy Storage
Opportunities: A Clean
Energy Fund Story
Chair: Jennifer Finnigan, Energy Efficiency
Program Manager, Snohomish County PUD
9:00 - 9:30AM
Innovative Funding Sources Deliver
On-Site Power to Hospitals
Claudia Meer, Managing Director,
Clark Construction
Chair: Duane Jonlin, FAIA, Energy Code and Energy
Conservation Advisor, City of Seattle: Department of
Construction and Inspections
9:00 - 9:30AM
Energy Efficiency Needs a Course Correction
Stan Price, Executive Director, Northwest Energy
Efficiency Council
9:30 - 10:00AM
9:30 - 10:00AM
Building Performance Metrics as Policy Tools
Dude, Where’s My Savings?
Eva Urbatsch, P.E., Energy Efficiency Engineer, Sandra Mallory, Sustainable Building Program Manager,
Aerotek for Bonneville Power Administration Rebecca Baker, Energy Benchmarking Program Manager,
Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment and Poppy
10:00 - 10:30AM
Storm, Director of Policy & Research, Ecotope
Lessons Learned: 10 Years of
10:00 - 10:30AM
Tax Savings for Energy Projects
Performance Targets from Performance Data
for Building Owners & Designer
Jacob Goldman, Vice President/Chief Engineer, Daniel Carpio, Mechanical Engineer, U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers and Rahul Athalye, Energy Research Engineer,
Energy Tax Savers
Pacific Northwest National Labs
10:30 - 11:00AM
10:30 - 11:00AM
Advanced Rooftop Control (ARC):
Will Energy Codes Ever Deliver ZNE Buildings?
Joint Utility Rebate
Mark Frankel, LEED Fellow, Technical Director,
Dan Myers, P.E., C.E.M., Senior Energy
New Buildings Institute
Management Engineer, Puget Sound Energy
Chair: Ryan Lambert, P.E., C.E.M., PMP,
LEED AP BD+C, Manager, Business Energy
Management, Puget Sound Energy
9:00 - 9:30AM
Energy Efficiency Alone is Not Enough
Kat Janowicz, Principal, 3COTECH
Chair: J. Thomas Ranken, President & CEO,
CleanTech Alliance Washington
9:00 - 11:00AM
It’s easy to understand why storage is the holy
grail of all emerging energy technologies.
Acting on that knowledge is a very different
animal. This panel of utility experts will
9:30 - 10:00AM
outline how Washington State introduced a
Six Strategies for Performing
Clean Energy Fund to plan, fund and deploy
Comprehensive Energy and
multiple battery systems at three utilities
Water Evaluations at Small Army
across the state. Lessons learned will be
Reserve Locations
shared to help public and private industry
Emily Wendel, Senior Research Engineer,
players replicate Washington State’s success.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Panelists:
10:00 - 10:30AM
• Brian Young, Cleantech Sector Lead, Washington
Strategic Energy Management
State Department of Commerce
Tom Hovde, Sr. Executive Account Manager, • Will Einstein, Director of New Product
Snohomish County PUD
Development, Puget Sound Energy
10:30 - 11:00AM
• Curt Kirkeby, Fellow Electrical EngineerThe Forecast for Home Energy
Technology Strategy, Avista Utilities
Management: Bright, Cloudy or Both
• Jason Zyskowski, Substation Engineering
Rem Husted, C.E.M., Consulting Engineer,
Manager, Snohomish PUD
Puget Sound Energy
THURSDAY AFTERNOON I MAY 26TH I 2PM-4PM
Track 1:
Track 2:
Track 3:
Track 4:
Policy, Trends
& Local Initiatives
High Performance
& Green Buildings
Trends in Energy
Management
Advanced Energy
Solutions
Session 1C
Program Innovations in
Energy Efficiency
Session 2C
Building Intelligence
Session 3C
Big Data Analytics
Session 4C
Alternative &
Renewable Energy
Chair: Graham Parker, C.E.M., B.E.S.A., Senior Staff
Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
2:00 - 2:30PM
Building an Energy Dashboard that Helps
People Drive Their Buildings
Joshua Morejohn, Energy Manager, University of
California
Chair: Bill Younger, C.E.M., Vice President,
Integrity Energy Services
2:00 - 2:30PM
Practical Applications of Buildings Analytics
Mike Dean, President/Co-Owner, Integrity
Energy Services
Chair: Cynthia Putnam, Principal, Putnam
Price Group
2:00 - 2:30PM
Urban Smart Comes to Bellevue
Emma Johnson, Resource Conservation Manager,
City of Bellevue
2:30 - 3:00PM
Pay as You Go - A New Utility
Incentive Structure
George Pohndorf, Senior Manager, Energy Services,
Snohomish County PUD
3:00 - 3:30PM
Tuning Up Seattle Building
Christie Baumel, Climate & Energy Advisor, City
of Seattle Office of Sustainability & Environment
and Jessica Raker, Supervising Engineer, Building
Performance Team, Puget Sound Energy
3:30 - 4:00PM
A Portfolio Approach to Energy Efficiency
Dan McConnon, Department of Enterprise Services
2:30 - 3:00PM
Educating your HVAC System: Using Artificial
Intelligence to Optimize Campus Energy Usage
Michael Nark, CEO, BuildingIQ
3:00 - 3:30PM
The Continuum of Smart Building Practices
Duane Lewellen, C.E.M., LEED AP, Owner, Lewellen
Associates, LLC
3:30 - 4:00PM
Journey of a City: Bellingham, Learn How an
Eco-minded City Installed Networked LED
Lighting Incorporating Intelligent Controls to
Save Energy, Money and Improve Safety
Rita Renner, Director, Global Marketing,
Echelon Corporation
2:30 - 3:00PM
How Advanced Analytics is Scaling
Commercial Efficiency at Puget Sound Energy
Andreas Winardi, C.E.M., C.S.D.P., C.R.M., C.E.A.,
Senior Energy Management Engineer, Puget
Sound Energy and Shobin Uralil, Vice President of
Operations, Retroficiency
3:00 - 3:30PM
Federal Sector Metering & Energy
Data Management
Kim M. Fowler, Engineer, Pacific Northwest
National Laboratory
Chair: Suzanne DuRard, Community Solar
Program Manager, Seattle City Light
2:00 - 2:30PM
Energize Local Communities for
Significant Green House Gas
Emissions Reduction
Arun Jhaveri, Ph.D., C.S.D.P., Senior Energy
Advisor, Arun Jhaveri & Associates
2:30 - 3:00PM
Renewable Energy Production from
Anaerobic Digestion
Kyle Juergens, Director of Operations and
Administration, Regenis
3:00 - 3:30PM
Solarize Seattle
Jill Eikenhorst, Project Coordinator,
Northwest SEED
3:30 - 4:00PM
Community Solar: Lessons Learned
at the Seattle Aquarium
Mark Plunkett, Conservation Manager,
Seattle Aquarium
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2016Seminars
Visit www.energyevent.com/SEMINARS
In addition to the conference, AEE will present a variety of in-depth seminars and certification
programs to meet your specific training needs. (Separate seminar and certification fees apply).
Each seminar earns 0.8 CEU / 8 PDH / 1.6 AEE credits toward recertification per full day of instruction.
Fundamentals of Water Efficiency:
Strategies for Effective Water Management
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• Key Elements of Success:
Reasons for M&V
Current M&V Protocols
IPMVP
Developing an M&V Plan
Current Issues in M&V
Baseline Adjustments
Theory & Examples of
IPMVP Options
• Selecting Options: Which One
is Best Suited for My Project?
• Adherence with IPMVP
Instructor: STEVE KROMER, P.E., is an energy efficiency consultant
May 23-24, 2016 / A two-day seminar
Earns 1.6 CEU / 16 PDH / 3.2 AEE Credits toward Re-certification
Seminar Outline: This comprehensive two-day instructional program
is designed to help educate those who have responsibilities in the
sustainable or utility efficiency field on best practices for maximizing
results and understanding water efficiency basics. Attendees will learn
technical and organizational strategies, including conducting a water
efficiency site assessment, water billing, relevant terminology, federal,
state and municipal mandates and policies, and water measurement
and verification, along with water supply options and water balancing
development.
• Introduction
• Laundry Equipment
• Terms
• Irrigation
• Policy & Standards
• Pools
• Utility Analysis &
• HVAC & Mechanical Equipment
Benchmarking
• Softening & Filtration Systems
• Facility Auditing
• Sterilization, Medical & Lab
Equipment
• Metering
• M&V Overview
• Water Supply Options /
Sources
• Domestic Plumbing
• Kitchen Equipment
• Storm Water Management
Instructor: FRANCIS WHEELER brings over 15 years of progressive water
efficiency and conservation business management experience in all
facets from advanced design through construction and measurement
and verification.
CWEP Exam: Administered following seminar instruction, separate fees apply. For information
on obtaining your CWEP application form, or for further information on the CWEP program,
visit www.aeecenter.org/certification/CWEP.
Fundamentals of Measurement &
Verification: Applying the IPMVP
(prep: CMVP Certification)
focusing on energy savings verification (program evaluation and M&V)
and energy efficiency data management systems. He is treasurer of
the Efficiency Valuation Organization (EVO) and current chair of the
CMVP certification board. Formerly a senior engineer at the Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory (where he is presently a guest researcher)
and a director at Enron Energy Services, Mr. Kromer currently consults
internationally on M&V implementation and training.
CMVP Exam: Administered following seminar instruction, separate fees apply. For information
on obtaining your CMVP application form, or for further information on the CMVP program, visit
www.aeecenter.org/certification/CMVP.
Fundamentals of Energy Auditing
(prep: CEA Certification)
May 23-25, 2016 / A three-day seminar
Earns 2.4 CEU / 24 PDH / 4.8 AEE Credits toward Re-certification
Seminar Outline: This focused, fast-paced 3-day instructional program is
designed both to expand your knowledge in the energy auditing field,
and to serve as a preparatory vehicle for the examination required to
achieve AEE’s Certified Energy Auditor (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.
• Building Envelope
• Heat Pumps
• Lighting Systems
• Ventilation Systems
• Air Conditioning Systems
• Domestic Hot Water Systems
• Heating Systems
• Water Conservation & Audits
• Motors and Drives
• Utility Analysis
Instructor: TERRY NIEHUS, P.E., C.E.M., is the founder of Lakeshore
Consulting, a firm specializing in technical training and energy auditing.
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Certified Measurement &
Verfification Professional
May
23-25, 2016 / A two-and-a-half day seminar
Earns 2.0 CEU / 20 PDH / 4.0 AEE Credits toward Re-certification
Seminar Outline: This seminar will examine current best practices for
determining and documenting savings, specifically reviewing the current
edition of the International Performance Measurement & Verification
Protocol (IPMVP). Attendees will learn the process of designing a proper
M&V program for their projects, including cost/accuracy tradeoffs,
baseline adjustments, interactive effects, types of savings, maintaining
transparency, and analysis methods. This training course is designed to
provide a useful preparatory vehicle for those seeking to achieve the
status of Certified Measurement and Verification Professional (CMVP).
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CEA Exam: Administered following seminar instruction, separate fees apply. For information
on obtaining your CEA application form, or for further information on the CEA program, visit
www.aeecenter.org/certification/CEA.
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Fundamentals of Renewable Energy:
Technologies, Applications, Strategies
(prep: REP Certification)
May 23-25, 2016 / A three-day seminar
Earns 2.4 CEU / 24 PDH / 4.8 AEE Credits toward Re-certification
Seminar Outline: This program provides in-depth information on
alternative energy sources, application technologies, renewable
energy project goal setting and implementation strategies. Topics
include wind power systems, solar thermal heating and photovoltaic
generation, geothermal heating and electrical production, bio-fuels,
waste-to-energy systems, energy storage, fuel cells, and hydroelectric
power. Financing options and incentives are also considered. For those
wishing to qualify for the REP certification, the REP examination will be
administered on the morning of the day following the seminar to prequalified applicants.
• Introduction to
• Hybrid Alternative
• Environmental Impacts -
• Creative Energy
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a Driver for Using
Alternative Energy
Alternative Energy &
Carbon Reduction
Solar Energy, Wind
Energy, Hydropower
& Geothermal Energy
Waste-to-Energy Systems
Fuel Cells - An Example of
Hydrogen Applications
Introduction to “Power Quality”
Repetitive Power System Interactions
Power Conditioning Technologies
Electrical Monitoring Objectives (IEEC #1159)
Grounding & Bonding For Electrical Noise Control
Lightning & Switching Surge Fundamentals
Harmonic Interference on the Power System
Facility System Case Studies
Equipment Design & Specification Recommendations
Instructor: JOHN WAGGONER currently serves as director of power
Renewable Energy
Professional
Alternative Energy
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Energy Systems
Storage Applications
• Alternative Energy
Strategies for Buildings
• Transportation Systems
• Governmental Alternative
Energy Programs
• Financial Approaches
& Incentives for
Alternative Energy
• The Future of
Alternative Energy
Instructors: STEPHEN A. ROOSA, Ph.D., an internationally recognized
expert in energy management and urban sustainability, brings to this
program over 30 years’ experience in commercial energy management
and performance contracting. FRED HAUBER is an electrical engineer,
lighting system designer and solar integrator with over 35 years field
experience.
REP Exam: Administered following seminar instruction, separate fees apply. For information
on obtaining your REP application form, or for further information on the REP program, visit
www.aeecenter.org/certification/REP.
Fundamentals of Power Quality
(prep: CPQ Certification)
Certified Power Quality Professional
May 23-25, 2016 / A two and-a-half day seminar
Earns 2.0 CEU / 20 PDH / 4.0 AEE Credits toward Re-certification
Seminar Outline: This comprehensive program is structured to
provide the specific training and background information needed by
professionals preparing to sit for the Certified Power Quality (CPQ)
examination. Among the topics covered during the three-day seminar
are powering, grounding and protection solutions for sensitive
electronic process and control equipment, how to review plans and
specifications for power quality impact on operations, and the direct
application of recommended practices found in new consensus IEEE
standards.
quality programs for TEGG Corporation, a firm specializing in providing
electrical preventive maintenance and power quality services to
electrical contractors.
Fundamentals of Building Commissioning
(prep: CBCP Certification)
Certified Building Commissioning Professional
May 23-26, 2016 / A four-day seminar
Earns 2.8 CEU / 28 PDH / 5.6 AEE Credits toward Re-certification
Seminar Outline: Commissioning is the process of ensuring that building
systems are designed, installed, functionally tested, and capable of being
operated and maintained according to the owner’s operational 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 commissioning, retro
and recommissioning of existing buildings, system by system commissioning
requirements, TAB and verification procedures, the LEED rating system, building
code issues, and commissioning tools and technologies. The CBCP exam will be
administered at the close of instruction on day four of each seminar.
Part 1: Introduction to Building Commissioning
• What is Building Commissioning?
• Why We Need Commissioning
• Typical Project Schedule – Commissioning Perspective
• The Project Team
Part 2: New Building Commissioning
• Concept / Programming Phase Objectives
• Design Phase Objectives
• Construction Phase Objectives
• Acceptance Plan Objectives
Part 3: Retro-Commissioning (Includes Recommissioning)
• Concept/Programming Phase Objectives
• Investigation Phase Objectives
• Project Turnover Objectives: Final Report
Part 4: Total Building Commissioning
• Building Envelope
• Electrical Systems
• Site & Landscape Systems
• Other Systems
Part 5: Additional Topics
• USGBC & the LEED Rating System
• Commissioning Guidelines
• Commissioning & the Federal Government
• Commissioning Tools & Technologies
Instructor: Jerry Culbert, C.E.M., C.B.C.P., CSM is founding partner
of ARS & Associates, LLC, a commissioning and safety management
consulting firm specializing in steam, chilled water, and electric
generating plants. He brings to this program several decades of
experience with power plant system start-up, commissioning, and
long-term operations.
CBCP Exam: For information on obtaining your CBCP application form, or for further information on
the CBCP program, visit www.aeecenter.org/certification/CBCP.
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2016 Special EVENTS
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ree SPECIAL EVENTS
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Pacific Northwest Green Showcase, copresented by the U.S. EPA’s ENERGY STAR, will
also be a prominent part of the event for 2016.
Here you can examine firsthand the latest
green, sustainable and environmentally friendly energy
technologies now available for both new design and
retrofit projects.
WEDNESDAY EVENTS
EMC Opening Night
Networking Reception
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and hear case studies, applications, retrofit success
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THURSDAY, May 26th
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Energy Policy: Opportunities
& Challenges – A program for
women professionals and
women-owned companies
Clean energy. Energy efficiency.
Competition for customers.
Reliability and distributed
generation. These are just some
of the issues facing the energy
industry. Join us as Puget Sound
Energy’s President & CEO, Kimberly
Harris, shares her thoughts on our
energy future.
Our Energy Future
Featured Speaker
KIMBERLY HARRIS
President & CEO,
Puget Sound Energy
AEE Pacific Northwest Chapter Luncheon
THURSDAY, May 26th • 12:00PM
Carbon Washington:
Our Energy Future
A Revenue-Neutral Carbon
Tax Campaign
Join the AEE Northwest Chapter
for a luncheon and presentation.
At this luncheon you will be able
to network with qualified energy
Featured Speaker
practitioners and learn about
YORAM BAUMAN
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sustainable energy and best
Carbon Washington
energy practices.
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Wireless Controls
Best Practices for Outdoor
Lighting Control Systems:
Wired vs. Wireless
Motor Monitoring &
Analysis System
Biologically Effective Lighting
+ Sports Lighting
The Paradigm Shift in Building
Energy Management-Using
Fault Detection & Diagnostics
to Uncover Hidden Savings
Using Plug Load Audits to
Refine Energy Management
Strategies & Identify
Space Usage
Slash Costs with New Hybrid
Rooftop Ventilators
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Next Generation Lighting
Creating New Business
Energy & Labor Optimization
through Plug & Play Automated
Continuous Commissioning
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solutions to customers including financial incentives or
rebates and technical assistance for implementing energy
saving technologies and practices.
Bronze Sponsor
Tacoma Power serves more than 160,000 customers in
Tacoma, University Place, Fircrest, Fife, Lakewood, Federal
Way, Steilacoom, Joint Base Lewis-McChord and other
areas of Pierce County. Tacoma Power’s conservation
programs delivered 70 average megawatts of savings
since 1990. These savings reduce customers’ bills,
help keep electric costs as low as possible and delay
acquisition of new and expensive generation resources.
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ABOUT PUGET SOUND ENERGY...
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) is proud to serve our neighbors and communities
in 10 Washington counties. We’re the state’s largest utility, supporting 1.1
million electric customers and more than 800,000 natural gas customers
with a focus on safe, reliable, affordable energy service, and a continuing
commitment to great customer service.
At PSE, we also take great pride in our energy efficiency programs. Our
Business Energy Management team works with a variety of companies to
lower their energy bills with low-cost and no-cost upgrades. Plus, we offer
incentives that can cover some or all of the capital
costs of bigger projects, including areas such as
lighting retrofits, installation of new HVAC systems
and even the upgrading of commercial kitchen
equipment. More details at pse.com/mybusiness.
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EXPLORE THE EXPO TO SEE THE LATEST PRODUCTS & SERVICES
ABB LIGHTING
BOSCH
ACCUENERGY
CONTINENTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
BRACTLET
COPPER DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, INC.
Association of Energy Engineers
AEE
BUILDING INTELLECT, LLC
ACR SYSTEMS INC.
COPPERTREE ANALYTICS
DEFENDER DETECTORS
BUILDINGIQ
AE LIGHT
AEROSEAL
AIR MONITOR
BUILDPULSE
DELTA CONNECTS
BUSINESS ENERGY MAGAZINE
DENT INSTRUMENTS
CLEAN AIR SOLUTIONS
CAMFIL
DIFFERENTIAL ENERGY GLOBAL, LTD.
AIRIUS, LLC
CARLISLE CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
ECHELON CORPORATION
AMERESCO
CASCADE ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC.
ECHO FLEX SOLUTIONS
AMERICAN POWER SOLUTIONS
ELECTRIC, INC.
ENERGY SERVICES CONTRACTOR
CHRISTENSON ELECTRIC, INC.
EDMONDS
CLEAN TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCE
EEMAX
APPLIED POWER TECHNOLOGIES
AURA LIGHT
EIKO GLOBAL, LLC
BENJAMIN ELECTRIC COMPANY
CLEAN TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS
ELB ELECTRONICS
BES-TECH
CONNECT-AIR, GENUINE CABLE GROUP
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GREAT PLAINS INDUSTRIES
JOHANSEN MECHANICAL, INC.
ELECTRIC LEAGUE OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Electro Industries/GaugeTech
The Leader In Power Monitoring and Smart Grid Solutions
ELECTRO INDUSTRIES / GAUGE TECH
KING ELECTRIC MFG CO.
HAYS FLUID CONTROLS
TM
Manufactured by Energy Saving Products Ltd.
ELSTER SOLUTIONS
HI-VELOCITY SYSTEMS
LUNERA LIGHTING
EMERSON INDUSTRIAL
AUTOMATION USA, INC.
HONEYWELL
MAGNELAB, INC.
HOTSTART
MARTIN ENERGY GROUP
ENERGETIC LIGHTING
HUBBELL LIGHTING, INC.
MAXLITE
ENERIDGE
HUDSON TECHNOLOGIES
MIRATRON
ESL POWER SYSTEMS
HYLITE LED LIGHTING
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC COOLING & HEATING
ESL VISION
ESPEN TECHNOLOGY, INC.
IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC.
INTEGRITY ENERGY SERVICES
MIURA AMERICA CO. LTD
MULTISTACK
EVERLAST LIGHTING
evluma
INTELLIGENT SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS, LLC
NORTH COAST ELECTRIC COMPANY
the evolution of illumination
EVLUMA LED LIGHTING
INTERIOR TECHNOLOGY, INC.
NORTHWEST ENERGY EFFICIENCY
COUNCIL – BRONZE SPONSOR
FIVE STAR MECHANICAL
FLOW CONTROL INDUSTRIES, INC.
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IR-TEC AMERICA, INC.
JISHAN USA, INC.
NORTHWEST WATER &
ENERGY EDUCATION INSTITUTE
OHYAMA LIGHTS
UNIVERSAL LIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES
SAGE METERING, INC.
ONICON INCORPORATED
OPTERGY
SEATTLE CITY LIGHT – PLATINUM SPONSOR
UNIVERSITY MECHANICAL
CONTRACTORS, INC.
VAISALA, INC.
OSRAM SYLVANIA, INC.
SHANNON ENTERPRISES OF WNY, INC.
VERDIEM, AN APTEAN COMPANY
PACIFIC POWER GROUP
SLATERCOM LIGHTING SOLUTIONS
TM
VERIS INDUSTRIES
PLANLED, INC.
SLIM JIM / GEO LAKE PLATE,
DISTRIBUTED BY AWEB SUPPLY
VIESSMANN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
PLASTIC SYSTEMS / PSI HEATING
VIRIBRIGHT
SNOHOMISH COUNTY PUD – SILVER SPONSOR
PLC MULTIPOINT, INC.
VISIONAIRE LIGHTING
SOCOMEC
PLUGAUDIT LLC
POWERSTAR
SOLATUBE
WATTS RADIANT
STERIL-AIRE
WCR INCORPORATED
ZOO FANS
PSE – SHOW HOST
TACOMA POWER – BRONZE SPONSOR
Exhibit List as of 2/29/16
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REXEL ENERGY SOLUTIONS
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