CEE's Fifth Annual Industry Partners Meeting October 15-16, 2008

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Other CEE meetings Tuesday · Wednesday · Thursday TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 Energy Management Workshop Exploring Energy Management Program Approaches Ted Jones, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Practical Energy Management (PEM) in Wisconsin Craig Schepp, Focus on Energy John Nicol, Focus on Energy Preston Schutt, PSC of WI Industrial Energy Efficiency Program Overview Liliana Urmuzache, Ontario Power Authority Data Centers Workshop Informing Comprehensive Program Planning & Implementation Jason Erwin, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Data Center Energy: Going Forward Jon Haas, Intel Corporation Program Development Process Anne Kraft, Xcel Energy Solid State Lighting Workshop Technology Overview Rebecca Foster, Consortium for Energy Efficiency SSL Product Performance: DOE’s CALiPER Program and SSL Quality Advocates Marc Ledbetter, U.S. Department of Energy SSL Market - A Residential Manufacturer’s Perspective Paul Vrabel, Sea Gull Lighting SSL – A Residential Fixture Manufacturer Perspective Craig Wright, Progress Lighting Breakthrough in Office Lighting Scott Raymond, Finelite Changing the Way the World Sees Lighting Craig Lofton, CREE SSL – Incorporating a Revolutionary Technology into Programs Daryl DeJean, Pacific Gas & Electric SSL – An Efficiency Program Perspective Liesel Whitney-Schulte, Wisconsin Focus on Energy WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15 GENERAL SESSION The Consortium for Energy Efficiency: The Organization Where US & Canadian Efficiency Programs Come to Work Together Marc Hoffman, Consortium for Energy Efficiency The State of the Energy Efficiency Program Industry: Results of CEE Annual Budgets and Impacts Research, Hot Off the Press Findings for U.S. Electric and Gas Programs Bruce Johnson, National Grid USA Canada’s Energy Efficiency and Load Management Program Budget Data and Regulatory Trends Johanna Lucas, Union Gas Limited Utility Industry Forum: The Emergence of Energy Efficiency as a Core to Success Critical Role of Energy Efficiency in the Power Sector Lisa Wood, Institute for Electric Efficiency Energy Efficiency: Core to the Continued Success of Natural Gas Utilities? Paula Gant, American Gas Association Industry Sponsored Efforts to Reduce Energy Consumption and Address Climate Change ALA Binational Advertising & PR Program Larry Lauck, American Lighting Association Energy Saving Opportunities in the Residential Sector – Addressing the Installed Base of Central Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps Karim Amrane, Air-Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Institute AHRI 2 Degree Pledge Francis Dietz, Air-Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Institute Industry Sponsored Efforts to Reduce Energy Consumption and Address Climate Change Stephen Gold, National Electrical Manufacturers Association The ENERGY STAR® Program Positioning for the Future Maria Vargas, U.S. EPA BREAKOUT SESSIONS The Office: From Components to Systems, Day 1 Office Efficiency Programs: Past, Present, and Future Visions Jason Erwin, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Office Efficiency Programs: The Past to the Present Fred Gordon, Energy Trust of Oregon The Future of Office Efficiency Programs Doug Avery, Southern California Edison Industry Integration Trends for the Future Joe Howley, National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) Industry Integration Trends for the future Office Building Richard Lord, Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute Drake Erbe, Mechanical Subcommittee, ASHRAE Industry Integration Trends for the Future Ron Zimmer, Continental Automated Buildings Association Existing Homes Pursuing Comprehensive Efficiency Gains: Understanding Current Efforts Rebecca Foster, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Water and Wastewater Targeting Energy Savings in Water and Wastewater Joe Cantwell, SAIC/Wisconsin Focus on Energy Tilting towards Energy Efficiency Jeff Peters, CDM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 GENERAL SESSION Accounting for Carbon: A Review of Leading Models and Implications for Efficiency Jim McMahon, Department Head, Energy Analysis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Emerging Electric and Gas Technologies Emerging Energy-Efficient Technologies Omar Siddiqui, Program Manager, Energy Efficiency, Electric Power Research Institute Natural Gas Energy Efficient Technology Developments Jack Lewnard, Gas Technology Institute The Utility Perspective Derek Buchler, Bay State Gas Company BREAKOUT SESSIONS The Office: From Components to Systems, Day 2 Leveraging the CEE Process Kate Baldacci, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Industrial Motors & Motor Systems What’s Next for Efficiency Programs? Extending our Partnership to Capture Additional Savings Kellem Emanuele, Consortium for Energy Efficiency The BPA Industrial Motors Program Erin Hope, Bonneville Power Administration BC Hydro’s Motor Management Program: Leveraging Green Motor Incentives Bill Atamanchuk, BCHydro Motor System Optimization Opportunity Analysis John Malinowski, Baldor Electric Company Early Retire/Replace Opportunity Analysis Rob Boteler, Emerson Motors Consumer Electronics Getting to Know the Energy Efficiency Program Industry Margie Lynch, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Energy Efficient Electronics Research Findings & Positioning Tim Michel, Pacific Gas & Electric Getting to Know the Consumer Electronics Industry Mark Sharp, Panasonic Natural Gas Water Heaters Updates for 2009: Water Heater Program Developments Kara Rodgers, Consortium for Energy Efficiency ENERGY STAR Residential Water Heater Program Bryan Berringer, U.S. Department of Energy Out of the Factory, onto the Truck, and into the House: Addressing the Barriers in the Water Heating Supply Chain Kara Rodgers, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Back to top