Energy Efficiency Forum North America

At the 23rd Annual Energy Efficiency Forum, we will examine how advanced efficiency technologies, smart energy policies and consumer education can be integrated today to enhance energy security, improve global competitiveness and accelerate economic growth.

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Energy efficiency key facts

  1. U.S. demand for all types of energy is expected to increase by 31% within 25 years; U.S. electricity demand will grow by at least 40% by 2032. (2012 DOE)
  2. The energy needed to support just one office worker for a day produces twice as much greenhouse gas emissions as that person's drive to work. (2012 DOE)
  3. The total market for energy efficiency in buildings will reach $103.5 billion by 2017, an increase of more than 50% from the 2011 market value of $67.9 billion. (2011 Pike Research)
  4. Seven in 10 global executives say energy management is extremely or very important to their organizations. (2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator)
  5. The biggest drivers for energy efficiency are cost, government/utility incentives and enhanced public image. (2011 Energy Efficiency Indicator)

Charlie Cook

Political pundit Charlie Cook will deliver an informative and entertaining update on the 2012 elections to Awards Ceremony / Reception attendees from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m. on Wednesday evening, June 13.

Once described as "the man who knows more about everything political than anyone else" and "the Picasso of election analysis," Cook is editor and publisher of The Cook Political Report, as well as a political analyst for the National Journal Group and NBC News. He is an immensely popular speaker, using his encyclopedic knowledge, memorable stories, and quick wit to give audiences concrete information and meaningful insights into the day's political battles.

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