2013 GLOBALCON Conference & Expo Brochure

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Bronze Sponsor

Presented By Hosted by

Platinum Sponsor Silver Sponsor

$200 DISCOUNTo the regular conerence rate o $895with this brochure or register online at:

www.GLOBALCONevent.com

Enter Code: GC2013 at checoutEarly discount valid or new conerence registrations only. AEE

membership, seminars, and exhibit ees are excluded. This oer may not

be combined with any other oers.

Discount deadline is February 22, 2013.


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AEE will present a variety o indepth seminars and certifcation programs to meet yourspecifc training needs separate seminar ee and certifcation ee applies.Visit www.GLOBALCONevent.com and clic on Seminars or more details.

March 45, 2013

Basics o Distributed Generation and Onsite CHP (DGCP prep)

Lighting Skills Update or Energy Proessionals

March 46, 2013

Fundamentals o Building Commissioning (CBCP prep)

Fundamentals o Buying & Selling Energy (CEP prep)

Fundamentals o Carbon Reduction, GHG Management & Reporting (CRM prep)

Fundamentals o Measurement & Verication or Energy Managers & Emission Traders:Applying the IPMVP (CMVP prep)

Certied GeoExchange Designer Course (CGD prep)Register online only at www.aeecenter.org/GC/CGDseminar

March 47, 2013

Advanced Energy Auditing (Masters Level CEA prep)

CONFERENCEOPENING SESSIONStrategic Energy Directions | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6TH / 9:15-11:00AM

SEMINARS

9:20-9:45AMWELCOME FROM PHILADELPHIAGAS WORkSCraig White, President, Chie Operating

Ocer, Philadelphia Gas Works

10:10-10:35AM

THE PENNSYLVANIAMARCELLUS SHALE:LEADING THE WAY IN CLEAN,ABUNDANT NATURAL GASKathryn Z. Klaber, President,

Marcellus Shale Coalition

9:45-10:10AMENERGY POLICY MOVING FORWARD:

FUTURE OUTLOOk SINCE 2012ELECTIONFloyd DesChamps, Senior Vice President,

Policy & Research, Alliance to Save Energy

10:35-11:00AMTRENDS IN THE ELECTRICINDUSTRY (INVITED)

Jim Burpee, President & ChieExecutive Ocer, CanadianElectricity Association

9:15-9:20AMWELCOME FROM AEE

Albert Thumann, P.E., C.E.M.,Executive Director, Association oEnergy Engineers


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THURSDAY EVENTSEnergy Policy: Opportunitiesand Challenges - A program or women proessionawomenowned companies

THURSDAY, March 7 / 7:30 - 9:0Join us or a FREE breakast at

GLOBALCON presenting casestudies o successul women-obusinesses, as well as discussinunique barriers and opportunit

these rms encounter in the marketplace. The meeting is presenby the Council on Women in Energy and Environmental Leaders(CWEEL). CWEEL was ounded by Laurie Wiegand-Jackson, Presio North America Power Partners and is co-directed by MaryAnnLauderdale, Senior Consultant at Lime Energy. This group wasorganized to develop a prominent voice or women in the indusFor inormation about CWEEL, visit www.aeecenter.org/CWEEL or please contact RuthWhitlock, Executive Administrator at AEE. Shecan be reached at [email protected].

CWEEL ReceptionTHURSDAY, March 7 / 4:00 - 6:00PMCWEEL invites you to attend a cocktail reception to relax andnetwork with your colleagues. Attendance is ree to CWEEL mem

Nonmembers may join CWEEL at the door or $30(must be AEE

members) or attend the reception as a guest or $30.

AEE Chapter LuncheonTHURSDAY, March 7 / 11:30AMJoin us or a luncheon, chapter meeting andpresentation. Registration is included or all paidconerence attendees and is $20 or all others.

Find out more details or register at www.aeecenter.org/GCChap

FREE SPECIAL EVENTSVisit this popular addition athe GLOBALCON

2013 expo...LOBALCONs Northeast Green

howcase, co-presented by the.S. EPAs ENERGY STAR, will alsoe a prominent part o the event

or 2013. Here you can examinehe latest green, sustainable andnvironmentally riendly energy technologiesow available or bothew design and retrotrojects.

Exhibit HallWorkshop Presentations

Popularexhibit hallworkshopshave beendesigned to

enhance yourarning and allow or an interactive experienceor all expo attendees and presenters. Expo-nly visitors, conerence attendees, seminarelegates, and any other visitors to the showoor can participate in these sessions or FREE.ee products and services available whileearing case studies, applications, retrotuccess stories, and innovative strategiesor reducing costs. An updated listing oLOBALCON workshops can be ound at www.LOBALCONevent.com

WEDNESDAY EVENTSNew Technologies BreakfastWEDNESDAY, March 6 / 8:00 - 9:00AM Leviton ManuacturingCo. is pleased tosponsor the New

TechnologiesBreakast, a concise and inormative orum orGLOBALCON attendees to preview the new andinnovative products and services on display atthe expo. Exhibitors will present 5- to 8- minutepresentations on their newest technologies,enabling attendees to quickly map out theirtime at the show and get a rapid survey owhats new. This is a must-attend event or

anyoneresponsibleor providingtrip reports ortechnologysummaries ortheir employer.

Leviton oers the broadest array o lightingenergy management solutions andtechnological advancements, which are thecornerstones to its 100-year history o successin the industry. Be sure to put this event onyour schedule and sign up on the registrationorm. For inormation on speaking at thisbreakast event, contact Jacqueline Fraga byemailing her at [email protected] orcall (770) 279-4390.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Sponsored by:

GLOBALCON EXPO-MAKE PLANS TO PARTICIPATE

Recs Northeast Green Cosponsor

AEE THANKS:

Lanyard Sponsor: Bag Sponsor:


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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6 / 10AM - 4PM & THURSDAY, MARCH 7 / 10AM - 2PM / HALL E - ENTER AT ARCH AND BROAD STREET

FREE EXPO ADMISSIONwww.GLOBALCONevent.comPennsylvania Convention Center Hall ETo Register or the Expo Only please visit: www.aeecenter.org/GLOBALCONExpo

EXPOSITION

INFORMATION ON EXHIBITING AT GLOBALCONContact Inormation: Ashley Clark, GLOBALCON Exhibit Manager at

(770) 279-4392 or [email protected] or visit

www.aeecenter.org/GLOBALCON

GLOBALCON Exhibitors as o 11/13/12

Acuity BrandsAdvantix Systems

Airius

AmbiRad

Amerex Energy Services

American Plant Maintenance, Inc.

Armstrong Filtration

Association or Facility Engineers

Association o Energy Engineers

ATAS International

Auburn Manuacturing

Baltimore Aircoil

Benjamin Electric CoBirdsall Services Group (BSG)

BritePointe

Calmac

Capstone Turbine

Commissioning Agents, Inc.

Concord Engineering

Constellation, an Exelon Company

Continental Control Systems, LLC

Copper Development Association

Coward Environmental Systems

Customized Energy Solutions

Cypress Envirosystems

DEKRA

Delta Cooling Towers

DENT Instruments

Diesel & Gas Turbine Worldwide

DN Tanks

Dome-Tech, Inc.

Dresser-Rand

Dwyer Instruments, Inc.

E-Finity DG

ElectraLED, Inc.

Electro Industries / Gauge Tech

Elliott-Lewis Corporation

EMCOR Fluidics

EMCOR Services

E-MON

Eneractive Solutions

Energenic

Environmental Service Concepts (ESC)

e-Sight

European Patent OceEverlast Lighting

FAFCO Thermal Storage Systems, Inc.

FLEXIM AMERICAS Corporation

GDF Suez Energy Resources N.A.

GE / Jenbacher

General Aire

Global Energy Services

H.O. Trerice Co.

HESS Corporation

Honeywell Building Solutions

Hubbell Building Automation, Inc.

Hudson EnergyHutchinson Mechanical

ICETEC Energy Services

Illios Dynamics

Ives Equipment Company

Kaeser Compressors, Inc.

KEYTEX Energy

KIC Government Services

Krat Power

Lamar Lighting

LEM

Leviton Manuacturing Co.

Liberty Power Corp.lightapp technologies

Lutron Electronics

M&E Engineers, Inc.

MetroTek Electrical Services

Mitsubishi Electric HVAC

Monsen Engineering Co.

NADCA

National Association o Power

Engineers (NAPE)

Nedap Light Controls/Luxon

NegaWatt Business Solutions

New Jersey Education Partnership or

Sustainability

New Jerseys Clean Energy Program -

NJ SmartStart Buildings

NextEnergy USA

NJIT The Center or Building

Knowledge

North America Power Partners (NAPP)

Northeast Energy SystemsOnicon Incorporated

Penn Power Systems

Pfster Energy, Inc.

Philadelphia Gas Wors PGW HOST

PPL Energy Plus

P-Plus LED Lighting

Ransome Engine/Caterpillar

Regency Lighting

Reliant Energy

Satco Products, Inc.

Satec, Inc.Schwank USA, Inc.

Sensor Switch

Sentry Switch

Siemens

Solaire Generation

Sprague Operating Resources, LLC

Sunrise Technologies

Sunwize

Sustainable Energy Fund

Synergy Electrical Sales, Inc.

TE Connectivity

Tecogentequipment

TerraLUX

Tri-State Light and Energy, Inc.

UGI Energy Services

UGI Perormance Solutions

Universal Lighting Technologies

Veolia Environmental Services

Veris Industries

Walker Reid Strategies

Warren Controls

Watson McDaniel Company

Yokogawa Corporation o America

Zoo Fans

Note: Subject to change without notice.


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CONFERENCEPROGRAM

Trac 1:Policy & Trends

Trac 2:Buildings

Trac 3:Energy Management

Trac 4:Renewable Energy &

New Technologies

Wednesday, March 6

2:00-4:00PM

Wednesday, March 6

2:00-4:00PM

Wednesday, March 6

2:00-4:00PM

Wednesday, March 6

2:00-4:00PM

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

Energy Policy Update:Update Since 2012Election & Future

Outloo

Building Success StoriesNatural Gas

Technologies &Developments

Renewable EnergyUpdate

Thursday, March 79:00-11:00AM




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

Local, State & FederalInitiatives

Demand ResponseEnergy Management

Success Stories

The Future o CHP Shale Gas, Hurricanes &

Electricity

Thursday, March 7

2:00-4:00PM

Thursday, March 7

2:00-4:00PM

Thursday, March 7

2:00-4:00PM

Thursday, March 7

2:00-4:00PM

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

DeregulationBuilding Utility

Programs &

Improvements

Gas & Electric Rates &

Marets

Pragmatic, CompellingChallenges &

Case or CNG

ATTENDEESto the GLOBALCON 2013 Conerence havethe opportunity to attend a variety o session tracks covering energy

management, power, high perormance acilities, policy and trends.

Each session will have multiple speakers (please reer to

www.GLOBALCONevent.comand click on conerence program or up-

to-date speaker listing and topics covered). Your conerence registrationincludes access to a multi-track conerence program, expo admittance,

conerence attendee luncheon held on Wednesday and Thursday,

Proceedings CD as well as the opportunity to participate in business

development networking opportunities. Register now by completing

the registration orm ound on the back page.


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1 - Delegate InormationName _________________________________________________

Title __________________________________________________AEE Member No. (i 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 o registration:

1. Type o Firm/Business chec only one:WCommercialWInstitutionalWGovernmentalWConsultingWEng.WPress/Media

WIndustrialWConstructionWArchitectWUtility/EnergyWProducerWMr./Vendor WPress

2. Occupation/Title chec only one:WManagerWV.P.WPresident, CEOWOwner/DeveloperWPlant Engineer/FacilityWMgr.WEngineerWConsultantWSales/MarketingWEducator/ Researcher

5 - Seminars

March 45, 2013 Earns 1.6 CEU / 16 PDHBasics o Distributed Generation and Onsite CHP (DGCP prep)

Member/Government/Non Prot Price: $1,250.00 Non-Member Price: $1,350.00

Lighting Skills Update or Energy Proessionals

Member/Government/Non Prot Price: $1,250.00

Non-Member Price: $1,350.00

March 46, 2013 Earns 2.0 CEU / 20 PDHFundamentals o Building Commissioning (CBCP prep)


Non-Member Price: $1,450.00Fundamentals o Buying & Selling Energy (CEP prep)

Member/Government/Non Prot Price: $1,350.00 Non-Member Price: $1,450.00

Fundamentals o Carbon Reduction, GHG Management & Reporting (CRM prep)


Non-Member Price: $1,450.00Fundamentals o Measurement & Verifcation or Energy Managers & Emission Traders:

Applying the IPMVP (CMVP prep)



March 47, 2013 Earns 2.8 CEU / 28 PDHAdvanced Energy Auditing (Masters Level CEA prep)



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2 - Free Registration: EXPO ONLYW Register me or the expo only. To receive this ree registration, mail or axthis orm to arrive no later than February 22, 2013. (Savings o $40.00 at-dooradmission.) Please send Attn: Dept. EO or ax to 770 4474354.

3 - SPECIAL EVENTS

W Free New Technologies Breaast WFree CWEEL BreaastWednesday, March 6 / 8:00 - 9:00am Thursday, March 7 / 7:30 - 9:00am

WChapter Luncheon W CWEEL ReceptionThursday, March 7 / 11:30am Thursday, March 7 / 4:00 - 6:00pm

4 - Conerence / March 6-7, 2013Conerence registration entitles you to attend any o theour conerence tracks. Fee includes luncheons on March6-7, copy o proceedings and exhibit pass. (Single sessionserves as opening meeting or all conerence tracks)

Individual Fees:AEE Member/Government/Non Prot Price - $795

Non-Member Fee - $895Single Day Fee:

Speciy:____March 7 or ___March 8 - $450

Please ll in the

appropriate ee: 6 - Payment InormationTotal Conerence and Seminar Fees............................................... .......................Discount i applicable..................................................................................................

Total Enclosed.................................................... .............................. ............................. .W Company Check(payable to AEE) or

W Credit Card (circle one);

Visa MasterCard Amex

______________________________________________Card Number

_____________________Exp. Date

______________________________________________Signature

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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 (8 delegates) - $5,000White Star Leader (3 delegates) - $2,100 $ _________

GLOBALCON 2013Pennsylvania Convention Center - Hall E, 1101 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA Enter at Arch and Broad Street

Your completed registration orm, along with ull payment, should bereceived no later than February 22, 2013 to receive early registrationdiscount. Ater that date, plan to register onsite at the ConventionCenter.For questions regarding registration, call: (770) 447-5083, Extension 226.

Registration Cancellation PolicyAdjusted reund o conerence ee (less $125 service charge) will be madei AEE Registrar is notied in writing on or beore February 22, 2013.Substitutions may be made, but must be received in writing. Should aprogram be cancelled because o weather, illness, or any other reason, ouliability will be limited to the return o the registration ees.

Corporate / Government Leader Group RatesSend 3 or more delegates to the conerence and save on individual reg-istration ees and also receive recognition as a Corporate or GovernmentLeader. Your logo will appear on signage, onsite materials and the showwebsite.

Green Star Leader (25 delegates) - $10,000 Blue Star Leader (15 delegates) - $7,500 Red Star Leader (8 delegates) - $5,000 White Star Leader (3 delegates) - $2,100

For more inormation on the Corporate/Government Leader Program,please contact Bill Kent at [email protected] or (770) 447-5083 Ext. 217.

GLOBALCON 2013 Conerence, Seminars, and Exhibits Registration Form - Photo copies o this orm may be used.

Federal government employees must include DD1556 orms with registrations. For Special Early Registration Discount, your comple

registration orm MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN FEBRUARY 22, 2013. Ater that date, register onsite.

Fees below are or seminars only. Separate certifcation ee and applicationapplies i attending and taking a certifcation examination.

Free for CWEEL members,$30 for all others

Included for paid conferenceattendees, $20 all others

Philadelphia MarriottDowntownSpecial group room rates o$199 (single/double) pernight have been arrangedPhone: 877-212-5752 or506-474-2009Code: AEE GlobalconDeadline: February 13, 2013

Le Mridien PhiladelphiaSpecial group room rates o$194 (single/double) per

night have been arrangedPhone: 888-627-7031Code:AEE GlobalconDeadline: February 4, 2013

Hampton Inn City CenterPhiladelphiaSpecial group room rates o$159 (single/double) pernight have been arranged

Phone: 215-665-9100Code: AEEDeadline: February 9, 2013

Courtyard PhiladelphiaDowntownSpecial group room rates o$179 (single/double) pernight have been arrangedPhone: 877-212-5752 or506-474-2009Code:AEE GlobalconDeadline: February 10, 2013

Hotel Reservations

Preregistration - 4 Ways to Register

1. Online: www.GLOBALCONevent.com , enter GC2013 at checkout and discount will beapplied

2. Mail: ATTN: AEE Registrar, 4025 Plesantdale Road, Suite 420, Alanta, GA 30340

3. Phone: Conerence: (770) 447-5083, Ext. 226 / Seminars: (770) 925-9633

4. Fax: (770) 447-4354

Documents

2013 GLOBALCON Conference & Expo Brochure