EE Noon: Where are They Now? A Review of Energy Efficiency Policies in 2011 and the Prospects for 2012

From PACE Assessment Protection to the E-Know Act to the Shaheen-Portman bill, energy efficiency legislation has crossed the halls of Congress many times this year. Where do these bills, and others, currently stand? And, what are the hopes for passage of energy efficiency legislation in the upcoming 2012 election year?

Join the Alliance to Save Energy on Wednesday, December 14 at noon as our Director of Government Affairs, Robert Mosher, and Director of Policy & Research, Lowell Ungar, answer these questions and lead a candid conversation that should not be missed. 

Wednesday, December 14, 2011
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Alliance to Save Energy Headquarters
1850 M St. NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC 20036

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*Please register by December 12, as space is limited. Additionally, due to the increasing popularity of these events, remote participation is limited to Alliance Associate members, government and non-profit participants. 

Additional Opportunities from the Alliance

If you enjoy this event, don't miss these EE Global Forum panels for more thought-provoking energy efficiency policy conversations:

·         Small Steps to a Smaller Footprint: How are mayors overcoming financial, political and technological barriers to improve the efficiency of their cities and getting their citizens to buy in?

·         Help or Hindrance: Can EE Flourish Absent Government Intervention? Is the business case for investing in energy efficiency enough to motivate change or do governments need to intervene?

·         Big Steps to a Smaller Footprint: Tackling EE Policy on a Global Scale: Can international organizations overcome geo-political barriers to influence energy efficiency?

Continue to check ase.org/events for additional events and opportunities from the Alliance.