EnergySMART 2014 Conference
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EnergySMART 2014 Conference
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EnergySMART 2014 will be held March 25-27 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The conference will include sessions and keynotes with energy experts, a comprehensive view of the energy landscape, and new opportunities for businesses to save through energy efficiency measures. Merrilee Harrigan, Senior Adviser, Education from the Alliance to Save Energy will be speaking.
EnergySMART 2014 will feature keynote speakers from Microsoft, MGM Resorts International, Harvard, and others and will cover the full spectrum of energy management strategies for commercial, institutional, and industrial customers, including demand response, energy efficiency, and energy supply management. The conference is designed for professionals who have accountability for managing energy within their organization. Sessions will be organized along three tracks: Commercial & Institutional; Industrial & Manufacturing; and EnerNOC U, focused on maximizing value for existing users of EnerNOC's products and expertise. See our agenda for more information.
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