The NEEP Annual Conference:
- Provides a regional forum to discuss the status of energy efficiency policies in the Northeast region,
- Identifies relevant policy trends and developments that affect the future role and funding of energy efficiency, and
- Facilitates partnerships and strategic alliances that support energy efficiency policy development and implementation.
2006
NEEP's 2006 Energy Efficiency Summit, Best Practices for Reliability, Affordability and Sustainability was held May 17 at the Hyatt Harborside Hotel in Boston. Visit the Summit Web site for full details.
2005
NEEP's 2005 Annual Conference, Energy Efficiency: The Action in Climate Change Action, was held May 24, 2005 at The Courtyard Marriott in Providence, Rhode Island. Topics and presentations focused on the role of energy efficiency in meeting state and regional climate change action plans and greenhouse gas initiatives. Conference proceedings and presentations are available by clicking here.
2004
In November, NEEP brought together policymakers, energy efficiency program administrators, advocates and business interests at its 2004 Annual Conference Energy Efficiency: Policy and Applied Policy. Some 120 participants helped analyze the current public policy landscape for energy efficiency and examine various strategies for applying those policies. Topics ranged from building energy codes and product standards to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative and energy modeling. Click here for conference proceedings and presentations.
2003
On November 12, 2003, NEEP hosted the 2nd Annual Northeast Energy Efficiency Summit in Providence, RI, which brought together utilities, energy efficiency program administrators, non-governmental organizations, regulators, policymakers and others to foster a dynamic dialogue and examine energy efficiency as public policy in relation to:
- Economic policy and rising energy costs
- Environmental policy and climate change action planning
- Energy reliability and system planning
Three panels of energy and environmental experts then presented their thoughts and engaged attendees on various strategies and lines of thinking to advance energy efficiency in the three policy areas. Please contact us if you would like more information about the presentations.
For more information, please contact Catherine Stanley, Public Relations Associate or Jim O'Reilly, Director of Policy, Outreach and Communications.
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