The Energy Event - key diary date for 2008

The Energy Event will take place on the 10-11 September 2008 at The National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham.

The Energy Event is the UK's only annual exhibition and conference to focus solely on energy procurement, management and efficiency, including water efficiency.

Total Gas and Power is the official sponsor for this year's event with other sponsors including: EDF Energy, Encore International, Llumarlite, Shell Gas Direct and The Utilities Exchange.

The event this year will once again be carbon neutral with Carbon Clear acting as the event's carbon offsetting partner.

Key to the success of The Energy Event is the seminar and conference programme.

Hosting conferences and seminars in 2008 will be ESTA (Energy Services and Technology Association), MEUC (Major Energy Users Council), Envirowise, CIBSE (Chartered Institute of Building Service Engineers), BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) and Energy Information Centre (EIC).

To view the full programme and sign up for sessions visit the website.

Over the two days of the event, ESTA will be running seminars about how companies can save energy and operating costs by applying energy management to their buildings and processes while MEUC will be looking at gas and power buying and how this can be done wisely.

EIC will be hosting an energy purchasing and market fundamentals seminar for major energy users on both days of and experts from EIC will be offering advice on purchasing strategies to manage market exposure via flexible supply contracts.

Envirowise will be considering the important topic of water efficiency while CIBSE will be holding a useful seminar about the role of building services, such as heating, air-conditioning, lighting, communication systems, security systems etc, in the energy matrix.

Headlining the conference programme will be the Energy Insight Conference, which is aimed at directors and senior management and will be primarily focusing on energy procurement, as well as touching on energy management.

Those interested in attending are advised to register early as, while there is no cost to attend, places are limited and much sought after.

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