Monday, April 27 to Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Palais des Congrès de Paris
Paris, France
Why an Energy Efficiency Global Forum?
Given the Growth of World-wide Energy Demand and an
increasing focus on Global Climate Change, EE Global was
developed to:
 Demonstrate that energy efficiency is the cheapest, quickest and cleanest
resource for meeting the world’s ever-increasing demand for energy.
 Foster a more vibrant, global marketplace for energy-efficient products
and services.
 Forge strategic alliances and partnerships among international
representatives.
 Educate a wide array of consumers, public and media on the benefits
of, and need for, energy efficiency.
 Share and migrate energy-efficiency best practices across international
borders and industry sectors.
What Makes EE Global Unique?
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Organized by international leaders from five geographic world regions:
– Africa, Asia/Pacific, Europe, Latin America & North America.
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Rotates between the regions with leadership for event from “Host” Region:
– 2007 was held in North America & was led by Senator Mark Pryor & Jeff Fettig,
Chairman & CEO of Whirlpool Corporation.
– 2009 will be held in Paris, France & leaders to date include Niels B. Christiansen,
President & CEO, Danfoss; Bracken Darrell, President Whirlpool Europe & EVP,
Whirlpool Corp.; Lena Ek, MEP; Andreas Schierenbeck, CEO, Building Automation,
Siemens; Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, International Energy Agency; Claude
Turmes, MEP; and Jean-Pascal Tricoire, President and CEO, Schneider Electric.
Participation by ALL Sectors of the Economy:
– Business
Europe
– Building Sector
2009 Host
Asia /Pacific
– Transportation
Region
North America
2010 Host??
– Government
2007 Host Region
– NGOs
– Finance
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Africa
Latin
America
2010
Host??
EE Global 2007 by the Numbers
 November 11-14, 2007 at the Washington D.C. Convention Center
 848 Total Registrants representing 33 countries
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447 Registered Delegates
186 Exhibitors
160 Speakers
55 Media
 Mix of Government, Business, Non-Profits
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34% Government
35% Business
30% NGO and Trade Associations
40+ International Media
 Senior Level Delegates
– 42% Executives
– 14% Management/Supervisor
– 25% Policy/Program Manager
 79 exhibiting organizations representing
14,000 sq. ft. of booth space
 34 sponsors
2007 Evaluation Highlights
Approximately 10% of EE Global 2007 attendees submitted
conference evaluations, resulting in high marks:
 The Program rated a 4.16 out of 5
 The Exposition rated a 4.01 out of 5
 The Logistics rated a 4.54 out of 5
 97% indicated they would attend another Alliance event
2009 Date and Venue
Paris, France
Palais des Congrès de Paris
Monday, April 27 to Wednesday, April 29, 2009
2009 Leadership
 International Steering Committee (ISC)
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80 participants, European Delegation of 27 participants
Government Co-Chairs: Lena Ek, MEP; Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, IEA; Claude Turmes, MEP
Industry Co-Chairs: Niels B. Christiansen, President & CEO, Danfoss; Bracken Darrell, President,
Whirlpool Europe & EVP, Whirlpool Corporation; Andreas Schierenbeck, CEO, Building Automation,
Siemens; Jean-Pascal Tricoire, President and CEO, Schneider Electric
N. American Delegation Chair: Tom Dreessen, EPS Capital Corp.
Role: To lend cache, promote the event, and guide planning.
 International Program Committee (IPC)
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32 confirmed members
Chair: Paolo Bertoldi, Institute for Energy - Renewable Energy Unit, European Commission
Role: To develop executive dialogue session format, topics, and speakers. Also to serve as
session chairs, responsible for organizing their session.
Event Format
Exposition Hall: Business, Government and Other Exhibits from around the world
4 Plenary Sessions: Top business and environmental leaders engage with
conference attendees
24 Executive Dialogue Sessions: 90-minute concurrent sessions organized into 4
end-use tracks (Buildings, Industry & Utilities, Transportation & Urban Planning, and
Consumers & End-Use), featuring leading global voices selected by an international
committee of experts and peers
Networking Events: Many exciting events where business and pleasure are mixed
Plenary Sessions
Opening Plenary Session - Energy Efficiency Policy Strategies from Around the World
Monday, April 27th from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Confirmed Speakers:
Dr. Johannes Milde
CEO, Siemens
Building Technologies
Hon. Suresh Prabhu
Member of Parliament
Former Union Minister
for Power, India
Hon. Lisa Raitt
Member of Parliament for
Halton Ontario and Minister
of Natural Resources
Jean-Pascal Tricoire
President & CEO,
Schneider Electric
Hon. Claude Turmes
Member of European
Parliament (Luxembourg)
Plenary Session - Growing Economies in a Carbon-Constrained World -The Role of
Energy Efficiency in the Business and Industrial Sectors
Tuesday, April 28th from 8:30 am to 10:30 am
Confirmed Speakers:
Niels Christiansen
President & CEO,
Danfoss
Bracken Darrell
President, Whirlpool
Europe & EVP,
Whirlpool Corporation
Thomas K. Dreessen
President & CEO
EPS Capital Corp.
Hon. Lena Ek
Member of European
Parliament (Sweden)
John Fielder
President
Southern California Edison
Plenary Sessions
Plenary and Awards Luncheon
Wednesday, April 29th from 12:15 pm to 1:45 pm
Confirmed Speakers:
Award Recipients:
Eric Pilaud
Fiona Harvey
EVP, Strategy, Customers &
Energy Correspondent
Technology, Schneider Electric Financial Times
Hon. Dian M. Grueneich
Commissioner, California
Public Utilities Commission
Hon. Andris Piebalgs
Energy Commissioner,
European Commission
National Reform &
Development Commission,
People’s Republic of China
Closing Plenary Session - What is the Real Potential for Energy Efficiency? –
Contrasting Perspectives
Wednesday, April 29th from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm
Confirmed Speakers:
Jean-Pierre Benqué
Senior Executive VP
N.A., EDF S.A.
Hon. Jean-Louis Borloo
Minister for Ecology &
Sustainable Planning
Development France
Dr. Douglas Howe
Senior Director,
Cambridge Energy
Research Associates
Björn Stigson
Jaana Remes
President, WBCSD
Senior Fellow,
McKinsey Global Institute
Nobuo Tanaka
Executive Director
IEA
Executive Dialogue Sessions
 24 ninety-minute sessions, organized into four concurrent
end- use tracks:
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Buildings
Industry & Utilities
Transportation & Urban Planning
Consumer & End-Use
Within each track, at least one session is dedicated to each focus:
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Finance
Policy
Market Transformation
Technology
 125 executive-level speakers confirmed
– Representing 26 countries
EE Global Sponsors
Founding Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Danfoss
Schneider Electric
Siemens
Whirlpool Corporation
Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing
EDF S.A.
Green Grid
Intel
Lockheed Martin
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Philips Lighting
Schlumberger
Southern California Edison
Trane
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Platinum Sponsors
U.S. Department of Energy, EERE
Bronze Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Duke Energy
Exxon Mobil Corporation
EURIMA/ NAIMA
National Grid
3M
AREVA
Edison Electric Institute
EnBW
Orion Energy Systems
OSRAM SYLVANIA
PIMA
Rinnai
Union Fenosa
United Nations Foundation
United Technologies Corporation
EE Global Sponsors
Endorsing Organizations
American Council On Renewable Energy
American Chamber of Commerce in France
American Public Transportation Association
Association of Energy Engineers
Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers
Brookings
Business Council for Sustainable Energy
European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
International Council of Shopping Centers
National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners
Natural Resources Defense Council
Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Partnership
Third Way
UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy
United Nations Environment Programme
World Energy Council
Media Partners
E&ETV
European Energy Review
European Voice
Pleon
Exhibitors to Date
1E
AEE
ASE
BEEC
BCAP
Center for Environmental
Innovation in Roofing
CERA
CMIA
Danfoss
E&ETV
EDF
Embraco
EURIMA / NAIMA
European Future Energy Forum
ExxonMobil
IEA
Intel
ISOPA
National Grid
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Philips Lighting
Pulse Energy Inc.
REEEP
Schneider Electric
Siemens
Smart Energy Home
Southern California Edison
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S. Department of Energy, EERE
Whirlpool Corporation
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Exposition Floor
Exposition Package Details
Booth Package
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One 9m² booth space
A company identification sign
A complimentary Internet link to your home page from the EE Global web site
A listing in the Exhibitor Directory
Extra Benefits
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Complimentary entrance to the Symposium Plenary Sessions
Complimentary customer passes to the Exposition on Monday, April 27
A post-symposium electronic file containing contact information for all Forum
attendees
Booth Price
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2200€ per booth space
2000€ reduced rate for Alliance Associates, and 1800€ reduced rate for NGOs,
government agencies and universities
How You Can Become Involved
Promotion and Attendance
 Encourage participation in EE Global 2009 through distribution of promotional materials
 Provide the Alliance with your constituent list and we will do the promoting for you
 Join one of the planning Committees
 REGISTER for the event!
Exposition and Sponsorship Sales
 Provide the Alliance with suggestions for companies you believe should be exhibiting
 Become an EE Global sponsor or exhibitor!
Plenary and Executive Dialogue Sessions
 Suggest speakers that you have relationships with and feel would benefit the program
Ancillary Meetings
 Host an ancillary meeting in conjunction with EE Global-we will assist with logistics if necessary
To Learn More…
Visit: www.eeglobalforum.org
Visit: www.ase.org
Contact:
Kara O’Connell, Public & Corporate Relations
Alliance to Save Energy
202.530.2207
koconnell@ase.org