WASHINGTON--Steven B. Hochhauser, senior vice president of Ingersoll Rand and president of its Residential Solutions business, will be speaking at the Great Energy Efficiency Day 2010 conference, hosted by the Alliance to Save Energy, as part of panel discussion Building for the Future: EE Technologies for Today and Tomorrow. The panel will explore how new technologies are improving energy consumption.
Every year, buildings consume one-third of the energy used and this figure is expected to grow as the population and demographics change. Discovering and implementing energy efficient technologies has real economic and environmental benefits and these advancements are dependent on the successful intersection between business innovation and public policy.
During the session, Hochhauser will present existing energy efficient technologies for commercial and residential buildings, the tangible benefits associated with energy efficiency and the need to remove obstacles to promote even more efficiencies.
The panel will feature commentary from industry leading efficiency and sustainability experts from around the country.
Details of his presentation are:
When: Wednesday, March 10 at 1:50 p.m.
Where: Dirksen Senate Office Building, Room G-50, Washington D.C.
Conference Event Web site: http://ase.org/section/_audience/events1/geed
Launched in 2004, the Great Energy Efficiency Day is a prominent event on the need for, and benefits of, energy efficiency, drawing more than 400 stakeholders from business, industry, government, academia, the media and the public interest sector. The event features the leading energy voices in energy efficiency addressing timely issues and provides insight from Capitol Hill with keynote addresses from congressional members.
Ingersoll Rand
www.ingersollrand.com
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