• Residential and multifamily (e.g. Energy Star 3.0)
• Retrocommissioning
• Innovative financing
• Commercial/Industrial projects
• Emerging technologies (e.g. street lighting)
• Energy policy
• Retrofits
• Education (e.g. curriculum)
• Behavior-based programs
• On-farm programs
• Other: Suggest another topic

 

 

Abstracts Due: May 4, 2012       (EXTENDED To MAY 11th)

o   Presenters will need to agree to IAEE’s Iowa Energy Summit Presenter Terms and Conditions

 

 

READY TO SUBMIT?  Here's how:

·         Submit an abstract (one page max). At minimum: 1) include 2-3 sentences of details about the specific project, program or technology featured; 2) include 1-3 sentences about the general topic or theory covered by the presentation. Successful abstracts will clearly highlight how the presentation adds value to the Energy Summit.  

·         Forward the abstract and a brief presenter bio (no more than 1 page) to Kathy Eastman.  If you have any questions, please contact Kathy Eastman at 515.255.0882 or keastman@iowaenergy.org

 

 

On behalf of your 2012 IAEE conference planning committee, we thank you for your consideration.

Julia Gauthier, Jeff Ihnen, Kathy Eastman Jeff Beneke, Meredith Borchardt, Kent Boyum, Erin Buchanan, Jim Dillon,  Dennis Krieger, Dave Laugerman, John O’Roake, Don Otto, Emily Rice, Jonathon Roberts, Claudia Smith, and Nick Wood.

 

 

Call for Presenters  (PDF 112kb)

Presenter Terms and Conditions (PDF 68kb)

 

Submission Form  (PDF 50kb)

Submission Form  (Word Document)

 

Many of the changes happen behind the scenes, but as a Summit attendee, you may notice some changes. Some of these changes we’re making include:

• Reducing the amount of paper used during the registration process by encouraging online registration.
• Confirming registrations electronically, instead of sending paper through the mail.
• Replacing bottled water with water stations.
• Reusing plastic badge holders and lanyards. 
• Reducing paper handouts by providing many conference materials on the IAEE website.
• Ensuring that IAEE’s remaining paper handouts, pens, and folders use recycled materials.
• Using mugs instead of disposable coffee cups.
• Serving condiments in serving containers, instead of individual packets.
• Donating unused food to local service organizations, where possible.

These are just some of the steps IAEE has taken to reduce waste and pollution, conserve energy and water and promote recycling.  Because we can’t do it alone, we need your help to make the greening of the IAEE Energy Summit a success.  If you have other suggestions about how to green our Energy Summit, please tell the IAEE Board or email jbeneke@iowaenergy.org or keastman@iowaenergy.org.