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For Immediate Release
Oct. 3, 2007
BUSINESSES LEARN HOW TO SAVE MONEY AND CONTROL RISING ENERGY COSTS
Businesspeople can learn what they can do to help control their energy costs at the Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA) and the Connecticut Power and Energy Society (CPES) Conference and Exposition: “What's the Deal VIII – Take Control of Your Energy Costs.”
Wed., Oct. 17, 2007
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Cromwell
CBIA and CPES have assembled some of the top experts in the region to examine the changes taking place in Connecticut 's energy markets and how they affect consumers' utility bills. These industry experts will discuss the latest developments in alternative energy and conservation, competitive market opportunities, and what new financial incentives the federal and state governments are offering businesses to help control their costs and conserve energy.
Speakers include:
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Richard Blumenthal, attorney general, State of Connecticut
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State Rep. Sean Williams, ranking member, Energy and Technology Committee
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Gina McCarthy, commissioner, Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection
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Donald W. Downes, chairman, Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control
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Mary J. Healey, consumer counsel, State of Connecticut
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Jan van Dokkum, president, UTC Power Corp.
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Steve Whitley, senior vice president and COO, ISO New England
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John Mengacci, undersecretary, Connecticut Office of Policy and Management
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James Murphy, member, Connecticut Siting Council
Executives from several Connecticut businesses that are saving thousands of dollars in energy costs by taking advantage of state programs will discuss the programs and technology that can help other businesses cut their energy needs and save money.
The exposition will feature dozens of companies showcasing the latest products and services available to reduce energy costs.
The cost to attend the program is $99 for government officials, $125 for CBIA and CPES members, and $225 for nonmembers.
Media wishing to attend the event should contact Nancy Andrews, CBIA media relations manager, at 860-244-1957 or andrewsn@cbia.com.
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