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Energy efficiency expo to focus on energy management & cost reduction

by Staff Writer
August 23, 2019
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY EXPO TO FOCUS ON ENERGY MANAGEMENT & COST REDUCTION
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Energy Efficiency Expo, launched to help organisations solve their energy productivity and affordability challenges, has defined the focus for its inaugural edition with the event to be themed ‘Empowering industries to take control of energy costs’. 

To be held in Melbourne from 23-24 October, Energy Efficiency Expo is a free-to-attend conference and exhibition for business, government and industry looking for ready and practical measures to manage the nation’s rising energy costs.

This new trade exhibition and conference, organised by Reed Exhibitions Australia in partnership with the Energy Efficiency Council, will be held simultaneously alongside All- Energy Australia and Waste Expo Australia. All-Energy Australia is the nation’s most comprehensive clean and renewable energy exhibition and conference, which is focused on driving the sector’s continued growth and future opportunities, held in partnership with the Clean Energy Council. The co-located Waste Expo Australia is targeted at supporting industry professionals within the waste management and wastewater treatment industries. Together, these three industry events offer visitors Australia’s most comprehensive platform to learn about renewable energy, energy efficiency and sustainable solutions.

“Energy Efficiency Expo will provide business, government and industry with the opportunity to learn how to manage and reduce their energy costs, source innovative solutions and engage with experts who have the insights for improving energy efficiency. We’re proud to be able to partner with the Energy Efficiency Council in delivering this beneficial industry event.” Robby Clark, Exhibition Director at Reed Exhibitions Australia, said.

With registration now open for the first Energy Efficiency Expo, a complete conference speaker line-will be released in September. The free-to-attend conference has been developed to educate business and industry leaders, who are focused on implementing practical solutions and strategies to meet their energy efficiency challenges. Expert speakers in the conference will focus on the fundamentals of energy management, which are highly relevant for businesses, manufacturers, food processors, commercial building owners and local government.

The exhibition floor will showcase the latest low-carbon and energy cost-reducing solutions such as energy efficient lighting, energy management equipment and software, energy efficient HVAC, thermal performance products, microgrid technology and water heating efficiency technology. Exhibitors with a confirmed presence at Energy Efficiency Expo include: Alinta Energy – Geothermal, AmpControl, Beovista, Captech, Chemistry Australia, Eco Light Up, EMSc Asia Pacific, Fuseco, Gree, Lightsource BP, Lightwork Residential, National Carbon Bank of Australia, Mac Energy Efficiency Group, Omniflow Australia, Sidco, Stiebel Eltron, T4E, Thermoshield, UL LED Lighting, Victory, Wattly, Wattwatchers, and Zen EcoSystems. 

Energy Efficiency Expo will be held from 23-24 October 2019 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. Free registration is available at: https://www.energyefficiencyexpo.com.au/en-gb.html

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