NOVI – The DTE Energy and Engineering Society of Detroit (ESD) Energy Conference & Exhibition is just a week away.

Come find out what you can do to save energy today without spending a lot of money and efforts. Hear experts from various industries present on the latest in energy programs and resources, share success stories and show you how you can turn your place of business into an energy efficient environment.

Hailed as one of Michigan?s “largest energy conference of its kind,” the event draws an annual crowd of more than 800 and features exhibitors with the latest products and information about energy and energy efficiency, as well as educational track sessions and an afternoon executive session with some of the industry’s top players.

This year’s conference will feature the following special attractions:

1. Exhibitors: About 100 exhibitors from various industries will showcase the latest energy efficient products and services. Click here to learn more about exhibiting.

2. Track Sessions: Four educational track sessions and 18 different topics for attendees to select. From Emerging Technology that Reduces Energy Consumption to how to Sustain your HVAC & EMS Asset System, this conference will have something for everyone. Download the conference brochure to learn more.

3. Lunch keynote presenter: Hear one of the industry giants, Ben Maibach III, FESD, Chairman & CEO of Barton Malow Company, discuss how Sustainable Practices Promote Bottom-Line Results.

4. Special ESD/DTE Energy Awards: It could be you. Find out who the winners are of this year?s ESD/DTE Energy Awards. Learn more about this special honor by clicking here.

5. Afternoon Executive Session: Learn from the industry?s leaders on energy laws and regulations.

Tickets are going fast. Sign up today to attend this valuable event.

Cost (includes lunch): $65 for ESD Members; $85 for non-members or pay $139 to attend the conference and become a member of ESD?includes a one-year subscription to Crain’s Detroit Business.

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