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The West Coast EMC show reaches a cross section of key industry decision-makers... •Energy Engineers and Managers •Facility Managers •Energy and Sustainability Planning Managers •Managers of Industrial Plants •Directors of Facilities •Directors of Energy Planning •Project Managers •Managers of Energy Services •Building Administrators •Energy Coordinators •Directors of Finance •Managers of Electric Utilities •Presidents and Vice Presidents •Vice Presidents of Operations •Mechanical Engineers •Directors of Corporate Accounting •Directors of Property Management •Energy Consultants for Commercial, Institutional, and Industrial Customers •Managers of Proposals •Directors of Engineering •Directors of Operations •Certified Energy Managers •Plant Engineers & Managers •Physical Plant Administrators •Building Owners •Property Managers •Government Facility Managers •Industrial Vice Presidents of Operations •Electrical Engineers •Process Engineers •Consultants, HVAC Contractors, and Energy Service Professionals •Industrial and Commercial End Users •Institutional Facility Managers •Healthcare Facilities Administrators
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JUNE 15-16, 2011 | LONG BEACH, CA
EMC 2011 is your best opportunity to meet face to face with end-user professionals who make the buying descisions for energy products and services. The Association of Energy Engineers Engineers (AEE), together together with host utilit utilityy Southern Southern California Edison (SCE), is pleased to bring the 29th West Coast Energy Management Congress to Long Beach for 2011. This important annual industry event, to be held June 15-16, 2011, at the Long Beach Convention Center, offers you an unparalleled opportunity to showcase your products, generate sales leads, and make direct contact with those who are actively involved in projects to improve energy efficiency, optimize facilities, and explore innovative green and sustainable solutions for their organizations. At the West Coast Energy Management Congress, you’ll meet professionals representing all segments of the commercial, industrial, governmental, and institutional end-user markets who have a specific interest in: •Energy-efficient technologies •Renewable and alternative energy •Combined heat and power, cogeneration, and distributed generation •Efficient lighting products and lighting controls •High-performance HVAC systems and controls •Boilers and combustion controls
•Integrated building automation and energy management •Thermal storage and load management •Geoexchangee technologies •Geoexchang •Solar, wind, and fuel cell technologies •Applications specific to federal energy management manageme nt programs •Energy services and project financing
Make your plans now to put your product and sales team on the 29th West Coast EMC show floor.
FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT EXHIBITING: Call Ashley Clark, Exhibit Manager, (770) 279-4392 or visit: www.aeeprograms.com /emc The Association of Energy Engineers
About the Show Host...
Southern California Edison (SCE), California’s secondlargest, investor-owned electric utility, provides power for approximately 13 million customers via 4.6 million business and residential accounts in a 50,000 squaremile service area within central, coastal, and southern California. Southern California Edison’s electric system is comprised of more than 12,000 circuit miles of transmission lines and about 96,000 circuit miles of distribution lines. Southern California Edison also has about 5,000 MW of generating capacity from interests in nuclear, hydroelectric, and fossil-fueled power plants. Southern California Edison’s 100-year history is rooted in service, reliability, and innovation. For more information on Southern California Edison, visit www.sce.com.
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About the Show Presenter...
The Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), a professional society of over 11,000 members, presents the West Coast EMC. Members include energy engineering and management manag ement professionals professionals from through throughout out the U.S. and overr 70 nations ove nations abroad. abroad. AEE is dedicated to providing providing industry-specific information resources, conference and seminar programs, professional reference books and journals, marketplace surveys, and professional certifications including Certified Energy Manager (CEM), Certified Building Commissioning Professional (CBCP), Certified Energy Auditor (CEA), Certified Carbon Reduct Red uction ion Manag Manager er (CRM), (CRM), Certified Renewable Energy Professional (REP), and many others. For more information, visit www.aeecenter.org.
Secure Your Prominent Location at the West Coast EMC by Reserving Exhibit Space Early.
29th WEST COAST EMC June 15-16, 2011|Long Beach, California Exhibit Hall A| Long Beach Convention Center
Place your exhibit in the West Coast EMC’s California Green Showcase!
California Green Showcase offers exciting opportunities for West Coast EMC exhibitors... •Expanded expo area •Green-specific conferences and workshops •Networking with green-motivated buyers
FA C T S AT - A - G L A N C E SHOW DATES & LOCATION:
June 15-16, 2011 Exhibit Hall A Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA
tary conference registration per 10 10 unit reserved.
MAXIMUM BOOTH HEIGHT:
In-line standard booth height may not exceed 8 . Island displays may exceed 8 .
EXPOSITION HOURS:
Wednesday, June 15, 2011 10:00 am — 4:00 pm Thursday, June 16, 2011 10:00 am — 2:00 pm
EQUIPMENT PROVIDED:
•8 curtained backdrop •3 curtained side railings •Standard booth sign • Booth carpeting not provided
BOOTH COSTS:
$2500 per 10 10 booth space, FREE VIP EXPO TICKETS: which includes one complimen- Valued at $40 each, the Expo
tickets are available for your organization’s use and distribution to target your own leads by extending a special invitation to them to visit your booth at the show. Tickets are custom-printed with your company name. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR SPACE RESERVATIONS:
Call Ashley Clark, West Coast EMC Exhibit Manager, at (770) 2794392, email
[email protected], or visit the show website:
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ENERGY STAR ® and the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) invite you to exhibit and participate in California Green ® Showcase, prominently located within the West Coast Energy Management Congress 2011 exhibit hall. The companies located along along the “green carpet” of EMC’s California California Gre Green en Sho Showc wcase ase will have an unparalleled opportunity to highlight their roles as the leading providers of environmentally friendly, green energy efficiency related products and services. The West Coast Energy Management Congress conference program will also include a special series of presentations to educate and guide attendees as they seek the best and most promising green/sustainable solutions for improving building performance.
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The 2011 Expo is the ideal place to conduct business! Here’s a partial listing of recent West Coast EMC exhibitors. To exhibit, call (770) 279-4392. 1 Star Energy 1E, Inc. 1st Source Lighting 3 Phase Energy Systems 3M Window Film Depot, Inc. 3rd Rock Systems & Technologies, Inc. 80 Plus / Ecos Consulting A.E.R.C. Recycling Solutions A.O. Reed & Co. ABN-Amro Abraxas Energy Consulting Absolute Software Ace Coating Company, Inc. ACR Systems ACT/Metlund Systems Action Electric Corporation Acuity Brands Lighting (Holophane) Adaptive Energy Systems, Inc. Adapx Advanced AMR Technologies LLC Advanced Automated Systems, Inc. Advanced Ballast Advanced Control Technologies, Inc. Advanced Energy Innovations Advanced Green Technologies Advanced Motor Power Systems, Inc. Advanced Test Equipment Rental Aeroflex USA, Inc. Affiliated Financial Corporation Aggreko Air Conditioning Company Air Pear Air Tec Company AirAdvice AirClean Technologies Airius, LLC Airsure, Inc. Akeena Solar Alden Associates Alerton ALGAS-SDI International All Energy USA AllDura Alliance to Save Energy Alpha Energy Alternate Energy Systems, Inc. Alturdyne AmbiRad American Bright Lighting American Gas Management, Inc. American Induction Technologies, Inc. American Moistening Company American Power Solutions American Power Systems American Stirling Company AMF Lighting Technology, Inc. Anaheim Public Utilities Anthony International APOC Roofing Systems APS Energy Services Arges Technologies Ari-Thane Foam Products Aromat Corporation ASHRAE San Diego ASME/International Gas Turbine Institute Aspen Systems Corporation Association for Facilities Engineering Association of Energy Services Professionals Atlas Sales & Rentals, Inc. ATS Automation Auburn Environmental Autani Corporation Automated Controls Services, Inc. Automated Energy Avista Advantage AwarenessIDEAS/Division of FLEXi Display Axis Technologies, Inc. AZ Cool-Space Bacharach, Inc. BadgerMeter, Inc. Baldor Motors & Drives Baltimore Aircoil Company Bayview Technology Group Bekaert Specialty Films Belimo Aircontrols Benjamin Electric Company BENZ Air Engineering Co. Best Contracting Services, Inc. Bes-Tech / DTL Controls / Efficiency Tree BetterBricks BigFix, Inc. BluePoint Energy, Inc. Bodine Company BOMA Orange County Bonneville Power Administration Borrego Solar Systems, Inc. Bowers Generator Systems
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BPA Energy Smart Industrial Branom Instrument Company Brighter Concepts, Inc. Brithinee Electric Broad U.S.A, Inc. Broan-NuTone BTI Energy Management Building Commissioning Association BuildingAdvice C 3 Communications C.E.W. Lighting CA Solar Initiative California Center for Sustainable Energy California Contractor California Daylighting, Inc. California Energy Commission California Manufacturing Technology California Maritime Academy, CSU California Power Partners, Inc. California Technology, Trade and Commerce Agency Calmac Manufacturing Camfil Farr Campbell Company Campbell Window Films Capstone Turbine Company Carlisle SynTec Inc. Carrier Corporation Cascadia Region Green Building Council CAT Power Systems Association CEAC (USA) Corporation CEMTEK Environmental Center for Resource Solutions (Green-e) Champion Cooler Corporation Chemworks Filtration Chevron Energy Solutions Chil-Pak Ciralight Global, Inc. Circadian Information Systems Circon Systems Corporation CJ Lighting Services Clarus Energy Clean Power Systems ClearWater Tech, LLC Climate Controls, Inc. Climatec ClimateMaster Cochran, Inc. Columbia Hydronics Co. Commissioning Agents, Inc. CommonWealth Energy Corporation Competitive Energy Insight, Inc. ComRent International, LLC Consolidated Electrical Distributors CED Constellation Energy Consulate General of Canada, Seattle Int'l. Trade Canada Continental Controls Corporation Contractors Hot Line Control Contractors, Inc. Controlco Coolerado Corporation Cooling Technologies, Inc. Cooper Controls Cooper Lighting Copper Development Association Coral Energy/Shell Trading Corrpro Companies, Inc. CPFilms, Inc. CPower, Inc. Crestchic USA Cristopia Thermal Energy Systems, Inc. Cruise Car, Inc. Cryogel CTI Cummins Cal Pacific, LLC Custom Mechanical Solutions, Inc. Cypress Envirosystems Davey Roofing, Inc. Daylighting.com Day-Lite Maintenance Company, Inc. DC Power Unlimited Deco Lighting Defense Supply Center Philadelphia Delaney Industries Delphi Delray Lighting, Inc. Delta Controls, Inc. Delta Power Supply Demag Delaval Industrial Turbines, Inc. Dent Instruments, Inc. Deutz Corporation Diesel & Gas Turbine Publication Digital Energy Direct Energy Business Distributed Energy Magazine Douglas Lighting Controls DPW Solar Dranetz
Drill-a-well Dri-Steem Corporation DTE Energy Technologies DuraGuard Duro-Last Roofing, Inc. Duthie Power Service DYK Incorporated Dynamic Air Quality Solutions Dynamic Fabrication, Inc. Dyson Earth Protection Services, Inc. / Waste Management Eaton Corporation EC Company / EC Power Systems Echelon Corporation Ecological Innovations Ecology Roof Systems EcoPower Ecos Consulting EDU Business Solutions EI Solutions ElectraLED, Inc. Electric League of the Pacific Northwest Electric Power Research Institute Electricity Automation Service Installation Electro Industries / Gauge Tech Electro-Test Electro-Thermal Equipment Corporation Elodrive USA, Inc. Elong International Elspec North America Eltek Valere EMC Engineers, Inc. EMCO Flow Systems EMCOR Services Mesa Energy Systems Emerson Climate Technologies E-Mon Encelium Technologies, Inc. Encompass Energy Solutions Encompass Power Services, Inc. Encorp, Inc. Enerac Energy Conservation Tech. Energy Control Center / 3M Energy Eye, Inc. Energy Industries Energy Optimization Americas Energy Technologies, Inc. Energy Wise Lighting, Inc. Energy.com EnergyICT Energypromotion.net EnergySolve EnergySolve, LLC EnerLume Corp EnerNOC, Inc. EnerTech Systems, Inc. Enlink Geoenergy Enovative Group, Inc. Envenergy E-ON Light USA eSight Energy, Inc. ESRI Essick Air Products Eureka Chemical Company Eutech Cybernetics Everest Coatings, Inc. Evluma ExceLine EXHAUSTO, Inc. FAFCO Inc. Fairbanks Morse Falcon Waterfree Technologies FarLight, LLC Faronics Feit Electric Company FHP Manufacturing Filtronica, Inc. Five Star Energy Solutions Flex Your Power FLEXIM Americas Corporation FLIR System Flow Control Industries, Inc. Fluke Corporation Fluke Thermography Fore Energy Freudenberg Freus, Inc. Fuel Tech, Inc. FuelCell Energy, Inc. Full Spectrum Solutions Gas Technology Institute (GTI) Gasmaster Industries GE Consumer & Industrial Lighting GE Distributed Power GE Energy, Rental Operations GE Panametrics GE Sensing GE Supply Genco Generac General Consulting, Inc. General Systems Co. Generator Services Co., Inc GenSelf Corporation / USI - New World Power Geofinity Manufacturing George T. Hall
Geothermal National & Int'l. Initiative Gexpro Global Energy Reduction Golden State Power Goodman Co., LP / Amana PTAC Sales Grainger Graybar Electric Co. Green Box America Green Power Green@Work GreenSwitch/Green Bay Group, LLC GreenTech Energy GreenView Energy GridPoint Guth Lighting, Inc. H Power Corporation H. E. Williams, Inc. Hammond Power Solutions Harmony Lighting, Inc. Hawthorne Power Systems Heat-Timer Corporation Heery International Helio EMS Hermanson Company HID Labs Highland Commercial Roofing Hioki USA Holaday-Parks, Inc. Homeyer Consulting Services Honeywell, Inc. Horizon / Thomas Lighting Hotstart Manufacturing Co. Houghton Chemical Corporation Houston Wire and Cable Company Howard Industries, Inc. Howard Lighting Products Huper Optik Hydrokleen Systems HydroSeal Polymers Hyspan Precision Products, Inc. Ice Energy Ice Kube Systems IEPC Corporation IGSHPA Ila & Zammit Engineering Group Illuminating Engineering Society Imonitorenergy.com Independence Power, Inc. Indoor Environment Communications Industrial Solution Services, Inc. Ingersoll Rand - Air Solutions Ingersoll-Rand Energy Systems Innovative Energy Ideas Integrated Metering Systems Intellicoat Technologies, Inc. Intellidyne, LLC Intergraph Interliance, LLC International Water Treatment NA Invensys Energy Partnership Itron, Inc. Jaguar Media Inc./Electric Energy On-Line Jens Hansen Engineering / Mikron Johansen Mechanical, Inc. Johnson Controls, Inc. Johnson Window Films Johnson-Barrow, Inc. Jomar International K. J. Kammerer & Associates, Inc. Kaeser Compressors, Inc. Kelsun Distributors King Electrical Mfg. Company KMC Controls Kohler Power Systems Kres Consulting, Inc. K-tek International Kurz Instruments, Inc. KVAR San Diego Inc. kWhOURS, Inc. Lamar Lighting Co., Inc. LegenTek, Inc. LEM USA Leviton Manufacturing Company Lexalite International Corporation LifeSource Water Systems, Inc. Light Doctor Lighting Control & Design Lighting Technology Services, Inc. Lightolier / IGEN Controls / Exceline Lime Energy Co. Litetronics, Inc. Llumar Window Films Logic Beach Inc. Longstar Lighting Company Lopez Engineering, Inc. Los Angeles Dept. of Water & Power Lumatech Corporation Lutron Electronics MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions MacroAir Technologies Madico, Inc. MagnaDrive Corporation Magnaray International
Maintco Corp Maximum Performance Group MAXLITE McKenzie Bay International Ltd. McKinstry Company Measurlogic, Inc. Mechanical Sales Mediterranean Solar Melink Corporation Menova Energy Mercury Technologies International Mercury Waste Solutions Metering International Micontrols, Inc. Mitsubishi Electric Mitsubishi Electronics America Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Miura Boiler, Inc. Mohr Power Solar, Inc. Moletec Corporation Motor Decisions Matter Motor Techniques, Inc. Motorola Moxa Technologies MSC Specialty Films MT2Y, LLC Multistack LLC Musco Lighting NALCO Company Natgun Corporation National City Energy Capital National Coatings National Insulation Association Nationwide Boiler, Inc. Natural Lighting Co., Inc. Navien America, Inc. NC Power Systems Neptun Light, Inc. New Energy Technology New West Energy NewBio E Systems, Inc. NewEnergy Advantage NexLight next > edge Nextek Power Systems, Inc. Nexxus Lighting Inc. Noren Products, Inc. NORESCO North America Power Partners North Coast Electric North West Solar Group Northern Power Systems Northwest Energy Efficiency Council Northwest Natural Lighting Northwest Trade Ally Network Novitas, Inc. NW Wind & Solar Obvius OneSource Distributors Onicon Incorporated Onity / Senercomm Onset Computer Corporation Operation Technology Optimal Technologies Optimum Energy OptiNet Orion Energy Services Osram Sylvania P2S Engineering, Inc. Pace Integrated Systems PaceControls LLC Pacific Energy Solutions Pacific Gas and Electric Company Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Pacific Power Generation Pacific Power Management Pacific Power Products / Waukesha Pacific Window Films Panasonic Home & Environment Panasonic Lighting & Building Products Panasonic Ventilation PDS Engineering Pentech Solutions Performance Mechanical Group Permlight Peterson Power Systems, Inc. Pfister Energy PG&E Phifer Wire Products, Inc. Philips Lighting Company Platt Electric Supply PLC Multipoint, Inc. Pollution Equipment News Port-a-Cool Power Correction Systems, Inc. Power Efficiency Corporation Power Standards Lab Power Vision / So-Luminaire PowerCold / Alturdyne Powergy Powerit Solutions PowerLight, a subsidiary of SunPower Powersmiths International Corporation Precision Air Technology, Inc. Precision Lighting Precision Power Labs (PPL)
Precision-Paragon (P2) Premier Lighting Manufacturing Premier Power Renewable Energy, Inc. Price-Williams, Inc. Proctor Sales, Inc. Profile Systems, LLC Proton Energy PSF Mechanical, Inc. Puget Sound Energy PumpTech Inc. / MagnaDrive Quest Controls, Inc. R.F. MacDonald Racine Flow Meter Group Raytek Corporation RCSI, LLC RealEnergy, Inc. RealWinWin REC Solar, Inc. RefTec International, Inc. Regatta Solutions Reliable Controls Corporation Reliant Energy Solutions, Inc. REMCO Equipment & Supply Renewable Technologies, Inc. Ripley Lighting Controls Roberts-Gordon, Inc. Rogers Machinery Company, Inc. Royal Window Films RWE Schott Solar S.A. Armstrong Ltd. SAERIS SAFE-BIDCO SAGE Electrochromics, Inc. San Diego Gas & Electric San Diego Regional Energy Office Sarnafil, Inc. SatCon Power Systems Satcon Technology Corporation Satec, Inc. Save More Resources (SMR) Schoolfacilities.com Schwank Group SDGE SDT North America Seasons 4, Inc. Seattle City Light Sempra Energy Solutions Sensor Switch, Inc. Sentech, Inc. Sentry LLC Sentry Switch Shannon - Insultech Siemens Industry, Inc. Sierra Instruments Sierra Southwest Co-op Services Sillery Mayer & Partners Smardt, Inc. Smart Concepts, Inc. Smart Energy Options Smart Systems International Smith Power Products, Inc. SMS Corporation SNC-Lavalin Thermal Power Snohomish County PUD SNS Technology, LLC SoCal Gas SoCal Solar Energy Sofame Technologies Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) Solar Engineering Industries, Inc. Solar Integrated Technologies Solar Power Partners Solar Power Technology Solar Systems International, LLC Solar Tracking Skylights, Inc. Solar Turbines Incorporated SolarCity SolarWorld California, Inc. Solatube International, Inc. Solutia SOPOGY Southern California Edison Southern California Gas Company Southland Industries Space-Ray Northwest Spec-Air Spectrum Lighting, Inc. Spirax Sarco, Inc. Sportlite, Inc. Spot Coolers Square D Company Stanley Louis Company / Solahart Industries Stearns Company Stellar Energy Solutions Sterling Planet Stewart & Stevenson STM Power Summit Technology, Inc. Sun Power & Geothermal Energy Sunbelt Rentals, Inc. SunChiller, Inc. Sunergy Systems Sun-Gard Sunlink Corp Sunoptics Prismatic Skylights Sunpark Electronics Corp.
Suntechnics Energy Systems Superior Radiant Products Support Product Services Support Products Engineering Sylvania / CED Sylvania Lighting Services SymCom, Inc. Syska & Hennessy TAC Energy Solutions TAC Tour Andover Controls Tacoma Power Takagi Industries Co. USA Inc. TAS TB Woods TCP Inc. Technical Consumer Products / Green Team Techniquex Hydro Systems, Inc. Tecogen, Inc. Telkonet, Inc. The Core Group The Light Edge The Phillips Firm Thermax, Inc. Thermo Test Therm-O-Lite Windows Thermo-Shield Tiger Natural Gas, Inc. Topaz Lighting West Corporation Toshiba LED Lighting Division Total Reclaim Toyota Motor Sales Trane - Ingersoll Rand Trane Company Trane Leasing Services Transformer Protector Corp. Tremco, Inc. Tridium, Inc. Tripp Lite Tristar Skylights TriStem, LLC TrygTech Turbec Americas Turbocor TurboSteam U.S. Department of Energy / EERE U.S. Department of Energy / Industrial Technologies Programs U.S. Department of Energy / FEMP U.S. Department of Energy / Rebuild America U.S. Energy Capital U.S. EPA Energy Star Program U.S. Green Building Council U.S. Small Business Administration UE Systems, Inc. Uni-Solar United Coatings United Metal Products, Inc. United Rentals, Inc. United Solar Ovonic Universal Lighting Technologies, Inc. University Mechanical Contractors URS Corporation US Lighting Tech USA Technologies USDA Rural Development UTC Power Valley Power Systems Vaughn Mechanical, Inc. / WaterFurnace VECA Electric Venture Lighting International, Inc. Verdiem Corporation Vision Lighting Vision Quest Distributing Warner Technologies, Inc. Wartsila N.A., Inc. Wasatch Energy Washington Air Reps Washington Lighting Water Management Services, Inc. Water Technology of Pensacola WaterFurnace International, Inc. WattStopper Waukesha Engine / Dresser Inc. Way2glo, Inc. WennSoft, Inc. Western Energy Systems / GE Jenbacher Western Machinery Electric Westinghouse Lighting Corporation WindStor Power / McKenzie Bay Winefield & Associates, Inc. WW Creative Solutions, Inc. Xcel / SMR Xnergy Xtreme Power Solutions Yaskawa Electric Yokogawaa Corporation of Yokogaw America York International ZAP Above is a partial listing of recent West Coast EMC exhibitors and is intended to serve as a sample.
Exhibitors will find buyers in search of a cross section of products and services...
A cross-section of high-profile sponsors help promote the show...
Based on the results of past expositions, AEE trade show attendees are looking for inteint egrated solutions which assure both bot h a secure and affordable power supply and effective managementt of energy-related costs. If you market managemen market any of the products or services listed below, you you should make your plans now to participate in one of the industry’s industr y’s leading deal-making events. ENERGY MANAGEMENT Energy Management Systems Building Automation Systems Buildings Cooling, Heating, and Power (BCHP) Industrial Process Controls Steam Traps Combustion Controls Consulting and Contracting Services Performance Contracting Power Pow er Quality Systems Window Films CHP/ONSITE GENERATION Turbines and Microturbines Boilers and Combustion Systems Fuel Cell Technologies Cogeneration Systems Combined Cooling, Heating, and Power (CHP) Photovoltaic and Wind-Pow Wind-Powered ered Technologies Standby and Backup Pow Power er Systems Reciprocating Engines Engine Generator Sets Engine Components Instrumentation and Controls Generator Sets Industrial Switchgear T&D Protection Equipment DISTRIBUTED GENERATION Microturbines Distributed Generation Systems Combined Cooling, Heating, and Power Packages Fuel Cell Pow Power er Plants ENERGY STORAGE Flywheel Energy Storage Thermal Energy Storage Systems
INTERNET ENERGY MANAGEMENT Multi-Site Controls Energy Exchanges Procurement Equipment Alarms and Notification Monitoring and Metering Industry News Internet Facility Management Management LIGHTING Lamps and Fixtures Ballasts and Reflectors Controls and Motion Detectors Lamp and Ballast Disposal Lighting Maintenance Lighting Use Software HVAC & BUILDING SYSTEMS Commercial, Institutional, and Industrial-Grade HV HVAC AC Systems Motors and Drives Thermal Storage Systems Gas Heating and Cooling Chillers and Air Curtains Water Treatment Cooling Towers Boilers and Burners Indoor Air Quality Systems Humidity Controls Heat Pumps CFC Alternatives Temperature Controls Metering Devices ENERGY SERVICES Energy Ser vice Companies Companies Electric and Gas Marketers Performance Contractors Financing Companies Information Systems
Metering and Billing Independent Power Producers Energy Buyers’ Agents Facility Management Outsourcing Firms Utility Affiliates and Utility Companies PLANT ENGINEERING AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Power Quality Maintenance and Repair Equipment Roofing Systems Exit Signs Corrosion Protection and Protective Coatings Testing and Inspection Devices Facility Management and Predictive Maintenance Software Security Systems
Geothermal Heat Pump National & InternationalInitiative
ENVIRONMENT Photovoltaic and Solar Systems Renewable Energy Products Water Quality Systems IAQ Monitoring and Filtration Systems Waste Management Environmental Consulting and Compliance Services Air Pollution Control Technologies SOFTWARE Energy Usage and Billing Analysis Facility Management Environmental Auditing Maintenance Scheduling Project Management
Face-to-face contact an effective marketing tool for exhibitors... A recent trade show industry report found that 81% of show attendees rate face-to-face interaction with potential vendors as very to extremely important to their decision-making. In the same study, 88% of exhibitors reported repor ted face-to-face contact with prospective buyers as very to extremely important to t o their success, and 91% of show attendees have the authority to recommend or purchase products for their organizations.
List represents typical sponsors who help to promote the event and is subject to change. Please refer refer to the West West Coast Coast EMC show show website www.aeeprogram www.aeeprograms.com/ s.com/emc emc as the the program is regularly updated and new spon- sors added.
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Your Exhibit Attracts High-Recognition Companies and Delegates Like These Past Attendees of the West Coast Conference and Expo...
32rw Consultants 3M A&H Properties Aaron Industries Abbott Laboratories Able Engineering ABM Engineering Ace Beverage Co. Ace Hardware ACORE Acuity Brands Advanced Aviation Advanced Integration Technologies Advanta Energy Corp. Advantage IQ Aerial Parking Aerotek Energy Affiliated Engineers NW, Inc Agile Turbine Technology, LLC Agri-Cel, Inc. AHM Consulting Engineers AIG Global Energy AIG Global Marine & Energy Alaska Airlines Albertsons Alcan Packaging Allergan Alliance to Save Energy Aluminum Precision Products Ambiance Lighting, Inc. Ameresco American Axle & Manufacturing American Express American Honda Motor Co., Inc. American Sunpower Electric, Inc. American Wind Energy Association Ames Assoc. Amesbury-Bandlock Amgen Amtech AMX Anaheim Facilities Management Group Andrews AFB Anheuser-Busch, Inc. APC APS Energy Services Aramark Higher Education ArcelorMittal ArcelorMittal USA Archdiocese of Seattle Arden Realty, Inc. Arizona Public Service Arlington County Government Arlington Public Schools Armstrong Armstrong World Industries Army Reserve Arrowhead Credit Union Association For Facility Engineers AT&T ATS Automation Auburn Environmenta Environmentall Avery Dennison Avista AZ Dept of Commerce B. Braun Medical, Inc. Badger Meter, Inc. BAE Systems Information Technology Balboa Instruments, Inc
Baldor Electric Company Baldwin Park Unified School District Bank of America BASF Agricultural Products Research Basler Electric Company Baxter Healthcare Bay Tec Engineering BC Energy Managemen Managementt Systems BC Hydro Beaverton School District Bechtel Power Beisel Electric Bernstein Mgmt Corp Best Buy Bethel Public Schools BetterBricks Bexar County Bexar County Infrastructure Services Biola University Black & Decker Black & Veatch Blanchard Associates Blue Marble Dispatch Blue Mountain Energy Bob Evans Farms, Inc. Boeing Company Boland Trane Bonneville Power Administration Bosch Security Systems BP Energy BP Solar BPA Briggs and Stratton Brithinee Electric British Telecom Brookfield Properties BT Infonet Buffalo Lite Building Commissioning Bumble Bee Foods Burns & McDonnell California Baptist University California Lighting Technology Center - UC Davis California Maritime Academy California Pretzel Company California Public Utilities Commission California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Cal Portland Cal-State Fullerton University Calvert - Jones Campbell Soup Company Cargill Cargill Environmental Finance Cascade Natural Gas Caterpillar Catholic University of America Cazalet Group CB Richard Ellis CB Richard Ellis - Global Corporate Services CBS Center for the Built Environment Central Basin Municipal Water District Central Water Reclamation Plant
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Century 21 CGC Engineering Charles County Dept of Utilities Charles County Government Cheesecake Factory Restaurants Children's Hospital Chrysler Cisco Systems CITGO Petroleum Corporation CitiCapital Energy Finance CitiFinancial City of Bellevue City of Bellingham City of Carson City of Colton City of Corona City of El Segundo City of Everett City of Fort Collins City of Fort Wayne City of Irvine City of Kent City of Long Beach City of Los Angeles City of Lynwood City of Newport Beach City of Ontario City of Port Angeles City of Port Hueneme Housing Authority City of Rancho Santa Margarita City of Redmond City of San Diego City of Santa Monica City of Seattle City of Seattle-Fleets and Facilities City of Signal Hill City of South Gate City of Torrance City of Tucson, AZ City of Ventura City of Walnut City of Whitter CJ Electrical Supply & Services CKE Restaurants Inc. Clarity Analytical Clark Builders Group, LLC Climate Master CMTC/Cerritos College CNIC-Navy Coastal Pacific Food Cogeneration & Energy Conservation Colorado State University Columbia Lighting Colyear Development Corp. Com Rent West Comcast Arena Commerce Casino Community,, Trade and Community Economic Development Compressed Air Best Practices ComRent West ConAgra Foods ConocoPhillips Consortium for Energy Efficiency, Inc. Constellation Energy Consulate General of Canada Cooper Industries Cooper Lighting
Home Depot Honda of America Manufacturing, Manufactu ring, Inc. Honeywell Hope Community Charter School Host America Corp. HQ U.S. Army HRL Laboratories Huntington Memorial Hospital Huntington National Bank Hyatt Regency Hotels Hyatt Regency Long Beach IBM Energy & Utilities Industry ICF International Idaho Power Company Indian Health Services Inland Empire Utilities Agency Intel Irvine Company Irvine Ranch Water District ITT IWTNA JC Penney Corporation John Hopkins Hospital Johnson & Johnson Johnson and Johnson Johnson Barrow Johnson Controls Jones Lang La Salle K Hovnanian Homes K.P.A., Inc Kawasaki Kilroy Realty King County Housing Authority King County Library System Korea Institute of Energy Research Kraft Foods KTH Construction Development L.I.T. LACCD LACOE LADWP LADWP/Hayes LADWP/Hay es Gen Station Laguna Beach Unified School District Lake Washington Schools District Lake Washington Technical College Lakeside School Las Virgenes Municipal Water District Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory LAX Facilities LBA Realty LLC Copper Developmen Developmentt Environment Canada Lennox Association EPA Light Doctor Costco EPRI Solutions Lighting Design Lab Country Inn & Suites ESA Lighting Group Northwest County of Los Angeles Everett Clinic Lightolier Crayola, LLC Everett Community College Linc Mechanical Services CSU Bakersfield Evergreen State College Lockeed Martin CSULB Export-Import Bank Long Beach Aquarium CSUN Express Imaging Systems Long Beach City College C-T Products Company ExxonMobil Corporation Long Beach Convention Center Cushman & Wakefield F.W. Olin College of Long Beach Unified School Distr. Cypress Engineering Los Altos Food Production Danfoss Turbocor Compressors FAA Los Angeles City / Dept. of Daviess County Public Schools Fairmont Olympic Hotel Water & Power Defense Intelligence Agency Faith Community Church Delphi Federal Aviation Administration Los Angeles City College Los Angeles Community Denver Center for the Federal Reserve College District Performing Arts Finch Paper LLC Los Angeles County Department of Energy First Energy Group Los Angeles County Building Department Of Health Firstclass Foods & Safety Department of Housing & FLIR Systems Los Angeles County Metro Urban Development Flow Control Industries Transportation Authority Department of Industrial and Fluke Systems Engineering Food and Drug Administration Los Angeles County Office Department of State Food for Life Baking Co., Inc. of Education Los Angeles County Department of Veterans Ford Motor Company Sanitation Districts Affairs Four Seasons Los Angeles Department Dept of Health, WA State Fox Networks Group of Building & Safety Dept. of Ecology Frito-Lay Los Angeles Mission College Dept. of Veterans Affairs FSM Leasing, Inc. Los Angeles Southwest College DHL FujiFilm Los Angeles Trade Tech DirectTV FVB Energy, Inc. Los Angeles Unified School DMJM Harris | AECOM G. London & Associates District DOD G.A. Wozniak & Associates Los Angeles Youth Music Society Domino Realty Gasmaster Industries Loudoun County Public Schools Doster Commercial Loans GE Energy Lowes Dougherty County School System GE Global Research Loyola Marymount University Dow Chemical Company GE Lighting LSW Engineers Doyle Street Group Geary Pacific Lutron Dreyers Grand Ice Cream GEICO Lyondell Basell Industry Duke Farms Foundation Gelson's Markets M.C. Dean Duke University General Compression MacDonald-Miller MacDonald-M iller Facility E M C Engineers, Inc. General Mills Solutions Earth Protection Services General Motors Energy & Macy's West Eastman Kodak Utilities Services Group Eaton General Service Administration Madigan Army Medical Facilities Effective Lighting Solutions George Mason University Magnetic Design Labs, Inc EGIS Real Estate Services Georgia Power Company Maguire Properties Electric League of the Pacific Glacier Northwest Marine Air Station Beaufort Northwest GlaxoSmithKline Marine Corps Base Hawaii Electrical Reliability Services, Global Education Systems Marriott Desert Springs Villas Inc. Alliance Marriott Hotels Electrical Training Institute Global Energy Partners Marriott International EMC Engineers, Inc. GM Marriott Redmond Town Center Emcor Gov't Services Good West Rubber Corp. Marubeni America Corporation EMCOR Services Google, Inc. MassMutual Financial Group Emerging Technologies Government of Canada Maurice Electrical Supply Associates, Inc. Grainger Industrial Supply Maxell Emerson Grand Hyatt Hotel McDonald's Corporation Emerson Network Power Grand Hyatt Seattle McKinley Engineering EMI Graybar Electric EMO Energy Solutions Grubb & Ellis Property Solutions McKinstry McNeil Consumer Healthcare EMON GSA Mechanical Contractors, Inc. E-Mon Gulfstream Vascularr Endress+Hauser Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Medtronic Cardio Vascula Memphis Light, Gas and Water Enel Harrisburg Area Community Merck enerG Magazine College Merit 500 Realty, LLC Energy Industries Havtech Washington Meta Resource Group Energy Mizers HDR Architecture, Inc. Metro Washington Airports Energy Protection Systems Hess Corporation Authority Energy Science Education Hilton Hotels Metropolitan Water District Energy Services & Technologies Hilton Seattle Michelin North America Energy Systems Group Hines MIControls, Inc. EnergyWorks Hitachi Microdesign Northwest EnerNoc Holiday Parks, Inc
Microplanet, Inc. Microsoft MillerCoors Minnesota Power Mission Foods MITRE Corporation Mitsubishi Electric Miura Boiler Mobile Mohawk Fine Papers Montana Department of Environmental Quality Montecito Water District Montgomery College Nalco Company National Association of State Energy Officials National Guard Bureau (Army) National Park Service Naval Facilities Engineering Command NAVFAC NAVFAC Northwest Public Works NAVFAC Northwest NBKBremerton NAVFAC Southwest Navistar, Inc. NBC Universal NC A&T State University Nestle Purina PetCare Nestle USA Neudorfer Engineers New York Times NOAA Western Regional Center Nong Shim Foods NORESCO North America Power Partners, LLC North Carolina A&T State University North Face, a Division of VF Outdoor, Inc. North West Hospital & Medical Center Northeast Energy Efficiency Council Northhighland Northmar, Inc. Northrop Grumman Northwest Edison Northwest Energy Efficiency Council Northwest Hospital & Medical Center Northwest Trade Ally Network Northwestern Energy NorthWrite, Inc. NSWC Indian Head NW Chapter of the BCA NW Energy Coalition NW Sustainable Materials NW Trade Ally Network Oak Ridge National Lab Obvius Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Oliver Mechanical Omni Ontario Power Authority Optimal Technologies Optimum Energy LLC Orange County Water District Orange Unified School District Orchard Energy Optimization Services Oregon Department of Energy Oregon State University Osram Sylvania Owens Corning P.S.I.G. Hawaii P2S Engineers Pacific Alloy Casting Co., Inc Pacific Continental Textile, Inc. Pacific Fruit Processors Pacific Gas & Electric Company Pacific Hospital of Long Beach Pacific Lutheran University Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Pacific Power Pacific Power Generation Pacific Power Management, LLC Pacific Technical Search Palomar College Paramount Pictures Paramount Real Estate Services Pasadena Unified School District Pasadena Water and Power PeaceHealth - St. Joseph Hospital PECI Peninsula School District Penn Air Group PepsiCo Pfister Energy Pfizer Global Engineering PG&E Philips Electronics North America Pierce College Pierce County Facilities Mgmt. Pierce County Library System Placentia Yorba Linda USD Platt Platt Electric Supply PLC Multipoint PNW Lighting & Electrical Services Pod Technologies Port of Los Angeles Port of Seattle Power Efficiency Corporation Powerit Solutions PPG Industries, Inc. PPI Group Praxair, Inc. Preservation Possibilities, Inc. Presti & Company, Inc. Principal Financial Group PSF Mechanical Puget Sound Business Journal Puget Sound Center for Teaching, Learning & Tech.
Puget Sound Energy Puget Sound Hotel Engineering Association Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Puget Sound Refrigeration Puget Sound Regional Council Puget Sound Tidal Power LLC Putnam Price Group Quality Food Centers/Kroger Quality Naturally Foods Quantum Engineering Quil Ceda Village Quinn Power Systems R.R. Donnelley R.W. Beck, Inc. Radisson Suites Covina Raytheon Red Bull North America Red Lion Corporation Reed Life Sciences Renaissance Hotel International Renaissance Pacific Corporation Renaissance Seattle Hotel Republic Engineered Products Resource Efficiency Services, Inc. Resource Management Concepts, Inc. Rethink Healthcare Riverside Public Utilities RJD Technologies, NASWI Roberts-Gordon LLC Rockwell Rocky Mountain Institute Rodgers & McDonald Graphics Rolling Hills Covenant Church Rollins College Roper St. Francis Healthcare Rosemount Analytical Ross & Baruzzini Ross Infrastructure, LLC Royalty Carpet Mills Rural Community Development Sacramento Municipal Utility District Saddleback College Safe Bidco Safeway Sage Hill School Sage Technologies SAIC Canada Saint-Gobain Containers Salas O'Brien Salt River Project San Bernadino City Water San Diago County Regional Airport Authority San Diego Convention Center San Diego Gas & Electric San Diego State University Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles Sanli Pastore & Hill Santa Barbara County Santa Clarita Water Saputo, Inc. Sasco Electrical Contractors SATEC, Inc. Save on Energy Sawyer Realty Sazan Group, Inc. SBT SCE Schneider Electric Science Application Applicationss International Corporation Scott Management, Inc. SDGE Sempra Energy Utility SDT Seaford School District Seatac Lighting & Controls Seattle City Light Seattle Convention Center Seattle Housing Authority Seattle Parks Seattle Parks and Recreation Seattle School District Seattle Steam Company Seattle Times Company Seattle University Seattle-Tacoma Seattle-Taco ma International Airport SEI Group, Inc. Sempra Energy Solutions Sempra Energy Utilities Sentech Servidyne Shandong University SHARP Electronics Corporation Shaw Industries Sheraton Seattle Hotel Sherwood Country Club Shivam Properties Siemens Building Technologies Siemens Energy & Automation Sierra Construction Company, Inc. Sigma Six Solutions Silver Cloud Hotels Simi Valley Town Center Simpson University SMARDT, Inc. Smart Energy Options SMC Corporation Smeco Smith and Wilson Smith Mechanical Inc Smith Power Products Smithgroup Smithsonian Institution SMUD Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation Snohomish PUD Solar Integrated Technologies Solar World Industries SolarCity SolarWorld Sony Sony Pictures Entertainment
Sopogy Sound Power Sound Transit South Kitsap School District South Kitsap SD South Point Solutions South Water District Southeast Review Southern California Edison Southern California Gas Company Southland Industries Space-Ray Northwest SpanYard LLC Square D Company Square D Power Systems Engineering SSRCX St. George Chadux St. John Medical Center Standard Motor Products, Inc. Stanford University Starcrest Construction & Development State of California Employment Training Panel State of Colorado DOC State of Hawaii - DBEDT State of Washington - General Administration Sterling Energy Sterling Planet, Inc. Summit Energy Services, Inc. Sun Works Sungery SunLink Corp. Sunoco, Inc. SunPowerr Corporation Systems SunPowe SUNRISE Sunview Cold Storage Superior Nissan & Titan Development Superior Radiant Products Supra Desarrollos Technologicos, S.A. de C.V. Sur La Table Sustainable Business Consulting Sustainable Facility Sustainable Systems NW Sylvania Lighting Synergy Lighting Controls Syska Hennessy Group TAC Americas TAC/Com-Trol Tacoma Public Utilities Tallen Consulting Taprogge America Corporation TAS Taylor Consulting Engineers T-C Company TCI TCORP, Inc. TCP, Inc. TEC Mechanical Tech Ten Tech Technical Solutions, Inc. Tecogen TECO-Westinghouse TECO-West inghouse Motor Co. Teleco, Inc. Tetra Tech EMI, Inc. Texas Instruments Thacher School The Canterbury The Climate Registry The Gas Company Thermal Energy Systems Thermal Structures, Inc. Therm-O-Lite, Inc. Think Energy, Inc. Thinkbox Group, LLC Thomas Harris & Company THR Consulting Thums Long Beach co. Tick Tock Energy, Inc. Tidelands Tiger Sample Group Titan America / Roanoke Cement TLC Electric TLC Enginering TMAD Taylor & Gaines T-Mobile USA Toastmasters Toastmas ters International Toshiba America Information Systems Total Wine & More Tovatt Engineering Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America, Inc. Trade Made in America, Inc. Trade Representation of Russian Federation Trane Company Trane Commercial Systems Transcoil, Inc. Transwestern TRC Energy Services Trident Seafoods Trojan Battery Company Tropicana TST Energy Systems TTG Tudi Mechanical Systems, Inc. Tufts University Turbine Air Systems Turbotec Products Turner Turner Construction Company Tustin Group U.S. Air Force U.S. Army U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center U.S. Army Installation Managementt Cmd. NER Managemen U.S. Army Prime Power U.S. Coast Guard Yard U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Department of Energy, FEMP U.S. Department of Justice U.S. Department of State U.S. Department of Transportation
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs U.S. Energy Services U.S. Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. Food Service U.S. General Services Administration U.S. Government Accountabilit Accountabilityy Office U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Naval Academy U.S. Navy U.S. Navy, NAVFAC Northwest U.S. Navy-Com Nav Region NW U.S. Navy-NAS Whidbey Island U.S. Postal Service U.S. Small Business Administration UC Irvine Facilities Management UCLA Energy Services Ultra Violet Services, Inc. Ultra-Research, Inc. UMC Energy Services UNICCO Unico Properties Unicore Uniexcel Energy Group, LLC Unified Western Grocers Union Electric Motor Service Uniongas UNISOLAR Unisys United A/C Service United Illuminatin Illuminatingg United Lamp Supply United Solar Ovonic, LLC United States Mint United States Postal Service Universal Automation, Inc. University of California University of California Davis University of California, San Francisco University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Santa Barbara University of Florida University of Idaho University of Irvine University of Maryland University of Michigan University of Nebraska-Lincoln University of Oregon University of Pennsylvan Pennsylvania ia University of Redlands University of Toronto University of Washington UOSA UPC Solar Urban Adventures Urban Atlantic URI Environmental, Inc. URS Corporation USAA Realty USACD USBORNE Books at Home USC Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering Valero Energy Corporation Valley Power Systems ValleyCrest Companies Vanderford and Associates, Inc. Vanir Development Co., Inc. Vaughn Mechanical, Inc. Veca Electric Velotron Heavy Industries Ventura County Regional Energy Alliance Ventura Foods Veolia Energy NA Verdiem Corporation Veris Industries VersaCold Versar, Inc. Veterans Administration Long Beach Veterans Hospital VIASYS Healthcare Volusia County Schools VSC Sports Vulcan Materials Co. Wade Enterprises, Inc. Walt Disney World Walter Builders LLC Warren Energy Engineering Washington Athletic Club Washington Post Washington State CTED Washington State Dept. of Corrections Washington State Dept. of Ecology Washington State Dept. of Transportation Washington State General Administration Washington State Public Health Labs Washington Technology Center Waste Management Water Management Weaver Group Wenger Electric Wesco Distribution Westin Bellevue WFT Engineering, Inc. White Oak Enterprises, Inc Wiley & Wilson WMG Wood Partners World Bank Xcel Energy Xerox Xtreme Power Youngstownn State University Youngstow Yum! Brands, Inc. Zions Securities Corporation Just a sample list of show attendees, featuring a diverse cross-section of commercial, industrial, institutional, and governmental companies. List subject to change without notice.
Show marketing that delivers...
The West Coast EMC Exposition is promoted with over 500,000 client invitations presented in a number of diverse ways: •10,000 •40,000 •50,000 •60,000 •30,000 •160,000 •150,000 •60,000 •1,000 •5,000 •15,000 PLUS
Announce-the-Show Postcards Exhibitor Prospectus Mailings Preshow Conference Brochures Final Conference Show Newspapers AEE Journal Advertisements Subscribers to Tr Traade Publications Dedicated At Attendance Em Email Ca Campaign Expo Passes Speaker Promotions Mass Fax Passes Banner Ad Impressions Press Releases via Newswire
Exhibitors also promote the event and their exhibits via their websites, customer representatives, direct mail, and company newsletters.
VISIT SHOW WEBSITE: www.aeeprograms.com /emc
As a show exhibitor, you can also take advantage of a number of added marketing opportunities. FREE DESCRIPTIVE PRODUCT LISTING. Reserve space by January 15, 2011, and you can have a description of your product or service included in the show newspaper, which is distributed to thousands of prospective show attendees prior to the event. ADD YOUR LOGO AND ONLINE LINK. You can enhance your complimentary product listing by adding your company logo. For just $125, your logo will appear above your text product or service listing, both in the show newspaper and on the official show website, and your online listing will be linked to your website. For additional details, call (770) 279-4386. FREE CUSTOM MAILING PROGRAM. As an exhibitor, you can pr ovide us with up to 100 names and addresses of key customers and contacts before the show. We will mail a dynamic show attendance package to these VIPs on your behalf, including a conference registration discount and program details. We also offer free customer faxing op-
portunities. For more information, please call (770) 279-4388.
fessionals. View some sample listings at: www.energyvortex.com (select Buyer’s Guide). Exhibitors may be listed in the Buyer’s Guide for a discounted cost of $195 (regular fee $495). For additional information, please contact Jacqueline Fraga at (770) 2794390 or email her at:
[email protected].
ONLINE BUYER’S GUIDE LISTING: AT A SPECIAL REDUCED RATE. Increase your exposure before, during, and after the show by being listed in the powerful energy, power, and facilities Buyer’s Guide. Available online before the show in a searchable database, your Guide listing will include your organization’s profile as well as a product page. The Buyer’s Guide is also distributed in PDF format onsite to every conference attendee as part of the Proceedings CD, and links to the Buyer’s Guide are included in AEE’s monthly e-newsletters, distributed to 60,000 industry pro-
Again for 2011!!!
West Coast EMC Exhibitor Exhibit or Workshop Worksh op Presentations
A limited number of companies exhibiting at the 29th West Coast Energy Management Congress will be given the opportunity to make presentations about their technical applications and suc- cess stories in a specially desig- nated area of the exhibit hall. Both conference and “exhibits only” attendees will be invited to attend these special workshop pre- sentations free of charge. For information, call (770) 279-4390.
WEST COAST EMC SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS: Platinum, Gold, Silver S ilver,, Bronze, & Event Sponsorships are available now!
ADVERTISE IN THE WEST COAST EMC EXHIBIT HALL DIRECTORY The West Coast EMC Exhibit Hall We offer various levels of sponsorships Directory is the onsite guide con- including, Platinum, Gold, Silver, and taining up-to-date show informa- Bronze show packages. Each sponsortion. It is distributed during regisship includes not only your booth prestration to conference attendees and expo-only visitors. The directory ence, but also expanded pre-show and includes the show floorplan, onsite visibility to influential decisionexhibitor directory, daily West makers. Exhibitors may also benefit by Coast EMC exhibit hall events, and sponsoring an attendee function or more. Ad sizes available are full giveaways such as the Opening Session page, half page, quarter page, and business card configurations.
Refer to the reservation form for pricing. Ad space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. For additional information, contact Jacqueline Fraga at (770) 2794390 or email her at:
[email protected].
coffee, the Opening Night Reception, an Exhibit Hall luncheon, badge-holder neck cords, or attendee bags. For information on costs and options available,, please contact Lauren Lake available at (770) 447-5083, Extension. 211, or email her at
[email protected]
Use the registration form on the back page of this brochure to reserve your exhibit space in the 29th West Coast Energy Management Congress today!
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29th WEST COAST EMC EXHIBIT SPACE RESERVATION FORM Reserve early to assure the best location!
29th WEST COAST EMC CONTRACT TERMS
please reserve exhibit space for our use at 29th West Coast EMC, June 15-16, As an Exhibitor in the show, we hereby agree to conduct business in a professional manner, to observe the regular hours of the exposition, and to the following terms and conditions: 2011, to be held at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, CA. We under1. Exhibitors will indemnify, defend, defend, and hold the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE), Show Show stand booth space is available in multiples of 10 10 at a cost of $2500. Management and its contractors, show hosts, sponsors, and cosponsors, and the Long Beach Number of 10 10 spaces desired: @ $2500 each Convention Center harmless from any claims, losses, expenses, (including attorneys’ fees) and lia= amount due: $ bility arising in connection with the “Association’s” meeting being held at the Long Beach
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Convention Center, Long Beach, CA, June 13-17, 2011. Exhibitor agrees to make no claims whatsoever for loss, theft, damage, destruction of goods; nor for any injury to himself or employees while in the exposition quarters; nor for any damage of any nature, including damage to his business, nor for any loss resulting from labor disputes, acts of God or nature, or any action of any nature of AEE and Show Management. Force Majeure: In the event the Exhibit Hall or any part of the exhibit area thereof is unavailable whether for the entire event, or a port ion of the event as a result of wind, fire, flood, tempest, act of God or nature, or any other such cause or as a result of governmental intervention, malicious damage, acts of war, acts of t errorism, strike, lockout, labor dispute, riot or any other cause or action over which Show Management has no control, or should Management decide that because of any such cause it is necessary to cancel, postpone, or resite this show, AEE, Show Management, Host, and Sponsors shall not be liable to indemnify or reimburse the Exhibitor in any respect of any damage or loss, or booth fees, direct or indirect, arising as a result thereof.
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also please reserve our: logo on the the show website @ $125 = amount due: due: $ List link and logo Your web address: www. Note: logo should be sent in Adobe Illustrator .eps format.
listing @ discounted rate of $195 $195 = amount due: $ ad (check (check ad size size below) below) = amoun amountt due: due: $ $395 Business Card Ad $850 Quarter Page Ad $1350 Half Page Ad $2600 Full Page Ad
Buyer’s Guide
Exhibit Hall Directory
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: $
2. Upon submitting booth contract we understand booth spaces spaces are non-cancelable and we we agree to adhere to the cancellation policy terms (No. 8). If we cancel, we will be charged a minimum 50% of the published booth fee for the number of spaces we have contracted.
Booth space(s) preferred: 1st Choice
2nd Choice
3rd Choice
We will display these products or ser vices: Indicate up to 3 competitors whose booths you prefer not to be adjacent to your exhibit:* 1.
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*WE WILL TRY BUT CANNOT GUARANTEE TO MEET YOUR REQUEST
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3. Exhibitors are advised to carry floater insurance to cover their exhibit material against damage and loss and public liability insurance to cover against injury to the Exhibitor, its staff, and to injury to others. All property of Exhibitor is understood to remain under its custody and control in transit to and from and within the confines of the exhibit area and Exhibitor shall maintain insurance covering Exhibitor’s property. Exhibitor shall also carry comprehensive general liability and property damage liability and statutory Workmen’s Compensation with employers’ liability. Appropriate Certificates of Insurance shall be furnished by Exhibitor upon request by Show Management or its contractors. Obtaining insurance and amount of insurance remains solely the responsibility of the Exhibitor. 4. In island spaces with aisles on all four four sides, overhead overhead panels or “bridge type” construction may be permitted. No exhibit shall be permitted to interfere with a neighboring exhibit. Island exhibits must not include a back wall that blocks visibility of neighboring booths. In-line booth sidedividers of a height in excess of 36 must not extend further than three (3) feet out from the back wall. Booth walls or equipment displayed must not exceed eight (8) feet in height. Any exceptions must first first be approved by Exhibition Management. Exposed/unsightly portions of booth may be or dered “masked” by Show Management — the expense for which is the sole sole responsibi responsibil-lity of the Exhibitor. Carpeting of exhibitor’s booth space is required at exhibitor’s expense. AEE retains the right to change the expo floorplan and Exhibitor’s booth location without prior notice.
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Full payment enclosed: $ 50% payment enclosed: $ Make check payable in U.S. funds to AEE EXHIBITS.
a ttached) Bill company (P.O. PAYMENT: Check enclosed (P.O. must be attached) credit card in the amount of $ Bill credit rCard VISA Maste American Express Discover MasterCard Credit card number X (required) Authorized Signature of Cardholder (required) Authorized
Credit Card Billing Address (where credit card bill is sen t) Name on Card (print) Street Address
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5. Internet advertising is available to current Exhibitors who have have submitted at least a 50% booth deposit. Special exhibit/packaged rate reflects a significant discount off of regular Internet advertising rates and may not be combined with any other offers. AEE reserves the right to reject advertising for any reason whatsoever. 6. All exhibits must be set up by 5:00 pm the evening prior t o the opening of t he show. Booth space not set up and claimed by the evening prior to the show opening will be forfeited and may be reassigned by Show Management at its discretion. 7. Regulations and Compliance: No explosives, fuel, fuel, combustibles, or hazardous materials, decorative materials not fireproof nor flameproof, or any materials or substances deemed hazardous under applicable fire regulations may be brought into the Exhibit Hall. Exhibitor must observe all union regulations in force in the Exhibit Hall and use qualified personnel for services. All Exhibitor’s electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment must meet requirements of all applicable electrical and safety codes. 8. Cancellation, change of space, change of Exhibitor information, and refund policy: (a) Exhibitor agrees to notify Show Management in writing if it needs to change its booth size, change its company listing and/or contact information, as well as if it needs to cancel out of the show. (b) Written cancellation received by Exhibit Manager more than 120 days prior to the opening date of the show, cancellation fee of 50% of total booth cost (Internet and directory ads are non-refundable) will be assessed. (c) Written cancellation received within 60 to 120 days prior to the opening date of the show, cancellation/penalty fee of full amount of booth cost (Internet and directory ads are non-refundable) will be assessed regardless of cancellation notification, and no refund will be made. (d) Written cancellation received less than 60 days prior to the opening date of the show, total payment for the booth space (Internet and directory ads are non-refundable) is due regardless of cancellation notification, and no refunds will be made.
City/State/Zip
RETURN TO: 29th West Coast EMC P.O. P. O. Box 1026, Lilburn, GA 30048 Phone Ashley Clark, Exhibit Manager: (770) 279-4392 or Fax (770) 381-9865 or Email:
[email protected]
(e) If an Exhibitor decreases its booth size from the original contract, it will be deemed a cancellation for the booths decreased, and the show’s cancellation schedule will apply. Exhibitor agrees to immediately notify AEE Show Management in writing prior to the show of any changes in company profile. Upon submitting the reservation/contract form, exhibiting company is liable for payment for applicable booth space fee. No refunds or transfers of Exhibitor funds are permitted. In case of a dispute, the governing laws of Georgia will apply.
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