Energy Exchange 2017 Training & Trade Show

The Energy Exchange is an educational and networking forum for those seeking to expand their knowledge of building operations, energy security and management in the federal sector.

With more than 350,000 buildings and 600,000 vehicles on the road, the federal government is the nation’s largest energy consumer. Federal agencies have a tremendous opportunity and an obligation to reduce energy, water, and petroleum use, as well as greenhouse gas emissions in their operations.

Now in its third year, the Federal Energy Management Program’s Energy Exchange offers 2 ½ days of training and open dialogue, to help federal agencies meet and track their energy-related requirements and goals. The Energy Exchange trade show will feature cutting-edge technologies and services for improving outcomes and reducing costs at project sites.

Reasons to Attend

• Expand on what you know and explore new opportunities shared in solution-focused training sessions.
• Create new connections with leaders and visionaries from industry and government
• IACET learning credits will be available for the majority of training sessions
• Discover new products, systems and services
• Hear from dynamic keynote speakers and a diverse group of session speakers, sharing in-depth insight, and practical information.

View the current Agenda at a Glance for an advance look at available sessions, trade show hours, and more at the Energy Exchange.

Why Should You Attend Energy Exchange 2017

Exhibitor Opportunities

Manufacturers, distributors, and service providers of all sizes are invited to this year’s Energy Exchange. Share product and service solutions with the federal government; including civilian agencies and the military. This year’s event will offer over 80,000 square feet of exhibit space for vendors!

Energy Exchange Event Profile

• Nearly 2,400 attendees from government and industry turned out for Energy Exchange 2016 held in Providence, RI to discuss cost-effective best practices and lessons learned.
  • 54% from federal agencies
  • 46% from industry
  • 14.7% were speakers/presenters – combined; federal agencies & industry
• Attendee survey data showed a 91% satisfaction rate with the quality and value of the training received.
• 468.1 CEUs earned for a total of 2,470 certifications among 99 courses
• Dynamic keynote speakers, including esteemed leadership from Providence, DOE, the Army, Navy, and the Air Force