Energy Management Conference McHewel 2014

Energy management is one of the crucial roles of government institutions in ensuring that energy supply and demand decisions made by all stakeholders - producers, consumers, investors, etc. – are compatible with overall goals for national sustainable development. Managing energy at the national level offers a multitude of benefits including projecting future energy demand, assessing alternative supply options to meet future demand, and assessing environmental, economic, and social impacts of different energy policies.

The conference has a primary focus on energy savings opportunities, energy efficiency, emerging technologies to help reduce energy consumption, and how best to take advantage of savings through renewable energy sources. Sessions will offer a forum for best practices in energy management and offer valuable insights on effective, efficient, and innovative uses of energy.

Conference topics:
Energy Security & Policies Framework
Energy policies
Energy Sector reform
Energy sector regulators
Energy-water nexus
Barriers to energy efficiency and renewable energy
Financing the Energy Sector and the Role of PPP
Independent Power and Water producers
The role of Financial Institutions
Innovative Financing schemes
Energy pricing
Energy in the Global Carbon Market
Carbon Mitigation policies and measures
The global carbon market
The Clean Development Mechanism
Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs)
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
Role of the Private Sector and ESCOs
Consulting Services
Technology providers
Energy Service Companies (ESCOs)
Energy Efficiency and DSM
Industrial Energy efficiency
Energy efficiency technologies
Energy efficiency labels and standards
Waste heat recovery in process industry
Efficient desalination technologies