SHOW PREVIEW
WHEN: 11-12 October WHERE: London Olympia
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to the fi tness equipment. As an energy intensive industry, the sector can still address energy management and envi- ronmental issues in a proactive and controlled manner. The Energy Solutions 2011 event is for those in search of education and practical energy management ini- tiatives such as energy monitoring and analysis, the use of energy con- sultants, managing the purchase of utilities and energy effi cient products and services. It is regarded as one of the UK’s leading energy management and procurement events. Energy Solutions and its co-located events is expected to attract more than 8,000 people, bringing together profes- sionals from a vast range of industry sectors. Incorporating energy man- agement, procurement, effi ciency and on-site renewables, the event is sup- ported by the Carbon Trust, a leading organisation which provides specialist support to help businesses reduce car- bon emissions and save energy.
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ast volumes of energy are consumed by the leisure industry each year, from the facilities themselves, down
INVESTORS IN EDUCATION With education and knowledge driving the sector, the Carbon Trust, the UK's Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), the Environment Agency, Carbon Clear and the Major Energy Users Council (MEUC) have joined forces to create an instructive and authoritative educational pro- gramme covering key energy issues at this year's event.
Speakers such as Mark Chadwick, CEO of Carbon Clear, Terri Wills, London city director of the Clinton Climate Initiative, Richards Jones from the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) Energy Effi ciency Scheme (the Environment Agency) will be giving presentations at the show. The Renewables Theatre will focus
on microgeneration and sustainable power, while visitors to the Green-Tech Theatre are invited to discover the key factors and teachings of successful energy saving campaigns through case study-led seminar presentations. New to Energy Solutions for 2011
and run in association with the Major Energy Users Council (MEUC), Energy Question Time will focus on the key
This year's show will off er over 150 hours of educational content on key issues for operators
energy procurement issues relevant to UK businesses. Attendees are invited to put questions to the panel of respected industry professionals par- ticipating in a specialist energy-related live panel debate.
SPECIALIST SUPPLIERS Home to over 150 hours of edu- cational content, Energy Solutions 2011 will be co-located with M&E – the Building Services Event and Total Workplace Management, the FM and estates event, and will attract energy users from all over the UK looking to source specialist advice and ultimately become more sustainable. Taking place at London Olympia from 11-12 October, Energy Solutions, is one of the UK’s largest exhibitions dedicated to energy management and procurement and on-site renewables Alongside the seminar programme, the event will showcase the latest in prod- ucts and services from more than 300 exhibitors across the energy sector. For more details on Energy Solutions 2011, the Innovation & Sustainability Awards or to register for a free pass, visit
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