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National Energy Efficiency Forum – 6 March, Sydney

National Energy Efficiency Forum:

Making Australia a global leader in energy efficiency

Tuesday 6 March 2018, Sydney

At a time of high energy prices and huge volatility in energy markets, businesses and households are looking for ways they can take control of their energy costs. One of the quickest and cheapest ways of bring down bills is improving energy performance, yet Australia still lags the world on energy efficiency.

The Energy Efficiency Council is pleased to bring global experts Christopher von Spebhardt, Vice Chair of the German Business Initiative for Energy efficiency and Jayaraman Balachander, Head of Building Performance and Sustainability for Middle Asia Pacific at Siemens to discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by energy users in Australia.

Find out more or to purchase tickets visit http://www.eec.org.au/neef18

Date: Tuesday 6 March, 2018

Time: 11.45am – 2.30pm

Location: Customs House - Barnett Room, 31 Alfred Street Circular Quay

  

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