Do you have questions about the 2009 Power Smart Forum? Start by reviewing our Frequently Asked Questions. If your question is not addressed, please contact us today.
The Power Smart Forum is BC’s foremost energy conservation conference. The event provides attendees from the province’s Commercial/Institutional, Industrial, Community/Government and Information Technology sectors with information and inspiration to help them become energy conservation leaders.
The 2009 Power Smart Forum was held October 13 -15, 2009, at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
What are the benefits for my business? Why should I attend?
The Power Smart Forum offers three-days of information sharing opportunities and inspires BC businesses to become leaders in energy conservation.
In 2009, we prepared an unmatched lineup of conference sessions and in-depth workshops which worked back to four streams: Commercial/Institutional, Industrial, Community/Government and Information Technology. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about emerging energy conservation technologies and creative financing models, as well as how to maximize BC Hydro’s energy management programs and incentives.
In 2009, the Forum Tradeshow featured over 40 Alliance Member exhibitors, ranging from lighting and electrical distributors, lamp manufacturers, control representatives, computer management specialists to industrial product exhibitors.
The Tradeshow is always an excellent opportunity for Forum participants to engage with their peers as well as industry experts.
Who can attend the Power Smart Forum?
The Power Smart Forum is open to Power Smart partners and business customers, as well as industry professionals who receive an invitation from BC Hydro.
How many days is the 2009 Power Smart Forum?
The 2009 Power Smart Forum was a three-day event from October 13 – 15, 2009. Please refer to the Program-at-a-Glance page for more detail.
What is the content for the three-day Forum program?
The 2009 Power Smart Forum had four program streams: Commercial/Institutional, Industrial, Community/Government and Information Technology. Please refer to the Program-at-a-Glance page for more detail.
Who were the plenary / keynote speakers for 2009?
BC Hydro was pleased to welcome Andrew Winston as Keynote Speaker for the 2009 Power Smart Forum. A highly sought after and thoroughly engaging speaker, Andrew delivered his Keynote speech Thursday, October 15, 2009.
Also, learn about the outstanding roster of CEO’s assembled for the CEO Panel Plenary Session and the panel of BC-based experts who were invited to speak at the Climate Change Panel Plenary Session.
What is a Call for Papers? How do I submit my abstract?
The 2009 abstract submission is now closed and all submitting authors have been notified of the review results. If you did not receive a notice by August 31, 2009 please log back into the abstract submission site to check the status of your submission.
Are you an exhibitor with additional questions about the 2009 Forum Tradeshow?
Please refer to the Tradeshow page for date, time and location details or the detailed exhibitor letter sent to you on behalf of BC Hydro. If you continue to have outstanding questions, please email tradeshow@bchydro.com.
Are professional development credits available to delegates who attend the 2009 Forum?
Yes, professional development credits were available to delegates at the 2009 Forum. Please refer to the Professional Credits page for more detail.
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Do you have questions about the 2009 Power Smart Forum? Start by reviewing our Frequently Asked Questions. If your question is not addressed, please contact us today.
About the 2009 Power Smart Forum
What is the BC Hydro Power Smart Forum?
The Power Smart Forum is BC’s foremost energy conservation conference. The event provides attendees from the province’s Commercial/Institutional, Industrial, Community/Government and Information Technology sectors with information and inspiration to help them become energy conservation leaders.
The 2009 Power Smart Forum was held October 13 -15, 2009, at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
What are the benefits for my business? Why should I attend?
The Power Smart Forum offers three-days of information sharing opportunities and inspires BC businesses to become leaders in energy conservation.
In 2009, we prepared an unmatched lineup of conference sessions and in-depth workshops which worked back to four streams: Commercial/Institutional, Industrial, Community/Government and Information Technology. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about emerging energy conservation technologies and creative financing models, as well as how to maximize BC Hydro’s energy management programs and incentives.
In 2009, the Forum Tradeshow featured over 40 Alliance Member exhibitors, ranging from lighting and electrical distributors, lamp manufacturers, control representatives, computer management specialists to industrial product exhibitors.
The Tradeshow is always an excellent opportunity for Forum participants to engage with their peers as well as industry experts.
Who can attend the Power Smart Forum?
The Power Smart Forum is open to Power Smart partners and business customers, as well as industry professionals who receive an invitation from BC Hydro.
How many days is the 2009 Power Smart Forum?
The 2009 Power Smart Forum was a three-day event from October 13 – 15, 2009. Please refer to the Program-at-a-Glance page for more detail.
What is the content for the three-day Forum program?
The 2009 Power Smart Forum had four program streams: Commercial/Institutional, Industrial, Community/Government and Information Technology. Please refer to the Program-at-a-Glance page for more detail.
Who were the plenary / keynote speakers for 2009?
BC Hydro was pleased to welcome Andrew Winston as Keynote Speaker for the 2009 Power Smart Forum. A highly sought after and thoroughly engaging speaker, Andrew delivered his Keynote speech Thursday, October 15, 2009.
Also, learn about the outstanding roster of CEO’s assembled for the CEO Panel Plenary Session and the panel of BC-based experts who were invited to speak at the Climate Change Panel Plenary Session.
What is a Call for Papers? How do I submit my abstract?
The 2009 abstract submission is now closed and all submitting authors have been notified of the review results. If you did not receive a notice by August 31, 2009 please log back into the abstract submission site to check the status of your submission.
Are you an exhibitor with additional questions about the 2009 Forum Tradeshow?
Please refer to the Tradeshow page for date, time and location details or the detailed exhibitor letter sent to you on behalf of BC Hydro. If you continue to have outstanding questions, please email tradeshow@bchydro.com.
Are professional development credits available to delegates who attend the 2009 Forum?
Yes, professional development credits were available to delegates at the 2009 Forum. Please refer to the Professional Credits page for more detail.