The Central Florida Energy Efficiency Alliance (CFEEA) was established in July 2009 by a diverse group of stakeholders with a focus on sustainability. CFEEA provides a unified voice for professional and trade organizations, local government, academia, and utilities, who are committed to research, education and implementation of environmentally and socially responsible energy and building management practices that conserve energy and natural resources.
Orange County Mayor Crotty and Orlando City Mayor Dyer, as members of CFEEA, are encouraging the Central Florida business community to join them and take the CFEEA Kilowatt Crackdown Challenge.
The CFEEA Kilowatt Crackdown Challenge is measurable and has broad applicability to industry. It is supported with EPA's Energy Star Program and tools.
Energy Star Live Webinars (NOTE: Attendance of this training is a prerequisite for Advanced Energy Star Training)
TWO LOCATIONS, SAME DATE!
Nov 17, 2009 12:00 pm Office Buildings: Rating Energy at the Orange County Administration Building located at 201 S. Rosalind Avenue, 3rd Floor OMB Conference Room, Orlando, FL 32801
Watch for additional challenges here. The Kilowatt Crackdown Challenge is just the start. There are many ways we can promote sustainability and improve both our businesses and community. Check out our resources page to learn more.
The Florida Solar Energy Research and Education Foundation through the SunCatcher Program is offering restaurants, hotels and condominium associations a buy-down on the cost to install solar technologies.
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