Monday, April 27 to Wednesday, April 29, 2009 Palais des Congres de Paris Paris, France

1. Monday, April 27 to Wednesday, April 29, 2009Palais des Congres de ParisParis, France

2. Presentation Overview • Introduction to Forum Host: Alliance to Save Energy • Overview of the Energy Efficiency Global Forum & Exposition (EE Global) Conference Series • Highlights of EE Global 2007 • Plans for EE Global 2009

3. What is the Alliance? • Mission: To advance energy efficiency world-wide through policy, education, research, technology deployment, market transformation and communication initiatives. • Headquartered in Washington, D.C. with operations in Mexico, Eastern Europe, South Africa, Mexico, India and across the U.S. • Chaired by Senator Mark Pryor (D-AR) and James Rogers (CEO, Duke Energy) with strong bi-partisan congressional, corporate & public interest leadership.

4. What is the Alliance? • NGO coalition of 150+ prominent business, government, environmental and consumer leaders who promote the efficient and clean use of energy worldwide. • Catalyst for partnership and coalition building to undertake policy, education and outreach and programmatic work that advances energy efficiency in every energy end use sector and the power supply sector.

5. Why an Energy Efficiency Global Forum? Given the Growth of World-wide Energy Demand and an increasing focus on Global Climate Change, EE Global was developed to: • Demonstrate that energy efficiency is the cheapest, quickest and cleanest resource for meeting the world’s ever-increasing demand for energy. • Foster a more vibrant, global marketplace for energy-efficient products and services. • Forge strategic alliances and partnerships among international representatives. • Educate a wide array of consumers, public and media on the benefits of, and need for, energy efficiency. • Share and migrate energy-efficiency best practices across international borders and industry sectors.

6. Europe 2009 Host Region Asia /Pacific 2010 Host?? North America 2007 Host Region Africa Latin America 2010 Host?? What Makes EE Global Unique? • Organized by international leaders from five geographic world regions: • Africa, Asia/Pacific, Europe, Latin America & North America. • Rotates between the regions with leadership for event from “Host” Region: • 2007 was held in North America & was led by Senator Mark Pryor & Jeff Fettig, Chairman & CEO of Whirlpool Corporation. • 2009 will be held in Paris, France & leaders to date include Lena Ek, MEP; Claude Turmes, MEP; Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, International Energy Agency; Marc Bitzer, President Whirlpool Europe; and Jean-Pascal Tricoire, President and CEO, Schneider Electric. • Participation by ALL Sectors of the Economy: • Business • Building Sector • Transportation • Government • NGOs • Finance

7. EE Global 2007 What: The Alliance to Save Energy’s inaugural Energy Efficiency Global Forum & Exposition (EE Global) When: November 11-14, 2007 Where: The Washington D.C. Convention Center

8. EE Global by the Numbers • 848 Total Registrants representing 32 countries • 447 Registered Delegates • 186 Exhibitors • 160 Speakers • 55 Media • Mix of Government, Business, Non-Profits • 34% Government • 35% Business • 30% NGO and Trade Associations • 40+ International Media • Senior Level Delegates • 42% Executives • 14% Management/Supervisor • 25% Policy/Program Manager • 79 exhibiting organizations representing 14,000 sq. ft. of booth space • 34 sponsors

9. EE Global Executive Dialogues • 177 high level speakers participated • Representing 22 countries • 36 ninety-minute sessions organized in 6 concurrent tracks: • Buildings • Finance • Industry (3 sessions) • Government & Policy • Power Generation • Market Drivers & End-use • Transportation (3 sessions)

10. EE Global Plenary Sessions 4 Plenary Sessions featuring remarks from: Dr. Richard Bradley, Head, Energy Efficiency & Environment Division, International Energy Agency K.R. (Kaj) den Daas, Chairman, Philips Lighting N. America & CEO, BU Lamps N. America, Executive VP, Philips Lighting B.V. Lena Ek, Member of European Parliament (Sweden) Jeff Fettig, Chairman & CEO, Whirlpool Corporation Minister Tanja Gonner, Environmental Minister, Baden-Württemberg Honorable Jay Inslee, U.S. House of Representatives (D-WA) James Leape, Director General, World Wildlife Fund International Honorable Tim Pawlenty, Governor, Minnesota Jackalyne Pfannenstiel, Chair, California Energy Commission Honorable Mark Pryor, U.S. Senator (D-AR) James Rogers, Chairman, President & CEO, Duke Energy Deputy Secretary Clay Sell, U.S. Dept. of Energy R.K. Stewart, President, American Institute of Architects Rich Wells, Vice President, Energy, The Dow Chemical Company Honorable Timothy Wirth, President, UN Foundation

11. Networking Receptions • Welcome Reception in Exhibit Hall Sponsored by Whirlpool Corporation • Grand Finale Reception at the Air & Space Museum Sponsored by BP, Duke Energy, EURIMA & NAIMA

12. Evaluation Highlights Approximately 10% of attendees submitted conference evaluations, resulting in high marks for the inaugural EE Global: • The Program rated a 4.16 out of 5 • The Exposition rated a 4.01 out of 5 • The Logistics rated a 4.54 out of 5 • 97% indicated they would attend another Alliance event

13. 2009 Date and Venue Paris, France Palais des Congres de Paris Monday, April 27 to Wednesday, April 29, 2009

14. 2009 Leadership • International Steering Committee (ISC) • 80 participants, European Delegation of 27 participants • Government Co-Chairs: Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, IEA; Lena Ek, MEP; Claude Turmes, MEP • Industry Co-Chairs: Marc Bitzer, President, Whirlpool Europe; Jean-Pascal Tricoire, President and CEO, Schneider Electric; invites out to EDF & ENEL • N. American Delegation Chair: Tom Dreessen, EPS Capital Corp. • Role: To lend cache, promote the event, and guide planning. • International Program Committee (IPC) • 32 confirmed members • Chair: Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission DG JRC • Role: To develop executive dialogue session format, topics, and speakers. Also to serve as session chairs, responsible for organizing their session.

15. International Steering Committee African Representatives Mark Gordon, Director Strategic Environmental Management, Western Cape Government - South Africa Richard Ingwe, Executive Director, Centre for Research & Action on Development of Locales (CRADLE) Ibrahim Salau, Managing Director, Environmental Accord Nigeria Limited Asia/Pacific Representatives G.C. Datta Roy, CEO, DSCL Energy Services Company Ltd Peter du Pont, Chief of Party, ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program Hou Dufang, President, China Household Electrical Appliances Association S. Ragupathy, Senior Director and Head of the Green Business Centre, Confederation of India Industry Sirikalaya Suvachittanont, Director, Energy Engineering Institute European Representatives Peter Bach, Chair / Senior Policy Advisor, ECEEE / Danish Energy Authority Igor Bashmakov, Director, Center for Energy Efficiency, Russia Paolo Bertoldi, I.E.S. – Renewable Energies Unit, European Commission DG JRC Horst Biedermann, CESARUS Sprl Marc Bitzer, President, Whirlpool Europe– Industry Co-Chair Henry Derwent, President and CEO, IETA Lena Ek, Member of European Parliament (Sweden)– Government Co-Chair Denis Givois, Director Renewables and Climate Change, Dalkia David Green, Chief Executive, UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy

16. International Steering Committee European Representatives Frederic Hug, Director of Environment, Elyo Suez Benoit Lebot, Climate Change Technical Advisor, UN Development Programme-Global Environment Facility Tony Long, Director of European Policy Office, World Wildlife Fund Michael Lowak, CEO, MVV Energiedienstleistungen GmbH Francois Moisan, Executive Director of Strategy and Research, ADEME Hans Nilsson, Principal Administrator, Energy Efficiency and Policy Analysis Division Francesco Olivieri, Advisor to Enel, Regulatory Affairs and Corporate Strategy Function, Enel SpA Marianne Osterkorn, International Director, REEEP Simon Patten, BP, Global Sustainability Programme Manager Andris Piebalgs, Commissioner for Energy, European Commission Mykola Raptsun, President, Agency for Rational Energy Use and Ecology (Arena-Eco) Bernd Reuter, Ministry for Environment of the State of Baden-Wuerttemberg, Federal Republic of Germany Gianluca Sambucini, Energy Efficiency 21 - Sustainable Energy Division, UN Economic Commission for Europe John Scowcroft, Head, Environment & Sustainable Development Unit, Eurelectric Gianni Silvestrini, Advisor of the Italian Minister of Economic Development, Italian Government Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director, International Energy Agency– Government Co-Chair Jean-Pascal Tricoire, President and CEO, Schneider Electric– Industry Co-Chair Claude Turmes, Member of European Parliament (Luxembourg)– Government Co-Chair

17. International Steering Committee Latin American Representatives Odon de Buen, President, Energy, Technology, and Education (ENTE) Arturo Echeverria, President, AEAEE Janine Ferretti, Environment Division Chief, Inter-American Development Bank Ernesto Heinzelmann, President, Embraco Georgina Kessel, Secretary of Energy, Mexico Mark Lambrides, Project Manager, Department of Sustainable Development, Organization of American States Juan Mata Sandoval, Director General, CONAE Pablo Realpozo, General Director, Trust Fund for Electrical Energy Savings-FIDE North American Representatives Tom Dreessen, President & CEO, EPS Capital Corporation– Chairman of the North American Delegation Jay Bhalla, Principal, Business Development, Intergy Corporation Douglas V. Bloss, Corporate Vice President, Armstrong International, Inc. Jared Blum, President, Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association (PIMA) William Chandler, President, Transition Energy International, Ltd. Scott DeShetler, Director, Marketing Communications, Building Insulation Division, Johns Manville Robert Dixon, Sr. Vice President & Global Head Energy & Environmental Solutions, Building Automation, Siemens Building Technologies Inc. Cheryl English, Vice President, Technical Services & Industry Relations, Acuity Brands Lighting Stephen Farrar, Director of International Business, Guardian Industries Corporation David Goldstein, Energy Program Director, NRDC Tom Geier, Government Affairs Manager - Federal & State, 3M Dian Grueneich, Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission

18. International Steering Committee North American Representatives Stephen Harper, Director, Environment and Energy Policy, Intel Corporation Steve Heins, Vice President of Communication & Government Affairs, Orion Energy Systems Susan Herrenbruck, Executive Director, XPSA (Extruded Polystyrene Foam Association) Geoffrey Hunt, Senior Vice President, Communications and Human Resources, OSRAM SYLVANIA Douglas Johnson, Senior Director, Technology Policy and International Affairs, Consumer Electronics Association Tom Kuhn, President, Edison Electric Institute Andrew Liveris, President, CEO and Chairman, The Dow Chemical Company Peter Love, Chief Energy Conservation Officer, Ontario Power Authority Julie McCombs, Director, Global Policy, Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration Inst. James McMahon, Head, Energy Analysis Department, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Ken Mentzer, President & CEO, NAIMA John Mollet, Vice President, International Copper Association, Ltd. Bill Nesmith, Assistant Director for Conservation, Oregon Department of Energy Bill Nitze, Chairman, Oceana Energy Company Jackalyne Pfannenstiel, Commissioner, California Energy Commission Mark Pryor, Senator, United States Senate Suzanne Shelton, President & CEO, The Shelton Group Craig Silvertooth, Executive Director, Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing Mark Thompson, President, CEO and Director, Fairchild Semiconductor Barbara Tyran, Director, Washington Relations, Electric Power Research Institute Thomas Weber, Vice President, Jupiter Oxygen Carl Wehmeyer, Executive Vice President, Niagra Conservation Timothy E. Wirth, President, UN Foundation

19. Event Format Exposition Hall: Business, Government and Other Exhibits from around the world 4 Plenary Sessions: Top business and environmental leaders engage with all conference attendees “Executive Dialogue” Sessions: 90-minute discussions by leading global voices selected by an international committee of experts and peers Networking Events: Many exciting events where business and pleasure are mixed

20. Plenary Sessions Opening Plenary Session Energy Efficiency Policy Strategies from Around the World Monday, April 27th from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Leading elected officials from every region of the world will come together to share various approaches and best practices to achieving energy efficiency. Speakers will discuss innovative policies and programs they have spearheaded to encourage greater energy efficiency in all end-use sectors. Plenary Session Growing Economies in a Carbon-Constrained World – the Role of Energy Efficiency in the Business and Industrial Sectors Tuesday, April 28th from 8:30 am to 10:30 am Join us as leading company CEOs outline the strategies they have undertaken to reduce energy use within their companies as well as in the products and services they provide to consumers and other industrial customers. Speakers invited to this session include representatives from the financial, transportation, commercial real estate, utility, computer and appliance manufacturing sectors.

21. Plenary Sessions Plenary Luncheon Working Together – A Look at International Implementation Partnerships Wednesday, April 29th from 12:15 pm to 1:45 pm The G8 countries + 3 (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the UK, the US, the EU plus China, India and Korea) have agreed to establish the International Partnership for Energy Efficiency Cooperation (IPEEC) as a means to enhance global energy security, while simultaneously combating global climate change. Join us for this special luncheon as we listen to the Chair of the IPEEC as he/she outlines the goals and objectives of this high-level forum which has been formed to facilitate a broad range of actions that yield high efficiency gains.  Closing Plenary Session What is the Real Potential for Energy Efficiency? – Contrasting Perspectives Wednesday, April 29th from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm CEO level representatives from research and environmental organizations and government institutions will provide insight and perspective on the potential for energy efficiency, and its role in achieving energy security and perhaps, most importantly, environment imperatives.

22. Executive Dialogue Sessions 24 concurrent sessions organized into four end-use tracks: • Buildings • Industry & Utilities • Transportation & Urban Planning • Consumers & End-Use Within each track, sessions will be color coded to indicate their focus as follows: • Policy • Finance • Technology • Market Transformation • Last session of each end-use track summarizes all preceding sessions • Each session will be ninety minutes and will feature presentations • from four leading voices on energy efficiency, a moderator and a rapporteur.

23. Executive Dialogue Session Topics

24. EE Global Sponsors Founding Sponsors Schneider Electric Whirlpool Corporation Gold Sponsors EURIMA / NAIMA National Grid Silver Sponsors OSRAM SYLVANIA Philips Lighting Siemens Southern California Edison The Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing Bronze Sponsors Edison Electric Institute Orion Energy Systems Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Assoc.

25. Sponsorship Opportunities

26. Exposition Floor

27. Exposition Floor Exhibitors to Date World Future Energy Summit 20 Southern California Edison 27 Embraco 31 Whirlpool Corporation 51 ACORE AEE The Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing EURIMA / NAIMA National Grid OSRAM SYLVANIA Philips Lighting Schneider Electric Siemens Booths circled are to indicate the space sold to sponsors who’ve yet to select their actual booths.

28. Exposition Package Details Booth Package • One 9m2 booth space • A company identification sign • A complimentary Internet link to your home page from the EE Global web site • A listing in the Exhibitor Directory Extra Benefits • Complimentary entrance to the Symposium Plenary Sessions • Complimentary customer passes to the Exposition on Monday, April 27 • A post-symposium electronic file containing contact information for all Forum attendees Booth Price • 2200€ per booth space • 2000€ reduced rate for Alliance Associates, and 1800€ reduced rate for NGOs, government agencies and universities

29. How You Can Become Involved Promotion and Attendance • Educate and encourage interest in EE Global 2009 through distribution of promotional materials • Provide the Alliance with your constituent list and we will do the promoting for you • Join one of the planning Committees • REGISTER for the event! Exposition and Sponsorship Sales • Provide the Alliance with suggestions for companies you believe should be exhibiting • Become an EE Global sponsor or exhibitor! Plenary and Executive Dialogue Sessions • Suggest speakers that you have relationships with and feel would benefit the program Ancillary Meetings • Host an ancillary meeting in conjunction with the event—we will assist with logistics if necessary

30. To Learn More…. Visit: www.eeglobalforum.org Visit: www.ase.org Contact: Kara O’Connell, Special Events Alliance to Save Energy 202.530.2207 koconnell@ase.org