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About the conference

Attendees Enjoy Successful Annual Conference in Iowa

Using the theme, “Next Steps to Expand Your Electric Efficiency Programs”, the RERC 2011 Annual Conference provided valuable information to participants. Several speakers at the May 23 – 25 event offered “application-oriented” strategies being used by other power suppliers to manage energy and kW demand. Along with the speaker presentations, three “short course” training sessions were delivered during the main session in Des Moines.

Just prior to the Conference, a half-day training course on “Helping Ethanol Plants, Grain Elevators and Feed Mills Manage Electricity” was attended by 31 power suppliers (see related article on page 3).
 


Attendees at 2011 RERC Conference in Des Moines, IA.

 
A significant portion of the general session dealt with an update of LED lighting (Light Emitting Diode) for both indoor and outdoor applications. Valuable information was shared from ongoing demonstrations, including pole-mounted security lighting, and agricultural installations in three types of animal barns.

The photos in this article tell part of the story. We add our congratulations to RERC Award Recipients (below).
 
Distinguished Service Award:
Mr. Ron Plank V. P. of Operations, Adams Electric Cooperative (PA)

Silver Switch Award:
Prairie Power, Inc. (IL) for their Energy Efficiency Wall and Education Program
 
During the Awards and Recognition Luncheon, the two award recipients were on-hand to receive their recognition.
 


The Silver Switch Award was accepted by Greg Nieman (L) for Prairie Power Inc. and Ron Plank from Adams Electric Co-op (PA) shows his Distinguished Service Award.

 
Those participants who would like to receive continuing education credits for participating in the conference (Key Account Executive certification), please call Dot Campbell at RERC headquarters
   
 
 
     
 
Rural Electricity Resource Council (formerly National Food and Energy Council)
Wilmington, Ohio