Celebrate 45 Years
ENERGY EFFICIENCY & SUSTAINABILITY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Over three days, AEE World’s mix of strategy, learning, and networking events attract an international audience to find improvements in energy usage, become more efficient, and save energy.
September 21-23, 2022 | Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA
Keynote Speakers
Opening Session
Mary Robinson, First Woman President of Ireland & President of the Mary Robinson Foundation—Climate Justice
Opening Session
Tom Fanning, Chairman, President and CEO Southern Company
Closing Session
Bill Nussey, Climate Tech Investor and author of Freeing Energy
Event Sponsors & Supporters
Host Sponsor
Hear from AEE's Executive Team
Bill Kent, CEM, AEE Executive Director
Dr. Fotouh Al-Ragom, Ph.d, CEM, CSDP, CEA, AEE President
Eric Oliver, PE, CEM, LEED AP, AEE President-Elect
Andrés Ortuño, CEM, CEA, CMVP, AEE Officer of the Board: Secretary
Do not miss this year’s Legends in Energy experience at the World of Coca-Cola with special guest: Charles Barkley, Former NBA Basketball Player, NBA Hall of Fame Inductee, All-star, and Legend.
Attend AEE World
Attend In-Person
AEE World is celebrating its 45th anniversary at the Georgia World Congress Center.
Earn 1.2 CEU | 12 PDH | 2.4 AEE Credits
Attend Virtually
Gain virtual access to the opening, closing and CWEEL keynote sessions, and high level panel discussions.
Earn up to 0.7 CEU | 7 PDH | 1.4 AEE Credits
Technical Sessions
Join your peers to discuss energy management, efficiency, automation, data analytics, policy, supply, procurement, resiliency, sustainability, and more.
Live technical sessions designed to let you learn and connect based on your professional goals.
FEDEnergy Works
Track A offers specially targeted workshops addressing the interests and needs of professionals involved in energy management within the U.S. federal government.
Energy Manager’s Summit
Tracks B & C concentrate on commercial and industrial energy management industries across a broad range of topics, including success stories, energy efficiency programs, selling energy to non-energy professionals, and many more.
Energy Basics
Track D tackles various topics vital for training new energy managers and continuing the education of high-level professionals.
Energy Services
Track E encompasses a wide range of energy service topics, including commissioning, master planning, measurement and verification, and energy performance.
High Performance Buildings, Communities, and Smart Cities
Track F explores the growing global trend to move college campuses, community neighborhoods and even entire cities to levels of energy and emissions performance that approach near-zero impacts.
Industrial Energy Management
Tracks G & H combine presentations that focus on improving energy usage, and management in industrial applications.
The Better Plants Program
Track I focuses on the interests of the US Department of Energy’s Better Buildings Program, its members and partners.
Renewable Energy & Sustainable Development
Track J highlights the critical topics centered around the growing need for renewable energy and sustainable development on a global scale.
Emerging Energy Trends
Track K covers some of the biggest trends in the energy industry, including blockchain, bitcoin, energy storage, and policies with proven results in effective carbon reduction.
Big Data & IoT
Track L takes a high level look at Big Data and IoT, with a focus on what energy professionals need to know about analytics, quantum computing, data centers, and more.
