2012 Evening with the Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards Dinner
The Evening with the Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards Dinner has been the preeminent showcase for energy efficiency’s most industrious advocates and innovators since its inception in 1993. The black tie affair typically draws more than 500 energy leaders from industry, government and academia.
Since 1993, the Alliance to Save Energy has highlighted the best and brightest stars in the field of energy efficiency; the selection committee is currently deliberating and will announce the winners for the 20th anniversary of this illustrious event on June 6th.
2012 Star of Energy Efficiency Award Categories
Charles Percy Award for Public Service
Recognizes an individual for an outstanding public service contribution and/or a lifetime commitment to EE.
“Galaxy” Star of Energy Efficiency
Recognizes outstanding achievements in EE for entities earning more than $150 million in annual revenue.
“Super Nova” Star of Energy Efficiency
Recognizes outstanding achievements in EE for entities earning less than $150 million in annual revenue.
“Andromeda” Star of Energy Efficiency
Recognizes outstanding achievements in EE for entities earning less than $10 million in annual revenue.
“I-Star” Award for Energy Efficiency
Recognizes the outstanding contributions to EE achieved through special projects or activities overseas that are led by nominees based outside of U.S. territories.
“Innovative” Star of Energy Efficiency Award
Recognizes an emerging technology or service that has the potential to transform a sector of the EE market but which, given the early stage of the innovation, has yet to generate proven savings.
About the Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards Dinner
Founded in 1993, the Evening with the Stars of Energy Efficiency Awards Dinner recognizes deserving individuals, organizations, companies, learning institutions and government programs that have demonstrated a significant and tangible commitment to the cause of energy efficiency both in the United States and abroad.
Audience
This prestigious, black-tie affair is held in Washington, D.C., and draws over 500 energy notables from industry, government and academia for an evening of fine dining and celebration.
Leadership
The Stars of Energy Efficiency award winners are selected each year by the Dinner & Awards committee, which includes twenty-five diverse industry representatives. The committee reviews all nominations, selects finalists and then ultimately selects the winners in each award category.
How to get involved
To show your organization’s strong support for creating an energy-efficient future, you can pledge to sponsor, or purchase a ticket to attend this star-studded event.
