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Hurry! Register for EFX19 by April 10 to Enjoy Early Bird Pricing

Created 4/2/2019 by Veronica Marzilli

Updated 4/16/2019 by Veronica Marzilli

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Time is running out for Efficiency Exchange Early-Bird Registration! Take a look at this year’s agenda and sign up for Efficiency Exchange at the early-bird rate of $245 through April 10, before registration for utility, government and non-profit organizations goes up to $295.

Coming early? If you are in Coeur d’Alene the day before the event, there are a number of events happening on Monday, May 13:

Market Transformation 101: An Introduction to Moving Markets

HVAC Best Practices for Utility Representatives

Regional Technical Forum Small/Rural Subcommittee

Get Social! Special Event at the Taphouse Unchained

See the EFX website for details on each of these events, this year's keynotes and our full program.

Thanks - we look forward to seeing you in Coeur d’Alene!

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