FAQs
Who should attend GovEnergy?
Attendees include but are not limited to: Federal Energy Managers, Federal Energy Coordinators, Federal Facility Managers, Federal Procurement Officials, Federal Contracting Officers, Federal Lawyers, State and Local Government Officials, Utility and Energy Service Companies, Equipment Manufacturers, Energy Management Service Providers, Private Sector Facility and Energy Professionals.
How can I register?
Online registration closes 12 midnight (EST) Friday, August 10. Onsite registration opens 9:00 am, Saturday, August 18. Learn more
What’s included with registration?
Access to more than 150 training sessions, special sessions, the trade show, the technical theater, the federal connection center, multiple networking opportunities, breakfast (Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday), lunch (Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday) and reception hors d'oeuvres (Sunday, Monday & Tuesday).Please note that the technical tours scheduled for Sunday, August 19 are not included with registration. Separate fees apply.
What does it cost to attend?
Federal Employee Rate: $495 Online or Onsite
Non-Federal Employee Rate: $595 (avail. through August 10)
More Details on 2012 Registration Rates: (PDF )
Exhibitor Rate: Please see exhibitor information
On-site Rate (for Non-Federal Employees): $795 (beginning August 18)
Exhibit Hall Only: $100 per day (passes sold at GovEnergy)
Technical Tours (not included with registration): Vary in price. Learn more
What are the payment options?
Payment, in U.S. Funds, can be made by Visa, MasterCard, American Express or check (bank checks, cashier checks, or company checks. GovEnergy does not accept personal checks).
Federal Employees: Credit card payments will not be processed until July 25.
Non-Federal Employees: Credit card payments will be processed at the time of registration.
What is the cancellation policy?
All cancellations received between June 19 and August 10 will be charged a fee of $50.00. No refunds will be issued after August 10. All cancellations must be submitted in writing. You may substitute attendees at any time by sending written notification by August 10. After August 10, please bring all registration adjustment details to the onsite Registration Help Desk at GovEnergy. Any cancellations or changes made onsite must be made in writing. Learn more.
I have registered for GovEnergy and need to make changes to my registration. How can I do that?
If you have any questions or comments regarding GovEnergy registration, please contact Trina Johnson, govenergy@govenergy.com or 800-343-2171.
Where can I find a schedule?
An event schedule has been posted to the GovEnergy website. In an effort to reduce paper waste, GovEnergy will offer free mobile apps for various smart phone platforms. GovEnergy will also provide a free WAP (a web application with nothing to download). Touchscreen monitors and information kiosks will be available throughout the America’s Center Convention Center. While at GovEnergy, visit the eTools Help Desk for more information.
How do I sign up for training sessions?
GovEnergy is offering more than 150 training sessions in 19 tracks. You have the flexibility to choose what sessions to attend once you arrive. It is not possible to sign up for sessions prior to arrival. Please review your session options ahead of time. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis.
What type of education credits are being offered?
Education credits will be awarded based upon session attendance. Your attendee badge is scanned as you enter each GovEnergy training session, documenting your attendance. Training credits include:
NCMA – GovEnergy is now a National Contract Management Association education provider.
BOMI International – GovEnergy is now a BOMI International education provider.
USGBC – GovEnergy is an USGBC education provider.
AEE Certified Energy Manager – 1.25 CEUs/ 2.5 AEE credits for AEE recertification.
Professional Engineers – 12.5 professional development hours.
Professional Architects – 12.5 non-Health, Safety & Welfare (HSW) learning unit hours.
Does this event offer training certificates?
Training certificates will be available from the GovEnergy website beginning soon after the conference. You will need your attendee identification number to access your training certificate from the GovEnergy website. Your attendee identification number is printed on your GovEnergy badge. Please keep the paper badge insert from your attendee badge after GovEnergy.
When should I plan on arriving and departing?
The training workshop begins Monday, August 20 at 7:30 am and ends Wednesday, August 22 at 2 pm.
The trade show begins Sunday, August 19 at 5 pm and ends Tuesday, August 21 at 4 pm.
Several technical tours will be offered throughout the day on Sunday, August 19.
A variety of pre-and post-GovEnergy events are held in conjunction with GovEnergy. While they are not a part of the official event program, they offer resources to maximize your learning experience, and should be considered when making your travel plans.
What is the appropriate attire?
GovEnergy is a business casual event.
Do I need to book my hotel room and make my own travel arrangements?
All GovEnergy attendees are responsible for their travel and hotel arrangements.
How do I book my hotel room?
Visit the GovEnergy hotel page or call (800) 916-0096 to obtain reservation assistance.
Learn more about additional transportation options for St.Louis.
How do I become an exhibitor at the GovEnergy trade show?
Visit the Exhibitor Information (link) page for a Fact Sheet, Application, Floor Plan and addition information.
If I want to exhibit at GovEnergy, do I need to pay to attend?
Three exhibitor passes are included with each 10'x10' booth space.
How is GovEnergy developed?
Training sessions are organized by the GovEnergy Planning Committee, a team of volunteers representing both the public and private sector. Program decisions are made by the GovEnergy Executive Committee, consisting of representation from the seven federal agency sponsors, and coordinated by GovEnergy's Executive Director. Trade show logistics and registration are organized by MC2.
How do I join the GovEnergy Planning Committee?
You will need to complete an online application on the GovEnergy website. The online application will be available by the end of August 2012.
Who should attend GovEnergy?
Attendees include but are not limited to: Federal Energy Managers, Federal Energy Coordinators, Federal Facility Managers, Federal Procurement Officials, Federal Contracting Officers, Federal Lawyers, State and Local Government Officials, Utility and Energy Service Companies, Equipment Manufacturers, Energy Management Service Providers, Private Sector Facility and Energy Professionals.
How can I register?
Online registration closes 12 midnight (EST) Friday, August 10. Onsite registration opens 9:00 am, Saturday, August 18. Learn more
What’s included with registration?
Access to more than 150 training sessions, special sessions, the trade show, the technical theater, the federal connection center, multiple networking opportunities, breakfast (Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday), lunch (Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday) and reception hors d'oeuvres (Sunday, Monday & Tuesday).Please note that the technical tours scheduled for Sunday, August 19 are not included with registration. Separate fees apply.
What does it cost to attend?
Federal Employee Rate: $495 Online or Onsite
Non-Federal Employee Rate: $595 (avail. through August 10)
More Details on 2012 Registration Rates: (PDF )
Exhibitor Rate: Please see exhibitor information
On-site Rate (for Non-Federal Employees): $795 (beginning August 18)
Exhibit Hall Only: $100 per day (passes sold at GovEnergy)
Technical Tours (not included with registration): Vary in price. Learn more
What are the payment options?
Payment, in U.S. Funds, can be made by Visa, MasterCard, American Express or check (bank checks, cashier checks, or company checks. GovEnergy does not accept personal checks).
Federal Employees: Credit card payments will not be processed until July 25.
Non-Federal Employees: Credit card payments will be processed at the time of registration.
What is the cancellation policy?
All cancellations received between June 19 and August 10 will be charged a fee of $50.00. No refunds will be issued after August 10. All cancellations must be submitted in writing. You may substitute attendees at any time by sending written notification by August 10. After August 10, please bring all registration adjustment details to the onsite Registration Help Desk at GovEnergy. Any cancellations or changes made onsite must be made in writing. Learn more.
I have registered for GovEnergy and need to make changes to my registration. How can I do that?
If you have any questions or comments regarding GovEnergy registration, please contact Trina Johnson, govenergy@govenergy.com or 800-343-2171.
Where can I find a schedule?
An event schedule has been posted to the GovEnergy website. In an effort to reduce paper waste, GovEnergy will offer free mobile apps for various smart phone platforms. GovEnergy will also provide a free WAP (a web application with nothing to download). Touchscreen monitors and information kiosks will be available throughout the America’s Center Convention Center. While at GovEnergy, visit the eTools Help Desk for more information.
How do I sign up for training sessions?
GovEnergy is offering more than 150 training sessions in 19 tracks. You have the flexibility to choose what sessions to attend once you arrive. It is not possible to sign up for sessions prior to arrival. Please review your session options ahead of time. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis.
What type of education credits are being offered?
Education credits will be awarded based upon session attendance. Your attendee badge is scanned as you enter each GovEnergy training session, documenting your attendance. Training credits include:
NCMA – GovEnergy is now a National Contract Management Association education provider.
BOMI International – GovEnergy is now a BOMI International education provider.
USGBC – GovEnergy is an USGBC education provider.
AEE Certified Energy Manager – 1.25 CEUs/ 2.5 AEE credits for AEE recertification.
Professional Engineers – 12.5 professional development hours.
Professional Architects – 12.5 non-Health, Safety & Welfare (HSW) learning unit hours.
Does this event offer training certificates?
Training certificates will be available from the GovEnergy website beginning soon after the conference. You will need your attendee identification number to access your training certificate from the GovEnergy website. Your attendee identification number is printed on your GovEnergy badge. Please keep the paper badge insert from your attendee badge after GovEnergy.
When should I plan on arriving and departing?
The training workshop begins Monday, August 20 at 7:30 am and ends Wednesday, August 22 at 2 pm.
The trade show begins Sunday, August 19 at 5 pm and ends Tuesday, August 21 at 4 pm.
Several technical tours will be offered throughout the day on Sunday, August 19.
A variety of pre-and post-GovEnergy events are held in conjunction with GovEnergy. While they are not a part of the official event program, they offer resources to maximize your learning experience, and should be considered when making your travel plans.
What is the appropriate attire?
GovEnergy is a business casual event.
Do I need to book my hotel room and make my own travel arrangements?
All GovEnergy attendees are responsible for their travel and hotel arrangements.
How do I book my hotel room?
Visit the GovEnergy hotel page or call (800) 916-0096 to obtain reservation assistance.
Learn more about additional transportation options for St.Louis.
How do I become an exhibitor at the GovEnergy trade show?
Visit the Exhibitor Information (link) page for a Fact Sheet, Application, Floor Plan and addition information.
If I want to exhibit at GovEnergy, do I need to pay to attend?
Three exhibitor passes are included with each 10'x10' booth space.
How is GovEnergy developed?
Training sessions are organized by the GovEnergy Planning Committee, a team of volunteers representing both the public and private sector. Program decisions are made by the GovEnergy Executive Committee, consisting of representation from the seven federal agency sponsors, and coordinated by GovEnergy's Executive Director. Trade show logistics and registration are organized by MC2.
How do I join the GovEnergy Planning Committee?
You will need to complete an online application on the GovEnergy website. The online application will be available by the end of August 2012.
Who should attend GovEnergy?
Attendees include but are not limited to: Federal Energy Managers, Federal Energy Coordinators, Federal Facility Managers, Federal Procurement Officials, Federal Contracting Officers, Federal Lawyers, State and Local Government Officials, Utility and Energy Service Companies, Equipment Manufacturers, Energy Management Service Providers, Private Sector Facility and Energy Professionals.
Online registration closes 12 midnight (EST) Friday, August 10. Onsite registration opens 9:00 am, Saturday, August 18. Learn more
What’s included with registration?
Access to more than 150 training sessions, special sessions, the trade show, the technical theater, the federal connection center, multiple networking opportunities, breakfast (Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday), lunch (Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday) and reception hors d'oeuvres (Sunday, Monday & Tuesday).Please note that the technical tours scheduled for Sunday, August 19 are not included with registration. Separate fees apply.
What does it cost to attend?
Federal Employee Rate: $495 Online or Onsite
Non-Federal Employee Rate: $595 (avail. through August 10)
More Details on 2012 Registration Rates: (PDF )
Exhibitor Rate: Please see exhibitor information
On-site Rate (for Non-Federal Employees): $795 (beginning August 18)
Exhibit Hall Only: $100 per day (passes sold at GovEnergy)
Technical Tours (not included with registration): Vary in price. Learn more
What are the payment options?
Payment, in U.S. Funds, can be made by Visa, MasterCard, American Express or check (bank checks, cashier checks, or company checks. GovEnergy does not accept personal checks).
Federal Employees: Credit card payments will not be processed until July 25.
Non-Federal Employees: Credit card payments will be processed at the time of registration.
What is the cancellation policy?
All cancellations received between June 19 and August 10 will be charged a fee of $50.00. No refunds will be issued after August 10. All cancellations must be submitted in writing. You may substitute attendees at any time by sending written notification by August 10. After August 10, please bring all registration adjustment details to the onsite Registration Help Desk at GovEnergy. Any cancellations or changes made onsite must be made in writing. Learn more.
I have registered for GovEnergy and need to make changes to my registration. How can I do that?
If you have any questions or comments regarding GovEnergy registration, please contact Trina Johnson, govenergy@govenergy.com or 800-343-2171.
Where can I find a schedule?
An event schedule has been posted to the GovEnergy website. In an effort to reduce paper waste, GovEnergy will offer free mobile apps for various smart phone platforms. GovEnergy will also provide a free WAP (a web application with nothing to download). Touchscreen monitors and information kiosks will be available throughout the America’s Center Convention Center. While at GovEnergy, visit the eTools Help Desk for more information.
How do I sign up for training sessions?
GovEnergy is offering more than 150 training sessions in 19 tracks. You have the flexibility to choose what sessions to attend once you arrive. It is not possible to sign up for sessions prior to arrival. Please review your session options ahead of time. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis.
What type of education credits are being offered?
Education credits will be awarded based upon session attendance. Your attendee badge is scanned as you enter each GovEnergy training session, documenting your attendance. Training credits include:
NCMA – GovEnergy is now a National Contract Management Association education provider.
BOMI International – GovEnergy is now a BOMI International education provider.
USGBC – GovEnergy is an USGBC education provider.
AEE Certified Energy Manager – 1.25 CEUs/ 2.5 AEE credits for AEE recertification.
Professional Engineers – 12.5 professional development hours.
Professional Architects – 12.5 non-Health, Safety & Welfare (HSW) learning unit hours.
Does this event offer training certificates?
Training certificates will be available from the GovEnergy website beginning soon after the conference. You will need your attendee identification number to access your training certificate from the GovEnergy website. Your attendee identification number is printed on your GovEnergy badge. Please keep the paper badge insert from your attendee badge after GovEnergy.
When should I plan on arriving and departing?
The training workshop begins Monday, August 20 at 7:30 am and ends Wednesday, August 22 at 2 pm.
The trade show begins Sunday, August 19 at 5 pm and ends Tuesday, August 21 at 4 pm.
Several technical tours will be offered throughout the day on Sunday, August 19.
A variety of pre-and post-GovEnergy events are held in conjunction with GovEnergy. While they are not a part of the official event program, they offer resources to maximize your learning experience, and should be considered when making your travel plans.
What is the appropriate attire?
GovEnergy is a business casual event.
Do I need to book my hotel room and make my own travel arrangements?
All GovEnergy attendees are responsible for their travel and hotel arrangements.
How do I book my hotel room?
Visit the GovEnergy hotel page or call (800) 916-0096 to obtain reservation assistance.
Learn more about additional transportation options for St.Louis.
How do I become an exhibitor at the GovEnergy trade show?
Visit the Exhibitor Information (link) page for a Fact Sheet, Application, Floor Plan and addition information.
If I want to exhibit at GovEnergy, do I need to pay to attend?
Three exhibitor passes are included with each 10'x10' booth space.
How is GovEnergy developed?
Training sessions are organized by the GovEnergy Planning Committee, a team of volunteers representing both the public and private sector. Program decisions are made by the GovEnergy Executive Committee, consisting of representation from the seven federal agency sponsors, and coordinated by GovEnergy's Executive Director. Trade show logistics and registration are organized by MC2.
How do I join the GovEnergy Planning Committee?
You will need to complete an online application on the GovEnergy website. The online application will be available by the end of August 2012.
1. Who should attend GovEnergy?
Attendees include but are not limited to: Federal Energy Managers, Federal Energy Coordinators, Federal Facility Managers, Federal Procurement Officials, Federal Contracting Officers, Federal Lawyers, State and Local Government Officials, Utility and Energy Service Companies, Equipment Manufacturers, Energy Management Service Providers, Private Sector Facility and Energy Professionals.
2. How can I register?
Online registration closes 12 midnight (EST) Friday, August 10. Onsite registration opens 9:00 am, Saturday, August 18.
Learn more.
3. What does it cost to attend?
- Federal Employee Rate: $495 Online or Onsite
- Non-Federal Employee Rate: $595 (Until August 10) & $795 (Beginning August 18)
- Exhibitor Rate: Please see exhibitor information
- Exhibit Hall Only: $100 per day (passes sold at GovEnergy)
- Technical Tours (not included with registration): Vary in price. Learn more.
Lean more about GovEnergy 2012's registration rates: (PDF)
4. What are the payment options?
Payment, in U.S. Funds, can be made by Visa, MasterCard, American Express or check (bank checks, cashier checks, or company checks. GovEnergy does not accept personal checks).
Federal Employees: Credit card payments will not be processed until July 25.
Non-Federal Employees: Credit card payments will be processed at the time of registration.
5. What is the cancellation policy?
All cancellations received between June 19 and August 10 will be charged a fee of $50.00. No refunds will be issued after August 10. All cancellations must be submitted in writing. You may substitute attendees at any time by sending written notification by August 10. After August 10, please bring all registration adjustment details to the onsite Registration Help Desk at GovEnergy. Any cancellations or changes made onsite must be made in writing.
Learn more.
6. I have registered for GovEnergy and need to make changes to my registration. How can I do that?
If you have any questions or comments regarding GovEnergy registration, please contact
govenergy@govenergy.com or 800-343-2171.
7. Where can I find a schedule?
An
event schedule has been posted to the GovEnergy website. In an effort to reduce paper waste, GovEnergy will offer
free mobile apps for various smart phone platforms. GovEnergy will also provide a free WAP (a web application with nothing to download). Touchscreen monitors and information kiosks will be available throughout the America’s Center Convention Center. While at GovEnergy, visit the eTools Help Desk for more information.
8. How do I sign up for training sessions?
GovEnergy is offering more than 150 training sessions in
19 tracks. You have the flexibility to choose what sessions to attend once you arrive. It is not possible to sign up for sessions prior to arrival. Please review your session options ahead of time. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis.
9. What type of education credits are being offered?
Education credits will be awarded based upon session attendance. Your attendee badge is scanned as you enter each GovEnergy training session, documenting your attendance. Training credits include:
- NCMA – GovEnergy is now a National Contract Management Association education provider.
- USGBC – GovEnergy is an USGBC education provider.
- AEE Certified Energy Manager – 1.25 CEUs/ 2.5 AEE credits for AEE recertification.
- Professional Engineers – 12.5 professional development hours.
- Professional Architects – 12.5 non-Health, Safety & Welfare (HSW) learning unit hours.
Education credit certificates will be available for download from the GovEnergy website approximately two weeks after GovEnergy.
10. Does this event offer training certificates?
Training certificates will be available from the GovEnergy website beginning soon after the conference. You will need your attendee identification number to access your training certificate from the GovEnergy website. Your attendee identification number is printed on your GovEnergy badge. Please keep the paper badge insert from your attendee badge after GovEnergy.
11. When should I plan on arriving and departing?
- The training workshop begins Monday, August 20 at 7:30 am and ends Wednesday, August 22 at 2 pm.
- The trade show begins Sunday, August 19 at 5 pm and ends Tuesday, August 21 at 4 pm.
- Several technical tours will be offered throughout the day on Sunday, August 19.
- A variety of pre and post-GovEnergy events are held in conjunction with GovEnergy. While they are not a part of the official event program, they offer resources to maximize your learning experience, and should be considered when making your travel plans.
12. What is the appropriate attire?
GovEnergy is a business casual event.
13. How do I book a hotel reservation or make changes to an existing reservation?
14. How do I become an exhibitor at the GovEnergy trade show?
15. How is GovEnergy developed?
Training sessions are organized by the
GovEnergy Planning Committee, a team of volunteers representing both the public and private sector. Program decisions are made by the GovEnergy Executive Committee, consisting of representation from the seven federal agency sponsors, and coordinated by GovEnergy's Executive Director. Trade show logistics and registration are organized by MC2.
16. How do I join the GovEnergy Planning Committee?
You will need to complete an online application on the GovEnergy website. The online application will be available by the end of August 2012.