Energy Show Held During National Energy Crisis...Positive Solutions for Business and Industry Explored

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TO ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS:

Energy Show Held During National Energy Crisis...Positive Solutions for

Business and Industry Explored

NEW JERSEY, ATLANTIC CITY, Mar. 20 -/E-Wire/-- As the Nation battles with a growing energy crisis including higher prices and rolling blackouts, the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) along with host PSEG Energy Technologies will hold one of the largest energy shows in the Northeast next week, March 29-30, 2001 at the Atlantic City Convention Center, Hall B, Atlantic City, NJ.

Here, energy experts, policy makers, energy customers, and utility executives will meet to discuss the industry, the impact on the economy and ways businesses can reduce their energy costs and improve their operations.

According to Brian Douglas, Director of E-commerce & Events for AEE, "the show could not be held at a better time. With the Bush administration developing a National Energy Policy, the GLOBALCON event will demonstrate advance technologies and services available today to help commercial, institutional and industrial customers dramatically reduce their energy expense and see an accelerated return on their investment.'

President Bush yesterday declared, "The energy crunch we're in is a supply-and-demand issue. And we need to reduce demand and increase supply.' In an interview with CNN, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham proclaimed that the Bush National Energy policy "will focus on conservation as well as production.'

GLOBALCON Conference Program At-A-Glance

The annual conference serves as a venue to discuss the current state of energy deregulation and its impact on business, to exchange ideas, showcase new technologies, discover application needs, and to connect buyers and sellers. The show is a must-attend event for CEOs of Business & VPs of Operations who want to reduce their energy costs and improve their profit margins; energy managers & facility managers who are in charge of upgrading facilities and equipment; industrial & high-tech firms who use a great deal of energy; energy consultants who advise their clients which energy management game plans they should implement, as well as any customer interested in reducing their costs and improving their company's bottom line.

The two-day conference features a cross-section of industry speakers who will tackle various topics such as State of the Industry, energy purchasing strategies under deregulation, efficiency improvement strategies, power quality, distributed generation, and energy management strategies.

Complete show information including the conference program in a PDF file can be found: http://www.aeecenter.org/shows (click on GLOBALCON) OR http://www.aeecenter.org/globalcon

FREE EXPO ADMISSION:

The EXPOSITION is open Thursday, March 29, 2001 from 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Friday, March 30, 2001 from 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Exhibitors will feature the latest products and services to help customers lower their costs, retrofit equipment, and upgrade their facilities. A free expo pass may be obtained at http://www.aeevshow.com/pass.htm.

Contact AEE at [REDACTED-PHONE], email [REDACTED-EMAIL], or visit www.aeecenter.org.

Press should contact Joyce Wells, AEE, [REDACTED-PHONE], ext. 211 (email [REDACTED-EMAIL]) for complimentary media admission.

PSEG Energy Technologies is not the same company as Public Service Electric & Gas Company ("PSE&G;'), the New Jersey based electric & gas utility. PSEG Energy Technologies is not regulated by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. You do not have to buy PSEG Energy Technologies' products in order to continue to receive quality regulated services from PSE&G.; ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Contact:

AEE, Atlanta Joyce Wells, 770/447-5083 Fax 770/446-3969 [REDACTED-EMAIL]

AEE, Atlanta, Joyce Wells, 770/447-5083: Fax 770/446-3969, [REDACTED-EMAIL]

http://www.aeecenter.org

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