Who Attends BECC?
- Researchers (e.g., economics, psychology, sociology, anthropology, law, humanities)
- Decision makers (e.g., from federal, state, and local agencies, as well as legislators, and regulators)
- Practitioners (e.g., planners, consultants, manufacturers, designers, architects, entrepreneurs, marketers, and purchasers)
- Influencers (e.g., community organizers, nonprofit leaders, media, religion, and entertainment professionals)
- Energy service providers (utilities, commercial renewable energy participants and new technology market players)
Why Attend BECC?
Every other year BECC assembles great speakers and provides cutting-edge information. Past attendees from many different fields have described BECC as the “most interesting and thought-provoking conference” they have attended. Attendees come so they can…
- Find real energy savings that will benefit the economy, security, and the environment
- Accelerate climate-friendly innovation via appealing, user-focused design, effective management, and fast social diffusion
- Learn to articulate the benefits and decrease the costs of energy-oriented policies and programs
- Improve the analytic models that guide a clean energy vision for the future
- Network with potential collaborators, friends, and business contacts
Who Puts on BECC?
The BECC Conference is convened by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), California Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE) within the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society at U.C. Berkeley, and Stanford University.
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