ACEEE’s Conference on Health, Environment, and Energy (CHEE) is returning to New Orleans, January 21-23, 2020. The event will showcase the groundbreaking research of ACEEE’s Health and Environment program as well as the work of prominent experts and academics in this growing field. Join innovative leaders from a variety of professions in the “Big Easy” to explore how energy choices can affect our health and the environment. Further, Put your brand in front of innovative leaders from a variety of professions by sponsoring this conference. Join them in the “Big Easy” as they explore how energy choices can affect our health and the environment. Also, hear how cutting energy waste can reduce pollution and protect health.

Participate in multiple tracks, plenary panels, moderated discussions, and interactive breakout sessions. Physicians (CMEs), nurses (CNEs), public health professionals (CHES/CPH), architects (HSW LUs), and also, building science professionals can also earn continuing education credits at this event.

Moreover, all of these features, plus lunches, receptions, and fun activities make for an exciting opportunity to learn and network while enjoying the sights and sounds of the birthplace of jazz! Also, view the schedule at a glance for more information on the presentations.
Further, Opportunities for conference attendees to earn continuing education credits are available for physicians, nurses, certified health education specialists, BPI healthy home evaluators, and architects. A minimal processing fee of $50 will be charged for CME credits.

Focuses on these program areas

• Energy policy (federal, state, and local)
• Research (including programs on buildings and equipment, utilities, industry, agriculture, transportation, behavior, economic analysis, and also,  international)
• Outreach (including conferences, publications, and the Ally Program)

Eligibility

• Candidates should be Public health professionals; medical doctors; energy researchers; academic researchers; environmental regulators and advocates; local, state, and also, federal policymakers; low-income community advocates; utility staff; architects; general contractors; NGOs; consultants; and also, energy efficiency professionals.
• The training is open to all with a steep discount offered to those who are also attending the Conference on Health, Energy, and the Environment.