Now, you can get close and personal with the Department of Energy when we bring you Mr. Scott Minos, whose duty is to communicate the goals of the Department of Energy for the Better Buildings Challenge, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.  Smart North America- trainers and consultants to the new energy industry and HESM&A-consulting energy engineers have teamed up to help Atlanta get a clear understanding of the Better Buildings Challenge, save energy and take correct steps right from the start.  We will be hosting a special event to help you understand the Better Buildings Challenge.  You will hear directly  from the Senior Policy and Communciations Specialist in charge of making sure you understand the goals of the Better Buildings Challenge.   Do you understand the Challenge?   Have you received solicitations and information about joining the challenge?   Are you confused as to how you can participate, understand and take part in the challenge? Get your quetions answered by the Department of Energy and  get a free on-site consultation by our team when you sign up for this event.   Mr. Scott Minos, Senior Policy and Communications Specialist for the Better Buildings Challenge will explain the Challenge and  tell you what other cities and organizations are doing around the country.   Smart North America and HESM&A Will help you get your project started  by covering the steps that lead to a successful energy efficiency and renewable energy project.  You will learn what to expect from the  intial consultation, project design, funding, training,  implementation and  how to take steps to maximize the outcome of your project.  

For more information on HESM&A, visit HESM.com.    HESM&A has partnered with Smart North America to bring you this special event . 

Register today.   The presentation will held from 9:00 am until 12:00pm on Monday, March 19 at the Central Atlanta Progress Offices located at 50 Hurt Plaza, Downtown, Atlanta, GA 30303.

Please RSVP, seating is limited.   Admission at the door on a space available basis only.   Government officials/employees  are pro-bono