2019 Conference: November 17 - 20

At the Hyatt Regency, Sacramento, California

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Thought leaders from around the world

Thought leaders from around the world

Each year, BECC brings sought-after speakers to engage participants on diverse topics of interest. Stay tuned for announcement of this year's keynote speakers!

Over 200 speakers and 50 sessions

Over 200 speakers and 50 sessions

BECC features over 200 speakers in plenary, presentation, lightning and poster sessions, covering a wide range of topics. Speakers are selected by a panel of expert reviewers. Submit your abstract and help direct the conversation.

Networking galore!

Networking galore!

The most popular aspect of BECC year after year is the chance to meet and engage with thought leaders, sustainability advocates, funders, program developers, technical experts, policymakers and an ever growing BECC family. Join us in 2019!

Who attends BECC and why?

A personal invitation to attend.

Pre-registration exclusive offer

This year for an additional $30 fee added to your registration fee you will have lifetime access to the professionally streamed library featuring synced audio/PowerPoint videos. Use these later to refresh your memory, sponsor brown bag lunches, and share with your colleagues. On-site the fee will be $99, and after the conference, the fee will be $165. Individual sessions are $15.

Relax and don’t jump around to sessions—click the option to add the audio/visual library and stay in your seat.

See the 2018 session listing and preview 5-minute clips here:

https://beta.intelliquestmedia.com/store/events/2018-becc

This offer ends November 1. Unauthorized presentations will not be included in the library.  Presentations are for personal use only.

 

BECC 2019: November 17-20, Hyatt Regency, Sacramento

BECC 2020: December 6-9, Capital Hilton, Washington DC

 

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The BECC Conference is convened by the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE), California Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE) at U.C. Berkeley, and the Environmental and Energy Policy Analysis Center (SEEPAC) at Stanford University.