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The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) is, at its essence, an umbrella organization for a large variety of smaller groups, or "Societies," which TAG divides into three categories: People, Function, and Industry. Each Society is represented by their own board or directors, sponsors, and hosts their own regular events. The Society pages on TAGthink are where the people involved in these groups connect and share in-depth information on a daily basis.

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TAG Smart Energy
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TAG Smart Energy
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The mission of the Smart Energy Society is to drive the Smart Energy Economy and job growth in Georgia. We will realize this mission through the following six points of vision:

1. We will expand of circle of inuence through Membership additions to TAG and the Smart Energy Society

2. We will remain focused on enabling Technologies by embracing innovation companies and organizations focused on Smart Energy

3. We will support relevant Sponsors to nance and lead in our journey

4. We will maintain consistent Communications to create awareness and inspiration around our mission

5. We will form strategic Collaborations to add value through adding clusters, publications and technical briengs on Smart Energy technologies

6. We will Educate our audience and community on ways Smart Energy will signicantly impact Jobs and Economic Growth in and through GA.
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Friday, 23 March 2012 by Brendan Thompson

REGISTER: https://www.123signup.com/event?id=ckzgb

DATE: Wednesday, April 11, 2012

TIME: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM

LOCATION: Alston + Bird  

   Williams Room (15th Flr)  

   Atlantic Center Plaza  

   1180 W Peachtree St

   Atlanta, Georgia 30308

COST: $15 for TAG Members / $25 for Nonmembers

The TAG Smart Energy Society (SES) is proud to announce the second event in its 2012 program series, Energy Management: Winning Strategies from the Front Lines at the Alston + Bird office in Atlantic Center Plaza. At this event, a panel of commercial, industrial, and government experts will examine how energy is managed in today’s business and technology environment. With prices rising among Georgia’s 97 electricity suppliers, crude oil prices inching ever closer to record highs, and natural gas prices nearing their lowest point this century, professional energy managers must balance reliability, sustainability, and cost while ensuring day-to-day operations. Our panel will discuss the implications of emerging technologies, time-based usage rates, and regulatory requirements. Please join us and learn firsthand the current state and future needs of energy management in Georgia.

 PANELISTS

The session will feature the following panelists:

  • Charles Chapman, Group Manager of Energy & Reliability - Shaw Industries, Inc.
  • Chuck Eaton,  Commissioner - Georgia Public Service Commission
  • Bill Lyon, Vice President of Energy Management - Macy’s Inc.
  • Jeff Roman, Vice President of Information Services & Energy Management - Interface, Inc.

Dan Moore, Principal, Energy Services Group, LLC, will moderate the panel discussion.

The panel discussion will begin at 12:00 PM and run until 1:30 PM. Lunch will be served from 11:30 AM until 12:00 PM. 

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GE bringing smart grid division to Atlanta - Atlanta Business Chronicle
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