Ameren Illinois ActOnEnergy® March OnlineTraining Events

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The Ameren Illinois ActOnEnergy® program is offering a FREE, one-hour online training event in March on “Boilers: Hot Water or Steam to Turn Your System Green.” This online training event is open to all Ameren Illinois business and non-profit customers who would like to learn how to save energy when heating water through a boiler system. We are also offering Certified Energy Manager training in March.

DETAIL
Topic: Boilers: Hot Water or Steam to Turn Your System Green
Speaker: Rod Rhoads, Energy Advisor, GDS Associates, Inc.
Date: Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Time: 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Earn 1.0 CE Hour            
The free, one-hour training event will cover:
  • Hot water systems
  • Steam heating or industrial
  • Standard HVAC application versus custom
  • Improvements and incentives
Joining GDS Associates in 2009, Rod Rhoads brings to the ActOnEnergy program knowledge of the HVACR industry over the last 30 years. Rod holds a degree in communications, is Nate certified, has EPA certification, and has completed many other marketing and training programs. His technical and training experience includes residential, commercial, industrial, and wholesale distributor markets.

To register for “Boilers: Hot Water or Steam to Turn Your System Green,” click here.

Certified Energy Manger Training
The Ameren Illinois ActOnEnergy Program is partnering with the Association of Energy Engineers to offer Certified Energy Manager (CEM) training. The CEM credential has become widely accepted and used as a measure of professional accomplishment within the energy management field. For complete details and registration, please visitActOnEnergy.com/Education.

For more information about ActOnEnergy training events, go to ActOnEnergy.com/Education.

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