IAC Forum

Welcome

The IAC Student Forum website provides a convenient way for all IAC program participants at the 26 schools across the U.S. to communicate and share ideas with each other. It is also a place where alumni of the IAC program can offer information and guidance to current students.

The ideas and information exchanged here will help students to perform better assessments, network and find jobs in industry. CSU on AssessmentSources such as industry experts, current and former program participants, and DOE Headquarters will provide the latest in energy saving tips and techniques.

In addition, students will be able to browse career opportunities in the energy efficiency industry posted by alumni and others familiar with the success of the IAC program.

Information will be updated continuously, so log-in often. Since this is a tool for all IAC students to use, it can only be improved through your feedback. Please take a moment to browse and comment on how you think the site can be more helpful to your IAC program experience.


Featured Links

The Consortium for Energy Efficience (CEE) is a North American nonprofit organization that works with its members to promote energy-efficient products, technologies and services.

DSIRE: Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency a comprehensive source of information on state, local, utility, and federal incentives that promote renewable energy and energy efficiency.

Energy Pathfinder is a new blog discussing the managerial issues surrounding industrial energy efficiency

Job Opportunities with NYSERDA. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority seeks creative, self-motivated, and knowledgeable persons to design, develop and arrange for delivery of energy efficiency assistance to residential, industrial, commercial, institutional, low income, or other energy sectors.

Harshaw Trane, a major HVAC company committed to enhancing the environment with high-quality, high-efficiency HVAC equipment and providing integrated comfort systems currently has opportunities available for engineers. Click Here to view their current posting on the IAC job board.

The Current Issue of the Energy Jobs Report from PowerMarketers.com

Employment opportunities are available at the Oak Ridge National Lab (ORNL). See the ORNL job postings for more details.

Save Energy Now is part of a national campaign unveiled by Secretary of Energy Samuel W. Bodman to highlight easy ways for Americans to save energy. This initiative will provide U.S. industry with technical assistance and information to save energy and money and increase productivity right now. Read the Save Energy Now Fact Sheet (PDF 309 KB) and visit the website for more details.

What's New?

The IAC Forum is continually updated. Please report any problems or suggestions.


IAC Program Metrics at a Glance

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Participating Students
Departing Students
DOE-IAC Certificates Issued
2008
(to date)
216
93
56

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Reminder to Graduating and Departing IAC Students. Please take a few minutes to complete the IAC Exit Interview before you depart your center. The Exit Interview is part of the Student Registry and is located on the IAC Student Services Homepage

Blinking Star Scholarship Opportunity for ACEEE's Summer Study a Student Scholarship will be awarded to the 2008 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings to an undergraduate or graduate student whose course work is related to energy/energy efficiency, climate change, environmental science, or a related field of study, and who is considering a career in energy/energy efficiency. Click Here for complete details.

Blinking StarThe IAC "Energy Squad" They might be able to slash power consumption with a single visit, but can these efficiency experts dodge the budget ax? Click Here to read the full article ASME Feature Article.

Blinking StarDOE has issued a solicitation for new Energy Experts to conduct DOE Energy Savings Assessments (ESAs) at large manufacturing plants. Visit the solicitation web site for more information

Blinking StarNuclear Power Option for Developing Nations Gaining Steam Lab to Reality: Science Making Your Life Better

Blinking StarThe "Invisible" U.S. Energy Efficiency Boom

The 2008 IAC Lead Student Meeting was held February 7th and 8th in Washington DC. Click Here for highlights, photos and presentations.

2008 IAC Student and Alumni Newsletter (PDF 2MB)

IAC Alumni Fact Sheet (PDF 3.7 MB)

Michaela Martin, IAC Alumni and Student Activities Coordinator, leads the US Team for Greening Industry in China. Click Here and view page 7 for the full story.

Washington Post article makes mention of Industrial Assessment Centers Click Here to read the full text

Scholarship Opportunities Through the American Public Power Association(PDF 19KB)

The Oak Ridge National Laboratory Review is the Laboratories research and development magazine. Click Here to view the current issue about "Extreme Science ."

Energy and Resource Solutions, Inc (ERS) Seeks Energy Engineers ERS is a leading engineering firm staffed by experienced energy professionals. Their objective is to assist utilities, government and large commercial and industrial end users solve complex energy and resource problems in a cost effective manner. Click Here to learn more about the opportunities at ERS.

Links to IAC Alumni Affiliated Companies. These energy focused engineering firms were founded by or currently employ IAC alumni and can offer networking and employment opportunities for other IAC alumni and recent graduates.

 

 

 

 

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