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CIPEC MembershipThe Canadian Industry Program for Energy Conservation (CIPEC) represents a collaboration between government and private industry to improve Canada's industrial energy efficiency. Trade associations, companies and individuals all have a role to play in CIPEC. Executive BoardOverall direction for CIPEC is provided by the CIPEC Executive Board. It comprises senior executives from Canada's leading industrial companies who are champions of energy efficiency. Task Force CouncilThe CIPEC Task Force Council coordinates the activities of sector task forces and helps establish program priorities. The Chairs of each of the sector task forces make up the Task Force Council, which works on projects such as the CIPEC annual report. The annual report documents industrial energy use trends and publicizes energy efficiency success stories. CIPEC sector task forces set targets and develop action plans for improving energy efficiency in more than 25 industrial sectors. Task force members also share information and identify common needs and best practices. More than 50 industrial associations and hundreds of companies come together to form the task forces. To find out more, select your sector from this pull-down menu: CIPEC LeadersIndividual companies help turn CIPEC targets into action by becoming CIPEC Leaders. More than 1 400 companies across Canada have registered as CIPEC Leaders by making a commitment to establish and work toward energy efficiency targets. By joining, these companies gain access to products and services to help manage their energy use more efficiently. CIPEC SecretariatCIPEC's Secretariat services are provided by Office of Energy Efficiency industry officers. They provide support to CIPEC Leader companies and work with CIPEC task forces to organize meetings, benchmark energy intensity in various sectors, develop energy efficiency guidebooks and deliver workshops. |
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