Click here to see AEE SoCal Chapter 2011 Award Winners...
AEE SoCal Annual Award nominations are now being accepted for 2012
Download Award Nomination forms here:
AEE SoCal Energy Engineer of the Year
AEE SoCal Energy Project of the Year
AEE SoCal Innovative Energy Project of the Year
AEE SoCal Young Energy Engineer Professional
The AEE SoCal Awards recognizes excellence and innovation in energy management, energy efficiency and alternative energy solutions in Southern California.
All nominations must focus on accomplishments achieved with commercial, institutional or industrial facilities or projects. Nominators and nominees do not have to be Chapter members or projects connected to Chapter members. Anyone that feels they or their project are prospects for an AEE SoCal Award are strongly encouraged to nominate themselves and/or their own projects.
The Qualification Summary submitted with an award nomination should describe a nominee’s worthiness for the award and provide supporting details and documentation. Factors to highlight in the description can include a leadership role in the efficient and effective use of energy, projects successfully undertaken, substantiated financial savings, implementation of energy efficiency procedures and hurdles that were overcome. Future plans and goals are not considered.
For the Energy Project Award, type of project, equipment installed, operating results, financial data, environmental gains and/or special features should be indicated.
Entries are screened to verify eligibility. Each entry is then individually evaluated according to official judging criteria. Entries are judged by an Awards Committee composed of experienced and qualified energy/environmental professionals. The Committee reserves the right to withhold awards in any category where nominees do not meet expected levels of performance. The decision of the Committee is final.
For additional information, please contact Jack Rosenthal, AEE SoCal Chapter Awards Chairman, at 310.200.7480, or you can email him at jack.rosenthal@honeywell.com.


Presented for outstanding accomplishments in promoting the practices, principles, and procedures of energy engineering. The recipient must be a registered professional engineer or have an engineering degree and have practiced in the field of energy engineering for a minimum of five (5) years.

Recognizes an energy management project completed for a minimum of 6 months that has documented a high level of substantiated savings versus the actual installation and operational costs; a project that is on track to rapidly "pay for itself".

Presented for an innovative Southern California project that provide a unique approach for implementing renewable energy power generation and/or energy efficiency solutions.

Presented to a young energy engineer professional who has had a positive impact within his company his community.

Presented for outstanding accomplishments which benefited the Southern California Chapter of AEE



