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As part of the Green Monday's deep dive into Energy Efficiency, we invite you to participate in our Green Corporate Energy 2011 survey: the most in-depth examination of corporate Energy Efficiency strategies undertaken in the UK. It comes at a time when organisations are accelerating strategies to protect themselves from rising energy prices and an increasingly onerous policy framework.

A number of experts have fed into this survey, which covers key areas such as:

• The average paybacks that are being achieved
• The internal hurdles that need to be met to get sign off
• How much different sectors are investing in Energy Efficiency relative to their net profit
• How Energy Efficiency investments tend to perform relative to expectations
• The 10 biggest obstacles that any strategy needs to overcome
• The 3 biggest game changers you need to have in your strategy
• The 5 technologies that have the best paybacks
• What funding solutions are being used, and how this will change in the future
• The energy reduction targets being set in different sectors
• The best valuation tools - NPV, MACC or Whole Life Costing

And you can find out what percentage of commercially attractive opportunities remain unrealised for other companies, which will help you determine if you are a leader or not.

It takes 20 minutes for Corporates to complete, and 5 minutes for Suppliers or Influencers, with a complimentary report being returned to those who fill in the survey.

Attendees of Green Corporate Energy 2011 will receive the results along with a supporting White Paper containing 15 new case studies and Strategy Insights from our partners - including KPMG, Siemens, Davis Langdon and others. 

Can you afford not to fill in this survey? Energy Efficiency is emerging as both a strategic risk and opportunity. Those that understand this fast-changing space have an opportunity to embed Sustainability further into their organisation, with a range of ancillary benefits, whilst those who don't act, risk failing to deliver in a crucial area.

To fill in the survey go to: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/greencorporateenergy2011