FMI | Energy and Store Development Conference

E+SD set attendance records last year in Baltimore, and now it's time to amp up the energy in 2024! Get ready for the only event covering food retail, energy, refrigeration, sustainability and store design. Let's make 2024 another year to remember!

Check out the 2023 Retailer Participation

Take a look at these popular companies who joined the 2023 Energy & Store Development Conference in Baltimore.
We look forward to seeing you all there in 2024!

LEARN

Full days of forward-thinking education.
Focused sessions with practical solutions.
Lineup of experts in tech, refrigeration, store design.

COLLABORATE

Connect with peers and business partners.
Interact with experts and influencers face-to-face.
Expand your network of resources.

EXPLORE

Socialize with your community of refrigeration, energy and store development professionals.
Participate in educational store tours in the area!

2024 Title Sponsor

2024 Conference Partners

For more information contact:

Rebecca Daniels

Director, Education

202-220-0670 or rdaniels@fmi.org

Ben Quigley
Senior Director, Meetings & Industry Events
202-220-0716 or bquigley@fmi.org

Resources & Insights For You

Celebrating Women in Food Retail Energy, Refrigeration, Sustainability and Store Development

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Regulatory Changes are Coming – Are You Ready?

The upcoming FMI Energy & Store Development Conference in Baltimore includes a slate of programs to help refrigeration, energy and store development professionals navigate concurrent and often-thorny regulatory ...

A Green Blueprint for Energy-Efficient Stores

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