Events Calendar

The training illustrates the use of energy modeling following the framework of ASHRAE Standard 209 – Computer Simulation Aided Design throughout design development, including the schematic design, construction document, and compliance documentation phases. It focuses on design decisions made at different stages of design that may lead to projects failing to comply with code using the performance path, such as envelope design not meeting the envelope backstop, ventilation rates exceeding minimum code requirements, inefficient ventilation system design, and the impact of space and service water heating fuel source on compliance. The training includes examples of designs that may not meet code due to recent changes to Standard 90.1 and additional requirements in 2020 NYStretch Energy and 2020 NYC ECCC.

In this webinar, a panel of experts will be discussing considerations on nature-based design enhancements for offshore wind farms. The panel includes Carl Lobe with The Nature Conservancy, Captian Dave Moni with No Fluke Fishing, Annie Murphy with Inspire Environmental Services, and Andrew Rella, with Eco-Concrete. This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives. To learn more about this series, visit http://www.nyserda.ny.gov/osw-webinar-series.

Heating buildings by burning fossil fuels causes significant emissions of greenhouse gases. Many states already recognize the need to move away from this and have established climate action goals to help. ASHRAE, with support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), has developed a series of 17 webinars designed to engage and educate all stakeholders involved in community heat pump system design and implementation. The webinars, bearing 1.5 continuing education credits each, are free. The ASHRAE / NYSERDA Community Heat Pump Systems Webinar Series is divided into five relevant topic sections. To learn more about the series or to register for an event, click here: https://www.ashrae.org/professional-development/chp-webinars/ashrae-nyserda-community-heat-pump-systems-webinar-series

Heating buildings by burning fossil fuels causes significant emissions of greenhouse gases. Many states already recognize the need to move away from this and have established climate action goals to help. ASHRAE, with support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), has developed a series of 17 webinars designed to engage and educate all stakeholders involved in community heat pump system design and implementation. The webinars, bearing 1.5 continuing education credits each, are free. The ASHRAE / NYSERDA Community Heat Pump Systems Webinar Series is divided into five relevant topic sections. To learn more about the series or to register for an event, click here: https://www.ashrae.org/professional-development/chp-webinars/ashrae-nyserda-community-heat-pump-systems-webinar-series

Heating buildings by burning fossil fuels causes significant emissions of greenhouse gases. Many states already recognize the need to move away from this and have established climate action goals to help. ASHRAE, with support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), has developed a series of 17 webinars designed to engage and educate all stakeholders involved in community heat pump system design and implementation. The webinars, bearing 1.5 continuing education credits each, are free. The ASHRAE / NYSERDA Community Heat Pump Systems Webinar Series is divided into five relevant topic sections. To learn more about the series or to register for an event, click here: https://www.ashrae.org/professional-development/chp-webinars/ashrae-nyserda-community-heat-pump-systems-webinar-series

Heating buildings by burning fossil fuels causes significant emissions of greenhouse gases. Many states already recognize the need to move away from this and have established climate action goals to help. ASHRAE, with support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), has developed a series of 17 webinars designed to engage and educate all stakeholders involved in community heat pump system design and implementation. The webinars, bearing 1.5 continuing education credits each, are free. The ASHRAE / NYSERDA Community Heat Pump Systems Webinar Series is divided into five relevant topic sections. To learn more about the series or to register for an event, click here: https://www.ashrae.org/professional-development/chp-webinars/ashrae-nyserda-community-heat-pump-systems-webinar-series

Heating buildings by burning fossil fuels causes significant emissions of greenhouse gases. Many states already recognize the need to move away from this and have established climate action goals to help. ASHRAE, with support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), has developed a series of 17 webinars designed to engage and educate all stakeholders involved in community heat pump system design and implementation. The webinars, bearing 1.5 continuing education credits each, are free. The ASHRAE / NYSERDA Community Heat Pump Systems Webinar Series is divided into five relevant topic sections. To learn more about the series or to register for an event, click here: https://www.ashrae.org/professional-development/chp-webinars/ashrae-nyserda-community-heat-pump-systems-webinar-series

In its 27th year, the Industry Growth Forum (IGF) is the premier event for cleantech entrepreneurs, investors, and experts from industry and the public sector to build relationships, showcase innovative technologies, and identify disruptive business solutions. The IGF builds on decades of technical expertise and market analysis accumulated at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the nation’s only federal lab dedicated to renewable energy and energy efficiency research.

Heating buildings by burning fossil fuels causes significant emissions of greenhouse gases. Many states already recognize the need to move away from this and have established climate action goals to help. ASHRAE, with support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), has developed a series of 17 webinars designed to engage and educate all stakeholders involved in community heat pump system design and implementation. The webinars, bearing 1.5 continuing education credits each, are free. The ASHRAE / NYSERDA Community Heat Pump Systems Webinar Series is divided into five relevant topic sections. To learn more about the series or to register for an event, click here: https://www.ashrae.org/professional-development/chp-webinars/ashrae-nyserda-community-heat-pump-systems-webinar-series

Circular City Week, the biggest circular economy festival in the U.S., is an open and collaborative festival for circular economy -related events. Activities during Circular City Week emphasize how circular practices such as reuse, recycling, and upcycling are transforming urban industries. During the week, free events and activities will hosted by an array of local and global stakeholders. In 2021, 92 exciting virtual and in-person events with more than 300 speakers took part in Circular City Week. In 2022, Circular City Week will welcome both in-person events and virtual events in the program.

Heating buildings by burning fossil fuels causes significant emissions of greenhouse gases. Many states already recognize the need to move away from this and have established climate action goals to help. ASHRAE, with support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), has developed a series of 17 webinars designed to engage and educate all stakeholders involved in community heat pump system design and implementation. The webinars, bearing 1.5 continuing education credits each, are free. The ASHRAE / NYSERDA Community Heat Pump Systems Webinar Series is divided into five relevant topic sections. To learn more about the series or to register for an event, click here: https://www.ashrae.org/professional-development/chp-webinars/ashrae-nyserda-community-heat-pump-systems-webinar-series

Heating buildings by burning fossil fuels causes significant emissions of greenhouse gases. Many states already recognize the need to move away from this and have established climate action goals to help. ASHRAE, with support from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), has developed a series of 17 webinars designed to engage and educate all stakeholders involved in community heat pump system design and implementation. The webinars, bearing 1.5 continuing education credits each, are free. The ASHRAE / NYSERDA Community Heat Pump Systems Webinar Series is divided into five relevant topic sections. To learn more about the series or to register for an event, click here: https://www.ashrae.org/professional-development/chp-webinars/ashrae-nyserda-community-heat-pump-systems-webinar-series