Energy Efficiency Innovation Center, Tool Library & Data Visualization
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Energy 350 is seeking a Strategic Energy Management (SEM) Coach to work with industrial customers in the Pacific NW to evaluate existing energy management business practices and create corporate cultures that value and foster energy management. This is a dynamic role that requires collaboration with a wide variety of stakeholders ranging from utility program representatives to executive management to maintenance staff.
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Our next Why Smart Buildings event is a month away so register before it’s too late! The focus will be on deciphering between hype versus reality and how we can set ourselves up for success in the smart buildings world. We will have a keynote speaker (TBD) during lunch, and Jake Oster who leads Energy Policy for Amazon will also moderate a local panel to address the reality of implementing smart technologies in the PNW. Among the panelists are Kim Zentz, Urbanova; Ash Awad, McKinstry; and Curt Kirkeby, Avista.
Join Seattle 2030 and BetterBricks at the Smart Buildings Center for a networking breakfast to learn about the latest in lighting technology. Luminaire level lighting controls (LLLCs) combine LEDs, controls, connectivity and data for a flexible lighting product that can improve occupant comfort and space utilization and save substantially on energy use. LLLCs are distinct from other lighting control systems because they have sensors and controls embedded within individual fixtures. LLLCs can be controlled remotely and allow users to adjust the configuration of the lighting without replacing the fixtures.
This presentation provides an introduction to luminaire level lighting controls, including case studies from buildings that have installed LLLCs, and details on other efficient lighting options.
CopperTree Analytics will be presenting at the Smart Buildings Center on July 12th from 11am – 1pm. They will be discussing how building analytics can help all types of buildings perform better, creating energy savings, increased occupant comfort and a reduction in energy consumption. No registration required.
July 12th, 2018
Smart Buildings Center
Pacific Tower
1200 12th Ave S, Ste 110
Seattle, WA 98144
Our next Why Smart Buildings event will not be one to miss. The focus will be on deciphering between hype versus reality and how we can set ourselves up for success in the smart buildings world. We have invited Senator Maria Cantwell as well as Mayor Jenny Durkan to speak at the event, and Jake Oster from Amazon will also moderate a local panel to address the reality of implementing smart technologies in the PNW. Among the panelists are Kim Zentz, Urbanova; Ash Awad, McKinstry; and Curt Kirkeby, Avista.
