Join us virtually for the Smart Buildings Exchange (SBX) 2024 Planning & Implementing Campus-Scale Decarbonization session on August 27th from 1:00 – 2:15 pm PT. Campuses represent unique opportunities and challenges in decarbonizing their operations. This session will bring together voices from experienced practitioners and campus facility managers in healthcare, university, and corporate environments that are well on their way in planning and implementing successful decarbonization efforts. Tom Marseille (Sazan Group) will moderate the discussion between Greg Hough (Western Washington University), Chris Olmsted (Creative Energy), and Baha Sadreddin (Microsoft).

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Event schedule
Day 1 (virtual): August 27^th 8:45am-2:15pm Pacific
Day 2 (virtual): August 28^th 9am-2:15pm Pacific
Day 3 (in-person, Seattle): August 29^th 9am-1:30pm Pacific

Join us virtually for the Smart Buildings Exchange (SBX) 2024 Indoor Environmental Quality – Field Results Inform Operational Practices session on August 27th from 10:45 am – 12:00 pm PT. This is a reprise of a world-class panel of experts featured at SBX 2023 for a follow-up conversation of field investigations of indoor environmental quality and how that information can inform building operations that help ensure health, comfort, and productivity in buildings. Christopher Meek with the University of Washington’s Integrated Design Lab will moderate the discussion between IEQ experts Seema Bhangar (US Green Building Council), Vivian Loftness (Carnegie Mellon University), and Stephanie Taylor (Building4Health). You don’t want to miss this session — register now!

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Event schedule
Day 1 (virtual): August 27^th 9am-2:15pm Pacific
Day 2 (virtual): August 28^th 9am-2:15pm Pacific
Day 3 (in-person, Seattle): August 29^th 9am-1:30pm Pacific

Rapidly reducing the carbon content of utility resources while maintaining resource adequacy and grid reliability is a challenge for electric utilities across the country. Programs for demand flexibility and particularly grid-interactive efficient buildings (GEBs) will be key to successfully integrating large amounts of renewable energy into the grid. This panel, featuring Albert Chiu (Pacific Gas & Electric Company), Jingjing Liu (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Mark Martinez (Southern California Edison), and Brittainy Pond (Puget Sound Energy), will discuss the efforts by a number of utility leaders across the United States in deploying demand flexibility/GEBs as a central strategy for their future.

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The virtual opening plenary session for Smart Buildings Exchange (SBX) 2024 will feature Jigar Shah, Director of the Loans Program Office at the US Department of Energy (DOE). Mr. Shah will provide opening remarks on the extensive efforts by DOE and other federal agencies to help building owners invest in reducing carbon emissions from their properties. He will be joined by an elite panel of experts including Marc Daudon (The Caspian Group), Andy Hammons (Ryan Company), and Molly McCabe (HaydenTanner) in a discussion moderated by Ash Awad (McKinstry) about the public, private and tax credit resources that will catalyze the decarbonization of the built environment.

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• Financing the Decarbonization of the Built Environment – Public, Private & Tax Credit Resources
• Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings as a Utility Resource
• Building Owner/Manager Guide to Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings – Is Demand Flexibility Right for You?
• Indoor Environmental Quality – Field Results Inform Operational Practices
• Campus-Scale Decarbonization – Planning & Implementation for Healthcare, University & Corporate Campuses
• Making Buildings Smarter – Live Demonstration
• Innovations for an Electrified & Decarbonized Future – Technology, Construction, Finance & Policy
• Choosing the Smart Building Platform Right for You
• Fault Detection & Diagnostics – Real World Lessons for Field Service
• Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Reporting – Losing the Acronym, Improving the Result
• Building Emissions Performance Standards – How Jurisdictions are Structuring Requirements
• Connecting Building Performance Standards & Existing Building Commissioning