Webinar: Strategic Energy Management in K-12 Schools, Dec 3rd
Thursday, December 3rd
1:00-2:30 pm PT
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In partnership with Puget Sound Energy, the Smart Buildings Center brings you an engaging webinar exploring concepts of Strategic Energy Management (SEM) specific to K-12 schools, and the unique characteristics, challenges, and opportunities this sector brings. In this lively panel discussion moderated by Romana Cohen of Stillwater Energy, SEM experts will share their on-the-ground experience with overcoming challenges and adopting best practices in K-12 buildings. Attendees will come away with practical resources for implementing strategic energy management in their own school facilities.
Panelists include:
- Ilana Cember, McKinstry/Highline School District
- Phil Johnson, Seattle Public Schools
- Bonnie Meyer, Tacoma Power; formerly Seattle Public Schools, Tacoma Public Schools, and Olympia School District
- Jackie Wilson, The Environmental Center
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Webinar: Strategic Energy Management in Local Government Buildings, Nov 18th
Wednesday, November 18th
1:00 PM Pacific Time
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In partnership with Puget Sound Energy, the Smart Buildings Center (a project of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Council) brings you an engaging webinar exploring concepts of Strategic Energy Management (SEM) specific to local government buildings, and the unique characteristics, challenges, and opportunities this sector brings. In this lively panel discussion, SEM experts will share their on-the-ground experience with overcoming challenges and adopting best practices in local government buildings. Attendees will come away with practical resources for implementing strategic energy management in their own facilities.
Panelists include:
- Emma Johnson, Senior Energy Management Analyst for Seattle City Light; formerly Resource Conservation Manager at City of Bellevue
- Nicole Laky – Energy and Resource Program Manager for Metro Transit Facilities; formerly Sustainability Specialist for King County Wastewater Division and Resource Conservation Specialist at Seattle Public Schools
- Seth McKinney – SEM Specialist, Stillwater Energy; formerly Resource Conservation and Strategic Energy Manager for Pierce County
- Kevin Ruuhela – Energy and Resource Conservation Specialist, Snohomish County
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Webinar: Innovation in DCV Strategies: How ATS and Nomad Go Help Customers Increase Energy Efficiency & Improve Sustainability, Nov 18th
Wednesday, November 18
10:00 AM PST
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Learn how ATS and Nomad Go partner together to utilize building management systems and real-time occupancy data to save energy, reduce emissions, create healthier spaces, and optimize space utilization.
Attend this webinar to learn more about the exciting partnership between ATS and Nomad Go designed to help you make your buildings smarter, more efficient, and more sustainable.
In this webinar, you will learn more about:
- How intelligent building design can help your organization dramatically reduce energy costs and energy-related carbon emissions
- The innovative design that Nomad Go uses to address these issues
- Occupancy-based ventilation strategies
- How ATS is using the solution today
King County Sewer Heat Recovery Program Overview, Dec 8th
Webinar: Ask the Lighting Experts: Energy Savings Potential from Luminaire Level Lighting Controls and Network Lighting Controls, Nov 12th
Thursday, November 12th
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM PT
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As LEDs become more and more standard, the industry is turning its eye to next generation lighting technologies to uncover new opportunities for energy savings. Currently, connected lighting comprises less than 1% of all luminaires in the United States, but the Department of Energy (DOE) estimates that it can provide up to one quad of energy savings by 2035. That’s equal to one-fifth the U.S. commercial sector energy use.
A new research study from the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) and DesignLights Consortium (DLC) details how Networked Lighting Control Systems both with and without LLLC (luminaire level lighting controls) can create truly smart buildings with enhanced flexibility and deliver significant energy savings. The 1-year study updates and expands upon previous 2017 research by evaluating nearly 200 systems in building types from educational facilities to warehouses, office buildings and more.
Join us as experts from the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) and Design Lights Consortium (DLC) unveil the results and discuss the study’s implications for the future of commercial lighting. Register here.
