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Upcoming Webinars
BDC Deputy Director Johanna Partin To Lead AIA Discussion on Electrifying Commercial Buildings and Kitchens
The Building Decarbonization Coalition is excited to announce that on September 16, 2021 at 6PM, Johanna Partin, the BDC’s Deputy Director, will be the Special Guest Speaker for The AIA of San Mateo County. Johanna will spearhead a vital discussion on How to Electrify and Decarbonize Commercial Buildings and Kitchens. The event is free and you can reserve your tickets here: https://aiasmc.org/events/how-to-electrify-and-decarbonize-commercial-bldgs/
Johanna will showcase the latest, most innovative developments in the electrification of built environments, with an insightful examination on trends in the electrification of commercial buildings and commercial kitchens. The discussion will also examine groundbreaking, statewide efforts to eliminate fossil gas as a power source for buildings and municipalities.
We hope that you will join Johanna, and the AIA of San Mateo County for what is certain to be an engaging and enlightening discussion!
Johanna will showcase the latest, most innovative developments in the electrification of built environments, with an insightful examination on trends in the electrification of commercial buildings and commercial kitchens. The discussion will also examine groundbreaking, statewide efforts to eliminate fossil gas as a power source for buildings and municipalities.
We hope that you will join Johanna, and the AIA of San Mateo County for what is certain to be an engaging and enlightening discussion!
Building Decarbonization Coalition Presents:
CSU's Master Plan for Decarbonization
September 23rd, 2021 – 10-11:00 am PT
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In the midst of simultaneous mitigation and adaptation to climate change impacts, the California State University, the largest public university system in the country, has developed a Building Decarbonization Framework. These series of documents is one of many tools that will be leveraged to guide its 23 campuses to meet their carbon neutrality goals through an offset-free electrification strategy. This technical roadmap covers policy, design and Title 24 modeling guidelines, available technology, opportunities for heat recovery chiller integration, as well as a tool to gauge economic viability of a project. Join Rachel Wong (CSU), Andrew Meiman (Arc Alternatives), and Brian Stern (Glumac) as they chat through the components of the framework and plans for implementation.
The Getting to Zero Forum is the premier event dedicated to zero energy and zero carbon buildings. It brings together the world’s leading experts in creating the market-based solutions that are driving a growing movement to define the future of the built environment. It is the only event with a broad cross-section of stakeholders focused on ambitious building efficiency goals and is an ideal venue for organizing both the policy and building communities to achieve zero carbon ambitions. The 2021 Forum will attract 800 leading policymakers, design professionals, building owners, systems manufacturers, and commercial real estate experts.
On October 27-29, participants will share perspectives on the growth of zero energy and zero carbon, learn about best practices for successful projects, and collaborate on opportunities for zero energy and zero carbon to transform the built environment.
On October 27-29, participants will share perspectives on the growth of zero energy and zero carbon, learn about best practices for successful projects, and collaborate on opportunities for zero energy and zero carbon to transform the built environment.