Cracking the Codes: The Present and Future of Northwest Energy Code

December 12 / 9-10 am PST

Nick O’Neil, PE, LEED, AP, Energy 350

Get to know the similarities and differences of the two primary commercial energy codes used as the basis for state energy codes in the Northwest—ASHRAE 90.1 and IECC. Along with an overview of current energy codes, webinar attendees will learn how codes will likely change in the future, and how the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance’s (NEEA) Market Transformation programs and initiatives can tie into future code provisions. Specific topics will include:

• The general process and timeline for updating energy codes
• Key differences between how states develop and utilize energy codes
• How NEEA is involved in energy code development in the Northwest and elsewhere

 

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Puget Sound Energy would like to invite you to their Clean Buildings Accelerator Program online info session.

Join us virtually on December 12^th at 11:00 a.m. to discover how PSE’s Clean Buildings Accelerator program can support your customers in meeting the requirements of the WA Clean Buildings Act. This program offers a pathway to compliance combined with strategic energy management tools and resources.

We encourage you to attend, learn about our program, and help raise awareness about the law with your customers. By joining our program, you’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with your customers and PSE on energy-saving projects, ultimately helping them achieve their energy goals. RSVP here.

We look forward to seeing you there!

11/21: 2PM – 3PM EST

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With rising fuel and energy costs, day-to-day attention to energy usage is needed now more than ever. Join this webinar to hear from two award-winning school districts:

• Pinellas County Schools will show how adding an Energy Use Intensity-based (EUI-based) Incentive Program has helped them take control of their energy usage, improve program participation across local schools, and reward efforts made at each site. They will discuss how to design participation classes, how to select a target EUI, and the appropriation of funds.
• Gresham-Barlow School District will give an overview of its Advanced Energy Management (AEM) Energy Champions program. This innovative program employs local high-school students in a paid internship in which they actively support the AEM Shutdown with ENERGY STAR program, an audit-based program for commercial buildings that identifies when to power down non-essential equipment after hours, cutting energy waste.

Speakers:

• Clint Herbic, Chief Operations Officer, Pinellas County Schools (Florida)
• Terry Taylor, Director of Facilities, Gresham-Barlow School District (Oregon)

 

The Seattle Clean Buildings Accelerator will hold a webinar specifically for multifamily buildings who need to comply with the city and state emissions and energy building standards.

Did you know that multifamily buildings larger than 20,000 square feet will need to comply with the Seattle Building Emissions Performance Standard (Seattle BEPS) and Washington Clean Buildings Performance Standard (WA CBPS)?

Join this webinar to learn more about:

• Multifamily requirements and timeline for Seattle BEPS and WA CBPS
• Energy and emissions benchmarking
• Buildings emissions basics
• Tenant engagement
• Funding and incentives

Register now to save your spot! 

The City of Seattle’s Office of Sustainability & Environment (OSE) is offering this webinar with support from the Seattle Clean Buildings Accelerator program implementer, Stillwater Energy.

Questions? Email: [email protected]