In this session, we will explore what net zero energy (aka zero net energy) and electrification means, why these outcomes are important to state energy offices with California taking a lead, and why zero energy is achievable by all.
In Part II, the discussion turns to the future of sustainability in data centers and looks at what industry leaders are currently doing or researching.
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Let’s look at some HVAC operation strategies that will help mitigate the transmission of respiratory infections such as COVID-19.
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Gautami Palanki, Director at Arc Skoru, expands on the role of data analytics for building energy management and green building certification. This webinar also provides a comprehensive overview & benefits of the Arc digital platform – the online interface for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification.
Gerard Reid, Co-Founder and Partner at Alexa Capital (UK) discusses the digital energy technologies projected for the highest growth and revenue potential over the next decade. Leveraging his 15+ year career in investment banking + focus on both the energy transition and digital energy revolution, Gerard also weighs in on the impact of COVID-19 on the global energy sector’s shift from fossil-based systems.
Professor Tony Day, now Independent Energy Research Consultant, and most recently Director at the International Energy Research Centre (IERC) explores the net-zero concept and how it applies to the built environment.
This course follows where we left on sustainable infrastructure, and tackles the situation of the public transportation in the U.S. This course will last about an hour and will guide you through each step in better understanding the factors and the future guidelines to implement in getting the U.S. back on track.
We will begin with a brief overview of the origination of Energy Star, walking you through the latest updates and changes with the standards. Case studies will illuminate various areas discussed throughout the course.
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