ASHRAE Announces High Performance Buildings Conference

ATLANTA – Building upon its 2009 Net-Zero Energy Conference, ASHRAE seeks to advance the industry’s efforts to change the energy-use aspects of the built environment through its High Performance Buildings Conference: A Focus on Deep Energy Savings, March 12-13, 2012 in Mission Valley, Calif.

This conference will guide building design professionals, building owner/managers, building operating staff and government officials about what works and what doesn’t when tackling major improvements in energy efficiency, renewable applications and operating practices.  With an attendance limited to 300, the conference will allow an exchange of ideas and dialogue to facilitate understanding of current energy saving efforts, share best practices and to establish an action plan to substantially improve energy efficiency in buildings.

The conference will offer two tracks: 1) a technical applications track focusing on strategies, technologies, tools, measured performance and optimal operations, and 2) a policy track with a focus on current and future legislation and related programs in the areas of standards, performance rating and labeling, disclosure laws, etc. The conference’s target facilities include both existing and new construction non-residential buildings. Case studies, especially from the region, are requested.

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Presentation abstracts (300-500 words) are requested on the following topics:
•    Applications results
•    Energy audits
•    Commissioning
•    Benchmarking of utility consumption
•    Economics, design and construction, and
•    Energy efficiency strategies 
o    Building envelopes
o    Lighting and daylighting
o    Passive
o    HVAC
o    Plug loads

Presentation proposals are due July 15, 2011. Decisions on presentation proposals will be sent in August 2011.   

For more information or to submit a presentation proposal, visit www.ashrae.org/HPBconference.

ASHRAE, founded in 1894, is an international organization of some 50,000 persons. ASHRAE fulfills its mission of advancing heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world through research, standards writing, publishing and continuing education.

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