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SUMMARY:ASHRAE Idaho YEA Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:Location: Lost Grove Brewing 1026 S. La Point St. Boise\, ID 83706 \nShare Documents Flyer
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/ashrae-idaho-yea-happy-hour/
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SUMMARY:May 2019 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Water Treatment: Practical and Design Considerations Maintaining efficiency and extending the life of equipment are two goals of water treatment. In order to realize these goals\, best practices need to be put in place. Due to the capital and operating costs of many systems\, it is wise to develop a water treatment program from the beginning of the project. This talk will discuss some industry best practices and design considerations to achieve these goals. ? Speaker: Justin Ranger\, CWT— CH2O Justin is an Account Manager for CH 2 O\, Inc. and is a Certified Water Technologist through the Association of Water Technologies. Ever curious\, he pursued multiple degree paths (though he realized he needed to pick just one\, if we was ever going to graduate) in math\, chemistry\, engineering\, and philosophy while earning his bachelor’s degree from Boise State University. After graduating\, he entered the water treatment industry where he was able to use his interdisciplinary background and critical thinking skills to solve problems. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Guest Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/may-2019-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:2019 April Technical Conference
DESCRIPTION:Location: Grove Hotel (Boise Center East) 850 W. Front Street Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare It's that time of year! We are having our annual Technical Conference on Friday\, April 5th. As always\, we have a lot of exciting topics with an underlying theme of energy and healthcare design this year. When registering please note if "gluten free" is preferred. Also\, if you are interested in sponsoring the conference please see the attached sponsorship levels handout. If you would like a booth at the tech conference please reach out the Chris Pollow ( [email protected] ) We have negotiated reduced rates at the Grove Hotel and The Inn at 500 please use the following link for the Grove Hotel\, and mention ASHRAE for the inn at 500. ASHRAE – Grove Hotel Booking Link Tickets $100.00 Member Ticket $150.00 Non-Member Ticket $50.00 Student Ticket $1\,500.00 Keynote Sponsor $1\,000.00 Social Hour Sponsor $750.00 Track Sponsor $500.00 Session Sponsor $250.00 Program Sponsor Documents Agenda Sponsorship
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/2019-april-technical-conference/
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SUMMARY:March 2019 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare When natural refrigerants were new to commercial refrigeration\, the competitive landscape for system selection was between traditional system types that used synthetic refrigerants or natural refrigerant technologies. Now that natural refrigerant technologies are mainstream\, we've begun to see the system selection process shift to comparisons between the various natural refrigerants . How do carbon dioxide\, ammonia\, and propane compare to each other in terms of market penetration\, cost\, energy efficiency\, and performance? We will provide insights from an engineering consultants perspective. Speaker: Dustin Lilya PE\, DC Engineering Dustin is a graduate of the University of Idaho with a variety of experience including stints at both Micron and Supervalu before joining the team at DC Engineering in 2011. At DC Dustin served as the Department Manage of Energy Services for 7 years until taking on the role of Specialty Services Production Manager in 2018 where he manages a team of energy specialists\, commissioning agents\, refrigeration engineers and designers. Dustin is also very active with the “R” in ASHRAE as a member of the Society Refrigeration Committee. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/march-2019-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:February 2019 (Boise) Chapter Lunch Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare If you have a never-ending to-do list\, an inbox that’s never empty\, or a calendar that’s jammed with meetings…this session is for you. Most of us don’t prioritize our time well\, and as a result we confuse urgent priorities with unimportant reminders or basic tasks. This can lead to procrastination on the most important work we have on our plate. In this session\, we’ll talk about various methods to manage your inbox\, keep your to-do list organized\, and be more productive. Speaker: Pam Duffy\, P.E. is a Senior Product Manager for Lennox International. As a product manager\, Pam is responsible for strategic direction\, product roadmaps\, new product development\, launches and sunsets\, and ongoing product category support. She has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Central Florida and earned her P.E. license in 2013. Pam is a nationally-recognized advocate for VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) technology in North America. She has regularly contributed to formal publications\, such as the NEWS\, as well as more informal avenues such as LinkedIn. Pam has delivered hundreds of presentations on VRF technology at events such as ASHRAE society conferences. In addition\, Pam contributes her expertise to technical groups. Some of her past involvement includes: ACCA Manual S voting member\, ASHRAE T.C. 8.7 Corresponding Member\, and a regular reviewer of ASHRAE Standards\, Guidelines\, and Addendums. Pam is an active volunteer in the Dallas Chapter of ASHRAE. Previously\, Pam served as President of the Atlanta Chapter in 2013-2014\, for which the Chapter earned the Region’s Rudy Ferguson (Chapter of the Year) award. Pam is also currently serving as a member of the Electronic Communications Committee (ECC) and previously served for on the Conferences and Expositions Committee (CEC). Pam is a Life Member of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) and has been named to both the Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s list of 40 under 40 as well as the NEWS’ 40 under 40. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/february-2019-boise-chapter-lunch-meeting/
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SUMMARY:February 2019 (Boise) Morning Technical Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare This presentation covers the very basics of VRF – What is it? Why use it? When to use it? And maybe most importantly\, when NOT to use it. The presentation will hit key highlights from VRF Chapter of the ASHRAE Handbook. In addition\, this presentation covers the most important design considerations for VRF systems. Speaker: Pam Duffy\, P.E. is a Senior Product Manager for Lennox International. As a product manager\, Pam is responsible for strategic direction\, product roadmaps\, new product development\, launches and sunsets\, and ongoing product category support. She has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Central Florida and earned her P.E. license in 2013. Pam is a nationally-recognized advocate for VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) technology in North America. She has regularly contributed to formal publications\, such as the NEWS\, as well as more informal avenues such as LinkedIn. Pam has delivered hundreds of presentations on VRF technology at events such as ASHRAE society conferences. In addition\, Pam contributes her expertise to technical groups. Some of her past involvement includes: ACCA Manual S voting member\, ASHRAE T.C. 8.7 Corresponding Member\, and a regular reviewer of ASHRAE Standards\, Guidelines\, and Addendums. Pam is an active volunteer in the Dallas Chapter of ASHRAE. Previously\, Pam served as President of the Atlanta Chapter in 2013-2014\, for which the Chapter earned the Region’s Rudy Ferguson (Chapter of the Year) award. Pam is also currently serving as a member of the Electronic Communications Committee (ECC) and previously served for on the Conferences and Expositions Committee (CEC). Pam is a Life Member of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) and has been named to both the Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s list of 40 under 40 as well as the NEWS’ 40 under 40. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/february-2019-boise-morning-technical-workshop/
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SUMMARY:February 2019 (Idaho Falls) Chapter Lunch Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: North Wind Group at Taylor Crossing 1075 S. Utah Ave\, Suite 200 Idaho Falls\, ID 83402 \nShare If you have a never-ending to-do list\, an inbox that’s never empty\, or a calendar that’s jammed with meetings…this session is for you. Most of us don’t prioritize our time well\, and as a result we confuse urgent priorities with unimportant reminders or basic tasks. This can lead to procrastination on the most important work we have on our plate. In this session\, we’ll talk about various methods to manage your inbox\, keep your to-do list organized\, and be more productive. Speaker: Pam Duffy\, P.E. is a Senior Product Manager for Lennox International. As a product manager\, Pam is responsible for strategic direction\, product roadmaps\, new product development\, launches and sunsets\, and ongoing product category support. She has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Central Florida and earned her P.E. license in 2013. Pam is a nationally-recognized advocate for VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) technology in North America. She has regularly contributed to formal publications\, such as the NEWS\, as well as more informal avenues such as LinkedIn. Pam has delivered hundreds of presentations on VRF technology at events such as ASHRAE society conferences. In addition\, Pam contributes her expertise to technical groups. Some of her past involvement includes: ACCA Manual S voting member\, ASHRAE T.C. 8.7 Corresponding Member\, and a regular reviewer of ASHRAE Standards\, Guidelines\, and Addendums. Pam is an active volunteer in the Dallas Chapter of ASHRAE. Previously\, Pam served as President of the Atlanta Chapter in 2013-2014\, for which the Chapter earned the Region’s Rudy Ferguson (Chapter of the Year) award. Pam is also currently serving as a member of the Electronic Communications Committee (ECC) and previously served for on the Conferences and Expositions Committee (CEC). Pam is a Life Member of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) and has been named to both the Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s list of 40 under 40 as well as the NEWS’ 40 under 40. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/february-2019-idaho-falls-chapter-lunch-meeting/
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SUMMARY:February 2019 (Idaho Falls) Morning Technical Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Location: North Wind Group at Taylor Crossing 1075 S. Utah Ave\, Suite 200 Idaho Falls\, ID 83402 \nShare This presentation covers the very basics of VRF – What is it? Why use it? When to use it? And maybe most importantly\, when NOT to use it. The presentation will hit key highlights from VRF Chapter of the ASHRAE Handbook. In addition\, this presentation cover the most important design considerations for VRF systems\, including some best practices and lessons learned from real-life applications. A combined VRF and DOAS building system offers many advantages\, such as energy efficiency\, enhanced occupant comfort\, and reduced mechanical system space requirements. To realize these benefits and meet the requirements of the space (sensible temperature\, humidity ratio\, and ventilation requirements)\, the designer must pay close attention to system design and application. This presentation will cover basic system design concepts for a VRF + DOAS system\, advantages and disadvantages of various system designs\, and key considerations for meeting code and space requirements. Speaker: Pam Duffy\, P.E. is a Senior Product Manager for Lennox International. As a product manager\, Pam is responsible for strategic direction\, product roadmaps\, new product development\, launches and sunsets\, and ongoing product category support. She has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Central Florida and earned her P.E. license in 2013. Pam is a nationally-recognized advocate for VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) technology in North America. She has regularly contributed to formal publications\, such as the NEWS\, as well as more informal avenues such as LinkedIn. Pam has delivered hundreds of presentations on VRF technology at events such as ASHRAE society conferences. In addition\, Pam contributes her expertise to technical groups. Some of her past involvement includes: ACCA Manual S voting member\, ASHRAE T.C. 8.7 Corresponding Member\, and a regular reviewer of ASHRAE Standards\, Guidelines\, and Addendums. Pam is an active volunteer in the Dallas Chapter of ASHRAE. Previously\, Pam served as President of the Atlanta Chapter in 2013-2014\, for which the Chapter earned the Region’s Rudy Ferguson (Chapter of the Year) award. Pam is also currently serving as a member of the Electronic Communications Committee (ECC) and previously served for on the Conferences and Expositions Committee (CEC). Pam is a Life Member of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) and has been named to both the Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s list of 40 under 40 as well as the NEWS’ 40 under 40. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/february-2019-idaho-falls-morning-technical-workshop/
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SUMMARY:2019 ASHRAE Bowling Tournament
DESCRIPTION:Location: Wahooz Family Fun Zone Meridian 1385 S Blue Marlin Lane Meridian\, ID 83642 \nShare Join us for a fun evening while supporting your local chapter! Corporate or family teams encouraged to register early on the ASHRAE website\, singles also welcome. 2 hours bowling\, shoe rental\, Tex-Mex buffet and Soft drinks included. Tickets $200.00 5 Person Team $175.00 Earlybird rate before January 24 $45.00 Individual Registration $40.00 Earlybird rate before January 24 Documents Bowling Flyer
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/2019-ashrae-bowling-tournament/
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SUMMARY:January 2019 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Topic: Achieve peak building performance by engaging building owners and operators through the Commissioning and Retro-commissioning processes One of the most prevalent issues in engineering/construction industry is the disconnect that can exist between the design\, construction\, and operational phases of a facility. There are a handful of key points during a project that can have long lasting impact on the performance of a facility. Project leaders who build these critical process into their work can realize substantial financial savings for the organizations they work for. Speaker: Jesse Barnum\, Building Services Manager St. Luke’s Meridian Medical Center Jesse thought he knew what he wanted to be when he grew up\, so he earned a B.A in Philosophy from Boise State University along with German\, Latin\, and History minors. He didn’t realize that philosophy majors were notoriously unemployable\, so he decided to earn M.S. in Technology from Purdue University. Philosophy and Technology degrees may seem like an odd mix\, but it’s worked out better than ex-pected and he has learned to develop dynamic solutions to the unique problems faced in the health care physical environment. Jesse is also a Certified Healthcare Facility Manager. Jesse is now the manager for the Building Services Department at St. Luke’s Meridian Medical Center\, where the nuts and bolts of building operations really matter to the patients he’s working for. He is passionate about elevating the quality of patient care by pursuing better ways to design and manage health care facilities. Jesse and his wife Corey keep busy by raising their three kids\, Arthur (6yo)\, Ed-mund (2yo)\, and Edith newborn). They enjoy cooking and baking\, they are avid gar-deners\, and are working toward having a small farm someday. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/january-2019-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:December 2018 (Idaho Falls) Lunch Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: North Wind Group at Taylor Crossing 1075 S. Utah Ave\, Suite 200 Idaho Falls\, ID 83402 \nShare Idaho Falls 12/14/2018 Lunch Meeting 11:45am -1:00pm @ North Wind Group at Taylor Crossing Over the last 50 years\, building simulation has evolved into a powerful tool for evaluating the energy performance of potential or existing buildings. Building simulation allows easy comparison of the energy and environmental performance of many hundreds of design or retrofit options. This presentation provides an overview of building performance simulation fundamentals and history\, Building Information Modeling\, what’s in the black box of key simulation programs\, as well as comparing underlying simulation methods. About the Speaker: Drury B. Crawley\, Ph.D. Dru Crawley is Bentley Fellow and Director\, Building Industry Development focusing on building performance\, BIM\, net-zero-energy buildings\, sustainability\, resilience\, and smart cities. Prior to being elevated to Bentley Fellow in 2014\, he led development of Bentley’s suite of building performance software for four years. Before joining Bentley in 2010\, Dr. Crawley developed and managed EnergyPlus and the USDOE’s Commercial Buildings Initiative (now Better Buildings Initiative and Alliances) promoting creation of net-zero-energy buildings. With more than 40 years of experience in buildings energy efficiency\, renewable energy\, and sustainability\, he has worked in engineering software development\, government research and standards development organizations\, as well as building design and consulting companies. He received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from University of Strathclyde in Glasgow\, Scotland on the topic of building simulation as a policy tool\, a Bachelor of Architecture from University of Tennessee\, and is a registered architect. Dr. Crawley is active in ASHRAE (Chair of Standard 169 Climatic Data for Building Design Standards\, member of Standards Committee and chair of SPLS\, member of SSPC 189.1 (Standard for the Design of High-Performance\, Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings)\, member of SSPC 140 (Standard Method of Test for the Evaluation of Building Energy Analysis Computer Programs)\, former member of the Technical Activities\, Research Administration\, Advocacy\, and Grassroots Government Activities Committees\, and past chair of Technical Committees 2.8\, 4.2\, 4.7\, and 7.1). He was made an ASHRAE Fellow in 2009 and achieved ASHRAE BEMP (Building Energy Modeling Professional) certification in October 2012. Recipient of ASHRAE Exceptional Service Award (2013)\, Service to ASHRAE Research Award (2012)\, Distinguished Service Award (2003)\, and Symposium Best Paper Award (1999) for “Which Weather Data Should You Use for Energy Simulations of Commercial Buildings?” He is also active in the International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA at-large board member since 1998\, Fellow in 2012\, Regional Affiliate Liaison since 2006)\, IBPSA-USA (board member since 2013\, vice president since 2017\, treasurer 2013-2017)\, U. S. Green Building Council (USGBC\, past vice chair and member\, Energy & Atmosphere Technical Advisory Group; past member\, Research Committee; past research Liaison)\, the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, an Affiliate member of CIBSE\, and serves on the editorial boards of three international Journals. He has written more than 125 papers and articles\, testified before the U.S. Congress\, lectured at more than 30 universities\, and made more than 400 presentations on building energy efficiency\, sustainability\, and renewable energy throughout the world. As an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer\, he has given more than 120 presentations and workshops to more than 70 ASHRAE chapters throughout the world. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket Documents PDF Slides–> From AEDGs to Net-Zero
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/december-2018-idaho-falls-lunch-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:December 2018 (Idaho Falls) Morning Technical Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Location: North Wind Group at Taylor Crossing 1075 S. Utah Ave\, Suite 200 Idaho Falls\, ID 83402 \nShare Idaho Falls 12/14/2018 Technical Workshop 9:30-11:30am @ North Wind Group at Taylor Crossing Building Information Modeling (BIM) is one of the most powerful tools that designers have to create and visualize 3-D building models. BIM allows the designer to track thousands of building components in 3-D and thus detect potential interferences. It also makes it easy to visually display a potentially complex design in a way that building owners can easily understand. Similarly\, building energy simulation (SIM) has evolved into a powerful tool for evaluating the energy performance of potential or existing buildings. Building simulation allows easy comparison of the energy and environmental performance of many hundreds of design or retrofit options. Because much of the data that building simulation tools require already exists in the BIM models\, it’s critical that simple methods for sharing that data are available. This presentation describes the opportunities and challenges for sharing data between BIM and SIM and demonstrates recent advances in data exchange. About the Speaker: Drury B. Crawley\, Ph.D. Dru Crawley is Bentley Fellow and Director\, Building Industry Development focusing on building performance\, BIM\, net-zero-energy buildings\, sustainability\, resilience\, and smart cities. Prior to being elevated to Bentley Fellow in 2014\, he led development of Bentley’s suite of building performance software for four years. Before joining Bentley in 2010\, Dr. Crawley developed and managed EnergyPlus and the USDOE’s Commercial Buildings Initiative (now Better Buildings Initiative and Alliances) promoting creation of net-zero-energy buildings. With more than 40 years of experience in buildings energy efficiency\, renewable energy\, and sustainability\, he has worked in engineering software development\, government research and standards development organizations\, as well as building design and consulting companies. He received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from University of Strathclyde in Glasgow\, Scotland on the topic of building simulation as a policy tool\, a Bachelor of Architecture from University of Tennessee\, and is a registered architect. Dr. Crawley is active in ASHRAE (Chair of Standard 169 Climatic Data for Building Design Standards\, member of Standards Committee and chair of SPLS\, member of SSPC 189.1 (Standard for the Design of High-Performance\, Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings)\, member of SSPC 140 (Standard Method of Test for the Evaluation of Building Energy Analysis Computer Programs)\, former member of the Technical Activities\, Research Administration\, Advocacy\, and Grassroots Government Activities Committees\, and past chair of Technical Committees 2.8\, 4.2\, 4.7\, and 7.1). He was made an ASHRAE Fellow in 2009 and achieved ASHRAE BEMP (Building Energy Modeling Professional) certification in October 2012. Recipient of ASHRAE Exceptional Service Award (2013)\, Service to ASHRAE Research Award (2012)\, Distinguished Service Award (2003)\, and Symposium Best Paper Award (1999) for “Which Weather Data Should You Use for Energy Simulations of Commercial Buildings?” He is also active in the International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA at-large board member since 1998\, Fellow in 2012\, Regional Affiliate Liaison since 2006)\, IBPSA-USA (board member since 2013\, vice president since 2017\, treasurer 2013-2017)\, U. S. Green Building Council (USGBC\, past vice chair and member\, Energy & Atmosphere Technical Advisory Group; past member\, Research Committee; past research Liaison)\, the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, an Affiliate member of CIBSE\, and serves on the editorial boards of three international Journals. He has written more than 125 papers and articles\, testified before the U.S. Congress\, lectured at more than 30 universities\, and made more than 400 presentations on building energy efficiency\, sustainability\, and renewable energy throughout the world. As an ASHRAE Distinguished Lect
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/december-2018-idaho-falls-morning-technical-workshop/
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SUMMARY:December 2018 (Boise) Lunch Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Boise 12/12/2018 Lunch Meeting 11:45am -1:00pm @ The Idaho Power Building Over the last 50 years\, building simulation has evolved into a powerful tool for evaluating the energy performance of potential or existing buildings. Building simulation allows easy comparison of the energy and environmental performance of many hundreds of design or retrofit options. This presentation provides an overview of building performance simulation fundamentals and history\, Building Information Modeling\, what’s in the black box of key simulation programs\, as well as comparing underlying simulation methods. About the Speaker: Drury B. Crawley\, Ph.D. Dru Crawley is Bentley Fellow and Director\, Building Industry Development focusing on building performance\, BIM\, net-zero-energy buildings\, sustainability\, resilience\, and smart cities. Prior to being elevated to Bentley Fellow in 2014\, he led development of Bentley’s suite of building performance software for four years. Before joining Bentley in 2010\, Dr. Crawley developed and managed EnergyPlus and the USDOE’s Commercial Buildings Initiative (now Better Buildings Initiative and Alliances) promoting creation of net-zero-energy buildings. With more than 40 years of experience in buildings energy efficiency\, renewable energy\, and sustainability\, he has worked in engineering software development\, government research and standards development organizations\, as well as building design and consulting companies. He received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from University of Strathclyde in Glasgow\, Scotland on the topic of building simulation as a policy tool\, a Bachelor of Architecture from University of Tennessee\, and is a registered architect. Dr. Crawley is active in ASHRAE (Chair of Standard 169 Climatic Data for Building Design Standards\, member of Standards Committee and chair of SPLS\, member of SSPC 189.1 (Standard for the Design of High-Performance\, Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings)\, member of SSPC 140 (Standard Method of Test for the Evaluation of Building Energy Analysis Computer Programs)\, former member of the Technical Activities\, Research Administration\, Advocacy\, and Grassroots Government Activities Committees\, and past chair of Technical Committees 2.8\, 4.2\, 4.7\, and 7.1). He was made an ASHRAE Fellow in 2009 and achieved ASHRAE BEMP (Building Energy Modeling Professional) certification in October 2012. Recipient of ASHRAE Exceptional Service Award (2013)\, Service to ASHRAE Research Award (2012)\, Distinguished Service Award (2003)\, and Symposium Best Paper Award (1999) for “Which Weather Data Should You Use for Energy Simulations of Commercial Buildings?” He is also active in the International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA at-large board member since 1998\, Fellow in 2012\, Regional Affiliate Liaison since 2006)\, IBPSA-USA (board member since 2013\, vice president since 2017\, treasurer 2013-2017)\, U. S. Green Building Council (USGBC\, past vice chair and member\, Energy & Atmosphere Technical Advisory Group; past member\, Research Committee; past research Liaison)\, the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, an Affiliate member of CIBSE\, and serves on the editorial boards of three international Journals. He has written more than 125 papers and articles\, testified before the U.S. Congress\, lectured at more than 30 universities\, and made more than 400 presentations on building energy efficiency\, sustainability\, and renewable energy throughout the world. As an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer\, he has given more than 120 presentations and workshops to more than 70 ASHRAE chapters throughout the world. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket Documents PDF Slides –> Building Performance Simulation: What’s in the Black Box
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/december-2018-boise-lunch-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:December 2018 (Boise) Morning Technical Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Boise 12/12/2018 Technical Workshop 9:30-11:30am @ The Idaho Power Building Building Information Modeling (BIM) is one of the most powerful tools that designers have to create and visualize 3-D building models. BIM allows the designer to track thousands of building components in 3-D and thus detect potential interferences. It also makes it easy to visually display a potentially complex design in a way that building owners can easily understand. Similarly\, building energy simulation (SIM) has evolved into a powerful tool for evaluating the energy performance of potential or existing buildings. Building simulation allows easy comparison of the energy and environmental performance of many hundreds of design or retrofit options. Because much of the data that building simulation tools require already exists in the BIM models\, it’s critical that simple methods for sharing that data are available. This presentation describes the opportunities and challenges for sharing data between BIM and SIM and demonstrates recent advances in data exchange. About the Speaker: Drury B. Crawley\, Ph.D. Dru Crawley is Bentley Fellow and Director\, Building Industry Development focusing on building performance\, BIM\, net-zero-energy buildings\, sustainability\, resilience\, and smart cities. Prior to being elevated to Bentley Fellow in 2014\, he led development of Bentley’s suite of building performance software for four years. Before joining Bentley in 2010\, Dr. Crawley developed and managed EnergyPlus and the USDOE’s Commercial Buildings Initiative (now Better Buildings Initiative and Alliances) promoting creation of net-zero-energy buildings. With more than 40 years of experience in buildings energy efficiency\, renewable energy\, and sustainability\, he has worked in engineering software development\, government research and standards development organizations\, as well as building design and consulting companies. He received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from University of Strathclyde in Glasgow\, Scotland on the topic of building simulation as a policy tool\, a Bachelor of Architecture from University of Tennessee\, and is a registered architect. Dr. Crawley is active in ASHRAE (Chair of Standard 169 Climatic Data for Building Design Standards\, member of Standards Committee and chair of SPLS\, member of SSPC 189.1 (Standard for the Design of High-Performance\, Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings)\, member of SSPC 140 (Standard Method of Test for the Evaluation of Building Energy Analysis Computer Programs)\, former member of the Technical Activities\, Research Administration\, Advocacy\, and Grassroots Government Activities Committees\, and past chair of Technical Committees 2.8\, 4.2\, 4.7\, and 7.1). He was made an ASHRAE Fellow in 2009 and achieved ASHRAE BEMP (Building Energy Modeling Professional) certification in October 2012. Recipient of ASHRAE Exceptional Service Award (2013)\, Service to ASHRAE Research Award (2012)\, Distinguished Service Award (2003)\, and Symposium Best Paper Award (1999) for “Which Weather Data Should You Use for Energy Simulations of Commercial Buildings?” He is also active in the International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA at-large board member since 1998\, Fellow in 2012\, Regional Affiliate Liaison since 2006)\, IBPSA-USA (board member since 2013\, vice president since 2017\, treasurer 2013-2017)\, U. S. Green Building Council (USGBC\, past vice chair and member\, Energy & Atmosphere Technical Advisory Group; past member\, Research Committee; past research Liaison)\, the American Institute of Architects (AIA)\, an Affiliate member of CIBSE\, and serves on the editorial boards of three international Journals. He has written more than 125 papers and articles\, testified before the U.S. Congress\, lectured at more than 30 universities\, and made more than 400 presentations on building energy efficiency\, sustainability\, and renewable energy throughout the world. As an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer\, he has give
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/december-2018-boise-morning-technical-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Social Hour at 10 Barrel Downtown
DESCRIPTION:Location: 10 Barrel Downtown Boise 826 W Bannock St Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Thursday\, November 15 4:30pm – 6:00pm \, Social Hour with DL (All members invited) – Location 10 Barrel Downtown Boise (826 W Bannock St\, Boise\, ID 83702) 6:30pm – 8:00pm \, Dinner with DL (ASHRAE BOG only) Tickets $0.00 RSVP
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/social-hour-at-10-barrel-downtown/
CATEGORIES:Chapter Meetings
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SUMMARY:November 2018 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Pizza Company 5150 W. Overland Road Boise\, ID 83705 \nShare Thursday\, November 15 Terry E. Townsend\, P.E.\, Fellow ASHRAE\, is president\, Townsend Engineering Inc.\, Chattanooga\, Tennessee\, and Panama City\, Florida. In 2006-07\, he served as president of ASHRAE\, where he focused the Society’s efforts on The ASHRAE Promise: A Sustainable Future\, highlighting ASHRAE’s work in sustainability in the building environment. His achievements as president include launching ASHRAE’s first ever certification program\, accelerating and expanding the Advanced Energy Design Guide series\, setting more stringent savings for ASHRAE’s energy standard\, and proving resources on how ASHRAE can minimize the impact of its meetings on the environment. Steps to Making Existing Commercial Buildings More Efficient\, Healthy and Comfortable 11:45am – 1:00pm \, November Chapter Meeting @ Idaho Pizza Company (5150 W Overland Rd\, Boise\, ID 83705) GBCI Approved | 1 CE Hour | 0920017431 AIA Approved | 1LU/HSW |TOWNSEND01 Even though the U.S. Building Codes are becoming more energy stringent\, our country’s Energy Utilization Index (EUI) is rapidly increasing every year because only 5% of our commercial building stock is being built or renovated each year. This means that the remaining 95% of our commercial buildings are experiencing reduced energy performance each year. This trend in existing buildings can be changed by the implementation of a Technical (testing based) Retro-commissioning (RCx) program that incorporates technical energy audit procedures\, measurements of building performance metrics\, savings calculational procedures and corresponding financial analysis methodologies that building owners can understand and interpret for developing both short term and long term programs for building systems’ upgrades. Case studies are presented for various RCx projects that demonstrate the advantage of conducting a Technical RCx program and the merit of implementing an Ongoing Commissioning (OCx) program for a building owner to be able to maintain a sought level of building performance for an ongoing basis. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/november-2018-chapter-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Chapter Meetings
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SUMMARY:What's Hot in Sustainability?
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Pizza Company 5150 W. Overland Road Boise\, ID 83705 \nShare Thursday\, November 15 Terry E. Townsend\, P.E.\, Fellow ASHRAE\, is president\, Townsend Engineering Inc.\, Chattanooga\, Tennessee\, and Panama City\, Florida. In 2006-07\, he served as president of ASHRAE\, where he focused the Society’s efforts on The ASHRAE Promise: A Sustainable Future\, highlighting ASHRAE’s work in sustainability in the building environment. His achievements as president include launching ASHRAE’s first ever certification program\, accelerating and expanding the Advanced Energy Design Guide series\, setting more stringent savings for ASHRAE’s energy standard\, and proving resources on how ASHRAE can minimize the impact of its meetings on the environment. 9:30am – 11:30am\, Technical Workshop @ Idaho Pizza Company\, 5150 W Overland Rd\, Boise What’s Hot in Sustainability? (9:30am – 10:30am) This presentation integrates the requirements of “The 2030 Challenge” with the methodologies of achieving a Sustainable Future that ASHRAE has developed along with the procedures of the various phases of an effective High Performance Integrated Design program that utilizes a technical commissioning approach to ensure the level of performance that the owner expects. To illustrate the presented design\, construction and performance verification phases for high performance buildings’ projects\, examples of applications that have proven performance levels (3+ years of recorded performance data) will be presented during the program. The materials that will be discussed will be based in part upon ASHRAE’S Advanced Energy Design Guides for 30% and 50% steps toward Net-Zero Energy Buildings. The culmination of the program will be the presentation of various pathways in a prescriptive format of achieving Net-Zero Energy Buildings. Getting From AEDGs to Net-Zero Energy Buildings (10:30am – 11:30am) ASHRAE’s Vision 2020 Producing Net Zero Energy Buildings establishes a time-line to develop the necessary guidance to achieve Net-Zero Energy Buildings by 2020. The basis for this guidance will be the Advanced Energy Design Guides (AEDGs) series as well as publications pertaining to advanced Indoor Environmental Quality and Comfort. Today there are numerous examples of Net-Zero Energy Buildings as demonstrated during ASHRAE’s Net-Zero and Beyond Conference in 2009. This presentation will cover the guidance contained in the existing AEDG documents for different building types and climatic zones\, IEQ design guidance for high performing buildings\, along with examples of buildings that have successfully demonstrated 30%\, 50% and greater savings over the requirements of 90.1 including various Net-Zero Energy facilities. Various levels of “Prescriptive Guidelines” will be provided for all building systems and components along with “Lessons Learned” by the participants who have achieved Net-Zero Energy Buildings.
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/whats-hot-in-sustainability/
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SUMMARY:BSU Environmental Research Building Tour
DESCRIPTION:Location: BSU Environmental Research Building 1215 W University Dr Boise\, ID 83725 \nShare October’s meeting is intended to be more active and also a collaborative meeting with students on the Boise State University campus. We will be touring the penthouse of the Environmental Research Building (ERB). The tours will start at times of roughly 5:00 PM and 5:45 PM with dinner served around 5:30 PM. Boise State will be offering HVAC courses again beginning this spring\, and it is our hope to generate some interest in the HVAC field leading up to spring course enrollment. Come be a part of the fun! Tickets $0.00 5:00pm Member Ticket $0.00 5:30pm Member Ticket $0.00 5:00 Student Ticket $0.00 5:30 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/bsu-environmental-research-building-tour/
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SUMMARY:2018 Kickoff Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare 2018-19 Idaho Chapter Year Kickoff Meeting – Dan Russell\, Chapter President The new chapter year is upon us and we are geared up to have a great kick-off meeting. We will be honoring chapter leaders from the past\, introducing new chapter leaders and have a State of the Chapter address from Dan Russell\, our freshly minted Chapter President. With some help from current and former Board members\, Dan will lead an interactive presentation highlighting some history of ASHRAE Society and the Idaho Chapter\, his personal observations on our local industry and his vision for the 2018-19 Chapter year. Come join us to network with colleagues\, have a meal\, catch up on what ASHRAE has been up to and get a glimpse at where we’re headed. See you there! Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Non-Member Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/2018-kickoff-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Chapter Meetings
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SUMMARY:Region IX 2018 CRC in Sioux Falls\, SD
DESCRIPTION:Location: Hilton Garden Inn Sioux Falls 201 E 8th Street Sioux Falls\, SD 57103 \nShare Attached is a brochure with links to register for the 2018 CRC hosted by the SD Chapter in Sioux Falls\, SD this August 2-4 th . It also includes a link to reserve a hotel room along with details of the conference. 1.) You need to register for the conference through the local Sioux Falls chapter website as a guest. Click the link go to our local Chapter’s webpage ( http://sdashrae.org ) register there. 2.) Please note it is important you reserve your hotel room through the provided link ( Hilton Garden Inn ) rather than booking through a 3 rd party website. 3.) Book your flight 4.) Party in Sioux Falls Thank you & looking forward to seeing you in Sioux Falls! Please direct any questions or registration issues to John Schwartz . Link to Registration & Hotel Reservations Documents 2018 CRC Brochure
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/region-ix-2018-crc-in-sioux-falls-sd/
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SUMMARY:2018 ASHRAE Golf Tournament
DESCRIPTION:Location: Eagle Hills Golf Course 605 N Edgewood Lane Eagle\, ID 83616 \nShare PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT ON FRIDAY JUNE 8th. 18 HOLES OF GOLF\, CART\, GOLF BALLS ON THE RANGE\, FOOD\, DRINKS\, DOOR PRIZES\, AND A $10\,000 HOLE IN ONE PRIZE SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE Tickets $440.00 4 Person Team $400.00 Earlybird rate before May 25 $110.00 Individual Player $100.00 Earlybird rate before May 25 $150.00 Tee or Green Company Logo Sign $250.00 Tee and Green Company Logo Signs $500.00 Hole-In-One Sponsorship $400.00 Interactive Display Booth $500.00 Title Sponsorship For Dinner Silver Level $1\,000.00 Title Sponsorship For Dinner Platinum Level Documents 2018 Scramble Flyer
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/2018-ashrae-golf-tournament/
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SUMMARY:May 2018 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare IAQ Lunch Workshop May 9\, 2018 – Bradley Harr\, Summit Environmental\, Inc. Mr. Harr will provide an update on what is new in the science and politics of indoor air quality and the IAQA organization. Many ASTM and IICRC Standard Practices related to IAQ are undergoing review and there is extensive debate on what is “best practice” in the industry. The added involvement of international Consensus Body members on the IICRC IAQ related committees has expanded the discussion on best practices\, worker protection\, and consumer Right to Know issues. There are also new cleanup Standards out for buildings under going restoration from crime scene cleanup and fire repair. A lot of contractor work addresses IAQ concerns and the complex question of how clean is clean. Mr. Harr will also discuss the moving IAQ target for indoor air formaldehyde concentrations. Another interesting current event is that the medical community has become very active in pushing for more radon abatement in buildings. The tie to non-smoker lung cancer has finial hit home with the medical community. Many US homes and commercial buildings are operating under negative pressure due to HVAC systems and radon levels often exceed US EPA guidelines. The World Health Organization is promoting an IAQ radon guideline of 2.7 piC/L; whereas\, the US EPA is still at a higher risk 4.0 piC/L guideline. These and more current IAQ issues will be presented by Mr. Harr. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Guest Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket Documents Speaker Bio
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/may-2018-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:2018 ASHRAE Technical Conference
DESCRIPTION:Location: Riverside Hotel 2900 W Chinden Boulevard Boise\, ID 83714 \nShare It’s that time of year! We are having our Annual Technical Conference on Friday\, April 27 th . As always we have a lot of exciting topics with an underlying theme of energy this year. When registering please note that the ‘gluten free’ option is not limited to one meal choice\, any of the 4 lunches can be provided as a gluten free option. Also\, if you are interested in sponsoring the conference please see the attached sponsorship levels handout. If you would like a booth at the tech conference please reach out to Wes Stanfill ( [email protected] ) to get that set up. Tickets $125.00 Member Ticket $175.00 Non-Member Documents Agenda Sponsorship Levels
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SUMMARY:March Chapter Meeting 2018
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare The March meeting will be presented by Sean Rocke. Sean Rocke is the President of Control Sentries of Idaho\, which is based in Meridian and serves the entire Northwest Region. Sean has 30 years of experience in plumbing and mechanical trades\, and is currently focused on providing energy efficient and cost-effective solutions through building automation control systems. This presentation is designed to help attendees understand the BACnet framework by analyzing BACnet essentials and how they can be used to properly specify open\, interoperable\, flexible\, and cost-effective solutions. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Guest Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/march-chapter-meeting-2018/
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SUMMARY:3rd Annual Idaho ASHRAE Bowling Tournament
DESCRIPTION:Location: Wahooz Family Fun Zone Meridian 1385 S Blue Marlin Lane Meridian\, ID 83642 \nShare Join us for an fun evening while supporting K-12 STEAM Outreach through our Idaho Chapter of ASHRAE! Corporate or family teams encouraged to register early. Singles also welcome. Registration includes: 2 Hours Bowling Shoe Rental Tex-Mex buffet dinner Soft drinks Registration Costs 5-person Team = $175 Singlesl = $40 (will be added to teams with spots available) Check out how your past years involvement has helped promote STEM in Idaho schools… On January 17 Trent Hunt\, Randy Reed\, and Russ Pratt delivered the VEX Robotics Kits and a PRUSA 3D printer kit to Lowell Scott Middle School. You can see from the smiles that everyone was appreciative and excited to get started. The technology club will be assembling the 3D printer at their meeting on Wednesdays after school. When it’s finished all of the students in the school will be able to use it. Our hope is this will be an annual thing going to a different school each year being funded through the chapter. The idea is to channel some of our resources to local STEM outreach in public schools. Look for an opportunity to help with this effort when you register for the Bowling Tournament. Tickets $175.00 TEAM Registration (5-person team) $40.00 SINGLE Bowler Ticket $20.00 SINGLE Non-Bowler Ticket $0.00 STEM Outreach Donation $250.00 Bowling Sponsorship
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/3rd-annual-idaho-ashrae-bowling-tournament/
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SUMMARY:February 2018 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare The February meeting is a panel discussion and the topic is Fan Array Technology. The panel participants include engineering design and sales representatives from various fan array product providers\, including Huntair\, ClimateCraft\, Energy Labs\, and Greenheck. They will be answering moderator and audience questions regarding fan array applications\, performance\, benefits & limitations as compared to traditional fan types. Chapter President Mike Jones will be moderating. Walt Mecozzi – Senior VP of Engineering\, ClimateCraft\, Inc. James Domholt – VP of Marketing/Sales\, Energy Labs\, Inc. Eric Drengler – Product Manager CVI Fans\, Greenheck Brian McKenny – Huntair Don’t forget to bring a guest with you! Their first meeting is free to attend when accompanied by a member (please be sure to register your guest when you register yourself so we can plan for enough food for everyone) Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Guest Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/february-2018-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:January 2018 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Idaho Power Building 1221 W. Idaho St. Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Sheila Hayter is the incoming ASHRAE society president. She works as the Project Assessment and Development Section Manager within the Integrated Applications Center (IAC) of the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in Golden\, Colorado. In this capacity\, she leads a team of technical and policy experts who support federal\, state\, and local entities on energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) topics with the goal to make significant reductions in non-renewable energy consumption through energy efficiency and increased use of RE technologies. Sheila’s work includes serving as the IAC partnership development lead and managing key accounts for the IAC and NREL\, including serving as the NREL Key Account Manager for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Sheila’s past activities include leading DOE’s Solar America Cities technical assistance activities for Boston and New York City\, with the goal to assist these municipalities incorporate strategies into policies\, procedures\, and specific projects that will result in widespread application of solar technologies. Since joining NREL in 1992\, Sheila’s work has included serving on the Organizing Committee and leading the subjective judging component of the 2002\, 2005\, and 2007 DOE Solar Decathlons\, managing sustainable buildings activities funded by the DOE Federal Energy Management Program\, managing the Photovoltaics (PV) for Buildings activities funded by the DOE Solar Program\, evaluating building performance during the design and monitoring phases to support the DOE High Performance Buildings Program\, and writing papers\, giving conference presentations\, and developing/giving training related to high-performance buildings. Sheila is registered professional engineer in the State of Colorado. Sheila served on the ASHRAE Board of Directors as a vice president (2009 – 2011) and also as a Director at Large (2005 – 2008). She chaired the Publications and Education Council\, has served on Technology Council\, Finance Committee\, Planning Committee Society Rules Committee\, Research Activities Committee (chair 2004 – 2005)\, Continuing Education Committee (chair 1998 – 1999)\, and ASHRAE Program Committee. She chaired the Greening ASHRAE Meetings and Exposition presidential ad hoc committee (2006 – 2008)\, and was a member of the Building Energy Labeling\, ASHRAE Logo\, Globalization Roadmap\, and Strategic Plan IV ad hoc committees as well as served as a member of the Advance Energy Design Guide Steering Committee. In addition\, Sheila has served in leadership roles of many technical committees. Sheila received a 2007 NREL Staff Award for outstanding performance\, 2007 Professional Progress Award from Kansas State University’s College of Engineering\, and an ASHRAE Technology Award in 1999. She received the ASHRAE Distinguished Service Award in 2001 and the Exceptional Service Award in 2011 and was named an ASHRAE Fellow in 2008. Meeting Topic: Integrating Renewable Energy Systems into Buildings This presentation introduces technical opportunities\, means\, and methods for incorporating renewable energy (RE) technologies into building designs and operations. The speaker will give an overview of RE resources and available technologies used successfully in the USA to offset building electrical and thermal energy loads. Methods for applying these technologies in buildings and the role of building energy efficiency in successful RE projects will be addressed. The speaker will discuss issues related to connecting RE systems to existing electrical grids and offer tips for implementing successful RE projects. Finally\, the speaker will summarize ASHRAE activities related to and/or in support of RE applications in buildings. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Guest Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/january-2018-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Chapter Leaders Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Location: Cottonwood Grille 913 W River St Boise\, ID 83702 \nShare Tickets $15.00 Guest Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/chapter-leaders-dinner/
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SUMMARY:December 2017 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Sockeye Brewery Meridian 12542 W Fairview Ave. Meridian\, ID 83713 \nShare Brewery Tour: Sockeye Brewery\, Fairview Contact – Mark Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Guest Ticket $0.00 Student Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/december-2017-chapter-meeting/
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SUMMARY:November 2017 Chapter Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Location: Wahooz Family Fun Zone Meridian 1385 S Blue Marlin Lane Meridian\, ID 83642 \nShare This months speaker will be Gabe Cansler. Gabe is the Western Regional Manager for Moffitt Corporation. He will be presenting on the topic of Natural Ventilation Design for Industrial Applications. Natural ventilation is often overlooked in industrial/heavy commercial applications and could be used in place of mechanical systems to lower the operational cost for the end user\, as well as being more environmentally friendly. We hope you’ll join us for this informative presentation on natural ventilation design. Tickets $0.00 Member Ticket $15.00 Guest Ticket
URL:https://idahoashrae.com/event/november-2017-chapter-meeting/
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