Webinar -
How to Seal the Weakest Part of Your Building Envelope
PLUS The Latest in Window glazing and LEED Credits
Receive AIA Credit
January 29,
2010 1 hours at Noon ET, 11 am CT, 10am MT, 9am PT
Cost is $35 per connection.
Join us in a live webinar to learn step by step how your city, facility or
campus could save thousands of dollars in energy loss each year by sealing the
building envelope and enhancing window performance. You will learn 1. How to
enhance your window performance without window replacement. 2. How to seal the
weakest part of your building's envelope. 3. The latest technological
developments in energy efficient glazing and how it applies to attaining LEED
credits. 4. Which window coating technologies are appropriate for each of your
needs. PLUS CASE STUDIES where you can learn . what
PrincetonUniversity,
Goolge, Marriott and Bank of America have done. This webinar is presented by Huper
Optik and Green Energy Leaders at Challenge International, Inc.
This
webinar will focus on how to use the WAPA on-line Pumping System
Efficiency Calculator. You may review the calculator at www.energyexperts.org
This
webinar is supported by the Western Area Power Administration's Energy Services
program. More information is available at www.wapa.gov/es/
ColoradoGarden & Home Show
February 13
- 21, 2010 ColoradoConvention Center
During the
Colorado Garden & Home show stop by the Smart Energy Living Pavilion to
Showcase Home Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Solutions
The Smart
Energy Living Pavilion takes you down the path to a more energy efficient, high
quality and comfortable home. Learn how adding renewable energy
generation will increase your home value while locking in lower
utility costs in the future.
Guests may
stop by Smart Energy Living Alliance's Pavilion to:
Ask energy experts about energy
solutions for their home;
Pick up free copies of the
award-winning Smart Energy Living consumer magazine and other free
resources; and
See how much of your energy it
takes to light an energy efficient versus traditional light bulb with our
interactive educational exhibits.
Come by our
booth and take the Smart Energy Living Path to a Better Energy Future!
American Wind Energy Association
Wind Power Project Sitting Workshop
February 17 – 18, 2010
Westin Tabor Center
Denver, CO
With the 2008 record capacity addition of over 8500 megawatts of wind
energy in the U.S., proper siting of wind projects is essential to
helping wind energy maintain its “good neighbor” reputation. This
workshop’s program will address how wind project siting and elements of
the human and natural environment interconnect – including aesthetics,
stakeholder dynamics and wildlife interactions. Take advantage of this
great opportunity to network with other wind energy siting
professionals and to learn the latest on important and relevant siting
topics.
Connected
Organizations for a Responsible Economy (CORE) along with
Denver's
Office of Economic Development and the
DemingCenter for Entrepreneurship at the
Leeds School of Business, CU Boulder co-hosts the 2010
Summit which is all about hastening the pace
at which effective sustainability strategies and practices are integrated into
businesses, large and small. The
Summit
will bring together hundreds of leading business, government, academic and
nonprofit organizations from across the country and the globe to accelerate the
adoption rate. For more information visit: http://www.corecolorado.org/ or call
Executive Director, Graham Russell at: 303.592.4083
Adequate transmission is necessary to the expansion of wind energy.
Learn about the opportunities, potential solutions and challenges the
wind industry is facing as we work to overcome the transmission
barrier. This workshop will explore ways wind and transmission
companies can make more use of existing transmission capacity, work
through the logjams in interconnection queues, and expand transmission
capacity. It will also examine the roles that the U.S. Congress, FERC
and the Department of Energy can play in getting new transmission
planned, funded and permitted.
