Organized by Engineer Research And Development Center (ERDC - CERL) 

Co-Sponsored by: ACSIM, IMCOM, The US Corps of Engineers, The U.S. Department Of Defense, The US Department of Energy, The International Energy Agency's, ASHRAE , Energy Conservation In Buildings And Community Systems Program

Industry Sponsors: Ambi-Rad, Ameresco Federal Solutions, BASF BEFA, USA, Building Performance, Custom Built Metals, Johnson Controls, Logix ICF, Schneider Electric, Plymovent, TAS Packaged Central Plants, UPONOR, Utility Systems Solutions, York , A Johnson Controls Company 

The workshop is designed for building energy managers, design engineers and architects, contractors and investors, decision-makers, energy auditors and Energy Services Companies. Previous workshops took place in Orlando (February 2005) and in Chicago (January 2006) and brought together a diverse group of international facility energy experts. The workshop will provide a forum to share the information on different national and international energy conservation programs, energy saving technologies, and measures for new buildings and building retrofits.

Sessions
January 24, 2007 Energy Efficient Technologies for Buildings - New and Retrofits U.S. Army Energy Managers Sessions
Session 1 Successful Energy Projects and Issues

January 25, 2007 Building-up the Database for Energy Efficient Technologies: Heating and Cooling (Part 1)
Session 1 Heating and Cooling
Session 2 Energy Targets and Guidelines
Session 3 International Energy Agency ECBCS Program and Annex 46

January 26, 2007 Building-up the Database for Energy Efficient Technologies (Part 2)
Session 4 Building up the Database for Energy Efficient Technologies
Session 5 Energy Programs

Program and Presentation - Select the presentation title to view slides or click the name of the presenter to view their photo.

Session 1 U.S. Army Energy Managers Session - January 24, 2007

• Welcome - Alexander Zhivov, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer R&D Center
• Introduction - Tom Hartranft, ERDC-CERL
• IMCOM Energy Programs - Paul Volkman, HQ-IMCOM
• Show Me the Money and On What Should I Spend It - Don Juhasz, ACSIM,
• Energy Conservation and Sustainability in New Construction under the MILCON Transformation Program - Robert Billmyre, HQUSACE
• Energy Conservation in the Army Retrofit Projects - Jim Martin, Louisville District & Dale Herron, ERDC-CERL (moderator)

Successful Energy Projects and Issues

• Fort Drum, New York - Steve Rowley
• Fort Myer, Virginia - Mark Zangara
• Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland - Brandon Davis
• Soldier Systems Center, Natick, Massachusetts - Gary Krauch
• U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York - Paul LeBlond
• Fort Lewis, Washington - Rich Wilson
• Fort McCoy, Wisconsin - Scott Naeseth
• Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois - David Osborn
• Fort Stewart, Georgia - Fred Louis
• Fort Hood, Texas - Bobby Lynn
• Fort Knox, Kentucky - Gary Meredith
• Fort Bragg, North Carolina -Energy Security Part 1 and Part 2 - Russ Hayes
• Fort Rucker, Alabama - Tony Mora
• Fort Bliss, Texas - Juan Morales
• Fort Riley, Kansas - Russ Goering
• Fort Huachuca, Arizona - Bill Stein
• Corpus Christi Army Depot, Texas - Shawn Smith
• Fort Sill, Oklahoma - Andrew Bennett
• Bamberg, Germany - Dieter Gerber
• Fort Belvoir, Virginia - Randy Smidt
• EEAP Program - David Shockley, HNC
• Energy Audits / FEDS Assessments - Alexander Zhivov, ERDC; Doug Dixon, PNNL
• Closing Remarks; Gary Meredith Award
• January 24 Slide Show

Energy Efficient Technologies for Buildings - New and Retrofits January 25, 2007 (Heating & Cooling)

• Opening Remarks - Alexander Zhivov, US Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer R&D Center
• Heating Technologies for Industrial and Storage Buildings - Dieter Neth, Senergy GmbH, Germany
• District Heating System Optimization: Principles and examples from US Army Studies - Roland Ziegler, GEF, Germany
• New Industrial Buildings and Maintenance Facilities Radiant Floor Heating and Cooling - Robert Bean, Uponor USA
• Heat Pumps, the Econmic Alternative to Heating Boilers- Ian Spanswick, York, A Johnson Controls Company, USA
• Grey Water Heat Recovery for Barracks, Kitchens, and Laundries - Christ Hurst, Hurst Construction, USA
• Wireless Steam Traps, and Innovative Restoration Technologies for Underground Steam and Hot Water Piping Systems - Dave Shutler, SDVOSB, USA
• Heating and Cooling with Hydronic Low-Energy Radiant Panel Applications and Limitations - Bjarne Olesen. Danish Technical University, Denmark
• Radiant Cooling and Heating for Human Comfort and Energy Savings: Technology and Applications - Elio Scotti. BEKA USA
• Total cooling system energy optimization for chiller plant based systems - Scot Duncan, Energy Conservation Engineering Retrofit Originality Incorporated, USA.

Session 2: "Energy Targets and Guidelines" Thursday, January 25, 2007

• ASHRAE Advanced Energy Design Guides (30%, 50%, 70%) - Bruce Hunn. ASHRAE, USA.
• Development of Energy Target Budgets for Army New Construction to meet EPAct 2005 - Dale Herron, ERDC-CERL, USA.
• Development of Army Energy Design Guides - Michael Deru, NREL, USA.

Session 3: "International Energy Agency ECBCS Program and Annex 46" Thursday, January 25, 2007

• International Energy Agency ECBCS Program - Alexander Zhivov, ERDC-CERL, USA.
• Annex 46 "Holistic Assessment Tool-kit on Energy Efficient Retrofit Measures for Government Buildings" - Alexander Zhivov, ERDC-CERL, USA.
• Energy Efficient Screening Process - A Simulation-based Approach - Dan Fisher and Barry Wilson, Oklahoma State University, USA
• Reroofing: An Energy Savings and Peak Demand Reduction Opportunity -Andre Desjarlais. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA.
• What is a Cool Roof, How Does it Work and What are the Benefits - Robert Scichili Associates, Inc., USA
• Upgrade Strategies for Barracks to Satisfy Today's Army - Moderators: Dale Herron (ERDC-CERL) and Al Woody (Ventilation and Energy Consultants, USA.)
• Development of Energy Technology Solutions for Barracks - Working Group Dinner - Dale Herron, ERDC-CERL
  

Session 4: "Building-up the Database for Energy Efficient Technologies. Part 2" Friday, January 26, 2007

• Hybrid Lighting for Industrial and Maintenance Facilities - Dan Tomassi and Mark Memmott. DayLight Technology, USA.
• Super Insulated Construction Technology Systems - Chris Hurst, Hurst Construction.
• Envelope airtightness in the context of the European Energy Performance of Buildings Directive - Remi Carrie, Technical Studies Center of the Ministry of Equipment
• Envelope Air Leakage Testing of U. S. Barracks - David Bailey, Dale Herron, ERDC-CERL Don Dittes, PDC Omaha, USA
• Walltite Foam Applications for Airtight Buildings - Omar Moran, BASF Polyurethane Foam Enterprises LLC, USA.
• Spray Foam Applications for Energy Savings - Bob Moran, BASF Polyurethane Foam Enterprises LLC, USA.
• Thermal Performance of Buildings Envelope Assessment - Practical Tools and Procedures - Timo Kauppinen. VTT, Finland.
• Investigation of Leak Sealing for Supply and Exhaust Ductwork - Mark Modera. Carrier-Aeroseal and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA.
• Navy Techval Duct Sealant Demonstration - Joel Hughes , Naval Facilities Engineering Command, USA.
• Gas Fired Radiant Heating for Hangers, Industrial, Storage and Maintenance Buildings- Simon Hartles, Ambi-Rad Ltd., UK.

Session 5: "Energy Programs" Friday, January 26, 2007

• The infrastructure improvement program - achieving energy/water security, Gary Gates, Southwest Division - NAVFAC Engineering Command, USA
• Energy engineering analysis program, David Shockley, USACE - HNC, USA.
• Army power and energy: home station to foxhole - Thomas Hartranft, ERDC-CERL, USA.
• Rock Island Arsenal energy assessment plating building - Al Woody, Ventilation and Energy Consultants, USA, and Gerhard Knutson, Knutson Ventilation, USA.
• Ft. Stewart modular barracks dehumidification pilot project - Jerry Weber, Johnson Controls
• Naval technology validation - Paul Kistler. Naval Facilities Engineering Command, USA
• Energy savings performance contracts - an international perspective - John Shonder Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA
• Energy Data Normalization - Terry Sharp, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA