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Energy Efficient Technologies for Buildings? New and Retrofits New York
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"Energy Efficient Technologies for Government Buildings
New and Retrofits" First Announcement
New York,New York, USA, January 16-18, 2008

Organized by: Engineer Research And Development Center (ERDC), Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (CERL)

Co-Sponsored by: The U.S. Department Of Defense, The US Department of Energy,  The International Energy Agency's, ASHRAE , IEA ECBCS Annex 46

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), Chicago (January 2006) and in Dallas, TX (January 2007) 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.  
 

 Wednesday, January 16, 2008

7:00-8:00         

For Workshop participants breakfast is served at the hotel breakfast area  
8:00-8:30  Registration  
8:30-8:40  Welcome  
Alexander Zhivov, ERDC-CERL
8:40-8:50  Introduction Tom Hartranft, ERDC-CERL
8:50-9:10  IMCOM HQ Energy & Utilities Program Update Paul Volkman, IMCOM, HQ
9:10-9:30  Army Energy Program Don Juhasz, ACSIM

9:30-10:20

                 

Energy Targets for New Construction under MILCON Transformation Program (Barracks, TEMF current developments)

 Dale Herron, Alexander Zhivov, ERDC-CERL

10:20-10:35 

 Coffee break  
10:35-10:45  EPACT 2005 Training in FY07 and FY08 Dale Herron, ERDC-CERL
10:45-11:05  Q&A  
11:05-11:40  Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC 3-400-01) Energy Conservation Randall Miller, HNC - moderator
11:40-12:00  AAFES Energy Program Update Ann Scott., AAFES
12:00-13:00 Lunch is served at the hotel restaurant on the first floor  
13:00-13:20 Energy Engineering Analysis Program (EEAP) Energy Assessments at Army Installations Curt Murdock, HNC
13:20-13:45  Lessons Learned from EEAP and Annex 46 Show-case Energy Assessments at US Army Installations Alexander Zhivov, ERDC-CERL
13:45-14:15 Saving Energy with a Building Automation System Gregory Kurpiel, JCI
14:15-14:45  Energy Efficient Communities in Germany: One Goal - Many Roads Reinhard Jank, Volkswohnung -Bauträger Verwaltungs
14:45-15:00  Coffee Break  
15:00-15:30  Bring Your Lighting To The Next Level Stan Walerczyk. AfterImage + Space
15:30-15:55  Heating and Cooling Master Plan for Ft. Bragg Jennifer McKenzie (Ft. Bragg), Stephan Richter (GEF) and Al Woody (Ventilation and Energy Consultants)
15:55-16:20  Development of an Energy Master Plan at Rock Island Arsenal  David Osborn, RIA
16:20-16:45  Energy Benchmarks for Single Buildings and Installations Terry Sharp, ORNL
16:45-17:10  SolarWall Presentation - Transpired Air Preheaters in a Cold Weather Application Steve Rowley (Ft. Drum), John Hollick (Conserval Engineering)
17:10-17:35  Advanced Metering Technologies to Measure, Manage and Control Energy Consumption Jim Plourde, Schneider Electric
17:35-18:00  Q&A  
18:00-18:10  Closing Remarks  

18:30-20:30

 Networking Dinner - IDS - Installation Design Guide (Energy Chapter) Energy Managers, Please bring a copy of the Energy Chapter from your Installation Design Guide with you !!!! Dale Herron -Moderator

Thursday, January 17, 2008

7:00-8:00  Networking Breakfast  
7:30-8:00  Registration  
8:00-8:10 Opening Remarks  Alexander Zhivov, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer R&D Center. USA 
8:15-8:25 The Road to Net-Zero Energy Buildings Gordon Holness, ASHRAE. USA
8:25-8:35  Army Energy Strategy Don Juhasz, ACSIM. USA
8:35-9:00  Better Federal Buildings - Why and How Cyrus Nasseri, DOE FEMP. USA
9:00-9:25  Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, The Implementation: Case Study Germany  Hans Erhorn, Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics. Germany
9:25-9:50  Energy Efficient Measures for Retrofitting of Dormitories: A Case Study in France Richard Cantin, ENTPE. France
9:50-10:05 Q&A   
10:05-10:20 Coffee Break  
10:20-10:45 Net Zero and Low Energy Buildings:  Theory and European Practice  Reinhard Jank, Volkswohnung -Bauträger Verwaltungs. Germany
10:45-11:10 Army Energy Initiatives: Zero Energy Housing (ZEH) Concepts and Energy Surety Heidi Anne Kaltenhauser, CTC. USA
11:10-11:35 Wal-Mart's Energy Efficiency Strategies for Large Retail James McClendon, Wal-Mart Stores. USA
11:35:12:00 Advanced Lighting Strategies Stan Walerczyk, AfterImage + Space. USA
12:00:12:25 New and Existing K-12 Schools – Energy Saving Strategies Joe Hallberg, Hallberg Engineering. USA
12:25-12:45 Q&A  
1245-1345 Lunch  
13:45-14:00 International Energy Agency ECBCS Annex 46. "Holistic Assessment Tool-kit on Energy Efficient Retrofit Measures for Government Buildings" Introduction and Current Developments Alexander Zhivov, ERDC-CERL. USA
14:00-14:25 Energy Assessment and Information Management Jorma Pietiläinen, VTT. Finland
14:25-14:50 Building Performance Monitoring - Theory, Implementation and Results from Case Studies Fritz Schmidt, ennovatis. Germany
14:50-15:15 IEA Annex 46 Energy Conservation Measure Evaluations Dan Fisher, OSU and Michael Deru, NREL. USA
15:15-15:40 U.S. And European Experience With Energy Savings Performance Contracts John Shonder, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. USA
15:40-16:00  Coffee Break  
16:00-16:25 The IEA Annex 46 IT-Toolkit for the Retrofit of Governmental Buildings: Current Status and Plans Hans Erhorn, IBP. Germany
16:25-16:50 Advanced Energy Design Guides: Schools, Warehouses, Existing Buildings Bruce Hunn, ASHRAE. USA
16:50-17:15 Navy Technology Validation (Techval) Program Paul Kistler, NAVFAC. USA
17:15-17:40 Building Automation and Generator Controls Strategies that Produce Revenues and Reduce GHG Laurie Wiegand-Jackson, North America Power Partners. USA
17:40-18:00 Q&A  
18:00-18:10 Closing Remarks   
19:00-22:00 Welcome Dinner at the Pescatore Restaurant (two blocks from the Workshop venue, 955 Second Avenue, between 50th and 51st St., 212 752 7151)  

Friday, January 18, 2008

 7:00-7:30 Networking Breakfast  
7:30-7:55  Building Airtightness and How to Achieve it with New Construction  Wagdy Anis, Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbot. USA
7:55-8:20  Cost Efficient Building Envelope Retrofits Tony Woods, CanAm Building Envelope Specialists. Canada
  
8:20-8:45 		 Building Envelope and Windows R&D – Today's Solutions and Tomorrows ZEBs Mark LaFrance, DOE) Marc Lafrance (DOE, EERE) and Achilles Karagiozis, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. USA
  
8:45-9:10		 Energy Efficient Cladding for Retrofit and New Construction Robert Dazel, Roland Serino, Bill Preston, Dryvit Systems. USA
9:10-9:40 Requirements to the U.S. Army Buildings' Airtightness, "Blower Door" and Thermography Tests and Some Recent Results David Bailey, Don Dittus. USA & Timo Kaupinnen. Finland
9:40-9:55  Coffee Break  
9:55:10:20 Energy Conservation Strategies in Dining Facilities Don Fisher, Fisher-Nickel, Inc. USA
10:20-10:45 Hybrid Lighting Technologies and Control Strategies - Case Studies John Berry, Square D. USA
10:45-11:10  District Heating System Optimization: Principles and Examples from US Army Studies Stephan Richter, GEF. Germany
11:10-11:35 U.S. Experience with Modern District Hot Water Systems and Steam System Retrofits Ishai Oliker, Joseph Technology Corporation. USA
11:35-12:00 District Heating and Cooling Piping Systems from a US Manufacturer's Perspective Joe Keyes, Thermacor Process, L.P. USA
12:00-12:30  Q&A  
12:30-13:30  Lunch  
13:30-13:55 Case Studies for Energy Efficiency of Radiant Heating in Maintenance Facilities, Warehouses and Hangars Aaron Smith and Robert Bean, Uponor. USA
13:55:14:20  Low Mass Radiant Heating and Cooling with Hydronic Panels – Applications and Energy Savings  Mike O'Rourke, Radiant Advantage LLC, USA.
14:20-14:45 Energy Efficient and Cost Saving Ceiling Mounted Radiant Panels Klaus Menge, Frenger Systemen BV. Germany
14:45-15:00 Coffee Break  
15:00-15:25 Radiant Cooling - Return on Investment Elio Scotti, BEKA USA. USA
15:25-15:50 AC and Mold Issues Raymond Patenaude, The Holmes Agency. USA 
15:50-16:15 Humidity Control in Barracks Using DOAS - Pilot Study at Ft. Stewart Dale Herron, James Miller, ERDC/CERL and Jerry Webber, JCI. USA
16:15-16:40 Modular Chilled Water Plants: The Efficiency Merits of Standardization Tom Pierson, TAS. USA
16:40-17:05 Design Strategies to Reduce IAQ Issues, and Energy Consumption by 45% or More Scott Duncan, ROI Engineering. USA
  
17:05-17:30		 Bringing Retrofit Innovation to Application in Public Buildings (BRiTA in PUBs) Ove Mørck, Cenergia, Danmark, Hans Erhorn & Heike ErhornKluttig, IBP Germany, Marco Citterio, ENEA, Italy, Jorma Pietiläinen & Timo Kauppinen, VTT Finland
17:30-17:50  Q&A  
17:50 -18:00 Closing Remarks  
 18:00-19:00 Happy Hour  

 

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