Cincinnati, OH
This training session will discuss unique challenges in planning the processes and projects needed to achieve the decarbonization goals directed by Executive Order (E.O.) 14057. We’ll explore transitioning existing Federal infrastructure to zero-emission buildings and net-zero campuses through deep retrofits to implement energy efficiency improvements, on-site renewable generation, building and transportation electrification, managing electricity loads, and smart infrastructure choices for the future development and management of federal portfolios, campuses, and military installations. We will emphasize elements of success in creating decarbonization roadmaps at Federal and other campuses to plan significant reduction in carbon emissions.
Instructors
Matt McCann, Federal Energy Market Sector Lead, AECOM
Ron Domitrovic, Program Manager, EPRI Customer Technologies Research Area, Electric Power Research Institute
Celeste Cizik, President and Director, Group14 Engineering
Craig Sieben, Energy Program Director, AECOM
Ben Polly, Senior Research Engineer, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this session attendees will:
- Recognize the goals detailed in Executive Order (E.O.) 14057 and its draft Implementation Guidance, as they relate to greenhouse gas reductions, electrification, and decarbonization planning on federal facilities;
- Recognize how campus decarbonization planning will lead to progress toward the goals of E.O. 14057 and its draft Implementing Guidance;
- Identify technology research and technologies with potential to significantly support campus decarbonization efforts;
- Recognize how decarbonization planning process, goals, strategies, outcomes, and benefits; and
- Hear case studies about the recent and on-going Campus Decarbonization Planning efforts.
