Agenda
Combined Heat and Power (CHP)
How Does it Work??
Reducing building emissions has just got more affordable!!
Raise the bar on what to expect from your building’s energy systems while meeting todays net-zero climate targets!
As we consume more energy:
• We rely more heavily on more power sources.
• Which result in more energy losses, higher costs, and has a greater environmental impact.
Micro-CHP energy efficient solutions optimize and synchronize multiple energy sources and mixed renewables:
• They reduce operational costs, minimize greenhouse gas emissions as well as reduce your carbon footprint.
• Increase energy independence, providing on-site power generation combined with heating as well as cooling options. Avoiding peek demand and billing cycles including rate spikes.
• Maximizing energy resiliency and occupancy sustainability
When thinking about heat and power for any building or facility, traditionally two important, but separate, systems come to mind—one for hot water and one for electricity, from the grid.
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems revolutionize this by combining these two independent functions into one comprehensive system. Using natural gas, renewable natural gas, or biomass. Micro-CHP solution, manage and generate ample heating while generating electricity to meet the buildings total energy loads. When compared to using hot water boilers in conjunction with power from the grid, environmentally friendly micro-CHP systems, maximize energy efficiency, while significantly lowering GHG emissions and overall operational costs.
Paul Binotto
Director – Strategy and Business Development, Pacific Region - Guillevin International
Paul is championing Guillevin’s role as a leader in the Electrification and reduced Emission efforts in British Columbia.
In his role he is focused on innovative and sustainable equipment and programs with an emphasis on affordable Energy Management to reduce building emissions.
His effort includes the understanding and role EV Charging adaptation plays, related to Residential, Public and Fleet applications.
Renewable Energy Consultant LSM Energy Solutions
Jeff is a Lead Advisor for LSM Energy Solutions. Jeff has a long history in the implementation of climate and renewable power generation solutions that maximize efficiency as well as on-site energy independence. Jeff has been a strong leader in lowering GHG emissions through the use of affordable and innovative programs such as Co-Generation, Heat Pump, as well as Solar and other mixed renewables for new and retrofit, residential or commercial project.
Schedule:
5:00 - 6:00 pm - Meet 'n Greet (no host bar)
6:00 - 7:00pm - Dinner (multi-item menu)
7:00 - 8:00pm - Presentation, Q&A
The Mission of the CTTC
The mission of The Chapter Technology Transfer Committee (CTTC) provides efficient and effective transfer of current and relevant information throughout the HVAC&R industry to and from the Chapters. CTTC develops and maintains high quality and readily available tools to enable Chapters to offer information and attractive industry-related information and programs to all segments within the HVAC&R industry. CTTC reports to the Members Council.
We do this with Speakers, Panels or Tours.
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IDEAS FOR MEETING TOPICS FOR VI ASHRAE
Each year we try to get in appropriate speakers both within ASHRAE Society and outside of ASHRAE Society
Please let us know what you would like to learn more about.
See information about our Vancouver Island Chapter
Potential dates…
Thursday evening 5 to 8ish or lunch time
September 29, Joanne Ogilvie, Improve Indoor Air Safety in Schools Rooms, Offices, Public Buildings and Large Venues
October 20, David Halliwell, Jeff Hoogveld and Paul Binotto, Energy Independence, GHG Reduction & Resiliency with micro-Cogeneration
November 17, Norm Grusnick, Overview of new rules for SMACNA Manual FIRE, SMOKE, RADIATION Dampers
December 08, Holiday Social
January 19, Lilah Amlani Topic TBD
February 16, Distinguished Lecturer, Topic to be clarified, Shelia Hayter
Integrating Renewable Energy Systems into Buildings
March 16, Distinguished Lecturer, Topic to be clarified, Devin Abellon
10 Common Errors with Hydronic Radiant Heating and Cooling Systems - and How to Avoid Them.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and ASHRAE: Does it Really Matter?
Embedded Tube Radiant Systems to Maximize Energy Efficiency
Hydronic Piping with PEX: Pros and Pitfalls
Radiant Cooling Heat Transfer Fundamentals
Radiant Heating and Cooling Control Strategies
Specifying Radiant Heating and Cooling Systems
The (un)Ethical Engineer: a study in principle and practice
April 20, Brad White Justin Blanchfield and Ken Sinclair, Panel Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)
May 18 Topic TBD
June 22, International Women in Engineering Day (June 23), World Refrigeration Day (June 26), (similar to June 23, 2022)
