Agenda:
VI ASHRAE is proud to welcome ASHRAE Past Society President and Distinguished Lecturer, Sheila Hayter, to our February Meeting. Sheila will introduce us to technical opportunities, means, and methods for incorporating renewable energy (RE) technologies into building designs and operations. She will give an overview of RE resources and available technologies used successfully to offset building electrical and thermal energy loads. Methods for applying these technologies in buildings and the role of building energy efficiency (EE) in successful RE projects will be addressed. Sheila will also share a case study of a large office building project that successfully incorporated RE and EE strategies to achieve net zero-energy operations.
Target Audience: ASHRAE Members, Engineers/Consultants, Regulators, Building Owners, Students, Educators
Sheila Hayter
Sheila Hayter, PE, Fellow ASHRAE, Presidential Member is the Laboratory Program Manager (LPM) for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) at DOE's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). In this role, she leads NREL’s portfolio of activities focused on helping U.S. federal agencies identify, implement, and evaluate opportunities related to energy/water resilience and security, facility and fleet optimization, and energy and project procurement. In addition to her FEMP LPM responsibilities, Sheila also co-leads NREL’s initiative to achieve net-zero emissions in laboratory operations, expected to be achieved through energy efficiency enhancements and increased integration of clean energy sources. Sheila served as the 2018-2019 ASHRAE President and has held many other ASHRAE leadership roles throughout her career. Sheila is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Colorado.
https://xp20.ashrae.org/secure/dl/DL_new/profile.php?id=60
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheila-hayter-88772963/
Schedule:
5:00 - 6:00 pm: Meet 'n Greet (no host bar)
6:00 - 7:00 pm: meal
7:00 - 8:30 pm: Presentation/Q&A (multi-item menu)
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.
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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
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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, Herald Street Brew Works,
January 19, Lilah Amlan,
Teaching hope in a time of crises
February 16, Distinguished Lecturer, Topic to be clarified, Shelia Hayter
Integrating Renewable Energy Systems into Buildings
March 16, Distinguished Lecturer, Devin Abellon,
The (un)Ethical Engineer: a study in principle and practice
April 20, VI ASHRAE Trade Show
April 21, 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)
