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Commissioning for NetZero

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Description

Commissioning for net-zero new construction and high efficiency buildings is not simple or easy. This presentation identifies many of the most common issues commissioning providers may find on these projects, ranging all the way from faulty installations and controls to issues with energy collection, storage and recovery systems. You will learn about other activities such as M&V you might encounter while commissioning for net zero (and how to leverage them), how to identify strategies for cost-effective commissioning, and where owners might want to draw the line. The two CCP-certified presenters will end the presentation with some real life examples that allow the audience to try identifying issues.

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If additional participants wish to earn continuing education credits please make sure they sign the AIA form and email back to sadams@bcxa.org. There is a $25 fee for each additional participant. As soon as payment has been made each individual will receive an access code to obtain their certificate for credits.

Contributors

  • Nate Goodell, PE, CCP, EBCP Senior Engineer, Commissioning

    In addition to his Professional Engineering License Nate holds certifications as a Certified Commissioning Professional and an Existing Building Commissioning Professional. Nate has led or assisted on Commissioning projects that range from $34 million school additions, GSA compliant government buildings, Industrial buildings, Offices, Commercial, Hospitality and Multifamily buildings. He has experience with LEED New Construction, LEED EBOM, Ongoing Commissioning, NYC LL87 compliance, Renovation & Gut rehab projects and NYSERDA program compliant commissioning.

    Although his primary focus is Commissioning, Nate began in the Design department and has worked with most of the departments at Taitem, building a broad set of skills and experience. Besides design experience and familiarity with autoCAD and REVIT, Nate has created and reviewed energy models in TREAT, eQuest, REMrate and HAP. Nate has worked on over 60 projects as part of the Solar design team, and built, maintains and operates Taitem’s Solar Pile Testing rig for large ground mount arrays. He has led measurement and verification projects meeting IPMVP standards. Nate holds a Bachelors in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from Cornell University.

  • Louis Vogel Taitem Engineering, PC President, Partner, PE, CCP, EBCP, LEED AP

    Lou Vogel is the president of Taitem Engineering and has many years’ experience in the green building field. Recent notable commissioning projects include commissioning of Bushwick Inlet Park, an award winning LEED platinum building containing the NYC Parks Headquarters, commissioning at the Nazario Courthouse in Puerto Rico and LEED CI commissioning for the Federal Reserve Bank of NY.

    Lou is also active in various other departments including design, research and energy modeling of LEED and other high-performance buildings. His areas of expertise include boilers, chillers, and air systems. He has served on ASHRAE standards and handbook committees in the area of kitchen ventilation and participated in the design of the Energy Star Pilot Program for multifamily buildings. He holds a degree in engineering from Purdue University.

March 22, 2017
Wed 10:00 AM PDT

Duration 1H 0M

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