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Healthy and Efficient Buildings: Policy Frameworks, Standards, and Tools for Improving Indoor Air Quality

Virtual Event

Healthy buildings are critical for resilient communities. With advances in science, policy, and technology, buildings can now promote occupant well-being while enhancing energy performance. This session will examine emerging policy frameworks, standards, and tools designed to improve indoor air quality (IAQ) and foster healthier environments across sectors. Leading experts will present the scientific and economic […]

Wagdy Anis Symposium on Building Science 2025

BSA Space 290 Congress Street, Suite 200, Boston, MA, United States

Join us in celebrating Wagdy Anis FAIA, a pioneer in building science whose ‘Wagdy Wall’ transformed how we design energy-efficient buildings. His 50-year career at Shepley Bulfinch, Wiss Janney Elstner, and his own firm inspired the Wagdy Anis Symposium on Building Science. As Greta Eckhardt AIA Emeritus said, ‘While Wagdy is best known for his […]

Extreme Heat 101 & the Policy Landscape

Virtual Event

Extreme heat is the most lethal weather hazard in the United States and has an economic burden of over +$160 billion a year. This introductory webinar will explore the growing threat of extreme heat and the evolving policy responses across all levels of government. Participants will hear directly from local, state, and federal officials about […]

What Should Drive the Sustainability Bus, IEQ or Energy?

Virtual Event

Efficiency programs seem to ignore the fact that the only reason why society uses energy in buildings is to condition people and generate domestic hot water. One would then think that all design ought to begin with the physiological and psychological needs of the occupants. However, in the real world most energy efficiency programs focus […]

SBC 2025: Accelerate Readiness!

Phoenix Convention Center 100 N 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ, United States

The Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Small Business Conference (SBC) for the Federal Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Facility Management and Maintenance Industry brings together federal agencies and businesses operating in the federal marketplace to: Deliver the most comprehensive and useful market research experience possible for all attendees Learn of and/or share upcoming contracting opportunities […]

A Cooling Conundrum: Setting the Stage for Resilient Cooling

Virtual Event

Every region in the U.S. is experiencing record-breaking heat. More households now require home cooling solutions to maintain safe and liveable indoor temperatures. While air conditioning (AC) can offer immediate relief, the rapid scaling of AC has created new vulnerabilities: rising energy bills are straining people’s wallets, while surging electricity demand mounts pressure on an […]

Building For Tomorrow

Southern California CA, United States

In the wake of the devastating Southern California wildfires, this summit stands as both a call to action and a catalyst for national resilience. The historic fires exposed systemic vulnerabilities shared by communities across the country—severely damaged buildings, disrupted water and power services, severed communications, impassable roads, and compromised fuel systems, amplifying human and economic […]

Building-System Strategies for Resilient Cooling

Virtual Event

The existing building stock in the United States was not designed to cope with current extreme temperatures. Much needs to be done to fix aging housing, from upgrading poor insulation to fixing ineffective air conditioning, while also designing new buildings for future temperatures, if warming trends continue. This webinar will focus on building-system strategies to […]

Community-System Strategies for Resilient Cooling

Virtual Event

Community infrastructure, such as thermal energy networks, district geothermal, urban forests, shade structures, and smart surfaces, can have a collectively lower upfront cost and lower community-wide energy consumption and the costs of cooling. For example, strategic deployment of cool roofs in Atlanta, mandated by ordinance, are expected to cool the city by 2.4°F in peak […]

CxEnergy2026

Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk Hotel 301 E North Water Street, Chicago, IL, United States

The #1 Conference & Expo in Commissioning, Energy Management, & Building Technology

Grid-System Strategies for Resilient Cooling

Virtual Event

The U.S. electric grid is straining to keep up with rising demand for electricity, creating potential risks to communities’ cooling systems in the face of intensifying extreme heat. This challenge presents an opportunity for policymakers to proactively identify potential vulnerabilities in energy systems’ ability to sustain safe indoor temperatures. This webinar will explore grid system […]

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