Time: 7:30a-2p
Location: Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Ctr
As a kick off to the Better Buildings Challenge, the DC Building Energy Summit, hosted by the DowntownDC ecoDistrictis part of an effort to transform DC into one of the nation’s most energy efficient cities. The goal of the ecoDistrict is to collectively reduce DC's energy consumption by 20% by the year 2020. Building by building, owners and managers will be equipped with the tools they need to significantly reduce energy consumption and costs, and ultimately save money.
The summit will present a detailed roadmap to sustainability. Topics covered will include both supply and demand side energy strategies and how to:
The Summit will feature keynote presentations by industry leaders, hands-on educational breakout sessions, case studies, and networking opportunities for colleagues and solution providers.
Online registration is available.http://www.downtowndc.org/do/2012-energy-summit| National Capital Planning Commission 401 9th Street, NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20004 Map it | Metro: Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter | RSVP |
The Portland Oregon Sustainability Institute is hosting a one-day training workshop at UDC on developing ecodistricts (i.e. governance, district energy/water implementation, etc.). They’ll be using 4 “ecodistrict” projects in the city as case studies: the Southwest Ecodistrict, the Downtown BID, the UDC Campus, and Walter Reed. I’ve attached the flyer in case you’re interested. It costs $300 and will include breakfast and lunch. The entire agenda is located on the registration page (link on the flyer).
Feel free to forward to people who might be interested.