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Price breaks for USGBC-Triangle Chapter members. | These booths are 10' x 10'. Non-profits get a $35 discount. $335.00 |
These booths are 10' x 10'. Non-profits get a $35 discount. $335.00 | Primary exhibitors are located in choice spots along the exhibit hall, and will have their logos printed on the Directory of Exhibitors. Standard 10' x 10' booths. $585.00 |
Students will have to show student ID. $20.00 | 2008 GreenNC Luncheon $35.00 |
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$20.00 | A Daylighting Symposium focused on the use of daylighting in educational architecture will run concurrent with GreenNC. Members of the NC Daylighting Consortium will present current work and hold a facilitated forum for the discussion of Daylighting needs in North Carolina. $50.00 |
Developing a Strategy for Clean Energy: Deploying the Southeast Clean Energy Application Center This registration includes Professional Development Hours (PDH) The Southeast Clean Energy Application Center invites you to participate in our kick-off conference. We are seeking active involvement from clean energy stakeholders in the Southeast region to focus our activities on overcoming obstacles to CHP, Waste Heat Recovery, and District Energy deployment. When: March 22-23, 2010 Where: The Orlando World Center Marriot Orlando, FL Who should attend: State and local policymakers, State Energy Office staff, Utility representatives, Utility Commission staff, technology manufacturers, energy project developers, Energy Managers of Industrial, Commercial, Institutional, and Government facilities Conference attendees who wish to receive credit for Professional Development Hours should purchase this Registration+PDH product. Those who would like to attend the conference, but do not wish to received PDHs, should purchase a regular registration HERE instead. For more information, please contact Maureen Quinlan (mequinla@ncsu.edu, 919-515-7147). $149.00 | Developing a Strategy for Clean Energy:
Deploying the Southeast Clean Energy Application Center The Southeast Clean Energy Application Center invites you to participate in our kick-off conference. We are seeking active involvement from clean energy stakeholders in the Southeast region to focus our activities on overcoming obstacles to CHP, Waste Heat Recovery, and District Energy deployment. When: March 22-23, 2010 Where: The Orlando World Center Marriot Orlando, FL Who should attend: State and local policymakers, State Energy Office staff, Utility representatives, Utility Commission staff, technology manufacturers, energy project developers, Energy Managers of Industrial, Commercial, Institutional, and Government facilities Conference attendees who wish to receive credit for Professional Development Hours should purchase the Registration+PDH item HERE instead. For more information, please contact Maureen Quinlan (mequinla@ncsu.edu, 919-515-7147). $99.00 |
US DOE Steam System Specialist Qualification Dates:
Location: North Carolina Solar Center, NC State University, 1575 Varsity Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606 Description:
The course is conducted by Save Energy Now regional partnership, the Southeast Center for Energy Intensity Reduction, an alliance of the Mississippi Development Authority Energy Division, North Carolina State University, University of Florida and Mississippi State University with support from the US Department of Energy EERE Industrial Technologies Program. Cost:
Note:
A prerequisite Study Guide will be sent to registrants, who should review the material and work through the problems in preparation for the event. Participants must bring their own laptop computer to the training with course software installed and operating. The Microsoft Windows operating system is required, along with a current version of Microsoft Excel. Course materials and software will be mailed to registrants two weeks prior to the event, or may be downloaded from the DOE Industrial Technologies Program Website. A light lunch will be provided onsite on days 1 and 2 of training, along with morning and afternoon beverages and snacks. For more information visit:
http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractices/training.html Contact:
Regular price: $349.00 Sale price: $295.00 | We invite you to join the Southeastern Center for Industrial Energy Intensity Reduction, the DOE Industrial Technologies Program and other Save Energy Now implementation Partners in the Southeast to analyze and orient regional efforts to support industrial energy efficiency.
Hotel rooms are reserved at the Marriot Courtyard Atlanta Midtown/Georgia Tech at a cost of $132 per night. The block is reserved until 28 February 2011.
Contact Isaac Panzarella (919) 515-0354 or Maureen Quinlan (919) 515-7147 at the North Carolina Solar Center about this workshop. $30.00 |
Title: DOE Process Heat Assessment and Survey Tool (PHAST) Qualification Fee: $300 Date: April 6-8, 2011 Location: Georgia Tech Research Institute Conference Center, 250 14th Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 Description: PHAST helps you improve the thermal efficiency of your plant by providing methods and tools to survey process heating equipment that uses fuel, steam, or electricity, and identifying the most energy-intensive equipment. Industry professionals can earn recognition as a Qualified Specialist in the use of the PHAST software tool. DOE and the Industrial Heating Equipment Association (IHEA) offer the Qualified Process Heating Specialist program; participants who successfully complete a qualification workshop and exam receive the designation. Qualified PHAST Specialists apply the PHAST tool to accurately gather pertinent system information and provide realistic "what if" scenarios for process heating system operation. These specialists have a thorough understanding of:
$300.00 |
