Join us this Fall 2009 to learn about the concepts, technologies, practices, and processes that will be instrumental to infrastructure and economic renewal, and to the realization of a more efficient future for buildings.
The American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Commits Billions For Immediate Delivery of High Performance Buildings
With more than $100 billion for new construction, energy efficiency retrofits, and energy related research, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act aims to improve buildings and their energy efficiency across a wide spectrum of federal agencies. Among the Act’s many provisions, it calls for:
A massive effort to upgrade public buildings and make them significantly more energy-efficient
Modernization and repair of school and higher education buildings across the country with a focus on energy efficiency and technology
Substantial investment in clean and renewable energy technology and jobs
Green and intelligent buildings are a vital element in the fulfillment of this
unprecedented and ambitious plan.
Benefits Of Attending
Here's What One Of Our Past Attendees Had To Say:
"I went to the Green Intelligent Building Conference with an open mind, not knowing exactly what to expect. What I found were intelligent presentations by people knowledgeable about energy conservation, building controls, lighting controls, plus a host of other areas. The question and answer sessions were able to provide information that you just can't get out of a magazine article or book. I recommend anyone interested in improving their facilities to attend."
-Daniel Murphy
Hear from owners and engineers about their experiences applying intelligence and efficiency in education and commercial office facilities.
Learn more about metering, benchmarking and dashboards, and how these practices facilitate understanding of building performance.
See how lighting control and daylighting serve as critical applications for saving energy, achieving sustainability, and improving occupant comfort.
Learn about emerging technology in building automation and control with topics that range from sensors to systems.
Further your understanding of operations and maintenance practices that support high performance buildings.
Hear about Energy Smart Buildings from the U.S. General Services Administration.
Who Should Attend?
Government Employees
Building Owners
Facility Engineers
Developers
Facility Managers
-Including Government Facilities (Military)
