Event Canceled: Sustainable Electrical Facility Design

Please accept our regrets for canceling this event, previously scheduled for Wednesday May 16th, 2012, by Mark Fisher, PE, LEED AP, Alfa Tech Consulting Enterprises, Inc.

Stay tuned for a future reschedule!

Location:  Biltmore Hotel
2151 Laurelwood Road
Santa Clara, 95054
408-988-8411

When: Wednesday May 16th, 2012: Dinner, 6:00 pm; Presentation, 7:00 pm

Subject:  Sustainable Electrical Facility Design

Speakers:   Mark Fisher, PE, LEED AP, Alfa Tech Consulting Enterprises, Inc.

Cost:  Pre-registration through 5/14/12:  $30.00 for IEEE members, $40.00 non members, $15.00 Student IEEE members
Walk Ins:  Cash $35 for members, $45.00 non members, $15.00 Student Memberss

Abstract:  An Update on Sustainable Electrical Facility Design

This presentation will explore a variety of options that can be designed into a commercial building to improve sustainability and energy efficiency.  Included will be some features and lessons learned from Integrated Design Associates’ (IDeAs) facility, the first net zero energy commercial building in the country, as well as several other sustainable projects.  The discussion will touch on all facets of electrical building design including lighting and lighting controls, on-site generation, efficient resource use, hazardous material avoidance, energy saving equipment and a touch on various sustainable rating systems.

About the Speaker:
Mark Fisher is a Principal at Alfa Tech Consulting Enterprises and heads the San Jose office electrical department.  He has designed several Net Zero Energy Buildings and has personally designed three buildings that have been certified LEED platinum.  Prior to joining ATCE, he was a principal at Integrated Design Associates (IDeAs), where he was the lead electrical engineer designing their headquarters facility.  Mark has spoken on green engineering including green electrical design at many venues including IEEE, AIA, CASH, CCFC, University of Nebraska, Kansas State University, Green California Summit, PGE, CHPS among others.  He recently presented a white paper on plug load reduction at the biennial ACEEE Summer Study and has assisted with research projects at Lawrence Berkeley National Labs.  He serves on the Division of the State Architect's Green Committee.

 

See you there-

Steve Jordan