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Executive
Committee (EXCOM) Meeting & Technical
Presentation |
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Date: |
Tuesday,
June 1st |
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Time: |
6:00 -
6:30 p.m. Technical
Presentation - See below |
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Place: |
Louie
& Maria Restaurant |
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Topics: |
* May
Meeting Minutes |
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Contact: |
Joe Juisai at 407
808-1301 or e-mail
to reserve space. |
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Date: |
Tuesday,
June 1st |
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Time: |
6:00 - 6:30
p.m. |
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Place: |
Louie &
Maria Restaurant |
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Topic: |
Energy
Performance-Metrics in the Federal ENERGY STAR®
Program |
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Speaker: |
Julio Rovi, Senior Associate
at Cadmus |
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Abstract: |
In an effort to reduce
greenhouse gases and energy waste, two federal agencies-DOE
and EPA-teamed up to support ENERGY STAR. Although ENERGY
STAR builds from work from both agencies, DOE focuses on
primarily on appliance performance and EPA focuses on the
performance of homes, commercial buildings and other
products. This presentation provides an overview of ENERGY
STAR, its products and services and described how ENERGY
STAR evolved from a focus on "energy efficiency" to "energy
performance", moving the market away from "energy
conservation". Special attention will be placed on what
makes buildings more energy efficient and how this is
measured. Attention is also placed on how energy performance
was defined for office equipment and some industrial
electronics |
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Bio: |
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