Campus-Scale Settings

Summary

From educational facilities, hospitals/medical complexes and government centers to military bases, business office parks and other large scale settings, “campus” settings account for significant energy use and offer substantial options for green planning and sustainability. Strategies relevant for these settings can be tapped for other facilities, developments and operations as well. The actions of all affect the sustainability of local communities.

•   Otto Van Geet, P.E. - Senior Engineer, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, working in the Federal Energy Management Program, on innovative national perspectives and examples from around the country

•   David Norvell, P.E., Energy Manager for University of Central Florida (UCF) and Director of the Department of Sustainability & Energy Management, on results from the nation’s second largest university with more than 56,000 students on 12 campuses

•   Marty E. Sanders, P.E., Executive Director of Growth Management, Land Acquisition, Inter-Governmental Relations, Facilities & Maintenance, School Board of St. Lucie County, on effective energy and dollars savings at one of Florida’s largest school districts

•  Eva Westfall, Eglin Air Force Base, Civil Energy Engineer Technician, to learn about replicable energy efficiency programs and dollar savings from the largest military installation east of the Mississippi River

                            Continuing Education: 2 CM AICP CEU Credits

                   See Webinar tab above (dropdown) for Speaker & Host Bios.

Replay

The December 15 event recording is available below. The lever on the bottom bar of the player can be used to advance or rewind the videos.

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The Website host (Go Daddy) has recently changed its media player software (into which our videos have been loaded). The slides show more clearly if the video is unedited. We have posted in that form and the program begins within 1 minute of play time.

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Downloadable slides are available for all presentations. If presenter slides are printed out, setting to the grey tone handout format, 4 to a page works well.

NOTE: Technical issues related to Webinar software and host site incompatibility have occurred. Video is being redone into modules; reduced visual quality so also see downloadable slides below. First portion is here. More to come shortly. 

Module 1: Intros & Otto Van Geet