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View this Year’s Conference Sessions! You won’t want to miss the content at this year’s BuildingEnergy BostonConference + Trade Show, March 14–15 at the Westin Boston Waterfront. This is our most diverse and envelope-pushing session lineup to date (with topics like prefabricated & offsite construction, carbon-neutral cities, and healthy building materials). View all 45 of this year’s accredited sessions here. Thursday Session 1 (10:30am–12pm) Affordable Multi-Family Housing Net Zero AND Passive House? Challenges, Opportunities, Mistakes & Solutions The Cannabis Cultivation Conundrum: Lessons & Insights from the Design Studio to the Growroom Connecting the Dots: Aligning Policy, Programs & Funding Real-World Lessons in the Design and Application of Variable-Refrigerant Volume (VRF) Systems Tools of the Trade for Building Diagnostics Getting Schooled in Passive House (Tale of Two Schools) Developing Leadership Effectiveness: The Superpower for Excellence in Design Thursday Session 2 (1:30pm–3pm) Healthy for People & Planet: Why Smart Material Choices Are Essential for High Performing Buildings The Race Toward Decarbonization Capital Improvement Plan: From Concept to Implementation When the Grid Goes Down: Saving Lives with Your Building’s Envelope and Backup Power The Art + Science of Cost-Effective High-Performance Buildings: How Data Informs Outcomes Air Source Heat Pumps: Measured Performance & Best Practices Thursday Session 3 (3:30pm–5pm) Biophilia is in Every Building We Cherish: Re-Discovering Biophilic Design Quebec City’s Eco-District: Low-Energy, Affordable, Sustainable & Cost-Effective Next Gen Passive House: New Technologies, Strategies & Processes Pull Back the Curtain! What is Really Happening in Your Boiler Room? Cost and Energy Optimization for Net Zero Multifamily Deep Energy Retrofit of a Brooklyn Townhouse Friday Session 1 (8:30am–9:30am) Timber’s Role in Modern Urbanization Energy Storage Behind the Meter in Massachusetts: New Incentives, Programs and Economics In Pursuit of Performance: A Multifamily Retrocommissioning Case Study Airtight, Cellulose-Insulated Assemblies: Simple Advice from the Woods of Maine A Commercially Viable Net Zero Office Building: Technology, Beauty & Meaning Balancing Energy and IAQ: Case Study of a LEED Home Retrofit Friday Session 2 (10am–11:30am) How Can Public Policy Promote Multifamily Passive House Projects? Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel Case Study: Diverting Food Waste for Energy Production Carbon Drawdown Now! A Deep Dive into Low-Carbon and Carbon Storing Buildings Air Infiltration Reduction Testing: 5 Case Studies for Proven Energy Savings Cities as Clean Energy Leaders, Innovators & Practitioners The Building Science of Prefabricated / Off-site Construction Old IS New: Pathways to a Low Carbon World Friday Session 3 (1pm–2pm) Solar Access for the Underserved Dealing with Dust in the Wind: New EPA Guidance for Home Air Cleaners Large Scale Passive House: What’s Working Smart Homes & Sustainability: Putting Data into Practice Pump It Up: Retrofitting Homes through Weatherization, PV, and Heat Pumps Local Wood in Practice: A Conversation across the Material Stream Clean Energy & Resiliency for Small Towns Friday Session 4 (2:30pm–3:30pm) Resilience Gaps & Clean Energy Solutions at State-Owned Medical & Residential Care Facilities A Common Sense Approach to Red List Free Materials How Big Is Small? Compact Presentations of More Life in Less Space Carbon Free Boston The Power of Partnerships: How to Achieve Affordable, Net-Zero Urban Homeownership Carbon Drawdown Now! Prefabricated, Carbon-Storing Building Components Built Before Your Eyes

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