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(Now Online!) Building Tech Forum 2020: Roadmap to 2050, April 29, Boston, MA
Event Description
COVID-19 Update from Built Environment Plus / USGBC MA
Location: Remote Web Conference
Date: Wednesday, April 29th, 2020 from 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM (EDT)
** In response to the increasing spread of the novel coronavirus/COVID-19, we are exercising caution by rethinking our events programming. We are working to reimagine this event for a remote setting–more information will be released soon. We thank you for your cooperation and patience. **
Governor Baker has increased the Commonwealth’s commitment to carbon neutral by 2050. In order to achieve this, Massachusetts is developing a roadmap to reduce emissions by 80% 100%. At the same time, the BBRS is drafting a Net Zero Stretch Code. The City of Boston is developing performance standards for existing residential and commercial buildings, Brookline residents voted in favor of a natural gas ban, and the City of Somerville just passed carbon neutral zoning. The landscape is changing quickly, the Building Tech Forum will provide the context for how we get there.
How we manage and consume energy, design and build our cities, and understand our carbon footprint will change over the next thirty years.
Join us USGBC MA Building Tech Forum 2020 to share your roadmap to ’50. Through five minute lightning presentations, experts will speak about innovations that are changing the way we design, construct and operate the built environment.
Opening Remarks | 6:15 PM
Lightning Presentations Begin | 7:00 PM
Closing Remarks, Followed by Networking | 8:40 PM
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