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Free Webinar: Heat Pumps for Architects and Designers of Commercial Buildings, September 18, 10-11:30am PT
Event Description
Heat pumps are an integral technology to achieving deep decarbonization in both new and existing buildings. However, there are many types and applications for heat pumps that have different considerations. In this class, They will review why heat pumps are a critical decarbonization element, including emissions comparisons across different technologies. They will provide an overview of the basics of heat pump technologies (including types and sources/sinks) and architectural considerations for both new and existing buildings. They will discuss the importance of leveraging integrated design strategies to optimize heat pump selection and minimize operational carbon emissions and on-going utility costs. Finally, They will provide project examples of heat pumps in commercial buildings.
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The objective of this course is that at the conclusion, participants will be able to:
Decarbonization and electrification context
Overview of heat pump technologies
Architectural considerations
Integrated design opportunities
Project examples
Q&A
Kacie is an experienced and detail-oriented mechanical engineer who brings her passion for sustainability and the belief that design should be fun to every project she works on. As a Principal, and Director of the West Region Mechanical group at Introba, Kacie is committed to delivering a quality solution for each unique project. She has extensive experience in wide range of project types including higher education, civic, government, and healthcare projects. Kacie is well versed in sustainable design through the development of LEED certified projects, the implementation of various energy codes and multiple all electric projects.
Sonam Shah
Sonam Shah is an Associate on the Design Analytics team at Introba, with an expertise in portfolio decarbonization and building electrification. A mechanical engineer by background, she has more than a decade of experience leading the design and construction of mechanical systems for both new and existing projects. Prior to joining Introba, Sonam worked on Google’s Real Estate Design Performance team as the Building Systems Lead. In her role at Google, she led their Bay Area efforts around high-performance systems design for their new all-electric campuses – with a focus on achieving 24x7 carbon-free energy. Her experience working as both a consultant, and on the owner’s team, allows her to view each project through the collective lens of integrated design, constructability, scalability, operations, and resilience.
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