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Free Webinar, Hosted by NBI, Getting to Zero Energy in Schools is Achievable! May 28, 10 am - 11 am PDT
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This one-hour webinar will highlight two projects that demonstrate the proof-of concept in zero energy school construction: King Open/Cambridge Street Upper Schools & Community Complex in Cambridge, MA and Richardsville Elementary in Warren County, KY (which has been operating at zero energy since 2010). This webinar will weave the experiences and lessons learned of districts and technical experts as they share resources, tools, and steps to success in designing, constructing and operating school facilities to an ultra-low energy target and adding renewable systems to offset their annual consumption. Arrowstreet Architecture and Design’s, Kate Bubriski and Mike Wilson of Warren County Public Schools will demonstrate why and how a growing number of school districts are getting to zero, and proving that zero energy is possible in both new construction and existing school retrofits.
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