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Free Webinar: Decarbonizing School Buildings – The Building Electrification Technology Roadmap (BETR) for Schools, June 27, 10-11 PT
Event Description
Join New Buildings Institute to learn about the Building Electrification Technology Roadmap (BETR) for K-12 Schools and hear a California school district’s firsthand experience with electrification. Incorporating electrification upgrades into K-12 project plans, budgets, and possible school bonds requires planning and a clear picture of potential costs and challenges. BETR for Schools provides high-level guidance for schools and districts that may be considering system and equipment upgrades in educational facilities.
BETR for K-12 Schools summarizes a comprehensive set of electrification technologies that can replace traditional fuel-fired equipment and includes information about typical upfront and operational costs. With information about installation challenges, maintenance difficulty, indoor air quality and greenhouse gas emissions, participants will leave more informed about common electrification options, especially for space and water heating.
Mischa Egolf, Technical Associate, New Buildings Institute
Speakers:
Rhys M. M. Davis, Technical Consultant, Resource Refocus LLC.
Chamberlain Segrest, Sacramento City Unified School District
Reilly Loveland Falvey, Associate Director, New Buildings Institute (NBI)
Shannon Oliver, Senior Project Manager, New Buildings Institute
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