09-17-2025
Learning Objectives
1. Identify the important decision points at each stage of a net zero building project, from pre-design through occupancy.
2. Apply strategies that simultaneously reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
3. Articulate the mutual importance of active and passive strategies for energy use reduction. 4. Conceptualize tradeoffs between operational and embodied greenhouse gas emissions with a “carbon payback period” heuristic.
Comments
Good presentation. Well organized and easy to understand.
SeemaVery interesting
CynthyGood presentation. Knows his subject.
CharlesInteresting seminar.
AndyAn excellent overview of the many tools and concepts in moving to net zero in building design.
AnnEngaging speaker, excellent slides
Janewell presented for complex topic
ChrisGood presentation of complex material.
JackNice overview.
MichaelExcellent hour. Well presented.
Galengood course
DanielVery informative
ToryVery clear and informative presentation.
RobertGood content
ChristineVery informative and well presented in term we could understand & appreciate.
Robertgood course
PeiyanVery informative and used good examples.
JamesInteresting
WilliamWell presented
GregoryAN AMAZING AMOUNT OF COMPLEX MATERIAL PRESENTED IN THAT TIME FRAME...I HAD TO PAUSE IT OCCASIONLY JUST TO CATCH MY BREATH... &TAKE NOTES
JeffVery informative
JohnExcellent information and professional advice.
CarlI like the breakdown per phase.
SosehMaking Zero Possible: Efficiency-First Decarbonization
$25
This session describes a process for designing buildings that couple reductions in greenhouse gas emissions with reductions in energy use. Proceeding along the project roadmap from pre-design through building occupancy, we will take a look at key decision points at each phase. Along with the emphasis on net zero design as a process, this session will take brief detours to explain related issues in building science, project management, and greenhouse gas accounting.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 Net Zero (ZNCD) + 1 Sustainable Design + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA + 1 Climate Action (OAA)
Length: 1 hour
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Making Zero Possible: Efficiency-First Decarbonization
$25
This session describes a process for designing buildings that couple reductions in greenhouse gas emissions with reductions in energy use. Proceeding along the project roadmap from pre-design through building occupancy, we will take a look at key decision points at each phase. Along with the emphasis on net zero design as a process, this session will take brief detours to explain related issues in building science, project management, and greenhouse gas accounting.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 Net Zero (ZNCD) + 1 Sustainable Design + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA + 1 Climate Action (OAA)
Length: 1 hour
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Learning Objectives
1. Identify the important decision points at each stage of a net zero building project, from pre-design through occupancy.
2. Apply strategies that simultaneously reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
3. Articulate the mutual importance of active and passive strategies for energy use reduction. 4. Conceptualize tradeoffs between operational and embodied greenhouse gas emissions with a “carbon payback period” heuristic.
Comments
Good presentation. Well organized and easy to understand.
SeemaVery interesting
CynthyGood presentation. Knows his subject.
CharlesInteresting seminar.
AndyAn excellent overview of the many tools and concepts in moving to net zero in building design.
AnnEngaging speaker, excellent slides
Janewell presented for complex topic
ChrisGood presentation of complex material.
JackNice overview.
MichaelExcellent hour. Well presented.
Galengood course
DanielVery informative
ToryVery clear and informative presentation.
RobertGood content
ChristineVery informative and well presented in term we could understand & appreciate.
Robertgood course
PeiyanVery informative and used good examples.
JamesInteresting
WilliamWell presented
GregoryAN AMAZING AMOUNT OF COMPLEX MATERIAL PRESENTED IN THAT TIME FRAME...I HAD TO PAUSE IT OCCASIONLY JUST TO CATCH MY BREATH... &TAKE NOTES
JeffVery informative
JohnExcellent information and professional advice.
CarlI like the breakdown per phase.
Soseh
