LEED v4 Webcast for Registered Voters in LEED v4 Ballot

Below are all remaining LEED v4 webcasts made available exclusively to registered voters in the LEED v4 Ballot.

Click the link to join the live meeting; if you miss the meeting and would like the overview content, recordings will be distributed. 

·        Tuesday, 5/21 | 1:30-2:30pm ET | LEED v4 Beta Project Feature (1 of 2)

·        Thursday, 5/23 | 1:30-2:30pm ET | LEED v4 Beta Project Feature (2 of 2)

·        Wednesday, 5/29 | 3:00-4:00pm ET | Live Chat: Customer Service and Certification Teams

·        Thursday, 5/30 | 3:00-4:00pm ET | Live Chat: Brendan Owens, VP LEED & Voting Instructions

Recordings from previous sessions:

·        LEED v4 General Overview                               [View Recording]

·        Location and Sites Overview (D&C)                   [View Recording]

·        Water and Energy Overview (D&C)                   [View Recording]

·        Materials and IEQ Overview (D&C)                   [View Recording]

·        EBOM Updates in LEED v4                               [View Recording]

·        Residential Updates in LEED v4                        [View Recording]

·        LEED v4 Documentation and Forms Preview     [View Recording]

Note that all sessions will count for GBCI LEED-specific credential maintenance hours. We are in the process of obtaining approval for all sessions and will distribute course numbers and instructions for reporting shortly. 

USGBC NFC Lunch Meeting June - Energy Audit Procedures, Findings and Implementation

Date: Tuesday, June 18, 2013
When: 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. (registration begins at 11:30 a.m.)
Where: Kiewit Plaza, Cloud Room, 3555 Farnam, Omaha, NE 68131
Costs: $15 for individual NFC members, $25 for nonmembers, and $10 for students (lunch is included). 

This session will be registered for 1 hour of GBCI and AIA CEU. 

Please register/RSVP by emailing programs@usgbcne.org. Or you may register online at this link:  RSVP NFC May Lunch. 
Good news! We are now accepting credit card payments at the door, so you may prepay online using Paypal via our online registration system or at the door using cash, check, or a credit card.

Call them assessments, evaluations or audits, we can all agree that energy performance in existing buildings is the future of sustainable design and operation. Buildings in this country consume around 40% of total energy, and while new construction codes, standards and voluntary certification programs are helping improve that,
a large quantity of existing building stock has plenty of room for improvement.

This presentation will discuss the typical steps for performing energy audits, some typical findings, discuss which buildings are the best candidates for these studies, and the differences between audits and retro-commissioning. The importance of creating a usable deliverable data system for the owner will be discussed as well.

Please try to carpool!