07-17-2014 - Introduction to Energy and Atmosphere Webinar - Online, Live
Training Provider: TBD (Zack Academy)
Date: Thursday, July 17, 2014 from 4:00pm to 5:00pm ET
Location: Webinar, Live
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Why Should You Take This Introduction to Energy and Atmosphere Webinar?
This 1-hour webinar will provide an introduction to energy efficiency initiatives, specific to consumption within buildings. It will also provide an overview of renewable energy options as well as ways to protect the atmosphere through refrigerant management. The webinar will place an emphasis on minimizing the use of standard grid based energy from coal fired power plants, and eliminating the use of CFC-based mechanical cooling equipment. It will also cover a real life example of an energy efficiency initiative within a LEED certified building.
Upon completion of the seminar, a participant will be able to analyze the effectiveness of practicing various energy efficiency and alternative energy initiatives in a new or existing building. They will be able to identify ways to reduce environmental impacts associated with refrigerants in mechanical cooling systems. Participants will be able to measure the benefits of commissioning energy systems and practicing measurement and verification (M&V) and apply their understanding of energy and atmosphere to various real-world examples.
Students will be introduced to the topic of why energy efficiency is important and why we should focus on building applications as a first step toward minimizing global climate change and ozone depletion. The seminar will discuss the importance of monitoring performance of energy conservation measures for various applications. Applications covered include commissioning, optimizing energy performance, monitoring and verifying performance, using renewable energy and renewable energy certificates, and managing refrigerants.
Key concepts covered are:
- Commissioning
- Building Envelope, Lighting & HVAC
- Measurement and Verification
- Energy Conservation Measures
- Metering & Data Reporting
- Green Power
- Renewable Energy
- Montreal Protocol
- CFCs, HFCs, HCFCs
- Natural Refrigerants
- Heat Recovery
- Process Energy Reduction Strategies
- Direct vs. Indirect Impacts
Below are the most recent student reviews for previous Introduction to Energy and Atmosphere Webinar Courses. All reviews are from people who registered for and attended the course.
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Bert C.
attended on March 12, 2014
Lisa was a very good instructor. She was clear, concise and knowledgable of the subject. Nancy J H.
attended on January 9, 2014
Good coverage of the materials Dan F.
attended on October 24, 2013
Lisa does great relating the presentation to real world senarios and examples. Trent S.
attended on August 23, 2013
Liked it. Petronela D.
attended on August 1, 2013
great webinar Audrey W.
attended on July 11, 2013
The class was clear and informative. The only issue, probably not the instructors issue, was another participants lack of sound and the delay caused by trying to resolve their issue. But she carried on and we still completed course. FEDON V.
attended on May 7, 2013
She is fantastic, dedicated knowledgable and she is an asset to green education services. Prompt, punctual, informative,knows her subject and she is research oriented, top notch educator . Ammar S.
attended on May 6, 2013
Webinar was informative Walter M.
attended on May 6, 2013
Jean does a great job. Makes it very interactive Jim R.
attended on May 6, 2013
Instructor was well versed, well spoken, and well prepared. David C.
attended on April 12, 2013
A good review of the credits within the EA category and strategies to help achieve the points. Good case study and class activity. Shin Y.
attended on March 24, 2013
Great Betsy P.
attended on March 24, 2013
Great Job! Allen L.
attended on March 2, 2013
She is very good am covered the materials on the topic. Patricia S.
attended on January 21, 2013
3.5 if that is possible!
This was my first experience in a webinar. I found that there could have been more interaction during the class between the trainer and the students.
Thanks,
Patricia Reem M.
attended on January 17, 2013
She was overall good. She was fast and didn't offer a chance for sharing ideas during class time. However she gave time for questions at the end. Dean W.
attended on January 17, 2013
very informational and up beat Mairy S.
attended on December 19, 2012
Good presentation but there should be a way to allow those who participate to get some kind of hand out of it. Even if they are specially desgined for thos who do the training online webminar, since some time the speed of the presentation does not allow for taking of good notes.
Ahren B.
attended on November 26, 2012
I have no additional comments on this class. James R.
attended on November 16, 2012
This class was very good. Alan V.
attended on September 20, 2012
Very informative and any questions asked by myself or others were answered. This course is conducted as a live instructor-led webinar. Further details will be provided to you prior to the course.
Thursday, July 17, 2014 from 4:00pm to 5:00pm ET
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