BOMA San Francisco Members:
Please take note the following workshops offered by PG&E:
Benchmarking Energy Use in Commercial Buildings
May 8, 2012
Benchmarking Energy Use in Commercial Buildings
May 8, 2012
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
PG&E’s Pacific Energy Center, 851 Howard Street, San Francisco CA 94103
California law (AB 1103) will soon require the disclosure of an energy performance benchmarking score prior to selling, refinancing or leasing certain whole buildings. Learn how to benchmark your building's energy performance with the help of PG&E's Automated Benchmarking Service - a free, easy-to-use service that automatically sends your commercial building's energy use information to the EPA's ENERGY STAR(R) Portfolio Manager every month. This class will include a hands-on benchmarking exercise using portable Wi-Fi hotspots so that attendees can evaluate an actual building from start to finish and see the ENERGY STAR score. Credits: AIA 4.0 HSW/SD; 4.0 GBCI CU (LEED)
PG&E’s Pacific Energy Center, 851 Howard Street, San Francisco CA 94103
California law (AB 1103) will soon require the disclosure of an energy performance benchmarking score prior to selling, refinancing or leasing certain whole buildings. Learn how to benchmark your building's energy performance with the help of PG&E's Automated Benchmarking Service - a free, easy-to-use service that automatically sends your commercial building's energy use information to the EPA's ENERGY STAR(R) Portfolio Manager every month. This class will include a hands-on benchmarking exercise using portable Wi-Fi hotspots so that attendees can evaluate an actual building from start to finish and see the ENERGY STAR score. Credits: AIA 4.0 HSW/SD; 4.0 GBCI CU (LEED)
1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
PG&E’s Pacific Energy Center, 851 Howard Street, San Francisco CA 94103
Getting your building's benchmarking score is just the beginning. This course explores how to set targets for improvement: estimating the actual amount of energy savings needed to reach a higher score; which low-/no-cost or capital upgrades might produce various magnitudes of savings; which utility incentive programs could help identify or finance those improvements; etc. It's not about what your building's score is today -- it's about what you want that score to be and how to get it there! Credits: AIA 3.5 HSW/SD; 3.5 GBCI CU (LEED)
PG&E’s Pacific Energy Center, 851 Howard Street, San Francisco CA 94103
Getting your building's benchmarking score is just the beginning. This course explores how to set targets for improvement: estimating the actual amount of energy savings needed to reach a higher score; which low-/no-cost or capital upgrades might produce various magnitudes of savings; which utility incentive programs could help identify or finance those improvements; etc. It's not about what your building's score is today -- it's about what you want that score to be and how to get it there! Credits: AIA 3.5 HSW/SD; 3.5 GBCI CU (LEED)
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