ACHIEVE OPTIMAL BUILDING EFFICIENCY WITH ENERGY MODELING
Energy modeling is an increasingly important part of an integrated design process. Join the APS Solutions for Business Team and the Arizona Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers for a two-day workshop and learn how computer-based energy modeling tools can help inform design decisions and prioritize strategies that will have the greatest impact on the energy costs of new and existing buildings.
The class will include hands-on instruction utilizing the Department of Energy’s
*Please note all attendees will need to download
Energy Modeling 102: Learn how energy modeling software accounts for internal loads and HVAC equipment consumption, and the inputs necessary to perform the calculations.
Additional takeaways from this workshop include understanding:
There are a limited number of tickets, so reserve your seat today!
Tickets:
$150 per day for general public, $75 per day for APS Customers and Trade Allies
Includes breakfast, lunch, snacks and parking
Everyone is welcome!
This two-day workshop is part of the APS Energy Insights training series – a collection of in-person classes and free webinars. We are committed to providing
Instructor
Annie Koch, PE, LEED AP is a Consulting Engineer with DNV GL’s Sustainable Buildings and Communities. She specializes in energy analysis using a breadth of modeling software tools, sustainable practices, and technical assessments of high-performance and Zero Net Energy projects. Annie holistically advises on energy efficiency systems, passive sustainability, water efficiency systems, and sizing of photovoltaic arrays through benchmarking, energy modeling, cost-benefit analysis, and daylighting. She has provided energy modeling training and reviews whole building design incentive applications for utility programs across the United States. Most recently, she has aided in the design and implementation of the Consumers Energy’s (a Midwest, dual fuel utility) Zero Net Energy Pilot program, provided ZNE technical assistance for multiple BayREN municipal buildings, and created prototypical ZNE models for the Peninsula Advanced Energy Community (PAEC).