Check out this webinar to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers’ Sustainability team discuss opportunities that the 45L Tax Credit offers residential developers.
Check out the video below to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers, EcoSystems LLC, and The University of North Texas discuss the latest innovations, technologies, and concepts for water and energy for developments in the built environment.
Check out this panel discussion to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers, TEAL, and LG Air Conditioning discuss the current and upcoming impacts of electrification in the A/E/C industry.
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Check out the video below to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers, Energetics, Coburn Partners, Morgan Creek Ventures, and The City & County of Denver discuss Colorado’s evolution of design and construction as it relates to sustainability, Developers’ current viewpoints on ESG, as well as how the Mountain West differs from other regions in the US.
Check out the panel discussion below to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers, Fitwel, BRE, and Home Innovation Research Labs (NGBS) discuss their expertise in above-code green programs as well as financial incentives for stakeholders in the A/E/C industry.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will enact new nationwide efficiency requirements for HVAC equipment on January 1, 2023. As part of the DOE’s goal to reduce overall energy consumption, the rating procedure (i.e., the performance calculation) has become more stringent and complex. Excluding split system heat pumps, split system air conditioners that do not meet these new ratings will not be installable after January 1, 2023. Equipment currently in production is being phased out in anticipation of this new..
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45L Tax Credit Webinar
Check out this webinar to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers’ Sustainability team discuss opportunities that the 45L Tax Credit offers residential developers.
Energy & Water: Conservation Innovations & Concepts
Check out the video below to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers, EcoSystems LLC, and The University of North Texas discuss the latest innovations, technologies, and concepts for water and energy for developments in the built environment.
Electrification and the Design Implications
Check out this panel discussion to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers, TEAL, and LG Air Conditioning discuss the current and upcoming impacts of electrification in the A/E/C industry.
Colorado & Mountain West Update: Trends in Sustainability, Codes & Requirements
Check out the video below to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers, Energetics, Coburn Partners, Morgan Creek Ventures, and The City & County of Denver discuss Colorado’s evolution of design and construction as it relates to sustainability, Developers’ current viewpoints on ESG, as well as how the Mountain West differs from other regions in the US.
General Session: Fitwel, BREEAM, NGBS & 45L: Optimal Pathways & Potential Synergies
Check out the panel discussion below to hear leaders from Jordan & Skala Engineers, Fitwel, BRE, and Home Innovation Research Labs (NGBS) discuss their expertise in above-code green programs as well as financial incentives for stakeholders in the A/E/C industry.
Design Implications: US Department of Energy’s New Efficiency Requirements in 2023
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will enact new nationwide efficiency requirements for HVAC equipment on January 1, 2023. As part of the DOE’s goal to reduce overall energy consumption, the rating procedure (i.e., the performance calculation) has become more stringent and complex. Excluding split system heat pumps, split system air conditioners that do not meet these new ratings will not be installable after January 1, 2023. Equipment currently in production is being phased out in anticipation of this new..