Arriving May 14th in Nashville? Make the most of it.
If you are planning to arrive in Nashville early, we have yet another opportunity for you to improve your commissioning knowledge and skills, interact with others in the industry and earn educational credits. From 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM on Monday, May 14th the Southeast Regional Chapter of the Building Commissioning Association is hosting a program entitled “The Next Step in Building Performance Verification: Automated On-going Commissioning.”
Registration is required and handled separately from NCBC. Attendance is $50.00.
There will be a reception to follow from 4:30 to 6:00PM.
Reception Sponsors:
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NCBC is proud to be included as a NIBS endorsed event.
“The National Institute of Building Sciences is pleased to announce its support for NCBC this year,” Earle Kennett, Chief Operating Officer, said. “The Institute has promoted Total or Whole Building Commissioning for a decade, especially in the Enclosure Commissioning field. We believe both the BCA and NCBC offer the industry a great opportunity to bring all the commissioning disciplines and process together and encourage the wide spread adoption of this emerging and important expertise.”
The Southeast Chapter of the BCA (SERBCA) is offering a hands-on pre-conference program titled “The Next Step in Building Performance Verification: Automated On-going Commissioning”.
As buildings get increasingly more automated, so do the tools that help evaluate and manage building energy requirements. These automated tools analyze system performance, identify sub-optimal operation, and monetize the cost of poor energy performance.
Representatives from three manufacturers, M2M, SCIenergy and Viridity will convene to share knowledge about commissioning software tools and how they support the on-going commissioning process. Then attendees will have the opportunity to see product demonstrations from each of these vendors in a small group format. Finally, everyone will reconvene for a lively panel discussion on the pros and cons of these tools and examples of how these technologies have been utilized in buildings.
Read about NCBC session details and more on the blog. This week, 2012 NCBC speaker George Malek, PE, LEED AP, from ComEd discusses his upcoming session Industry Drivers of Commissioning: Programs & Legislation.
The NCBC rate will expire on April 23. Don't miss the opportunity to take advantage of the special rate.
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NCBC Endorsed by ASHRAE
NCBC is proud to be included as an ASHRAE endorsed event.
“Recognizing that the commissioning process helps to ensure that buildings and their systems operate optimally, ASHRAE is pleased to endorse the National Conference on Building Commissioning,” Ron Jarnagin, ASHRAE president, said. “Commissioning helps to ensure good indoor environmental quality, reduce energy and water consumption and improve the operation of buildings. As the built environment industry moves forward in ensuring better buildings, commissioning will continue to play a vital role.”
Don’t miss the opportunity to exhibit at the 20th National Conference on Building Commissioning! This one day event attracts the best in products and services for the built environment.
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Registration Opens in March
Registration will open in early March, but it isn’t too early to make your hotel arrangements.
Be a partner in the 20th National Conference on Building Commissioning!
Distinguish your company as a leader in commissioning, sustainability and energy efficiency by sponsoring or exhibiting at this year’s conference. Past participants have included utilities, universities, commissioning providers, controls manufacturers, construction management firms, owners, green building industry associations and government agencies.
Please contact Catherine Craglow at (503) 467-0911 or email for more details about 2012 sponsorship opportunities.
Exhibitor registration officially opens in January. to receive updates about 2012 NCBC exhibition opportunities.
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Call for Abstracts Now Open for NCBC 2012
It’s been 20 years since the inception of NCBC, the industry’s original commissioning conference. Each year, participants look to NCBC for quality education on cutting-edge tools and technologies, information on best practices and a glimpse of what’s next in the industry.
Whether you are an engineer, architect, service provider, owner or energy expert, we invite you to share your skills and experience at NCBC next May.
Be creative. What’s new in the commissioning industry? What’s on the horizon? What is the role of commissioning in the new energy economy? What are some of the technical, political and educational issues we need to consider as the industry moves forward?
Accepted speakers will be notified beginning in late January.
Abstracts should be submitted through our online form by Friday, Dec. 30. The submission period has ended.
Interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at NCBC? Please contact Catherine Craglow at (503) 467-0911 email .
Registration for the conference will open in March 2012.
Check back regularly for new updates!
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Dates & Location Announced for NCBC 2012
Join us in Nashville, Tenn. for the 20th Annual National Conference on Building Commissioning on May 15 & 16. Hotel details will be announced shortly.
Once again, PECI and the Building Commissioning Association will be co-producing this event.
