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SUMMARY:State of Solar in IL: What’s Next for Incentives and Taxation
DESCRIPTION:Presenters for the evening will be: \nBrian Granahan\nBrian Granahan is the Chief Legal Counsel of the Illinois Power Agency\, an independent state agency tasked with developing procurement plans and conducting energy\, capacity\, and renewable energy resource procurement events\, including the development of the state’s Long-Term Renewable Resources Procurement Plan for implementing Illinois’s recently-updated Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard. Brian began his career as an associate with Sidley Austin LLP in Chicago and worked as clean energy advocate and staff attorney with Environment Illinois before shifting to the public sector\, and serving as a policy advisor to Chairman Manny Flores and Chairman Doug Scott at the Illinois Commerce Commission. Prior to joining the IPA in 2014\, Brian was a Vice President with the strategic consulting firm of Tur Partners LLC working to incubate a startup low-profit\, limited liability company (L3C) focused on cleantech adoption by municipal governments. Brian holds a B.S. from the University of Iowa and a J.D. from New York University\, is a former board member of the Illinois Environmental Council and Green Economy Chicago\, and is a current board member of the Clean Energy States Alliance. \nLisa Albrecht\nRenewable Energy Specialist\, Solar Service Inc. (since 2007)\nVice President/Policy Committee\, Illinois Solar Energy Association (2007 – 2010 & since 2012) \nLisa Albrecht designs & sells solar energy systems featuring both solar hot water and photovoltaic technologies> She joined Solar Service\, one of the oldest solar installers in the country and a premier design/installation company in the Chicago area. She assists home owners and businesses analyze their opportunities to implement solar hot water and photovoltaic technology. \nShe is also a volunteer board member for the ISEA\, serving from 2007 – 2010 and then from 2012 to present. She served as the Policy Co-Chair for 5 year\, working to advance strong solar policy in IL and advocate for solar friendly policies at cities & municipalities. From her first science fair project in the 7th grade\, to lobbying in the halls of the U.S. Congress and Illinois State Senate\, Lisa’s passion for the environment is only superseded by her commitment to providing families\, small and large companies with the best the sun has to offer. \nBill Lyons\nBill Lyons is a Technical Project Lead at Elevate Energy\, a nonprofit organization dedicated designing and implementing efficiency programs that lower costs\, protect the environment\, and ensure the benefits of energy efficiency reach those who need them most. In this role he supports a variety of projects with technical assistance and research. He also supports Elevate Energy’s solar programs with photovoltaic design work and research. Additionally\, Bill conducts on-site energy assessments of multifamily buildings\, recommends cost-effective upgrades to building owners\, and assists these owners through the construction and financing of these upgrades.
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/state-of-solar-in-il-whats-next-for-incentives-and-taxation/
LOCATION:Skender Construction\, 1330 W. Fulton St. Suite 200\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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SUMMARY:City of Chicago: Pushing the Envelope
DESCRIPTION:Purchase Tickets (through Eventbrite) \nDESCRIPTION\nDid you know that in August 2017\, the City of Chicago adopted the Paris Agreement’s target of cutting carbon emissions by 26-28% by 2025? As of 2015\, the city has reduced carbon emissions by 7%\, and has recently begun implementing other strategies to help meet that target. \nCome join us on February 21 to learn about the City of Chicago’s sustainability agenda\, our current Chicago Sustainable Development Policy\, and how we as building professionals can help the city meet its bold target by 2025. \nPresenters will include local representatives from the Office of the Mayor (Amy Jewel)\, the Department of Planning and Development (Michael Berkshire)\, AIA 2030\, AIA COTE\, and Passive House Alliance Chicago. \nAgenda:\n5:00 – 5:30 PM Registration & Networking\n5:30 – 7:00 PM Presentations & Discussion\n7:00 – 7:30 PM Networking Reception & Meet-up \nRegistration Fee: \n$10 for Passive House Alliance Chicago\, AIA Chicago\, Living Building Collaborative and Illinois Green Members\n$15 for Nonmembers\nLight food and beverage will be served. Please take a look at the location of this event to plan travel accordingly. Bring ID for security check-in at front desk. \nPurchase Tickets (through Eventbrite) \nThank you to our event host\, Skender Construction!
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/passive-buildings-the-2030-commitment-helping-chicago-address-carbon-drawdown/
LOCATION:Skender Construction\, 1330 W. Fulton St. Suite 200\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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SUMMARY:Building Enclosure Testing: Airtightness and Thermal Anomalies
DESCRIPTION:“Networking and introductions from 5:30 – 6:00. Presentation from 6:00 – 7:15pm. Enter through Fulton entrance and check-in at the Lobby security. The agenda will cover airtight glazing systems\, air barriers and testing air infiltration and thermal anomolies on-site and off-site (aka testing lab). Presenter will be Mark Van Dalen of UL/CLEB.” \n*Please note\, this event will be recorded.
URL:https://passivehousechicago.org/event/building-enclosure-testing-airtightness-and-thermal-anomalies/
LOCATION:Skender Construction\, 1330 W. Fulton St. Suite 200\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Passive House Alliance Meetup
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