Events & Webinars

MEEA hosts energy stakeholders at the Midwest Energy Solutions Conference to raise awareness and reinforce the importance of energy efficiency in the Midwest. Several CEE energy experts will attend and host a pre-conference Midwest Heat Pump Summit and Happy Hour.

The Duluth Energy Design Conference & Expo aims to provide a valuable, educational and innovative conference focused on the core principles of energy-efficient building and responsible design. CEE will be in attendance with three presentations: 

• Heat Pumps 101: Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pumps: A Primer and Launch Pad, Dan Wildenhaus and Rabi Vandergon, 
• What Matters Most in Determining Heat Pump Application Types, Dan Wildenhaus and Rabi Vandergon
• Strategies for Heat Pump Adoption at the Time of Air Conditioning Replacement Samantha Hill and Emily McPherson

 

CEE's Senior Mechanical Engineer's Russ Landry is presenting at the 2023 Trade Ally Kickoff presented by CenterPoint Energy. Russ's presentation, titled "Hydronic done right: optimizing condensing boiler tune-ups" covers various topics such as  the benefits of expanding the scope of the standard commercial boiler tune-up protocol to go beyond burner adjustments and provide a comprehensive review and adjustment of boiler (temperature and staging) control settings to increase energy savings.

CEE's lending team will be at the West Metro Remodeling Fair on February 26th sharing information on their home improvement loan programs. The West Metro Remodeling Fair is an opportunity for homeowners to access a variety of home improvement resources that are available in their community. It is sponsored by the Cities of Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, and Minnetonka and is free to attend. 

CEE staff will attend and present at the ASHRAE and SCANVAC HVAC Cold Climate Conference 2023, March 6–8. The goal of this International conference is for built environment engineers, practitioners, researchers, scientists, owners, and government officials working in cold climate regions to share recent solutions and advancements addressing changes in climate.

The Getting to Zero Forum brings together the world’s leading experts to share best practice approaches to reducing energy demand and decarbonization related to policy, program, and projects. It is the only event with a broad cross-section of stakeholders focused on ambitious building efficiency goals and is an ideal venue for organizing both the policy and building communities to achieve zero carbon ambitions. On May 10–12, participants will share perspectives on the growth of zero energy and zero carbon, learn about best practices for successful projects, and collaborate on opportunities for zero energy and zero carbon to transform the built environment.